| Joseph Barker | Aghowle | Possession by purchase from Widow Collier 32 years ago (1844) for £265. House & Offices thatched. Piggery built c.1870. Stables built c.1873. Land boundaries in good order |
| Samuel Blackburne | Aghowle | 13 acres of tillage |
| Thomas Bolger | Aghowle | Bounds are pretty fair |
| James Byrne | Aghowle | John Kenny's old place (possession) |
| James Burke | Aghowle | Succession to lease. Burke's held lease since 1817 on Dagg's old place |
| Widow Mary Butler | Aghowle | |
| William Cummings | Aghowle | Succession to lease |
| David Dagg | Aghowle | |
| Edward Dagg | Aghowle | |
| Michael Davies | Aghowle | Succession to lease |
| Pat Doyle | Aghowle | Succession to lease |
| Hugh Doyle | Aghowle | Succession to lease |
| William Driver | Aghowle | |
| Laurence Foley & Thomas Neal | Aghowle | Good for draining land. All buildings thatched |
| John Griffin | Aghowle | "By possession five years (c.1871) from Thomas Hughes." The boundaries are in good order and buildings are all thatched |
| Hayden & Byrne | Aghowle | P. Kenny has succeeded the lease by marriage three months ago |
| Abraham Hope | Aghowle | In possession fifteen years (c.1861) |
| Mary Hughes | Aghowle | |
| Thomas Hughes | Aghowle | "An original" - " ignorant man who knew nothing of shores" for drainage |
| Edward Johnston | Aghowle | Took over from William Campbell |
| Peter Kenny & Pat Delaney | Aghowle | "Delaney is a hard working man" |
| Pat Murphy | Aghowle | |
| John Murphy | Aghowle | "Boundary in a bad state on both sides of ditch connecting with Michael Lawrenson's tenants, Pat & Joe Fenton & John Brien." Took possession in August 26th 1871 |
| Thomas Sallenger (St.Ledger) | Aghowle | Land & thatched house in poor order |
| Maurice Whelan | Aghowle | "The farm is a draw farm." Whelan rents in Glenashouke. Took possession of James Coe's farm in 1852 for £130. Holds 63 acres at will. |
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| Christy Bailey | Coolkenno | House in poor order. Did some drainage improvements. The boundaries are in good order. |
| James Beckett | Coolkenno | Aged 80 years. Has a thatched cabin and cattle offices. No improvements made. |
| William Cooper | Coolkenno | House built in 1835, it belongs to Earl Fitzwilliam. |
| Thomas Dagg | Coolkenno | House was restored in mid-1850s at a considerable sum with new dwelling houses. Farm in good order |
| Edward Sheppard | Coolkenno | Now Robert Dagg's |
| Bryan Maguire | Coolkenno | Aged 70 years. Originally Halfpenny's place until 1819 |
| Thomas Fitzmaurice Haskins | Coolkenno Hall View Farm | "Came into possession in 1860 of new farm of 83 acres, lately belonging to John Twamley in exchange for his brother John Haskins of Knockatomcoyle for which he gave £800 and that farm given to Pat Maguire |
| ,, ,, | Coolkenno Hall | "In 1817, Abraham Haskins gave Major Nixon (Capt Nickson) £1170 for the house and farm and purchased subleases (Dowdall & Whittaker) at prices of £130. In 1824, new cow-house was built for 20 cows and a workshop & a barn |
| Thomas Kenny | Crablane, Coolkenno | Shopkeeper. Recorded as having upgraded his dairy. Has a turf house, pig-house and stable |
| George Maguire | Coolkenno | House in poor state. |
| William Lennon | Coolkenno | |
| Peter Nolan | Coolkenno | Houses all thatched. Recent tenancy. |
| Richard Sheane | The Wood, Coolkenno | "Lease for the life of Thomas Jackson now in America." Bought the interest for £300 from Astleford and doubled the bounds on Tom Kenny's side." |
| Peter Twamley | Coolkenno | Took over lease in 1868 |
| Michael Whelan | Coolkenno | Got possession of Jackson's place in 1848-49 |
| John Sheane | Coolkenno | Dwelling house and offices were built by the tenant for £120 |
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| James Bowe (Bowes) | Gowle | Took over lease in 1866. Houses thatched. |
