Galbally: Difference between revisions

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GALBALLY (bright homestead) Manor of Knockballymore

Area  55:3:26

Etymology

1609 - gilbelie
1629 - Galbullye
1639 - Galbally
1639 - Galbolly
1659 - Galnolly
1751 - Galbally
1752 - Galbally
1833 - Gall-bhaile "Protestant town"
1869 - Gallbhaile "Englishtown"

Griffiths Valuation 1862

Occupier	Lessor	Tenement
Robert Elliott	Earl of Erne	House, Offices & Land
James McMahon	Robert Irwin	House

1901 Census

Head of Family	Landholder (if different)
William Elliott

Surnames in 2005

Elliott

When we were researching Killylackey we found this other lease of 1768 by Bernard Smith Ward of Knockballymore Manor to William Irvine. It is very similar to the lease of Killylackey only this time the house was to be of £30 value and William Irvine was to plant 2 acres of ‘good cyder apples’. Also he had to provide the landlord with 3 clamps of turf, 3 pullets and the use of a man and a horse for 3 days every year as well as the rent.

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 Manor of Knockballymore
   Area  55:3:26
+==Etymology==
+* 1609 - gilbelie
+* 1629 - Galbullye
+* 1639 - Galbally
+* 1639 - Galbolly
+* 1659 - Galnolly
+* 1751 - Galbally
+* 1752 - Galbally
+* 1833 - Gall-bhaile "Protestant town"
+* 1869 - Gallbhaile "Englishtown"
 ==Griffiths Valuation 1862==
-Occupier…………………………Lessor
+{|class="wikitable"
-Robert Elliott……………………............Earl of Erne                     H Os & L
+!Occupier!!Lessor!!Tenement
-James McMahon…………………….......Robert Irwin                   .House
+|-
+|Robert Elliott||Earl of Erne||House, Offices & Land
+|-
+|James McMahon||Robert Irwin||House
+|-
+|}
 ==1901 Census==
-Head of Family…………………..Landholder if different
+{|class="wikitable"
-William Elliott
+!Head of Family!!Landholder (if different)
+|-
+|William Elliott||
+|-
+|}
 ==Surnames in 2005==
-Elliott
+* Elliott
-When we were researching [[Killylacky]] we found this other lease of 1768 by Bernard Smith Ward of Knockballymore Manor to William Irvine.  It is very similar to the lease of Killylacky only this time the house was to be of £30 value and William Irvine was to plant 2 acres of ‘good cyder apples’.  Also he had to provide the landlord with 3 clamps of turf, 3 pullets and the use of a man and a horse for 3 days every year as well as the rent.
+When we were researching [[Killylackey]] we found this other lease of 1768 by Bernard Smith Ward of Knockballymore Manor to William Irvine.  It is very similar to the lease of Killylackey only this time the house was to be of £30 value and William Irvine was to plant 2 acres of ‘good cyder apples’.  Also he had to provide the landlord with 3 clamps of turf, 3 pullets and the use of a man and a horse for 3 days every year as well as the rent.