Kiltroge or Kiltrouge
Cill Tróg
Claregalway Parish 750 Years, 1999
Description
Kiltroge got its name from St. Tróg who had a church there, only the bare remains of which survive to this day. A lisheen (cillín, child’s burial ground) is also close by. Kiltroge Castle, which is still in good order, lies in Lackagh parish.
Name(s): Kiltroge / Kiltrouge townlands.ie/Kiltroge
Gaeilge: Cill Tróg logainm.ie/Kiltroge
Meaning(s): Tróg’s Church
Description: The land is good and suitable for all kinds of farming.
Situated: Similar to Cloghaun, the Kiltrogue townland is also a strange division. The townland is split into land that is in the Claregalway parish and the remainder is in Lackagh. Of the land in Claregalway, the area is in two parts, both of which are fully surrounded by the Lackagh part of Kiltrogue.d.
Sub-dominations: Tonn na Cnoic
Boundaries-townland(s): Cahernashilleeny and Kiltroge (Lackagh).
Civil & Church of Ireland Parish: Claregalway – Claregalway Civil Parish (John Grenham)
Barony: Clare – Connacht Baronies
District Electoral Division (DED): Lackaghbeg – Map of Ireland
Poor Law Union (PLU): Galway (Poor Law Valuation) – Poor Law Unions (1851)
County: Galway – galway.ie
Diocese: The Diocese of Galway, Kilmacduagh and Kilfenora – Galway Rural
Province: Connacht(Connaught)
The Down Survey Map
(1650’s)
Search Down Survey Landowners/Kiltroge (Townlands Kiltroge, Claregalway and Kiltroge, Lackagh together)
O’Donovan’s field names book 1838
Search Kiltroge (Townlands Kiltroge, Claregalway and Kiltroge, Lackagh together)
Families
: (Pre 1911)
Currane, Duffy, Egan, Greaney, Kelly, Kenny, Kyne, Moylan, O’Dea and Ryan
Landlord(s)
Lord Bishop of Cashel (Right Rev. Robert Daly, D.D.)
Records
(Claregalway Parish)
Tithe Applotments (c1827)
The names of occupiers and the size of their agricultural holdings, over one acre only, in each townland. To determine the amount that they should pay in tithes to the Church of Ireland. (titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie)
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Roman Catholic Parish Registers
- Baptism (Claregalway 1849-1881): The Catholic Church’s collection of the parish baptismal registry. (registers.nli.ie)
- Marriage (Claregalway 1849-1883): The Catholic Church’s collection of the parish matrimonial registry. (registers.nli.ie)
- Burial (Claregalway 1849-1876): The Catholic Church’s collection of the parish burial registry. (registers.nli.ie)
Griffith Valuation’s
Primary Valuation of Ireland
A survey involving a detailed valuation of every taxable holding of agricultural or built property on the island of Ireland. Completed between 1864-1865 . Date of Publication for Claregalway was 1855. (askaboutireland.ie)
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General Registry of Office (GRO) Records
- Civil Registery Birth: (1864-1915) The official State records of births in Ireland. (irishgenealogy.ie)
- Civil Registery Marriage: (1864-1940) The official State records of marriage in Ireland (irishgenealogy.ie)
- Civil Registery Death: (1864-1960) The official State records of death in Ireland (irishgenealogy.ie)
Census of Ireland (1821- 1911)
- 1821 vs 1831 (General Parish Population Only)
- 1831 (Summary of Returns for Claregalway Parish Only)
- 1841 (Summary of Returns for Parish Only)
- 1851 (Summary of Returns for Townlands Only)
- 1861 (Summary of Returns for Townlands Only)
- 1871 (Summary of Returns for Townlands Only)
- 1881 (Summary of Returns for Townlands Only)
- 1891 (Summary of Returns for Townlands Only)
- 1901 (Kiltroge) townlands Kiltroge, Claregalway and Kiltroge, Lackagh together
- 1911 (Kiltroge) townlands Kiltroge, Claregalway and Kiltroge, Lackagh together
Research
Index and Transcripts of memorials of deeds, conveyances and wills, 1708-1929
by Registry of Deeds, Dublin
familysearch.org/registryofdeeds/search/
Archaeological Survey of Ireland (ASI)
The Archaeological Survey of Ireland (ASI) is a unit of the National Monuments Service.
- Children’s Burial Ground – GA070-070
- House – GA070-074
- House (1780-1820) – Reg. No. 30407015 buildingsofireland.ie/niah/Kiltroge
archaeology.ie/historicenvironment/
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