| Mrs. Sarah Burland | Gowle House | Farm has 203 acres. Originally Robert Rhames' place. Bounds in very bad order "between the two counties" of Wicklow & Carlow |
| Michael Kenny | Gowle | |
| Dennis Keogh | Gowle | |
| Laughlin Mulhall | Gowle | "At will in possession since 1856." Houses are thatched and in bad order |
| Peter Nolan | Gowle | "No refurbishments at all" |
| Thomas Roach | Gowle | Place in poor condition. "Raise his rent and he will do something!!" |
| William Wall | Gowle | Reclaimed 3 acres |
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| John Bowe (Bowes) | Killabeg / Killaleague | "By purchase and marriage with Catherine Hinch, 20 years ago (c.1856). Gave £20 to John Hinch. Buried 1000 loads of stone. |
| Matt Byrne | Killabeg / Killaleague | In possession of Dowling's place for over 10 years |
| Mick Coughlin | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Francis Dixon | Killabeg / Killaleague | Houses thatched. No improvements |
| James Dixon | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Tom Doyle | Killabeg / Killaleague | Possessed it in the 1850s from Rev. Fishbourne. |
| John Farrell | Killabeg / Killaleague | Houses all thatched |
| Mary Kirevan | Killabeg / Killaleague | Place is in poor order |
| James Griffin | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Peter Keogh | Killabeg / Killaleague | "At will, in possession of lease for 26 years from the late Carroll." Houses are slated |
| Thomas Keogh | Killabeg / Killaleague | In possession for 8 years since exchanging the farms in Lumcloon and Ballyconnell |
| Bryan Maguire | Killabeg / Killaleague | of Lumcloon |
| Pat Maguire | Killabeg / Killaleague | Lease for the life of C. Bailey, aged 70 years. |
| Mary McGuinness | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Widow Elizabeth Nolan | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Winnifred Nolan | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Rev. Frederick Owen | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| James Stacey | Killabeg / Killaleague | In possession 7 years |
| Widow Anne Pryce & Ralph Lawrenson | Killabeg / Killaleague | |
| Widow Waters | Killabeg Mill | Thatched. No improvements. |
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| Rev. Fr. Boland | Killinure Parochial House | Building belongs to Earl Fitzwilliam |
| Bernard Bryan | Killinure | "At will, 17 years in possession. Buildings all thatched in bad repair." Bounds in bad repair especially on William Kinsella's & Mrs. Healy's sides." |
| Pat Byrne | Killinure | Thatched |
| Catherine Donnelly | Killinure | Thatched |
| Pat Dowling | Killinure | Married the widow of John Neill, 18 years ago. Houses all thatched. No improvements |
| Winnifred Healy | Killinure | House half slated and half thatched. Built by Dan Healy. The present tenant had the dairy built in 1869. |
| Joseph Healy | Killinure | Dairy built in the 1830s |
| Bridget Healy | Killinure | Took over lease in 1864. Doing brilliant improvements |
| Michael Hughes | Killinure | Exors. Henry Hughes. Built a stable for £35 |
| Michael & James Hughes | Killinure | "Lease on the life of Thomas Hughes, aged 60" - Buildings all thatched. Exors. 1833 |
| Michael Keating | Killinure | No improvements |
| John Loughlin | Killinure | |
| Michael Lawrenson | Lower Killinure House | Lease for his own life. 312 acres. Took possession over 15 years ago. House and offices built in 1843 (Sherwood). £300 was paid for slates and timber. Old house and walls were levelled. Repaired the farm. A noted farmer |
| Archibald Montfort | Upper Killinure House | 241 acres. House erected by Earl Fitzwilliam & expanded by tenants. Paid in possession to Mr. Shaw £500. |
| Lawrence Murphy | Killinure | |
| Lawrence Murphy Jr | Killinure | The farm is "a most wretched concern & wholly neglected" |
