Cork - Voters who are Marksmen and registered Heads, Freeholders, Freemen and Householders 1837/1838 Surnames C *********************************************** Ireland Genealogy Projects Archives Cork Index Copyright ************************************************ File contributed by: C. Hunt & M. Taylor VOTERS WHO ARE MARKSMEN AND REGISTERED HEADS, FREEHOLDERS, FREEMEN AND HOUSEHOLDERS 1837/1838 SURNAMES C [Excerpted from] Parliamentary Papers REPORTS from Committees Seventeen Volumes ______________________________________________________________ FICTITIOUS VOTES (IRELAND) Session: 15 November 1837 - 16 August 1838 ______________ "THE SELECT COMMITTEE appointed to inquire how far the intentions of the Reform Bill are defeated by creating and registering FICTITIOUS and IMPROPER VOTES in IRELAND and who were empowered to report the MINUTES OF EVIDENCE taken before them, from time to time, to The House. Have received several further Documents relating to the Cty of Cork, in addition to those already reported; and have agreed to report the same to The House. 9 April 1838 _______________________________________________________________ NAME RESIDENCE-1837/38 OCCUPATION ============================================================ John Carthy Pouladuff labourer Patrick Carey Skehard labourer Michael Carey Bandon-road labourer Jeremiah Callanan Arch-lane yeoman William Callaghan Knocknahorgan farmer Daniel Callaghan Watercourse farmer Humphrey Callaghan Farrel's-square labourer Cornelius Callaghan Farrel's-square labourer Owen Callaghan Blarney-lane labourer Daniel Callaghan Fair-lane labourer Cornelius Cahill Paul-street huckster Laurence Callaghan Blarney-lane master tailor Edward Callaghan Coleman's-lane labourer Murty Callanan Keeling's-lane labourer Charles Callanan Ballinure farmer John Clements Fair-lane weaver John Coleman Roche's-meadow labourer Daniel Collins Knockrea farmer Cornelius Conner New-lane/Roche's Med. labourer CorneliusCollins Blarney-lane shopkeeper Connor Collins Evergreen-road yeoman John Connor Dundanion boatman James Cotter Romans-walk labourer John Collins Scartavalleen farmer John Collins Ballinvriskig farmer Maurice Cox Ballynure labourer Denis Coughlan Upper Glasheen gardener Lawrence Coleman Coolowen farmer John Connell Scotch farmer Laurence Connell Hunting-hill farmer Thomas Connell Ashgrove-lane labourer Bartholomew Conroy Tuckey-street harness-maker Daniel Coghlan Lotamor coachman John Corkery Kyrl's-street broker Daniel Costelloe Leitrim-street servant Michael Connor Blarney-lane labourer John Connor Ballinvarrig farmer Laurence Connor Ballinvarrig farmer John Cremin Dundanion gardener John Cremin Dundanion farmer David Cremin Dundanion fisherman Daniel Cronin Ballinrea farmer Michael Cremin Gillabbey yeoman James Crowley South Main-street tailor Daniel Crowley Fuller's-lane farmer Michael Cronin Conway's-lane tobacconist Andrew Cronin Ballincranig farmer Michael Crowley Dundanion gardener William Crowley Ballinvrinshig farmer John Crowley Blarney-lane labourer James Curtin Cat-lane tape-weaver William Curtin Crotamore gardener Daniel Curtin Ashe-acre labourer Thomas Cuffe Spring-lane currier Daniel Curtin Dublin-hill labourer Timothy Cunningham Gillabbey labourer George Caulfield Upper Glasheen weaver Roger Carroll Upper Glasheen cotton-weaver Daniel Callaghan Spring-lane labourer Timothy Callaghan Whitechurch farmer Edward Cunningham Pouladuff farmer Daniel Callanan Gillabbey labourer John Cleary Westmonees farmer Owen Cleary Douglas farmer James Clausey Keeling's-lane cooper Timothy Coleman Coolymorohoo farmer John Cotter Weaver's-alley labourer Timothy Connell Ballintemple farmer Denis Connell Killeenreedowny farmer Michael Connell Gurthavaroon farmer Thomas Clarke High-street glass-maker Denis Collins Bandon-road yeoman William Cotter Douglas-road farmer John Connell Douglas labourer David Courtenay Dublin-street publican Thomas Crowley Grafton's-alley publican John Clifford Monees farmer Thomas Corcoran Blarney-lane corn-broker Timothy Cunningham Tobin-street hair-dresser Cornelius Coghlan Douglas-street tailor Edmond Cogan Scartavalleen farmer John Cogan Ballinvriskig farmer John Coleman Ballygurran farmer John Connell Rathmacullig farmer William Connell Rathmacullig farmer John Cronin Darby Sullivan's-lane labourer Charles Cullenane Ballincurrig farmer Patrick Callaghan, jun. Knocknacullen farmer Patrick Callaghan Knocknacullen farmer Patrick Casey Killeens farmer John Connell Ballyvolane carrier Michael Cox Ballynure labourer Cornelius Curtin Dublin-hill labourer Maurice Conner Scartavalleen farmer Daniel Cahill Old Market-place labourer John Coghlan Schehard labourer Patrick Cox Rochestown farmer Abraham Cokely Collins Blarney-lane eating-housekeeper Michael Cahill Old-court farmer Michael Crane Capwell shopkeeper Patrick Canty Evergreen gardener Charles Culliinane, jun.Ballincollig farmer Michael Cogan Ballinvreenshig gardener Michael Coghlan Ballinred labourer Thomas Corbett Clarence-street cooper Isaac Coghlan Cross-street hatter Francis Curtin Wisdom's-lane carpenter John Cunningham Brandy-lane labourer Patrick Coughlan Dundangan,Black Rock gardener Patrick Collins Ballycurrin farmer Cornelius Cronin Evergreen vintner Thomas Crowley Fishamble-lane shopkeeper William Careen Mahon farmer Thomas Clarke Douglas-street glass-blower Timothy Callaghan Ballincranig farmer Patrick Cantillon Maypole-road coal-seller Timothy Creedon Magazine-road farmer Bryan Covenay Lower Glanmire-road vintner Charles Callanan Glasheen farmer William Connelly Bandon-road vintner Thomas Clarke Douglas-street glass-blower ________________________________ Transcriber's note: Next set will begin with Surname Letter D ____________________________ SOURCE: Seventh Volume Part 1 [Excerpted from] Parliamentary Papers REPORTS from Committees [Online Google Books-p 353-to 354/letters C]