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Cork

Spinning Wheel List, 1796

Extracts from Cork Ancestors (Jean Prendergast)

1739 -1824
Castlehaven Vestry Book Vestry Meetings. 12. Driskelle, John, Of Cahergall appointed Church Warden, 31 March 1746.
14. Driskelle, John, Church Warden X His/Her Mark, 30 Sept. 1746
16. Driskell, John, X His/Her Mark, .. May 1747
17. Driskele, John, Church Warden X His/Her Mark, 8 May 1747

A List Of Inhabitants In Castletownsend To Be Assessed In Aid Of The Parish Cess For The Year 1789 As Settled In Vestry Apr. 13th 1789. Driscol, Dens. Driscol, Tim

1809
Cork City - Report Of The Pipe Water Commissioners
As transcribed and annotated by Richard O Callaghan
Surname /Notes Firstname Street 2002 Streetname Parish L.S.D.
DRISCOL Cornelius S. Main St. (e.side) S. Main St. Christ's £45.10.0
DRISCOL Hugh Cockpit Lane (s.side) lane built on Christ's £30
DRISCOL Thomas Hanover St. (n. side) Hanover St. St. Peter's £18
O'DRISCOL
linen draper		 James Patrick St. (s. side) Patrick St. Christ's £60
O'DRISCOL John N. Main St (e. side) N. Main St. Christ's £60
O'DRISCOLL Florence George's St. (n. side) Oliver Plunkett St. Christ's £68.5.0
O'DRISCOLL
distiller		 George Newsom's Quay North Mall (e. end) Lr. Shandon £45.10.0

1832 - 1838
Applications for Excise and Spirit Licences Driscol, Timothy, North Main-street, Borough of Bandon, 1838
O Driscoll, John, Market-quay, Kinsale, from Premises under the Annual Value of £10
Driscoll, Jeremiah, Barracktown, Cork City
Driscoll, John, Cattle-market, Cork City
   
 
   
   

1843
Address From
The Parish Of Dunmanway To
The Rev. David
J. O Falvey		 Driscoll, Denis, Mareigh
Address To Alexander O Driscoll, J.P., Skibbereen Driscoll, Timothy
   
 
   

1847
   
Beamish Estate Evictions Gerah, Kilmeen - John Driscoll.
"The widow Callaghan’s death was then daily expected. Still the roof was torn down, while she was lying, underneath, in that state. She was then removed to the house of Jerry Driscoll, her aged brother, living on the same land; but had not been long under his roof, when he and she were left roofless."
Crookhaven Shipping and Fishing CROOKHAVEN, FEB. 22 – I mentioned in my last report of a vessel falling into Dunmanus Bay, but whose report I could not give, but which is as follows:- The Eliza Libby, of and from St. Andrews, 1000 tons register, laden with timber, was dismasted on the 6th of October, and the men taken out of her on the 13th, 9 feet water in the hold, by the barque Mary Fisher, of Scarborough, dropped into the bay on the 19th inst., wind W.S.W., was boarded by four Crookhaven men, namely, John, Dick and John Driscoll and Charles Meade, on the same day, and some time afterwards by Henry Baldwin, Esq., C.G. Rock Island Station, and his men, who took her up to Four-mile-water, and safely moored her there, where she now lies. -- Alexander O Driscoll
   

1847-1848
An Account Of Local Famine Relief In The Parish Of Kilmoe 1847-1848 [Mizen Journal 1999], From the John Coursey manuscript, By Mary Mackey
Driscoll, Dan 4st meal, 1847
Driscoll, Denis 6st meal, 1847
with others 2 / 10 for work on 22nd January, 1848
with Curly Driscoll l8st meal, on 3 dates in 1847
Driscoll, Jo 6 firkins (flour?), 1847
Driscoll, Matt and others, 2 / 1 for work, 1847
contract, 11 / 6 from 25th May-15th June, 1848
Driscoll, Nelly 4/- for (flour?) on 5th November, 1847
1st meal (worth 1 /31, on 7th March, 1848
Driscoll, Thad and others, 1 / 4! 1) for work on 21st
(Toormore) December, 1848
Driscoll, Wm 1/4 for work on 24th February, 1848
(at Gloun) 1/4 for work at Glebe on 24th February, 1848
   

1848
Rev. Fisher's account March 7 - Nelly Driscoll, 1 stone [meal] 1/3 ½
December 21 - Thad Driscoll and others, Toomore (works)
£1.4 1 ½
Ballymoney, Curricrowly Paupers Returns of Names of Paupers William Driscol, on the farm of Danl. Carey, there are 8 in the family.
Crookhaven Shipping and Fishing DENIS DRISCOLL, of the "Millstream" Crookhaven has already filled 20 barrels of oil taken from the whale found by his boat. It is considered that he can get from 60 to 80 more barrels full from it. An old whaler belonging to the "Mersey" now in Crookhaven says the oil is of the best description. Skull, July 3d, 1848.

1902-Mar-29. John Driscoll, Lacka, Caheragh. Dog License. Male Yellow Cur.

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