Walsh,s in Aghada Cork

~In July 1653, the Commonwealth regime issued an order for the transplantation the following year of Catholic landowners across the Shannon to Connacht, the most isolated and poorest of the four Irish provinces. This order targeted thousands of landowners and their dependants but even the most recent research on the topic has failed to produce accurate figures for the numbers who actually moved into Connacht. Catholics, however, no longer retained any land east of the Shannon. In September 1653, two months after the transplantation order, the English parliament passed the Act of Satisfaction, which began the process of distributing forfeited lands among the adventurers and disbanded soldiers. In the first instance, the land would have to be accurately surveyed.

~The following information came via Trinity Collage in Dublin
“The Down Survey of Ireland”
http://downsurvey.tcd.ie/down-survey-maps.php

Aghada was Ahaddy in the seventieth century

The owners of Curragh and Glenbradagh where different and the Parish’s where different as well!
I started this in hopes of finding a Walsh owning land in Aghada before Cromwell. At least they weren’t transplanted to Connacht
Or where they ?

Townland of CURRAGH
Down Survey Name: Creeagh
1641 Owner(s): MacCarthy, Donough Viscount Muskerry (Catholic)
1670 Owner(s): MacCarthy, Callaghan earl of Clancarthy (Catholic)
County: Cork
Barony: Muskery
Parish: Killmorry
Profitable land: 140 plantation acres
Forfeited: 140 plantation acres

Townland of AGHADA
Down Survey Name: Ballincarownigg
1641 Owner(s): Fitzgerrald of Ballymaloe, Edmund (Catholic)
1670 Owner(s): Penn, Sir William (Protestant)
County: Cork
Barony: Imokilly
Parish: Ahaddy
Profitable land: 93 plantation acres
Forfeited: 93 plantation acres

Townland of GLENBRADAGH
Down Survey Name: Condons Meres
1641 Owner(s): Condon, Redmond (Protestant)
1670 Owner(s): Penn, Sir William (Protestant)
County: Cork
Barony: Imokilly
Parish: Ahaddy
Profitable land: 42 plantation acres
Forfeited: 42 plantation acres

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