Reference Source
Bary, Valerie. ''Historical Genealogical Architectural notes of some Houses of Kerry'' Whitegate, county Clare: Ballinakella Press, 1994.
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Estate Records Citing this Source
Found 92 estate records citing this source.
| Reference | Estate Name | Estate Description |
|---|---|---|
| 152 (Killaha House), 227 (Summerhill), 233 (Tomies) | O'Donoghue | The family were of ancient Gaelic origin who had forfeited much of their lands after the Desmond reb... |
| 203-204 | McGillycuddy | The McGillycuddy of the Reeks is an ancient title from the Gaelic tradition, believed to be descende... |
| 3 (Aghadoe House & Cottage), 91-92 (Curragh), 124-125 (Glenbeigh Towers), 180-181 (Meanus House), | Winn | The Winns were originally a Yorkshire family. Their main seat was at Nostell Priory, near Wakefield.... |
| 238 (Dooneen), 160 (Knockanecoolteen), 153-4 (Kenmare/Killarney House), 101 (Drom Hall), 228 (Sunday’s Well), 39 (Ballynamaunagh), 100 (Dromadeesirt Cottage), 119 (Freemount Lodge), 86 (Coom Wood Cottage), 87 (Corbally House) | Browne (Kenmare) | Smith states that Sir Valentine Browne was granted over 6000 acres in county Kerry after the Desmond... |
| 39 (Ballynagare), 109 (Faha), 136 (Gortroe) | Bernard/Morrogh-Bernard | According to Burke, Edward Murrough married Martha Bernard of the county Kerry family and their son... |
| 58 (Caherdean House) 234 (Torc Cottage), 188 (Muckross House), 133 (Grenagh), 148 (Kilcow) | Herbert (Muckross) | The Herberts were granted land in Kerry during the reign of Elizabeth I. Smith indicates that two me... |
| 133 (Grenagh), 69-70 (Castlelough) | Lawlor | Denis Lawlor was among the principal lessors in the parishes of Knockane, barony of Dunkerron North,... |
| 19 (Bahoss), 20 (Ballinablown), 96 (Derrynane Abbey), 133 (Grenagh), 138 (Hillgrove), 65-66 (Lakeview), 169-170 (Lickeen), 241 (Waterview) | O'Connell | The O’Connells are an ancient Gaelic family, whom Burke claims had their origins in county Clare, be... |
| 137 | McCarthy (Headfort) | In the 1830s the Ordnance Survey Name Books mention Denis McCarty as the proprietor of townlands in... |
| .55 (Bunnanier), 97 (Derryquin), 99 (Drimna House), 140 (Hollywood), 195-196 (Parknasilla), 172-173 (Liss Cottage), 217-218 (Scart), 246 (Woodlawn) | Bland (Derryquin) | The Blands were originally a Yorkshire family who settled in Kerry in the early 18th century. Franci... |
| 59 (Cahernane), 84-85 (South Hill or Coolclogher House), 53 (Bridgeview), 115 (Flesk Cottage), 116 (Flesk Lodge), 53 (Brewsterfield House), 154 (Killeentierna Glebe) | Herbert (Cahernane) | The Herberts of Cahernane descended from the same family as those at Muckross. Smith indicates that... |
| 111 | Hussey (Corkaguiny) | Members of the Hussey family held property in several parishes in the parish of Corkaguiny at the ti... |
| 12 (Ardmoneel Cottage), 144 (Keel), 161 (Knockglass) | Rae | Members of the Rae family, whose estate was centred on Keel House, Castlemaine, held over 5000 acres... |
| 46 (Beaufort), 174-5 (Lohercannon), 178 (Magh), 211 (Roseland Cottage), 247 (Woodville) | Day | Though Burke suggests the Day family came from Suffolk O'Carroll states that their origin is somewha... |
| 41 (Ballyseedy), 74-75 (Churchtown), 209-210 (Riverville), 220 (Shanvally) | Blennerhassett (Ballyseedy & Beaufort) | Smith states that the Blennerhassett family were originally from Cumbria, in the north of England. T... |
| 72 (Castlequin) 91 (Cullenagh), 106 (Dunloe Castle) | Mahony (Dunkerron North) | The Mahonys were originally a Gaelic Irish family, various branches of which held lands in Cork, Ker... |
| 130-131 (Gortnaskerry House), 184-185 (Mount Eagle Lodge) | Drummond | In the 1870s Robert Drummond’s estate in Kerry amounted to more than 29,000 acres. The Drummond esta... |
| 8 (Annaghgarry & Annadale), 218-219 (Seamount), 145 (Kells House) | Blennerhassett (Killorglin) | This branch of the Blennerhassett family acquired lands around Killorglin which had formerly been pa... |