| Mary & Pat Neill | Killinure | Lease for the life of William Neill, aged 60, now in America. House built over 30 years ago. Kitchen & bedroom added in 1872 |
| Michael Tallon | Killinure | Bounds neglected |
| Ellen Walsh | Killinure | |
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| Walter J. Doyle | Tullowclay | Lease of the life of William James now in America. Purchased 19 years ago for £300. |
| James & Ann Tomkins | Tullowclay | |
| John Tomkins & John Tomkins Jr | Tullowclay | House built in 1847 by John Tomkins |
| Richard Tomkins | Tullowclay | |
| Ben Tomkins | Tullowclay | In possession 1874 |
| James Tomkins | Tullowclay | In possession 1874 |
| Peter Tomkins | Tullowclay | In possession since 1866. "A very improving tenant with stone work on the premises very well done." |
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| John Dalton | Ardoyne | |
| James Donaghue | Ardoyne | "Now 56 years in possession. A tenant of the late Revell." |
| Michael Kenny | Ardoyne | Took over Matt Dolan's place |
| Garret Dorsey | Ardoyne | Lease for his own life |
| Lawrence Doyle | Ardoyne | Very dirty conditions |
| Terence Doyle | Ardoyne | Dwelling house built in the 1840s. One storey slated. |
| Mary Doyle | Ardoyne | |
| William Drury | Ardoyne | |
| John Cavanagh | Ardoyne | |
| John Kehoe | Ardoyne | |
| John Kehoe Jr | Ardoyne | |
| George Manger (Manzor?) | Ardoyne | Dwelling is thatched |
| William Minion | Ardoyne | Dwelling is thatched |
| Michael Deerin & Bridget Neal | Ardoyne | |
| Anne Toole & Matt Kinsella | Ardoyne | Kinsella is married to Anne Toole's daughter |
| Pat Toole | Ardoyne | Lease for the life of himself. Dwelling house built in 1847 |
| Phelim Toole | Ardoyne | Houses thatched |
| Susan Twamley | Ardoyne | Possession in 1862 of 202 acres |
| Mark Weekes | Ardoyne | |
| Abraham Watchorn | Ardoyne | Land divided from his grandfather, John Watchorn's lease |
| John Watchorn | Ardoyne | Land divided from his grandfather, John Watchorn's lease |
| Thomas Watchorn | Ardoyne | Land divided from his grandfather, John Watchorn's lease |
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| Dan Bryan | Knockeen | Dwelling house built in 1862. "Pigs disease of blue sickness...it was the hand of God that put it in the pigs instead of a man, for which he was thankful." |
| Pat Bryan | Knockeen | Bounds are crumbling |
| James Byrne | Knockeen | |
| M. McGrath & Michael Lennon | Knockeen | Originally J. Carthy's place |
| William Coogan | Knockeen | Dwelling house thatched. Barn & stable are slated. No improvements except one ditch |
| James Connors | Knockeen | |
| Pat Cummins | Knockeen | |
| Widow Anne Doyle | Knockeen | House is thatched and in poor order. 7 acres of tillage |
| Tom Kavanagh | Knockeen | |
| James Kelly | Knockeen | |
| Widow Mary Foley | Knockeen | Widow of Pat Foley |
| Daniel Keogh & Partners | Knockeen | "Lease for his own life" |
| Michael Keogh | Knockeen | Buildings all thatched and leased in the life of Michael Keogh. Exors: Dennis Keogh |
| Michael Lennon | Knockeen | |
| William Kinshley (Kinsella) | Knockeen | Houses thatched. Bounds in poor order |
| Widow Mary Loftus | Knockeen | |
| Pat Whelan | Knockeen | |
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| Edward Bourke | Liscolman | House built in 1864 costing £700. 102 acres |
| Thomas Byrne | Liscolman | Houses in poor condition. Small slated cabin |
| Peter Byrne | Liscolman | Took lease in 1869 from his father |
| Matt Byrne | Liscolman | In possession 23 years |
| Pat Carroll | Liscolman | Took possession in 1870. Came in through marriage |
| Michael Cummins | Liscolman | Bounds are in poor state. Dwelling house half slated |
| Richard Donaghue | Liscolman | Took possession in 1841. "Six bog acres." Buildings all thatched. |
