Carnew 1839 Professions
Accountants Rentals
Ms 6001 -6051 Microfilm P8564 NLI
Compiled by Kevin Lee ( a Carnew Historian)
Numbers in brackets refer to age of tenant and age of his wife.
Michael Cousins (36, 34) Cooper
William Cullen (45 Shoemaker
Michael Kilbride (48) Carpenter
Revd Abraham Brownrigg (33) Roman c.c.
John Walsh (38, 34) Tailor
Thomas Gore (50, 50) Tobacco spinner
Henry Simpson (25, 23) Tobacco spinner
James Murphy (40, 34) Farmer and carman
Henry K. Reeds (44, 40) Supervisor
John Kervian (30, 30) Chandler (had 4 workers)
Robert Evans (36) Publican
Ben Burland (56) Merchant (had 6 workers)
Revd John Frith Curate of Carnew parish
Daniel Gilbert (30, 44) Shopkeeper
(had 5 male clerks,3 male servants and 2 female servants)
Revd Patrick Callanan (36, 30) Classical teacher
Thomas Dowse (30, 28) Boot and shoe maker
John Blake Hotel (had 4 workers)
James Jackson (41, 35 ) Shopkeeper
Mary Blayney (60) (had 3 lodgers) Cabin keeper
Jane Sheridan (70) (had 2 lodgers) Cabin keeper
Michael Fitzpatrick (30) Chandler
Richard Southern (44, 35) Blacksmith
Miles Reynolds (35, 30) Leather seller
James Kavanagh (30, 35) Shopkeeper
John Nowlan (58, 45) Publican
John Murray 46, 37) Tailor
Laurence Byrne (45) Shoemaker
Richard Goodison (58, 40) Farmer and postmaster
Daniel Kehoe (60, 53) Huxter
Henry Lee (57, 37) Shopkeeper
(had 3 male and 2 female workers, including 2 apprentices)
Hugh Byrne (50, 44) Publican
William Hope (52, 50) Upholsterer
John Doolan (32, 30) Baker
Thomas Tomkin (55, 43) Leather seller
Catherine Brennan (widow) (45) sons shoemakers
Henry Walker (43, 40) Nailor
John Marten (40, 35) Pedlar
T. Kearney (widow) Pedlar
G. Mathews purchased the following five cabins and a piece of land from William Johns some years ago.
George Mathews (42, 38)
James Johns (45, 40) Labourer
Catherine Eratay (43) Old maid
William Thompson (55) Weaver
Richard Free (81, 71) Labourer
Robert Jacob (45, 40) Blacksmith
John Leviston (60, 45) Leather cutter
Robert Leviston (70) Shoemaker
Thomas Keegan Shopkeeper
James Murphy (60) Tailor
Thomas Murphy (26, 23) Cooper
M. Roarke (39, 36) Huxter
William Walker (50, 56) Publican
Robert Newbold (43, 42) Apothecary
Martin Lawler (45) Publican
Henry Walsh (54) Butcher
Richard Carr (30, 28) Mason
James Carton (22, 21) Huxter
Owen O’Neill (45, 48) Butcher
These new houses built on Pavey’s Garden by Earl Fitzwilliam
Edward Bell (40, 40) Smith
Wm Corrigan
Thomas Dowse
Michael Dowser (54, 40) Cooper
Thomas Jackson (46, 43) Farmer
Catherine Marche (44) cabin only
George Mathews (57, 56) Painter and glazier
Miss Murphy School mistress
David Page (71)
Anne Pearce (70)
William Pearce 37, 38) Carpenter
Richard Sharpe
William Wainright Clerk, formerly c. park
Police Barracks and Session House ( widow Pearce now occupies one of new houses on Pavey’s holding – see above )
William Porter (50) Mason
John Creeman (35, 30) Cooper
Widow Sommers Miliner
Thomas Rickaby Harness maker
Thomas Rathwell (35, 30) Shoemaker
James O’Neal (40, 30) Shoemaker
George Byrne Shoemaker
These houses built by Earl Fitzwilliam
Ben Rothwell house
Charles Byrne new house (34, 30) stove cleaner (one of them a nurse child)
Jas Clare new house (50, 44)
Edward Conners new house Butcher
Richard Doran new house Tailor (6 workers incl. 3 apps.)
James Doyle
Garnet Doyle (40, 42)
Morgan Fenlon (40, 38) Tailor
Edward Kenny (52, 52)
Laurence Kenny (52, 52) Huxter
Edward Kinshley (48, 40)
John Murphy (43, 38) Tailor
Patrick Neal (30) Fancy basket maker
Richard Pavey
Michael Pendergast (55) Labourer
William O’Brien (42) Shopkeeper
Martin Leacy (42, 38) Horse breaker
Ralph Stone (55, 57) Farmer and baker
Ben Burland (Cabin Holders )
Stephen Beaghan (33, 30) Labourer
William Quail (70, 70) Labourer
Henry Rickaby (76) Slater
Robert Rickaby (47 42)
Jas Nowlan (45, 42) Labourer
Wm Glendinnen Apthecary (resides in town of Carnew in T. Mackey’s holding)
Michael Doyle (36, 38) Huxter
JamesRalph (33, 26) Cooper
Edward Hayes resides in school house Carnew
David Page – new built house on Pavey’s holding
Henry Lee Shopkeeper and farmer
Philip Carroll (41, 30) Publican
William O’Neal (30, 36) Saddler
Elizabeth James (40) Roomkeeper
Michael Keoghoe (56, 40) Carpenter
(holds part of a house)
John Brady (46, 46) back house Pedlar
John Roberts (60) back house Tobacco spinner
Owen Casey (60, 45) back house Pedlar
Elizabeth Fling back houses Pauper
Honor Nowlan back houses Pauper
Hannah Crowder back houses Pauper
William Clendinnen Surgeon and apothecary
Ed. Hayes Schoolmaster
Ralph Stone Hatter
(commenced this year building two new houses but at present resides on part of Wm. Mackey holding)
John Farlow (54, 56) Weaver
Philip Fitzpatrick (26, 24) Tailor
John Thompkin Tailor
Wm. Hughes (46, 30) Carpenter
Philip Conor Parish clerk and schoolmaster
1827
Thomas Hornick’s lands
Michael Sigsmith (36, 31) Brewer
Jonathan Carr (58, 32) Mason
Thomas Doyle (55, 53) Carpenter
John Murray (35, 30) Tailor
Robert Rickerby (50, 40) Shoemaker
Andrew Greagan (40, 38) Labourer
John Nowlan (40, 38) Publican
Agent’s remarks on Carnew, 1827
‘Pauperism to any considerable extent appears to proceed from want of religious education. Such education imparts a disposition to industry and frugality. It would qualify the individuals for stations of trust and profit. When his own native country could not afford him such employment and could produce a comparable means of subsistence it is probable that he will emigrate to a market where there is a greater demand for the service he is capable of performing. It is not likely that he will become a useless burden to the community.’