| 242 (West Cove) | Hartopp | Edward Bourchier Hartopp of Dalby House, Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire, was the grandson of Edward... |
| 67 (Castlecove), 172-173 (Liss Cottage), 217-218 (Scart House) | Jermyn | William Jermyn was one of the principal lessors in the parish of Kilcrohane, barony of Dunkerron Sou... |
| 103 (Dromore Castle), 54-55 (Buncar House) | Mahony (Dunkerron South) | This branch of the ancient Gaelic family of O'Mahony is descended from the county Cork family of Kin... |
| 78-79 (Cloontoo), 105-106 (Dunkerron) | Taylor (Dunkerron South) | Lewis records Dr. Taylor, an eminent member of the Cork Scientific Institution, as resident at Dunke... |
| 95-96 (Derreen), 222 (Shelburne Lodge), | Petty-Fitzmaurice (Marquess of Lansdowne) | This estate owes its origins to Sir William Petty, renowned cartographer, mathematician and scientis... |
| 15 (Ardtully House), 54 (Bridgeville Park), 156 (Killowen House), 223 (Sillahertane), 247 (Woodville) | Orpen (Glanarought) | Burke describes the Orpen family as claiming great antiquity. They settled in Ireland after the Crom... |
| 149 (Kilfaddamore House), 226 (Srugreana) | McCarthy (Glanarough & Iveragh) | Timothy McCarthy, MD. was one of the principal lessors in the parish of Kilgarvan at the time of Gri... |
| 223-224. | Warren (Warren's Court) | Robert Warren, an army officer, established himself in the East Carberry area of county Cork in the... |
| 241-242 | Butler (Waterville) | The Waterville branch of the Butler family descended from Whitwell Butler who married into the Yield... |
| 169-170 (Lickeen House) | Newton (Iveragh) | Francis Newton was one of the principal lessors in the parish of Glanbehy, barony of Iveragh, at the... |
| 113 (Fermoyle Castle) | Sugrue | Charles Sugure was one of the principal lessors in the parish of Prior, barony of Iveragh, at the ti... |
| 23 (Ballinruddery), 123 (Glanleam) | Fitzgerald (Knight of Kerry) | According to the late Desmond Fitzgerald, last Knight of Glin, county Limerick, three of the cadet b... |
| 162(Knocknaseed), 193 (The Park), 202 (Rathmore), 223 (Shinnagh) | Cronin (Park) | The Cronins, descended from a Gaelic family, appear to have been settled in the Killarney area sinc... |
| 88-89 (Courteene Hall), 160 (Knockanacoolteen), 245 (Woodford House) | Curtayne | Mary Curtayne was one of the principal lessors in the parish of Killaha, barony of Magunihy, at the... |
| 114-115 | Coltsmann | The Coltsmann estate originated with John Coltsmann, an English merchant who came to Ireland in the... |
| 116 | Coxon | John Stuart Coxon, of Flesk Priory, Killarney, was one of the subscribers to Lewis Directory in 1837... |
| 32 (Ballyhar), 84 (Coolclogher) | Leahy | The Ordnance Survey Name Books refer to townlands in Aghadoe parish being leased by John Leahy of So... |
| 32 | Eager | The Eager family in Kerry are believed to be descended from Alexander Eager, originally from Queen's... |
| 1 (Abbeylands), 12 (Ardfert Abbey), 25-26 (Ballyard House),118 (Fortwilliam) 216 (Sackville), 235 (Tubrid) | Crosbie/Talbot-Crosbie (Ardfert) | Reverend John Crosbie, bishop of Ardfert in the early 1600s, was the common ancestor of the Crosbies... |
| 243 | Mulchinock | Edward Mulchinock was the owner of over 600 acres in county Kerry in the 1870s. John Mulchinock was... |
| 118-119 (Cloghane Lodge) | Conway (Kerry) | The Conway family were the recipients of large estates under the Elizabethan settlement. Smith indic... |
| 9 (Arabela), 48 (Belmont) 200 (Rathanny House), 225 (Spring Lodge) | Rowan (Kerry) | Rev. Arthur Rowan was among the principal lessors in the parishes of Ballymacelligott and Ratass, ba... |
| 40-41 (Ballyroe), 43 ( Barrow), 119-120 (Frogmore), 170 (Lisadale Lodge), (173-4 (Listrim), 196 (Plover Hill) | Denny | Smith indicates that the first Sir Edward Denny was granted over 6000 acres in county Kerry after th... |
