| Place | What is it | Description |
| Acrebeg | townland | About equally divided in pasture and tillage each of a good description, about half of it is occupied as ornamental ground. There is a fort and a quarry in this townland. Nothing else remarkable. Proprietor Mr. Smyth, Loughrea. Rent£1 5s. per acre. Co. Cess 1s 1d. |
| Acremore | townland | About equally divided between tillage and pasture, each of a tolerably good description. There is a small cave and a quarry in this townland. Nothing else remarkable. Proprietor Lord Clancarty. Rent £1. 5s. County Cess 1s. 6d. |
| Aille | church | A Chapel and School House. |
| Aille | townland | The whole of this townland is good pasture except a few acres of tillage, it has ornamental grounds in the southern part in which there is a ruin called “Aylle old castle”, a little North of which there is a cave, there are 2 Danish forts, an old church and grave yard. Proprietor Lord Clancarty. Rent £2. 10s. Co. Cess 1s. 3 ¼ d. per acre. |
| Aylle Old Castle | castle | A name given to a ruin. The walls of Aill Castle remain, as yet, within the Demesne of Doctor Farrell. It stands on a rock – whence the name Aill. |
| Ballinlawless | townland | This is an extensive townland occupying nearly all of the South of the parish and a large arm of it runs thro’ the centre north. It contains 3 large woods, known by the names of “Kilgarriff”, “Derreen” “Cnabee?” and also a good many farms and springs. It is nearly all bog. Proprietor lord Clonbrock. Rent 10s. 1d. Co. Cess 1s. 5d. |
| Ballinlawless | trigonometrical station | A Trigonometrical Station. |
| Ballyeighter | townland | Is divided in pasture and tillage of a good description. It has 2 portions of rough ground on the Eastern extremity. Nothing remarkable in this townland. |
| Ballyknock | townland | This is a small and nearly square townland, is pasture and tillage of a light description, has a compact hamlet in the S.W. corner. |
| Caher Fort | fort | A Danish Fort. |
| Commons | townland | It is very nearly all rocks, bog and heath. It has a bye passage running thro’ the centre. Nothing remarkable connected with it. |
| Cossaunaclamper | townland | Is all choice pasture and ornamental grounds except a few acres of tillage. There is a narrow irregular pond in the Southern part of this townland. Nothing remarkable. Proprietor Dr. Farrell, Dalystown House. |
| Cullenagh Bridge | bridge | A bridge known by that name. Wm. Stace Lieut. R. E. 21st April, 1838. |
| Deerpark | trigonometrical station | A Trigonometrical Station. |
| Derreen Wood | wood | A wood known by that name. |
| Drummin | townland | It is nearly all under rocks, bog and heath. There is a small portion of light pasture of a very poor quality. Proprietor Lord Clonbrock. Let by bulk at a very trifling rate. |
| Glebe of Aille | glebe | |
| Glennaslot | townland | About 2/3 of this townland is pasture and remainder tillage of a good description, has one fort which nearly forms a square. Proprietor Lord Clancarty. Rent per acre £1. 5s.
County Cess 1s. 3d. |
| Hinch Wood | wood | The name of a wood. |
| Kelly's Well | well | A well known by that name. |
| Kilgarriff Wood | wood | A wood known by that name. |
| Kilnabasty | graveyard | An old graveyard. |
| Kilteskill | parish | About 1/3 is bog or mountain, rock and heath, in which there are 3 large woods and northward 3 other woods with a good many lesser ones. It is thinly inhabited having only 3 small villages together with a few scattered cottages, 4 or 5 small ponds, R. C. Chapel in which there does be held a school, 30 males and 20 females. |
| Knockash | townland | Is all pasture and tillage of a tolerable good description, has at its Southern boundary a large wood in the corner of which there is a Trigonometrical station bearing the townland name. This also contains a graveyard and 2 remarkable wells. |
| Knockash | trigonometrical station | A Trig. Station. |
| Knockaunbaun | townland | Is all excellent pasture and ornamental ground, has 2 Danish forts and nothing else remarkable. Is the property of Dr. Farrell of Dalysfort House. |
| Leamcon | townland | About ¼ tillage and remainder pasture each of a good quality. There are 3 Danish Forts , 2 small ponds and a quarry together with a spring well known by the name of “Tubberdugh”
Proprietor Lord Clancarty. Rent £1. 5s. County Cess 1s. 1d. p.a. |
| Lisheenaclara | townland | About ½ is tillage and the remainder pasture, each of a poor description. There is a large village in this townland. There is also a graveyard used only for stillborn and unbaptised children. Proprietor Sir. John Bourke of Marble Hill. Rent £1. 5s. County Cess 1s. 2 ¼ d. |
| Lisheenaleen | townland | Is all pasture of a good description, is ornamental ground and has on the Eastern boundary 2 plantations. Nothing at all remarkable. It has also a portion of Kylegarriff wood in the Southern side. Is the property of Dr. Farrell, Dalysfort House. |
| Loughaun | townland | This is nearly square and all arable, has at its most N.E. corner a small portion of rough or rocky ground, it also contains near the S. a small pond. |
| Loughaunlea | lake | A small circular lough. |
| Masonbrook | townland | Is all pasture of a very good description except a few acres of tillage. There are in this townland 2 remarkable forts, a hill, a turret, a fish pond, also a large wood and a cave in the most northern of the forts, it is all ornamental ground. Proprietor Mr. Smyth, Loughrea. County Cess 1s. 1d. |
| Masonbrook House | house | A Gentleman's Seat. |
| Moanmore | townland | Is all pasture of a very good description, has a few small plantations, and a Danish Fort, and a small pond called “Loughinlea”. Is all ornamental ground. Proprietor Mr. Smyth, Loughrea. County Cess 1s. 1d. per acre. |
| Owenaglanna | river | A river know by that name. |
| Rahaannagroagh | fort | A Fort. |
| Rathsonny | fort | A circular fort with 4 embankments. |
| Srahaunananta | townland | Is all heath, bog and rocks, save a small portion of very poor pasture and tillage. Proprietor Lord Clonbrock. Rent £2. 0s. per acre. No County Cess. |
| Toberduff | well | A remarkable well. |
| Tobermacduagh | well | A remarkable well known by that name. |