Hi Len, Can you please tell me how many towns is there in co. Tyrone in
1829. Thank you
On Wed, 10 Jul. 2019, 8:23 pm James McKane via CoTyroneList, <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks so much Len. I have amended the CTI page now to include Dunwest
>
> JIm
>
> Jim McKane
> South Bruce Peninsula, Ontario
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 9, 2019 at 10:05 AM Len Swindley <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Hello Katherine,
>>
>>
>>
>> Your query has taken much time to research, but I believe it has now been
>> solved. The DUNWAIST recorded in the Longfield West Parish 1826 tithe
>> applotment book is the same location recorded as DUNWEST in Samuel Lewis’
>> Topographical Dictionary of Ireland (1837). It is common to find townlands
>> and subdenominations spelt phonetically in the tithe applotment books; in
>> an era when many folk could neither read nor write, this was a common
>> occurrence.
>>
>>
>>
>> You may wish to refer to:
>>
>> Library Ireland https://www.libraryireland.com/
>>
>> Topographical Dictionary of Ireland – Samuel Lewis (1837)
>>
>> Parish of Langfield West
>> https://www.libraryireland.com/topog/L/Langfield-West-Omagh-Tyrone.php
>>
>> “The parish comprises, according to the Ordnance survey, 29,906¾ statute
>> acres, of which 176 are water, and about 6,700 are mountain and bog. The
>> mountains afford good pasturage for cattle and sheep, and their declivities
>> are in a state of progressive cultivation; a great portion of the bog is
>> also being rapidly reclaimed, and the system of agriculture is fast
>> improving. In DUNWEST are extensive beds of coal in three strata, all easy
>> of access; and though at every flood large masses are detached by the river
>> Poe [The POE, (or Fairy Water), a stream of the county of Tyrone,
>> Ireland, rises near Castlederg, and falls into the Strule near Omagh],
>> and carried down the stream, no attempt yet has been made to work them:
>> coal of very good quality is also found in other parts of the parish”.
>>
>>
>>
>> LONGFIELD WEST TITHE APPLOTMENT BOOK (1826)
>>
>> DUNWAIST
>>
>> BARTON
>>
>> John
>>
>> BLEANEY
>>
>> John
>>
>> BOOTH
>>
>> James
>>
>> BOOTH
>>
>> John
>>
>> BOYD
>>
>> [?]
>>
>> DARCY
>>
>> John
>>
>> DOUGHERTY
>>
>> James
>>
>> GALLICE
>>
>> Frank
>>
>> GALLICE
>>
>> Patt
>>
>> GALLICE
>>
>> Phelix
>>
>> GALLICE
>>
>> Redmond
>>
>> McAREE
>>
>> John
>>
>> McCANNEY
>>
>> Frank, reps of the late
>>
>> McCANNEY
>>
>> James
>>
>> McCANNEY
>>
>> John
>>
>> McELHOLM
>>
>> Rodger
>>
>> McILHILL
>>
>> Andrew & partners
>>
>> McILHOLOM
>>
>> Rodger
>>
>> McMENAMIN
>>
>> Owen
>>
>> MEGLAGHLIN
>>
>> Neil
>>
>> MONTGOMERY
>>
>> Hutsin [Hustin/ Hudson?]
>>
>> MONTGOMERY
>>
>> John
>>
>> O’NEIL
>>
>> Henery
>>
>> PATTEN
>>
>> James
>>
>> PATTEN
>>
>> John & son George
>>
>> QUIGLEY
>>
>> Andrew
>>
>> REED
>>
>> James
>>
>> REED
>>
>> John
>>
>> STUT
>>
>> George
>>
>> STUT
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>>
>> DUNWAIST/ DUNWEST is not recorded in Griffiths Valuation which indicates
>> that it has disappeared and been renamed. A comparison of the family names
>> listed in both the TAB and Griffiths finds these families holding leases in
>> the adjoining townlands of SLOUGHAN and BILLARY. Given that these records
>> are a whole generation apart and the effects of large scale emigration
>> during and post Famine, many of the families remained in these townlands.
>> Also, neither Sloughan nor Billary are recorded in the tithe applotment
>> book. Another point is that the Fairy Water flows along the southern
>> boundary of Sloughan (the site of the deposits of coal).
>>
>>
>>
>> GRIFFITHS VALUATION, LONGFIELD WEST (c1860)
>>
>> SLOUGHAN TOWNLAND
>>
>> GILLEESE
>>
>> Owen
>>
>> GILLEESE
>>
>> Patrick
>>
>> MANSFIELD
>>
>> Rev. Geo. D.
>>
>> McCANEY
>>
>> Catherine
>>
>> McCANEY
>>
>> James
>>
>> McCANEY
>>
>> William
>>
>> McCORMACK
>>
>> Hugh
>>
>> McELHILL
>>
>> James
>>
>> McELHILL
>>
>> Mary
>>
>> McELHILL
>>
>> Michael
>>
>> McELHOLM
>>
>> Felix
>>
>> McMENAMIN
>>
>> Hugh
>>
>> McMENAMIN
>>
>> Owen
>>
>> MEEHAN
>>
>> James
>>
>> MITCHELL
>>
>> James, Jun.
>>
>> MITCHELL
>>
>> James, Sen
>>
>> REID
>>
>> James
>>
>> WALKER
>>
>> David
>>
>> WINTERS
>>
>> Edward
>>
>> WINTERS
>>
>> John
>>
>>
>>
>> BILLARY TOWNLAND
>>
>> GILLEESE
>>
>> James
>>
>> GILLEESE
>>
>> Owen, Jun.
>>
>> GILLEESE
>>
>> Owen, Sen.
>>
>> GILLEESE
>>
>> Sarah
>>
>> GILLESE
>>
>> Owen
>>
>> GILLESE
>>
>> Simon
>>
>> HEALY
>>
>> Michael
>>
>> McLOUGHLIN
>>
>> John
>>
>> MONTGOMERY
>>
>> Richard
>>
>> MOORE
>>
>> John
>>
>> POOLE
>>
>> Edward
>>
>> QUIGLEY
>>
>> John
>>
>> SCOTT
>>
>> Robert
>>
>> STUTT
>>
>> Archibald
>>
>> STUTT
>>
>> George, Sen
>>
>> STUTT
>>
>> George, Jun.
>>
>>
>>
>> It was not uncommon for townlands found in TABs to be renamed and
>> subdenominations to just disappear in the thirty year period of the
>> 1820s-50s; I have transcribed 43 tithe applotment books for Co. Tyrone,  20
>> for Co. Donegal and 12 for Co. Londonderry and am continually surprised and
>> intrigued. Nothing is straightforward.
>>
>>
>>
>> I hope this has been helpful to your research; you did not share with the
>> List, which of the leaseholders was your forebear – was it John/ Andrew
>> Quigley?
>>
>>
>>
>> All the best with your research,
>>
>> Len Swindley, Melbourne, Australia
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>>
>> ------------------------------
>> *From:* CoTyroneList <[email protected]> on
>> behalf of Katherine Quigley via CoTyroneList <
>> [email protected]>
>> *Sent:* Saturday, July 6, 2019 5:53:02 AM
>> *To:* [email protected]
>> *Cc:* Katherine Quigley
>> *Subject:* [CoTyroneMailingList] Dunwaist, Co Tyrone
>>
>> I am having the hardest time figuring out where Dunwaist is (or was). I
>> found a record from Longfield West that mentioned several people from
>> Dunwaist, but no trace of it on maps or other databases.
>>
>> Does anyone know where it is?
>>
>> I appreciate any help,
>>
>> Katherine
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