Townland |
Master / Mistress |
Denomination |
No. of Pupils |
Description |
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O'Neilland East: Moyntaghs |
Ballynary |
John Campbell |
Roman Catholic |
40 |
A hired cabin. |
Denyadd |
John McComb |
Protestant |
26 |
Parish School; bad. Landlord Mr. Forde. |
Derrytagh |
Hugh McMahon |
Roman Catholic |
32 |
A wretched hovel. |
Derrymacash |
John Jackson |
Protestant |
29 |
A cabin. |
Derrytresna |
Thomas Cuthbert |
Presbyterian |
48 |
A mud cabin. |
Derryveen |
Anne Bell |
Roman Catholic |
28 |
A miserable cow-shed. |
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O'Neilland East: Seagoe |
Aughacommon |
Henry Stewart |
Protestant |
24 |
Mr. Brownlow pays the Master £2 per annum. |
Ballymacrandle |
John Montgomery |
Protestant |
35 |
A thatched barn built of mud. |
Ballynamoney |
William Brennan |
Roman Catholic |
20 |
A thatched house. |
Cross |
Eliza McEntegart |
Roman Catholic |
12 |
A clay cabin. |
Drumnagoon |
John Macartney |
Roman Catholic |
36 |
A thatched cabin. |
Knocknamuckley |
John McConville |
Roman Catholic |
30 |
A thatched cabin. |
Lisnamintry |
Jonathan Webb |
Protestant |
62 |
Good. |
Lisnamintry |
Mary Boyd |
Presbyterian |
6 |
– |
Lower Seagoe |
George McKaughley |
Protestant |
70 |
Parish School; a thatched house. |
McKaughley, Levaghry |
James Forsythe |
Protestant |
41 |
Good. |
Turmoyra |
Joseph Hewitt |
Presbyterian |
27 |
A thatched cabin. |
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O'Neilland East: Shankill |
Leggary |
William Hopes |
Protestant |
12 |
An apartment. |
Lissacurren |
Charles McNally |
Roman Catholic |
46 |
A rented apartment at £1 7s. per annum. |
Lissacurren |
Mary Lyness |
Quaker |
17 |
An apartment. |
Lurgan |
Thomas Warren & |
Protestant |
172 |
Parish School; built by Erasmus Smith funds. |
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Ellen Gribben |
Protestant |
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Lurgan |
Samuel Taylor & |
Quaker |
128 |
Good. |
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John Taylor & |
Protestant |
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Samuel Taylor |
Presbyterian |
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Lurgan |
Edward McNamara |
Roman Catholic |
53 |
Good; rented at 5 guineas per annum. |
Lurgan |
Mr. John Smyth |
Presbyterian |
38 |
Tolerably good; rented at £3 per annum. |
Lurgan |
Mary Bullock |
Protestant |
25 |
Good. |
Lurgan |
Mary Carr |
Protestant |
8 |
– |
Lurgan |
Eliza Magee |
Roman Catholic |
12 |
Very middling. |
Lurgan |
Sarah McQuillan |
– |
11 |
An apartment. |
Lurgan |
Mary Bell |
Quaker |
9 |
Mistress's kitchen. |
Lurgan |
Mary Downs |
Quaker |
14 |
An apartment. |
Tullydeggan |
William Hindes |
Protestant |
30 |
Good. |
Tullygally |
William English |
Protestant |
50 |
Good. |
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O'Neilland West: Drumcree |
Artabracca |
Joseph Totton |
Protestant |
38 |
A thatched house. |
Breagh |
Patrick McBeagh |
Roman Catholic |
41 |
A thatched barn. |
Derryall |
William Devlin |
Roman Catholic |
36 |
A wretched cabin. |
Derrylettive |
Robert Curran |
Protestant |
50 |
A thatched barn. |
Drumcree |
John Holland |
Protestant |
30 |
Parish School; good. |
Mullentine |
James Garvey |
Roman Catholic |
23 |
A thatched cabin; provided by Mr. Lawson. |
Portadown |
Ellen Worrall & |
Protestant |
23 |
Tolerable. |
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Ann Worrall |
Protestant |
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Portadown, Battylum |
Francis Doherty |
Protestant |
