Harman
In 1807, the death of Ralph Harman, for many years the county treasurer, was recorded at Ballyhaise, county Cavan, in The Monthly Magazine or British Register Vol 23. In the mid-19th century William and Ralph Harman each held a townland in the parish of Drung, county Cavan. William Harman lived at Corgarve, parish of Castleterra, as a tenant of the Newburghs of Ballyhaise. In 1876, William Harman of Crossdrum, Co Meath owned 165 acres in the county while Ralph Harman of Fortwilliam, Virginia, owned 267 acres. The General Armoury records the Harmans of Belenacarrig [Bellanacargy], Co Cavan, as descendants of William Harman, a brother of Sir Thomas Harman. The townland of Bellanacargy, in the parish of Drung, borders the townland of Kilmacnoran, held in fee by Ralph Harman in the 1850s.
Associated Families
No associated families were found for this estate
No houses were found for this estate
Archival sources
- Land Judges Court Rentals (O'Brien), Harman, 6 Nov 1885, Vol 149 (63), MRGS 39/066, (microfilm copy in NUIG); National Archives of Ireland
Contemporary printed sources
Modern printed sources
- ''The Irish Genealogist'': Abstracts of diocesan wills include those of C. and W. Harman of Congarve [Corgarve], Ballyhaise, Co Cavan, 1783. I, No 6, Oct 1939.
- NATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRELAND. Reports on Private Collections: Report on Fegan, Harman and Wills estates in county Cavan, No 186