| Samuel Astleford | Coolkenno | House & Household goods destroyed | |
| John & Eliza Bardin | Coolkenno | Timber; Horse & Car | |
| James Bardin | Coolkenno | Mare & Household goods | |
| Esther Barker | Knockatomcoyle | Provisions & Furniture | |
| John Beckett | Coolkenno | Furniture destroyed | |
| James Beckett | Coolkenno | House damaged & weaving appliances damaged | |
| Jane Charleton | Kilquiggan | Mare & watch stolen | Widow of Thomas Charleton who was killed at Ballyrahan July 2nd 1798. |
| John Coates | Killinure | Household goods amounting to £212 | |
| Samuel Coe | Aghowle | Horse | |
| Richard Cooke | Killabeg | Household goods | |
| Joseph Cooper | Boley | Mare, saddle & potatoes | |
| William Dagg | Aghowle | Horse | |
| Catherine Davis | Coolkenno | Cash, apparel & sheep taken | |
| Mary Dixon | Lumcloon | House, offices (destroyed?), looms & furniture | |
| Robert Dowling | Coolkenno | Three horses, saddle & bridles | |
| Thomas Dowling | Killabeg | Horse & Farm utensils | |
| Thomas Dowling Jr | Killabeg | Furniture & Provisions | |
| Michael Dowzer (Dowse) | Laragh | House destroyed, mare & provisions | |
| John Groves | Boley | Apparel | |
| Margaret Halfpenny | Coolkenno | Mare, car & furniture damaged | Relation to James Halfpenny who was killed July 2nd 1798 |
| Nathaniel Harrison (Harris) | Coolkenno | Household goods destroyed | Harris' Hill |
| Nicholas Hopkins | Stratnakelly | Two horses and bridle taken | |
| Abraham Kersey | Coolkenno | Household goods & barley taken | |
| James Kersey | Coolkenno | House furniture (destroyed?) | |
| Alice Lennon | Coolkenno | Apparel taken | |
| John Leyburn | Boley | Horse taken | |
| George McGuire | Coolkenno | Filly and potatoes taken; meadow destroyed | |
| Grace Nickson | Munny House | Apparel, provisions & cash | Widow of Colonel Abraham Nickson who was killed at Ballyrahan July 2nd 1798 |
| John Nickson | Gowle House | Cattle & household goods taken | |
| Lorenzo Nickson | Coolkenno Hall | House & offices destroyed | Recorded in Musgrave's history that house was burned by rebels |
| John Nickson Nunn | Littlewood | House (destroyed?), horse & apparel taken | Aghold Parish Records state Nunn originated from Greenmount, Co. Wexford |
| George Oaks | Killabeg | Household goods | |
| George Oaks | Coolkenno | Household goods | |
| Samuel Oaks | Gowle | House & furniture destroyed | |
| George Paine | Killinure | Horse & apparel taken | |
| William Paine | Killinure | Weaving apparatus & household goods damaged | |
| Mary Price | Killabeg | House & furniture destroyed | |
| John Sheane | Coolkenno | House & furniture destroyed | |
| James Stewart | Lumcloon | Horse taken | |
| John Strahan | Knockatomcoyle | Profit of cows & furniture | |
| Dennis Tomkins | Knockatomcoyle | Provisions & profit of cattle | |
| James Tomkins | Knockatomcoyle | Provisions & profit of cattle | |
| Robert Tomkins | Knockatomcoyle | House & goods damaged | |
| Dorothy Twamley | Cronelea | Cash & oat crop taken | |
| John Twamley | Coolkenno | House & offices destroyed | Hall View House, Coolkenno |
| John Wall | Laragh | House & furniture destroyed | |
| Thomas Whelan | Ballyconnell House | House destroyed & cattle amounting to £661 taken | |
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| CLAIMS INADMISSABLE | | | |
| James Bardin | Stratnakelly | Potato crop destroyed | |
| William Beckett | Coolkenno | Profit of cows, hay & corn damaged | |
| John Chamney | Munahullen | Profit of cows taken | |
| Abraham Codd | Boley | Profit of cows taken, bacon & corn taken | |
| John Codd | Munny Lower | Animal meal taken | |
| James Codd | Munny Lower | House damaged | |
| Rachel Codd | Munny Lower | House damaged & cash taken | |
| John Coe | Aghowle Lower | Oats & Potatoes taken | Field in Aghowle Lower still named "Coe's Bog" close to Aghowle Church |
| Robert Dack (Dagg) | Coolkenno | Profit of cows & bedding | |
| David Dagg | Aghowle | Profit of cows, mare & corn taken | |
| James Dagg | Aghowle | Profit of cows & crops taken | |
| William Driver | Munny Lower | Profit of cattle | A field entrance in Munny Lower still called "Driver's Gate" |
| Mary Ferguson | Killinure | Apparel & bedding | |
| Saunders Furlong | Coolkenno | Furniture & apparel taken | |
| John Groves | Aghowle | Profit of cows & corn taken | |
| James Henesy | Knockatomcoyle | Butter, cash & apparel taken | |
| Benjamin Hopkins | Kilquiggan | Oats, flax, car and provisions taken | |
| James Hughes | Aghowle | Profit of cows, mare & hay | |
| William Hughes | Aghowle | Profit of cows, corn & hay | |
| Mary Ireland | Knockatomcoyle | A violin taken | |
| Thomas Jackson | Coolkenno | Animal meal | |
| Simon Leyburn | Coolkenno | Provisions, pasture & oats | |
| Robert Rhames | Gowle | Apparel, cash & trinkets taken | |
| Thomas Shane | Coolkenno | Bacon taken | |
| Mary Walsh | Killinure | Mare, cash & butter taken | |
| Simon Webb | Coolkenno | Potatoes & furniture taken | |
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| CLAIMS FOR SUBSISTANCE | | | |
| Nathaniel Harrison (Harris?) | Coolkenno | | |
| Rev. James McGhee | Killabeg | For possible damage to parochial property during the Rebellion | Richard Harrison was chief architect for many of the new constructed farmhouses |
| John Nickson Nunn | Littlewood | | |
| Roman Catholic Parish | Kilquiggan | Kilquiggan Church burned by loyalists March 13th 1799. Claimed £24-1-1 | |
