| Place | What is it | Description |
| Addergoole | townland | Francis Blake Esq., proprietor, 1/4 of which is under tillage and the remainder bog. A river runs through the centre and forms the boundary in its west side about [unable to read]. |
| Annagh East | townland | Proprietor French Esq. All under tillage [Unable to read.] Portion N. and South [Unable to read.] [Unable to read.] and subject to Winter floods. |
| Annagh West | fort | A fort. |
| Annaghdown | parish | It contains 19,500 acres - exclusion of the islands in Lough Corrib -1/8 of which is deep bog, 1/4 rocky pasture. The remainder badly tilled - it is a lime stone district. There are a few respectable farmers, but the great majority are miserably poor. Cregg Castle with its demesne the seat of F. Blake Esq. is situated near its Southern extremity.A great part of this parish is subject to a [unable to read] winter floods. |
| Annaghdown | townland | Townland. It is the property of Rochford, Esq. Under tillage, wood and portions [Unable to read.] subject to Winter floods. |
| Ardgaineen | townland | Patk. [unable to read] Kirwan Esq. Proprietor. All under tillage except portions of wood on the South and West sides of the T.land. |
| Aucloggeen | townland | Walter Joyce Esq. is proprietor. All under tillage in which is situated Annaghdown Church on its West Side, and a [Unable to read.] Roads from Shruil to Galway on which is a [Unable to read.] number of houses.Police Station in this townland. |
| Ballanagheeha or Cloonlennaun West | | |
| Ballylee | townland | Townland. It is the property of Staunton Esq. All under tillage - excepting a portion of rocks to the South end.Named from having been the residence and property of a family called Lee. Is sometimes called Birmingham from same cause. |
| Ballynageeha | townland | Francis Blake, Esq., Cregg Castle, Proprietor. |
| Balrobuck | townland | Proprietor John Skerrett Esq., Ballinduff. All under tillage except portions subject to Winter Floods. |
| Barranny | townland | It is the property of - Staunton Esq. 2/3 of which is bog the remainder under tillage. A river forms a portion of the townland. W. boundary. |
| Barravilla | townland | Proprietor Staunton Esq. All under tillage. There are two roads [Unable to read.] through the townland, one through the east and the other the [Unable to read.]. |
| Baunmore | townland | Proprietor Major Kirwan son-in-law to Dominick Brown of Castle McGarrath[Unable to read.] - all under tillage in which a road runs, part of the North end of this townland and is subject to Winter floods. |
| Biggera | townland | Proprietor (Martin Blake, Esq., Ballyglunin[Unable to read.]) newcomers. All [Unable to read.] tillage except a portion of rocky ground in the South end of the townland. |
| Billybeg | island | It belongs to the townland of Baurranna. Staunton Esq. is the Proprietor. |
| Billybeg No. 1 | | |
| Billybeg No. 2 | | |
| Bolisheen | townland | Proprietor H. Blake Esq. All under tillage except a [unable to read] of rocky [unable to read]. |
| Bonahevellymore | townland | Townland. It is the property of a newcomer Esq. All under tillage, with the exception of a few portions of rocky ground. |
| Browny Island | | |
| Buck Island No. 1 | island | Some rough pasture and rocks. |
| Buck Island No. 2 | island | Some rough pasture and rocks. |
| Bunatober | townland | Major John Kirwan, Esq., Castle Hacket, Proprietor. All under tillage with the exception of a few portions rocky pasture. A portion of [Unable to read.] [Unable to read.] is subject to Winter floods. There is a [Unable to read.] station near its east side. 107 feet above [Unable to read.], and a [Unable to read.] on its West extremity. Called [Unable to read.] [Unable to read.]. There is a large village of houses near the South side of the Townland. |
| Bunnahevellybeg | townland | Proprieor Jennings Esq. Part of which is tillage and the remainder rocky. |
| Bunoghanaun | townland | Proprietor Martin Blake, Esq., Ballygloonan. Under tillage except a portion of Rocky Ground [Unable to read.] N. and South [Unable to read.]. |
| Burying ground of Grange or Teampuill na Graine | church | The ruins of Chapel with Burial ground attached. |
| Caherlea | townland | Proprietor Francis Blake, Esq., Cregg Castle. Part under tillage and [Unable to read.] glooded in Winter. A road through its South end on the sides which there are trees.Has its name from a fort[Unable to read.] which has been destroyed for several years. |
| Cahermorris | townland | [Unable to read.] Proprietor Major Kirwan, Esq. Under tillage. Cahermorris House and Demesne West side [Unable to read.] there is a public house and [Unable to read.] in this townland. |
| Carheeny | townland | Townland. It is the property of W. Lambert. All under tillage. A road passes through the S. E. ends of the townland. |
| Carraghy | townland | Townland. It is the property of Boyce Esq. A gent [Unable to read.] Galway. There are 2 Cahirs or forts [Unable to read.] [Unable to read.] North of the Townlands. S. side [Unable to read.] the road from Galway to Tuam [Unable to read.] through its East side. Nearly parallel to its East boundary. All under tillage. A small portion of its S. W. side subject to Winter floods. |
| Carrowanruaun | townland | Michael Browne, Esq., Moyne, proprietor. All under tillage. The road from Galway to Tuam [unable to read.] through the centre of this townland. |
| Carrowbeg North | townland | Townland. It is the property of F. Blake, Esq. All under tillage except a small portion of rocks in the South end. |
| Carrowbeg South | townland | Francis Blake, Esq., Proprietor. All under tillage and is the greater part laid out as demesne containing the residence of the proprietor called Cregg Castle. |
| Cartron | townland | Michael Browne, Esq. Moyne, Proprietor. All is in tillage. The road from Galway to Shrule passes through the South end of this townland. |
| Castlecreevy | townland | Captain Butler of Winterfield Proprietor. All under tillage except a portion of flooded bog on West side of townland.Contains an old Castle said to have been built by a Lady called "Creeveen a [Unable to read.]" hence the name Creeveen or Creevan. |
| Castlequarter | townland | Frances Blake, Esq., Cregg Castle, Proprietor. Under tillage except a portion of flooded ground in the center, a bye road forms its Eastern boundary for a short distance.Names from Cloonboo Castle see page 30 [Unable to read.] Book 431. |
| Cloonagh | townland | William Skerrett, Esq. Proprietor. All under tillage. |
| Cloonboo | townland | Thomas Blake, Esq., Cregg Castle, Proprietor. All under tillage except portions of flooded ground to the South an East [Unable to read.] a lake t the North end which divides Cloonboo and mace townlands. |
| Cloonboo Castle | castle | A castle ruins in an excellent state of preservation said to have been one of seven castles built by the family of Skerrett in this vicinity. |
| Cloonleenaun | townland | Proprietor William Skerrett, Esq., Caranasro. All under tillage except a portion of flooded ground in the South end. |
| Cloonlennaun West | part of a townland | Rocky pasture N. of Annaghdown. |
| Cluidrevagh | townland | Major John Kirwan Esq., Castle Hacket, Proprietor. All under tillage except portion of rocky ground. There is a school erected by Dennis Kirwan Esq., in the S. E side of the townland. |
| Corbally | townland | Townland. It is the property of James O'Hara, Esq., Galway. The greater portion under tillage and a very large portion subject to winter floods forming part of the Turlough. The townland abounds in small forts and near its North side is Corbally house the residence of - Browne, Esq., of this townland forms a demesne. There is a Trigl. Station in its Western centre 131 feet above the sea, and the general surface of the townland and varies from 94 to 130 feet above the sea. |