22 |
A thatched cabin. |
Portadown, Corcrain |
John McMurray |
Presbyterian |
22 |
A second floor room. |
Portadown, Corcrain |
Patrick Reynolds |
Roman Catholic |
13 |
Very middling room. |
Portadown, Tavannah |
Thomas Smyth |
Presbyterian |
21 |
A small room. |
Richmount |
Terence McKenna |
Roman Catholic |
50 |
Good. |
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O'Neilland West: Kilmore |
Ahory |
James Watson |
Presbyterian |
40 |
– |
Ballyhagan |
Patrick Kelly |
Roman Catholic |
35 |
A cottage. |
Ballyleny |
Terence Shiel |
Roman Catholic |
21 |
A small cottage. |
Ballywilly |
Paul O'Neill |
Roman Catholic |
39 |
A cottage. |
Bottle Hill |
Isaac Robinson & |
Protestant |
69 |
Parish School; good. |
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Rose Ann Robinson |
Protestant |
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Corniscribe |
John O'Neill |
Roman Catholic |
20 |
– |
Drumahunchcon |
James Bartrim |
Protestant |
15 |
A mud wall barn. |
Kilmore |
Roger McCan & |
Protestant |
136 |
Good. |
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Hannah McCan |
Protestant |
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Liskeyborough |
Elizabeth Reynolds |
Presbyterian |
17 |
A miserable hut. |
Rich-hill |
Henry Copland |
Protestant |
16 |
A rented small room. |
Rich-hill |
Margaret Johnson |
Presbyterian |
25 |
A good room. |
Rich-hill |
Joseph Parker |
Protestant |
157 |
Badly built; donated by the late Lord Primate. |
Rich-hill |
Rev. Mr. Harper |
Presbyterian |
1 |
Master's own house. |
Tullamore |
George Halligan |
Roman Catholic |
45 |
A small cottage. |
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O'Neilland West: Loughall |
Ardress |
Henry Casey |
Roman Catholic |
50 |
A thatched house; built by George Ensor, esq. |
Aughinleg |
Patrick Brawley |
Roman Catholic |
24 |
Held in a barn. |
Aughinleg |
Peter O'Neill |
Roman Catholic |
27 |
Held in a barn. |
Ballytyrone |
Henry Kennedy |
Protestant |
50 |
Good; provided by Mrs. Cope. |
Charlemont |
Samuel Molyneux |
Protestant |
42 |
Good; ground given by Sir John Doyle. |
Charlemont |
James Clarke |
Presbyterian |
22 |
Small division in the house. |
Charlemont |
Elizabeth Tomlinson |
Protestant |
20 |
Small division in the house. |
Clenmene |
Robert Verner |
Protestant |
70 |
A thatched house. |
Hockley |
Armar Frazer & |
Protestant |
68 |
Good; built by Sir Capel Molyneux. |
Mulnasilly |
Susannah Fraser |
Protestant |
68 |
Good; built by Sir Capel Molyneux. |
Kinnigo |
John Barry |
Protestant |
40 |
Good; built by the late William Parnell, esq. |
Leveleglish |
Charles McClelland & |
Presbyterian |
80 |
Parish School; built by Erasmus Smith's funds. |
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Phebe McClelland |
Presbyterian |
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O'Neilland West: Tartaraghan |
Clancarish |
James Dillon |
Protestant |
45 |
Parish School; a room in the teacher's house. |
Clencore |
John Ryan |
Roman Catholic |
48 |
Good; built by subscription. |
Derryadd |
William Beahan |
Presbyterian |
35 |
Held in a barn. |
Derryland |
Hugh Donaghey |
Roman Catholic |
49 |
A barn belonging to John McClelland, esq. |
Derrylee |
Matthew Clarke |
Protestant |
76 |
Excellent; built by Colonel Verner. |
Derryrilliagh, Miltown |
John Gallagher |
Roman Catholic |
40 |
Part of a dwelling house owned by John Gardner. |
Magarily |
James Devlin |
Roman Catholic |
67 |
Held in a barn belonging to Mr. Garity. |
Teagy |
Alexander McConnell |
Protestant |
18 |
A farmer's barn. |
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