Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Thomas Kickham held plots 33 and 34, Callan St, Mullinahone, in at least 1846-50.
George Cashel
was stationed at
Mullinahone,
Co.Tipperary,
by 1838
(possibly as early as 1833).
He was stationed at nearby
Lismalin
by 1846
(possibly by 1844).
He was moved back to Mullinahone again
in 1854 or 1855.
When he was in Mullinahone the second time,
in 1856-58,
he lived in the
medium-sized house
at plot 34
on Callan St, Mullinahone.
He left Co.Tipperary in 1858.
The two plots became all one house.
Gleeson and then Greene lived there.
It was called "Glenview Lodge".
It was a family home until 1964.
The two plots fell into ruins (especially plot 33).
In 2012 the two plots were part demolished and re-built and re-roofed.
Plots 33 and 34 in
[Griffiths Valuation, Nov 1850, p.108].
Plots 33 and 34 are the two houses to the E of the church.
Thomas Kickham
holds both.
He lives in plot 33, with a nice house and a large 2 acres of land.
Plot 34 is also a good house, with no land.
George Cashel is not living here yet. He is in Lismalin.
See wider.
Note there is only one edition of
[Griffiths Valuation]
for this area.
| Plot number | Occupier | Lessor | Description | Land area | Land value | Buildings value | Total value | Notes |
1858
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
George Cashel has moved out.
He left Co.Tipperary in 1858.
1859
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Patrick Gleeson first appears at the property (at both plots 33 and 34).
His grandson Eamon Greene thought Patrick Gleeson bought it from Constable.
1861
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Rather confusing changes of owners and occupiers, but the George Cashel house (value £5)
still emerges at plot 34 after all this.
1866
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
Top: See full size
LHS and
RHS.
Bottom: See full size
LHS and
RHS.
1869 to 1870
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Plot 34 is now just the George Cashel house (value £6)
with (almost) no land attached.
1872
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
1877
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
1884
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Occupancy changes to Patrick Gleeson's widow Nora Gleeson.
1897 to 1904
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Occupancy changes to Patrick and Nora Gleeson's daughter Josephine (Johanna) Gleeson.
1910 to
1911
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Plot 34 is still the George Cashel house.
Occupancy changes to Josephine Gleeson's husband Hugh Greene.
Mid 20th century
Valuation Lists
for Mullinahone in
[VO].
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LHS and
RHS.
Plots 33 and 34 on the
[Griffiths Valuation]
map.
See larger.
Note there is only one map of
[Griffiths Valuation]
for this area.
Plot 34 (red cross) on
1887 to 1913 map.
Plots 33 and 34 on 1906 map at
[VO].
Same numbering as in
[Griffiths Valuation].
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Plot 34 (red cross) on
modern map.
Plot 34 is the grey door with the rounded top and the property to the LHS of it
(with two different roof lines).
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Plot 34.
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Plot 34.
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Outbuilding to the left (to the E) of
Plot 34.
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Outbuilding (red cross) on
map.
The far (E) section of the re-built
Plot 34.
View from inside the farm.
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The outbuilding.
View from road through gate.
Plot 34 to the right.
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The outbuilding.
View from inside.
Plot 34 to the left.
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and closer
and other shot.
The near (W) section of
plot 34 is now a three-sided shed.
Part of the old wall and door at the road side survives.
View from inside the farm.
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The door in the W section of
plot 34 (now a three-sided shed).
This would be the door of the George Cashel house.
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and other shot.
The W end of
plot 33, from the inside.
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See the E end of plot 33.
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