Landed Estates
University of Galway

Grogan

The Grogans were a Wexford family. Edward Grogan, barrister and MP for the city of Dublin, was created a baronet in 1859. In the mid-1870s he owned an estate of 1,950 acres in County Westmeath, 2,307 in King’s County (Offaly) and 1,333 acres in County Wexford. Other family members owned smaller amounts in County Westmeath, Captain William Grogan of Baltinglass, County Wicklow 1,141 acres (and 3,761 in County Wicklow), [his father] Rev William Grogan of Slaney Park, Baltinglass 455 acres and Mary Ann Grogan 278 acres. At the time of Griffith’s Valuation (publ. 1854) Mary Ann Grogan of London held land in the parishes Ballymorin, Rathconrath and Lyn, Reverend William Grogan held a townland in the parish of Mullingar and Charles E. Grogan was recorded among the principal lessors in the parish of Noughaval, barony of Kilkenny West.

Associated Families

Houses

Name Townland Civil Parish PLU DED Barony County Map Ref  
Moyvoughly Moyvoughly Ballymore Athlone Umma 17 Westmeath OSI Ref: N191436
OS Sheet: 30
Discovery map: 48
Photo of Moyvoughly
Beech Lawn (Ballymahon) Moyvore Templepatrick Ballymahon Templepatrick Westmeath OSI Ref: N242539
OS Sheet: 17
Discovery map: 41
Moyvore Moyvore Templepatrick Ballymahon Templepatrick Westmeath OSI Ref: N245540
OS Sheet: 17
Discovery map: 41
Kilcornan Lodge (Ballymahon) Kilcornan Noughaval Ballymahon Noughaval Westmeath OSI Ref: N161500
OS Sheet: 23
Discovery map: 48

Archival sources

  • Copy of grant of arms to Edward Grogan of Moyvore, Co Westmeath BL, MP, eldest son of John Grogan BL of Dublin and grandson of Edward Grogan with descent from Grogan of Johnstown Castle, Co Wexford, 21 Apr 1859. GO Ms 108, 249-150; National Library of Ireland
  • Brief in a case of John Grogan v Benjamin Digby concerning lands at Moyvore, 1816. Ms 13,884; National Library of Ireland

Contemporary printed sources

Modern printed sources