| 158 (Kilmurray House), 157 (Kilmorna House), 102 (Dromin House) | Raymond | Smith indicates that Anthony Raymond was granted estates in Kerry under the Act of Settlement in 166... |
| 200 (Rathanny) | Peate/Peet | Francis Peet of Ballybrannagh, Tralee, owned over 600 acres in county Kerry in the 1870s. The Ordnan... |
| 224-5 (Spring Hill), 167 (Leebrook), 214 (Roxborough) | Chute | It appears that this family owes its origins in county Kerry to George Chute, a soldier in the Engli... |
| 30-31 (Ballydowny) | Mason (Kerry) | At the time of Griffith’s Valuation, St. John Mason was one of the principal lessors in the parish o... |
| 178-9 (Maglass) | Ledmond | William Ledmond was the lessor of several townlands in the parish of Nohaval, barony of Trughanacmy,... |
| 178-9 (Magh & Maglass) | Sealy | In the 1870s Deborah Sealy of Tralee held less than 100 acres in county Kerry. The Sealys had held l... |
| 29 (Ballycarty) | Nash | The Nash family held an estate in the barony of Trughanacmy in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuri... |
| 36 (Ballymacadam), 60-61 (Callanafersy), 73 (Castleview), (89-90 (Crag), 232-233 (Tobermaing), 152 (Killaha House), 154 (Killeen) | Leeson | Robert Leeson was associated with properties in mid and south Kerry at the time of Griffith's Valuat... |
| 8-9 (Annamore), 97-98 (Dicksgrove) 194 (Parkmore) | Meredith (Dysert) | Richard Meredith was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Castleisland and Killeentierna,... |
| 1 (Abbeylands), 7 (Anna), 126 (Glen Ellen), 146 (KIlburn)147-148 (Kilcolman Abbey), 164 (Laharan) | Godfrey (Kilcolman) | According to Smith, the first Godfrey to settle in Kerry was John, who was granted an estate under... |
| 154 (Killeen House) | Miles (Kerry) | Phillip John William Miles, whose address is given as England, was the owner of over 500 acres in co... |
| 46-47 (Beaufort), 56 (Burnham) | de Moleyns (Lord Ventry) | Smith indicates that Frederick Mullins was granted lands in Dingle, which he named Burnham after the... |
| 31 (Ballyegan), 247 (Woodville) | Norris | Richard Norris was the lessor of c.400 acres in the parish of Nohaval, barony of Trughanacmy at the... |
| 126 (Glenduff) | Hurley/Hurly | Burke indicates that the Hurleys originated in county Limerick but acquired land and influence in Ke... |
| 172 (Lisnagonee House), 203 (Rattoo House), 235 (Tubrid) | Gun/Gunn | The Gun (sometimes spelt Gunn) family were descended from Reverend William Gun, of Limerick, but wer... |
| 33 (Ballyheige Castle), 215 (Rusheen) | Crosbie (Ballyheige) | Reverend John Crosbie, bishop of Ardfert in the early 1600s, was the common ancestor of the Crosbies... |
| 104 (Duagh) | Fitzmaurice (Duagh) | The estate of the representatives of Oliver Fitzmaurice amounted to over 2000 acres in county Kerry... |
| 34 (Ballyhorgan House, Ratoo), 39 (Ballynoe) | Stoughton/Staughton (Kerry) | Thomas Stoughton was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Caher and Dromod, barony of Ive... |
| 148 (Kilcreen Cottage), 230 (Tanavalla House) | Elliott | Mrs. Mary Elliott, of Tanavalla, Listowel, was the owner of over 500 acres in county Kerry in the 1... |
| 42 (Banemore) | Palmer | In March 1860, a fee-farm rental, the property of John Palmer, was offered for sale in the Landed Es... |
| 90 (Crotta Big House), 237 (Tullamore) | Julian | Samuel Julian was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Kilfeighny, Kilflynn and Kiltomy,... |
| 42 (Banna), 151 (Killacrim) | Hare (Listowel) | The Hare family had come to Ireland after the Cromwellian settlement and acquired property initiall... |
| 42 (Banna), 63 (Caragh Lodge), 171 (Lismore), 185-186 (Mount Hawk) | Stokes | The Stokes family first settled in county Limerick in the seventeenth century but gained estates in... |
| 118 (Fortwilliam), 232 (Tieraclea Lodge) | Collis | The Collis family seem to have become established in county Kerry after the Cromwellian settlement a... |