| Anne Kennedy | Liscolman | |
| Christopher Kennedy | Liscolman | Took possession in 1870. 43 acres |
| Edward Kennedy | Liscolman | 53 acres. Succeeded Pat Kelly by marriage to his niece |
| Miles Keoghe (Keogh) | Liscolman | "Houses are thatched and clean and boundaries are good" |
| Mark Keoghe (Keogh) | Liscolman | |
| Valentine Shepherd | Liscolman | "Bounds are sandy and always falling." |
| John Smith | Liscolman | Lease in the life of Owen Smith, aged 70. House was built in the 1830s. |
| Catherine Shepherd | Liscolman | Removed two old ditches. Dwelling house is long time slated. |
| James Swayne | Liscolman | Took possession in 1871. Houses thatched. "Farm is in a wretched state." Recorded as a bad neighbour |
| Stephen Swayne | Liscolman | Took possession in 1873. |
| Mrs. Elizabeth Synnott | Liscolman | |
| Michael Tracey | Liscolman | Lease for the life of Peter Tracey, aged 70 |
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| Pillsworth Whelan J.P. | Rath House | Took possession in 1852. Buildings erected by his father in 1803 and valued at £2500 |
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| Pat Byrne | Munny | "House is very old and half slated." |
| James Carroll | Munny | 35 acres. Lease set at his own life |
| John Codd | Munny | House is very old but neat |
| Richard Codd | Munny | House built in 1820 |
| Edward Donaghue | Munny | |
| Edward Kenny | Munny | |
| Charles Kenny | Munny | Took possession in 1863. "Lately put new windows in" |
| Pat Reilly | Munny | |
| Ralph Lawrenson Esq | Munny House | 535 acres. No detailed notes given towards the history of the house |
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| Widow Catherine McDonnell | Ballinavortha | House erected by Earl Fitzwilliam in the 1830s. Still owned by him |
| Timothy & John Kelly | Ballinavortha | Holding is in bad order |
| Widow Mary Deegan | Ballinavortha | Took possession in 1855 |
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| Michael Bowes | Moylisha | "Thatched cabin" |
| Michael Byrne | Moylisha | |
| Philip Byrne | Moylisha | "Nothing to report. Both miserable thatched cottages." |
| John Kenny | Moylisha | Took possession in 1865 |
| John Murphy | Moylisha | Farm is in a miserable state |
| Thomas Swan | Moylisha | Took possession in 1860. He claimed that when he took possession, the land was quite worn out." |
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| Dan Kavanagh | Seskin | Succeeded the lease of Thomas Walker |
| Pat Doolan | Seskin | Took possession in 1870 |
| Laurence Byrne | Seskin | Took possession in 1870 |
| Charles Keely | Seskin | |
| Mark Murphy | Seskin | |
| John Murphy | Seskin | |
| Matthew Slator | Seskin | "Bounds...None!!!" - he blames Peter Tomkins, Larry Byrne, Charles Keely & Tom Murphy for him having no bounds." |
| Peter Tallon | Seskin | Came in from purchase from P. Byrne in 1870. |
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| James More | Laragh | Took possession of 181 acres in 1860 from the lease of William Dowser |
| James Wall | Laragh | Holds 64 acres |
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| Eliza Wilson | Knockatomcoyle | All buildings thatched except the Domestic house, owned by Earl Fitzwilliam |
| Peter Tomkins | Knockatomcoyle | |
| Widow Anne Tomkins | Knockatomcoyle | |
| Laurence Tallon | Knockatomcoyle | |
| Matthew Tallon | Knockatomcoyle | |
| John Strahan | Knockatomcoyle | Lease of the life of Pat Loughlin, 68 years old. |
| Pat Maguire | Knockatomcoyle | Took possession in 1868 |
| John Hennessy | Knockatomcoyle | Took possession in 1862 |
| John Hennessy Jr | Knockatomcoyle | |
| William Driver | Knockatomcoyle | Improvements carried out by his sons Edward & Arthur Driver |
| Denis Byrne | Knockatomcoyle | "Late of Gilbert's." House built in 1840s. |
| John Doyle | Knockatomcoyle | House built c.1845 |
