Shallee seems to be the original Cashel property in this area.
His son
George Cashell
inherited Shallee,
though he seems to have lived mainly in Co.Kerry.
His
will pr 1802.
His son
George Cashel
lived in Co.Kerry.
He rented out
Shallee for decades.
Francis Young is listed at Shallee in
[Leet's Directory, 1814].
In 1840 and at the time of
[Griffiths Valuation]
Francis E. Young is renting Shallee from George Cashel.
George Cashel died at Shallee House in 1855.
His son
George Cashel
inherited Shallee
but emigrated to New Zealand by 1866.
His son
George Cashel
stayed in Ireland and lived at Shallee.
He
is still at Shallee in 1883.
He is gone by 1901.
A house survives at Shallee.
Modern map showing
Bushfield, Greenhall, Shallee,
Garryard, Silvermines,
Ballygown South and Cooleen.
Lissenhall is N of this area.
See full size.
"Black Jack's Book" in 1733
describes
Francis Cashel
as of "Shally", Co.Tipperary.
Greenhall and
Bushfield and
Shallee and
Garryard and
Silvermines and
Lissenhall.
Note N is in an odd direction.
From
p.98
of
[Taylor and Skinner, 1777].
Francis Young is listed as
living at Shallee in
[Leet's Directory, 1814].
Shallee House, Shallee (White) townland, in
1887 to 1913 map.
See modern
satellite view
and
street view
of entrance.
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