| 57 (Bushmount) | Rice | The estate of Justice D. Rice of Bushmount, Causeway, amounted to over 1200 acres in county Kerry in... |
| 17 (Aughanagran) | Blacker | The estate of St. John Blacker, of Ballylongford and Killylea, county Armagh, amounted to over 8000... |
| 65 (Carrigafoyle Castle), 132 (Greenville), 155 (Killelton House), 187 (Moyvane House), 216 (Sallowglen), | Sandes (Iraghticonnor) | Smith indicates that Lancelot Sandes was granted an estate in Kerry in 1667 under the Acts of Settle... |
| 155 (Killelton House) | Hickie (Killelton & Slevoir) | The estate of William Creagh Hickie, of Killelton, amounted to over 3300 acres in county Kerry in th... |
| 168 | Wren | Smith states that the Wren family in county Kerry were descended from a Cromwellian adventurer named... |
| 215 | Leonard (County Cork) | In the 1870s, Rev. Samuel Leonard, of Banteer, county Cork, was the owner of over 1200 acres in cou... |
| 35-36(Ballyloughrane House) | Stack | Eyre Stack was the principal lessor in the parish of Ballyconry, barony of Iraghticonnor, at the tim... |
| 108 (Ennismore House) | Hewson (Clanmaurice & Iraghticonnor) | In the 1870s the estate of George Hewson, of Ennismore, Listowel, amounted to over 400 acres in coun... |
| 122 (Garryard), 143 (Jane Mount), 157 (Kilmorna) | Mahony/Gun-Mahony | In the 1870s the estate of George Gun Mahony, of Kilmorna, Listowel, amounted to over 5000 acres in... |
| 237 (Tullamore House) | Benn-Walsh (Lord Ormathwaite) | The Benn-Walsh family, Walsh baronet and Baron Ormathwaite, had their principal seats in Cumbria and... |
| 230-231 (Tarbert House) | Leslie (Tarbert) | The Leslies, descended from the Scottish clan, held lands in North Kerry since the seventeenth centu... |
| 191 (Oakpark) | Sandes/Collis-Sandes | Maurice Sandes was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Brosna, Ratass and Tralee, barony... |
| 187 (Moyvane House) | Fitzgerald/Foster Vesey Fitzgerald (Moyriesk) | This family of Fitzgeralds was originally Fitzgerald Fitzgibbon but the surname Fitzgibbon was dropp... |
| 241 (Waterview) | Trant (Kerry & Tipperary) | The Trants had originally held lands in the barony of Corkaguiny, county Kerry but by the early 19th... |
| 87 | Spottiswoode | In the 1830s, the Ordnance Survey Field Name Books record that John Spottswood was leasing property... |
| 78 (Cloghers House), 95 (Danesfort), 118 (Fortlands), | Colthurst | In 1702 Nicholas Colthurst of Ballyally, county Cork, purchased over 1,000 acres from the trustees f... |
| 213 | Heard (Cos Cork, Tipperary & Kerry) | The Heards were a long established county Cork family stated to have arrived with Sir Walter Raleigh... |
| 60-61. | Marshall (County Kerry) | John Marshall, son of Robert, assignee to Sir William Petty, was granted 58,701 acres in the barony... |
| 135 (Gortalinny) | Duckett (Kenmare) | Thomas and Richard Duckett were leasing property in Kenmare parish from Richard Orpen at the time of... |
| 73-73 (Church Hill House) | Neligan | William John Neligan, a Tralee solicitor, acted as agent for several large estates in county Kerry.... |
| 155 (Killehenny Lodge) | Fane | Lady Burghersh was one of the principal lessors in the parishes of Ballyheige, Kilfeighn and , Kilsh... |
| 159 (Kineigh House) | Fitzgerald (Iveragh) | The estate of John Fitzgerald amounted to over 800 acres in the 1870s. His estate was one of the pri... |
| 247 (Woodville) | Lombard | Daniel Lombard of Temple St. Dublin was the owner of over 400 acres in Kerry and over 250 acres in C... |
| 152, 247 | Orpen (Killaha Castle) | This branch of the Orpen family descend from Samuel Orpen of Woodville, county Kerry and his wife So... |
| 182 (Millford) | Supple | Edward K. Supple owned over 900 acres in county Kerry in the 1870s. In the 1830s, the Ordnance Surve... |
| p.174 (Lixnaw Old Court) | Fitzmaurice (Earl of Kerry) | Thomas Fitzmaurice, 1st Earl of Kerry (1668 - 16 March 1741), was the son of William FitzMaurice, 2... |