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TOWNLANDS OF NEWTOWNHAMILTON

TULLYVALLEN TIPPING WEST

Location

Tullyvallen Tipping West is a townland of 187 statute acres 2 rood and 29 perches in County Armagh about two miles north of Cullyhanna. It is bounded on the north by Tullyvallen, on the east by Tullyvallen Hamilton East, on the south by Tullyvallen Macullagh and on the west by Cullyhanna Big and Tullyvallen Hamilton West. In the Tithe Applotment Books of 1825 the total area of Tullyvallen Tipping, incorporating the current East and West portions, is shown as 458 acres and 28 perches (Plantation Irish measure).

Name of townland

See Tullyvallen

Valuation

Although the decimalisation of the currency was introduced only in 1971, all of the valuations in the following table have been converted from £sd for convenience.

Year 1837 1851 1864 1871 1881 1891 1901 1911 1926 1935 1952 1957 1974
Valuation £80.30 £93.50 £112.75 £110.10 £113.10 £114.10 £113.35 £111.00 £105.40 £114.15 £110.65 £117.15 £113.65

The 1837 Townland Valuation recorded only houses worth £5 or more a year. There were no houses of that valuation in the townland.

Griffiths Valuation records the owner of the townland as Walter McGeough Bond.

Census of Ireland 1901

The Census enumerated 56 people in 12 households; a ratio of 4.7 people per household. The households occupied a total of 29 rooms; a ratio of 2.4 rooms per household and 1.9 people per room. Two of the households had 5 rooms, two had 3 rooms, five had two rooms and three had one room. Four of the houses were thatched.

Native Irish Speakers

There was one native Irish speakers in the townland - Mary Garvey, farmer, widow, 60, born in Co. Armagh.

Population decline

The following table sets out the number of houses and population enumerated in the townland in each of the 11 Censuses held between 1841 and 1951.

  1841 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 1911 1926 1937 1951
Houses 23 12 16 16 15 11 12 11 9 9 10
People 133 77 80 79 80 50 57 51 49 39 44
People per household 5.8 6.4 5.0 4.9 5.3 4.5 4.8 4.6 5.4 4.3 4.4

In the period of 110 years, the number of households dropped by 56.5% and the population by 66.9%.

Names of House and land Holders (1)

The following table sets out the names of those who owned or rented houses and land in the townland at the time the official valuation record or population census was compiled.


1864 1901 1935 1957 1974

Households Households Households Households Households
Boylan Patrick Caraher Patrick Carraher Patrick Carraher Michael Bates Margaret J.
Connor Patrick Coulter Samuel James Donnelly Patrick Jun. Donnelly Patrick Carraher Michael
Donnelly Felix Donnelly Patrick Donnelly Peter Finnegan Thomas Donnelly Patrick
Donnelly Patrick Donnelly Peter Finnegan Thomas Quinn B. Finnegan Thomas
Donnelly Terence Finnegan Denis Garvey John Rowland Bridget Rowland Joseph
Garvey Daniel Garvey Henry Rowland John Savage Henry Toner (Owen) Frank
Garvey Edward Garvey Mary Savage Henry Toner (Owen) Frank Toner Michael
Garvey Felix Garvey Thomas Toner Francis Toner Patrick Charles  
Garvey Henry Jun. Murphy Bernard Toner Patrick   Land
Garvey John Rooney Catherine   Land Caherty Francis Joseph
Hanratty Elizabeth Rowland Edward Land Caherty Francis Carraher Edward
Hughes Bridget Savage Edward Murphy James Carraher Edward Crummy Patrick
McArdle Edward   Nugent John McCreesh (Brannigan) Francis Garvey Henry
McArdle Patrick   Toner (Felix) Patrick Murphy James (Carnally) Murphy James (Carnally)
McArdle Reps. Peter   Toner (Owen) Patrick Nugent John Nugent Thomas
Murphy Hugh   Toner Elizabeth Toner (Owen) Patrick Toner Owen
Roland William     Toner Elizabeth  
Toner Owen     Toner Frank  
Waters Bernard        
         
Land        
Crozier James        

Notes:
1. Appendix 2
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Last Updated on 9 March 2006
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