Misc: Survey of the Townlands in Templetown Parish 1 AUg 1771

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SURVEY OF THE TOWNLANDS IN TEMPLETOWN PARISh, 1771. August 
1st.

THE FOLLOWING SURVEY OF THE TOWNLANDS IN TEMPLETOWN PARISH, 
was made by Richard and Charles Frizell, for the Right 
Honble. Henry Lord Viscount Loftus of Ely.

Thomas Broathers, Aldridge. 54 acres. This farm is in a 
state of nature and wants improvement.

Richard Frizell, Ballyrowane, 137 acres. This is a cold 
spewy far.

Thomas Broathers, Balinphoile, 103 acres plus 7 acres of 
sand and bog.

Widow Lewis, Part of Templetown called Cors. 71 acres. Is a 
most commodious profitable little farm and has a good house 
on it.

John Lynne, Esq. Templetown, Upper Quarter. 235 acres.

Mr. Sutton Frizell, Church Quarter, 103 acres. This is a 
very pleasant profitable farm and would be an agreeable 
situation to build upon, has a Mill- stone Quarry on it, the 
value not known. The Mill has gone to ruin and the Orchard 
seems to be in a state of decay.

Thomas Chapman, Great Graiges, 204 acres. This is a good 
farm, has a good slated house on it, but the land wants much 
improvement.

Executors of Patrick Furlong, Part Little Graiges. 106 
acres. It is a good farm, has a good farm house on it, and 
it may be much improved with lime.

Lawrence Devereux, Part Little Graiges. 66 acres. This farm 
is very thin and cold, has been greatly improved by the 
present tenant by lime.

Phelix Neale, Part Hagart. 90 acres.. This is very thin cold 
ground, but has a farm house on it.

Richard Frizell, Part Hagart. 88 acres. This is very thin 
cold ground.

Reps of Doct. Fogarty. Killclogan. 188 acres. This is a good 
farm and a very pleasant situation, and has an old slated 
house on it.

Reps of Doct. Fogarty. Wood, part, Killclogan. 5 acres. This 
part of the wood is a piece of Moor.

Richard Frizell, Killclogan, under Sally Scrub. 4 acres. 
Scrubby small hazel, and has no value except for graizing, 
the rest of the wood is greatly on the decay and worth about 
£100.

*Henry Houghton, Broomhill, The Sheep Walk, 141 acres.

Henry Houghton, Broomhill, Dairy Quarter, 77 acres.

Henry Houghton, Broomhill, Firzy Hill. 2 acres.

Henry Houghton, Broomhill, Mount Pleasant, 4 acre.

This is a very rich, profitable farm, finely improved and 
laid down and is fit for any purpose.*

Laurence Barry, Lewistown, 129 acres. This farm is naturally 
good but wants improvement.

Thos. Broathers, Boley. 124 acres. This farm is in the hands 
of Priest Broather’s Cottiers, and is much abused and in 
great want of improvement.

Thomas Broathers, Knockaneduff, 60 acres. Priest Broathers 
lives on this farm, it is cold ground but may be improved.

George Tegart, Haytown, 29 acres. All this farm is very 
cold, wet, barren Ground.

*Ex. Of Pat Donoghoe, 93 acres. Part of Lambstown. 93 acres. 
This is a very good dairy farm, and has a good farm house on 
it. This is a very good dairy farm, and has a good farm 
house on it.

Part of Lambstown called Carnivan Grace. 45 acres. This farm 
adjoins the sea and is very improveable by sea weed.*

(All spelling as per book).


Source:
"History of the Town and County of Wexford"
also Report of the Deputy keeper of the public ..., Volume 
17, Parts 1885-1888 By Ireland. Public Record Office  
http://books.google.com/