Cork - Voters who are Marksmen and registered Heads,
Freeholders, Freemen and Householders 1837/1838 A-B
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VOTERS WHO ARE MARKSMEN AND REGISTERED HEADS, FREEHOLDERS,
FREEMEN AND HOUSEHOLDERS 1837/1838 A-B
[Excerpted from]
Parliamentary Papers
REPORTS from Committees
Seventeen Volumes
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FICTITIOUS VOTES (IRELAND)
Session: 15 November 1837 - 16 August 1838
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"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
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NAME RESIDENCE-1837/38 OCCUPATION
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John Saunders Friars-walk gardener
Frederick Sanedell Robert-street shoemaker
Thomas Scerles Maypole-road servant
Adam Scott Fishamble-lane shoemaker
Laurence Scannell Killeenreendowney gardener
Richard Shinnick Hunting-hill farmer
Timothy Sheehan Killeendonnell smith
Maurice Sheehan Kelly's-lane labourer
William Shea Fish-street esq.
Daniel Shea Howard's-hill farmer
William Shinnick Dublin-hill labourer
Isaac Smith Blarney-lane tin-plate wprker
John Spillane Browningstown labourer
Daniel Spillane Browningstown labourer
Cornelius Spillane Coal-quay publican
John Sullivan Skahabeg gardener
Jeremiah Sullivan Sunday's-well vintner
Timothy Sullivan Blarney-lane labourer
Edmond Sullivan Dublin-hill labourer
William Sullivan Cat-lane yeoman
John Sullivan Pouladuff labourer
Michael Sullivan Warren's-lane labourer
John Sullivan Dublin-hill labourer
Patrick Sullivan Ballycurreen farmer
Edmond Sullivan Bandon-road tailor
John Sweeny Parkahoulahan farmer
Terence Sweeny Quaker-road labourer
Denis Sweeny Blarney-lane labourer
Owen Sweeny Weaver's-alley labourer
Michael Shinning Dublin-hill mason
Daniel Shea Roche's-town farmer
Denis Shea Fair-lane glover
David Spillard Ash-acre farmer
Francis Spriggs Ballinlough tiler
John Sullivan Skahabeg farmer
Daniel Sullivan Slogora tailor
James Scannell Dondanion farmer
Thomas Sheehan Droumanour farmer
Patrick Sullivan Coolowen farmer
Morgan Sweeny Monees farmer
William Spillane Rathcooney farmer
Timothy Sheehan Killeens farmer
Jeremiah Sullivan Killeens farmer
James Stack Curtis's-lane haircutter
Morgan Swiney Blarney-lane woolcomber
Bryan Swiney Roche's-town farmer
William Scanlon Douglas-street vintner
Denis Sullivan Monard farmer
John Scanlon Pump-lane publican
William Scannell Evergreen gardener
Owen Sullivan Killeenreendowney labourer
Edmond Shinning Dublin-hill mason
John Sullivan Meeting-house-lane tailor
Patrick Scannell Douglas-street labourer
Michael Seatry Evergreen coachman
Thomas Simcocks Peter-street gentleman
Michael Saunders Ballyvolane yeoman
James Sullivan Ballinrea farmer
John Sullivan Great George's-street eating-housekeeper
Timothy Su[l]grue Blarney-lane vintner
James Scannell Hurrues-lane [j]ingle-owner
Jeremiah Sullivan Ballycurreen farmer
William Sullivan Brickfields fisherman
Timothy Sullivan Eason's-hill ropemaker
John Shea Dingle-lane shoemaker
Callaghan Toomey Dublin-street farmer and carman
William Taylor Mayfield carter
John Toomey Water-lane victualler
David Tobin Lough-roud labourer
Michael Twomey Roche's-town farmer
Patrick Twomey Rathpeacon farmer
Jeremiah Twomey Cat-lane gardener
William Twohig Evergreen spirit-retailer
Bartholomew Twomey Ballinvarrig farmer
Jeremiah Twomey Knockahorgan farmer
George Tailor Grattan's-hill engineer
Richard Tobin Douglas-street [j]ingle-owner
Timothy Twomey Blarney-lane vintner
Daniel Twomey Ballintemple publican
William Verschoyle Great Britain-street broad-cloth-weaver
Thomas Vippond Copythorn-street cooper
Jeremiah Warren Upper Glasheen Cotton-weaver
Richard Watkins Dunroches-cross labourer
Richard Walsh Ash-acre labourer
William Wilkinson Blarney-lane cooper
Patrick Walsh Evergreen publican
Denis Woods Passage-road farmer
Jeremiah Walsh Old Weighthouse-lane labourer
Richard Walsh Dominick-street shopkeeper
James Williams Monees farmer
Thomas Williams Monees farmer
Edmond Walsh Knockahorgan farmer
Richard Williams Barn-hill - - -
Thomas Walsh, sen. Whitechurch farmer
John Walsh Ballinaspigmore farmer
End of list of names in this document:
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SOURCE:
Seventh Volume Part 1 [Excerpted from] Parliamentary Papers
REPORTS from Committees [Online Google Books-p 360 to
361/Letters S-T-V-W [no U/X/Y/Z]