In the Irish Fiants of the Tudor Sovereigns, Elizabeth I there is the following entry in the index: Carrigroghan - Carigrochan - Carigrockan - Carigroghan - Carriggrohan - CarrickRoghan - Carrickrowghane - Carriggrohan - Carrigrochane - Carrigrowghane - (Carrigrohane, co. Cork) The standard spelling is in paren. above. There are 5 fiants for the geographical location, 2469, 4468, 5507, 6558, 6762, castle, 5937; lands held of, 5323. Here is a transcription of one. 5323. 21 April 1589: Grant to Thomas Saye; of the castle and lands of Carriglemlery, co. Cork, 13 plough lands or 5778 acres. To hold forever, the castle of Carriggrohan, by fealty, in common socage. Rent L31, 18s. 18d. Grantee must erect houses for 90 families, of which 1 for himself, 6 for freeholders of 300 acres, 6 for farmers of 600 a. and 42 for copyholders of 100a. There are no Clements in these records-I have all the records. Nothing found in the1641 Depositions for your Clement family. David N. Murray Web Address: http://www.davidmurray.net Email Address: dmurray@totalnetnh.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Holt" <BHHolt@xtra.co.nz> To: <CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 24, 2002 2:03 AM Subject: [Cork] Re: Carrighoghan, Cork > Fellow-Listers > > I have a note that a John Clement, a probable ancestor, lived at > Carrighoghan, Co. Cork in 1653, at least that is what the name looked like > to me in 17th century hand-writing on a film I saw in Dublin last year. > > I seem to recall that someone listed a number of places beginning with > Carrig recently on this list but I can't find the message now. Am I right? > If so, could they please send me a copy as I did not realise at the time > that I had an interest in them. > > Does anyone have an idea where this old Townland might have been in Cork ? > It does not come up when I search an Irish Townlands site for Cork. > > Brabara Holt in NZ > Searching for CLEMENT(S) and DELAHAY in County Cork. > > > > > ==== CountyCork Mailing List ==== > ** Please do not send flames, chain letters, virus warnings or other off topic posts to the CountyCork list** > >