| Dinny Doyle | Knockatomcoyle | Bought Sylvester Donaghue's farm in 1869 for £74 |
| James Connors | Knockatomcoyle | |
| John Donnelly | Knockatomcoyle | |
| James Donoghue | Knockatomcoyle | |
| William Byrne | Knockatomcoyle | Took possession in 1874 |
| John Loughlin | Knockatomcoyle | House built in 1850 |
| Tom Byrne | Knockatomcoyle | Took possession in 1873. House built c.1846 |
| Thomas Byrne | Knockatomcoyle | Took possession in 1860 |
| James Bryan | Knockatomcoyle | House erected and owned by Earl Fitzwilliam. Constructed c.1815 |
| Matt Bryan | Knockatomcoyle | |
| Robert Barker | Knockatomcoyle | |
| James Blake | Knockatomcoyle | Got possession in 1834 from Margaret Blake |
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| Widow Judith Kenny | Cronelea | |
| Lawrence Kenny | Cronelea | |
| Pat Hatch | Cronelea | |
| William Haskins | Cronelea | Late Twamley's place of 169 acres |
| James Fox | Cronelea | Lease in the life of James Bedlow |
| John Carroll | Cronelea | Took possession in August 1871 from Keeley |
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| William Bishop | Stratnakelly | In possession since 1869. Bounds in poor order. Dwelling house, barn & calf house on the farm when he arrived |
| Jake? Brian | Stratnakelly | In possession 6 mths. No improvements made |
| Benjamin Hopkins | Stratnakelly | Lease of the life of John Byrne, aged 73. Buildings thatched. Bounds in good order. |
| James Haskins | Stratnakelly | Slated dwelling house cost £107 to re-roof. Exors - William Brewster |
| John Kenny | Stratnakelly | 100 perches of ditches levelled |
| Daniel Laughlin | Stratnakelly | Exors - William Brewster |
| Mick Toole | Stratnakelly | Exors - William Brewster |
| Edward Hopkins | Stratnakelly | Exors: Edward & John Hopkins. Two holdings. One formerly Haskins. The other lease is in the life of John Byrne, aged 71. |
| Lawrence Tallon | Stratnakelly | Exors. Garrett Tallon. Lease for the life of P. Dunn, aged 74. Barn & stable built c.1840. Buildings are slated |
| Rev. George Watson | Stratnakelly | At will, 7 years in possession. Buildings erected by Earl Fitzwilliam. Bounds are good on the riverside |
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| Joseph Swan Browne | Knocklow House | Exors. Joseph Swan. Lease for the life of Rev. Mr. Browne. In very good order. Roof covered in old Dunlavin slates. In 1868, he had a two horse stable built. Very productive farm |
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| Joseph Abraham | Boley | Holds two leases. One in the life of Pat Byrne and the other in the life of George Codd who are both in America. "Tenant bought no.1 lease for £110 in Munahullin (sic) and no.2 £170." Has 14 acres in the "Knocks" in Monaghullen |
| Michael Byrne & Kelly | Boley | Partners in the lease of the life of John Burke of Knocklow aged 66 years. |
| Edward Keely & Michael Byrne | Boley | Partners |
| William Dillon & Murphy | Boley | Partners |
| Michael Donaghue | Boley | In lease for the life of Michael Codd, now in New Zealand, aged 60. Purchased from Joseph Codd for £180 in 1822. House thatched. Outhouses built in 1829 are all slated. |
| James Gehin (Gahan) | Boley | Dwelling house built by his father. Started farming in 1864 |
| Pat Doyle | Boley | |
| Maurice Kavanagh & P. Fleming | Boley | Lease for the life of Richard Byrne of Kilquiggan, aged 60. |
| John Leybourne & Widow Leybourne | Boley | Widow of William Leybourne. In lease of the life of Betty Hopkins, aged 70 |
| Martin Keely & Thomas Sheppard | Boley | Hold a lease in neighbouring Monaghullen, purchased from Martin Keely |
| William Twamley | Boley | Holds 75 acres in Boley and 13 acres in Quigginroe. Got possession in exchange for a farm in Cronelea (43 acres). |
| Joseph Wilson | Boley | In possession since 1862. Bounds in bad condition. No improvements |
