Place names in the civil parish of Kilcolgan

PlaceWhat is itDescription
Ballycullen Villagevillage 
BallycullootownlandProprietor Moris Blake, Esqr. Cloughballymore. Agent Anthony Blake, Esqr. Brownville. Held by one tenant at 11s. per acre. No tenure – County Cess 1s. ?d. per acre, but little of it under tillage, being nearly one sheet of limestone rocks. Near the E. end is a Fort called Cahergaloon.
Ballymartin group of housesThe name of a few houses.
Belmuckinish Channel 
Burrowpart of a townlandPart of Liscavin townland at the village is called Burrow from there being formerly an extensive Rabbit Burrow here.
Burying place for childrenfortA fort or lisheen.
Caherawullaun 
Cahergalloon 
Cahergorman 
Caherory Wellwell 
Caherpeak East townlandProprietor A. F. St. George, Esqr., Tyrone House. Agent, J. O’Hara, Esqr., Clerk of Peace, Galway. Held by 33 tenants, some have leases. Rents from 12s to 16s. 6d. per acre. The soil is poor and full of small stones. Houses of stone, some without mortar and in bad repair. County Cess 1s. 4d. per acre. On the W. is a fort with cave called Caherwoobaun.
Caherpeak Fortfort 
Caherpeak Villagevillage 
Caherpeak WesttownlandProprietor A. F. St. George, Esqr., Tyrone House. Agent J. O’Hara, Esqr., (Clerk of Peace) Galway. Held by the tenants at 12d. per acre. No. tenure. Poor soil and full of stones. Houses of stone in ? repair. The greater part is uncultivated and beds of limestone rocks.
CaherroryfortThere is a cave in this fort.
Cahir 
Capaghloughlingroup of housesThe name of a group of houses.
CaranavoodauntownlandTo the northern boundary is a turlough pasture, to the West stands the small village of Carnanavudaun, through the middle of this land nearly runs a road with some plantations terminating at the East boundary. The south part of this land is a part rock, and part in cultivation. Nothing remarkable.
Carnanavudangroup of housesThe name of a few houses.