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| Laurence & Richard Byrne | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | |
| Richard Jones | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | "At will five years" |
| Martin Keely | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | "Came in from marriage to a widow" |
| Michael Kelly | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | |
| Widow Mary Kelly | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | House in bad state and land boundaries in very bad order |
| Catherine Whelan | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | Originally Pat Whelan's place |
| Thomas Sheane | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | Buildings all thatched |
| Pat Maguire | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | Holds leases in Mullinacuffe & Kilquiggan village |
| James Wall | Kilquiggan & Quigginroe | House built in the 1820s. Boundaries very bad |
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| Mary Abraham | Monaghullen | Widow. House built in 1848 |
| William Byrne | Monaghullen | Took on possession in 1872 |
| John Codd | Monaghullen | Took on possession in 1872 |
| Edward Chamney | Monaghullen | On the lease of the life of John James, now aged 66 years. 32 acres of which 17 are let to under-tenants |
| John Furlong | Monaghullen | Buildings all thatched |
| Anastasia Geehin (Gahan) | Monaghullen | On the the lease of the life of Maurice Geehin |
| William Geehin (Gahan) | Monaghullen | |
| Martin Keely | Monaghullen | |
| Anne Kenny | Monaghullen | Maurice Whelan's by Marriage |
| John Murphy | Monaghullen | Land in very bad order |
| Michael Doyle | Monaghullen | Has a thatched cabin |
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| Laurence Doyle | Ballyconnell | Formerly Martin Doyle's place. Doyle's got it in 1803. Purchased from Darby Doyle's grandchildren for £180. Dwelling house built in the 1820s. |
| Widow Eliza Gehin (Gahan) | Ballyconnell | Thatched house is in bad order |
| John Murphy | Ballyconnell | Originally the lease taken out by Abraham Haskins for the life of his son Thomas Haskins, aged 48 years. |
| Thomas Hughes | Ballyconnell | Settled in 1860 |
| John Kavanagh | Ballyconnell | Took lease in 1869. The previous tenant bought 26.5 acres from James Fitzpatrick for £100 |
| Thomas Kelly | Ballyconnell | Leasing the late Pat Burke's holding. Came in by marriage in 1863 |
| Richard Kerivan (Kirwan) | Ballyconnell | Farm is in bad order. Houses thatched and in bad order |
| John Moran | Ballyconnell | Houses thatched. In bad order |
| Catherine Moran | Ballyconnell | Boundaries on Liscolman side are bad |
| Martin Moran | Ballyconnell | Dwelling house is thatched. Place is in bad order |
| Catherine Mulhall | Ballyconnell | At will, succeeded James Fitzpatrick. The boundaries are the worst state. "As bad as bad can be!" |
| John Neill | Ballyconnell | Has a thatched cabin & 16 acres |
| Valentine Shepherd | Ballyconnell | Thatched buildings. Built new piggery for £8 |
| Charlotte Symes | Ballyconnell | "Boundaries are crumbling clay ditches" - in very poor condition, particularly on the boundaries with Montfort's & Taylor's. |
| Edward Taylor | Ballyconnell House | Farm consists of 109 acres. Taylor purchased the lease in the 1840s from James White |
| James Blake | Ballyconnell | "Barn, stable & bakery were built for slating but are thatched" |
| John Byrne | Ballyconnell | Succeeded his father to the lease. Old slated dwelling house & offices. Outhouses are thatched and thumbling down |
| Pat Carroll | Ballyconnell | Old slated roof. Dwelling house worth £20. Bounds are middling except on Mrs. Burland's boundary (Gowle) |
| Adam Cullen | Ballyconnell | Has a lease for his own life (aged 65 years). Bounds in a very good state |
