Probably the one parish! County lines/boundaries have NOTHING to do with Parish lines/boundaries... Poor Law Unions have nothing to do with either!! Each have their own areas and bear no relevancy to each other regarding maps! Basically, Feegavala is in the section of Inniskeen Parish that is in Co Monagahan, and, Kingscourt is in the section of Enniskeen Parish, that is in Co Cavan and it wouldn't surprise me if you found some in Inniskeen Parish , that is in Co Louth.... I said before about one of mine that was Registrar of BDM's in Monaghan, kids registered in Co Cavan because that was the office for the area in Monaghan where they lived..... If you go to http://www.jstor.org/stable/27699544 you will see how some people attended church in 1821! If you look at the map, to the West you will see Killydonnelly! Now people living there were in one parish....they travelled right through another (Kilmore) Parish to go to church in Monaghan town!! You'll see people living in Mullyera, right beside a church in Tydavnet Parish... they went to Monaghan! This is in 1821.. my lot with 6 kids travelled 8 miles to church yet they lived beside one, passed others en-route!!!! On 12/12/2011 08:00, scotch-irish-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Another question. Feegavala is in Inniskeen Parish , Monagahan and Kingscourt is in Enniskeen Parish, Cavan. Are Inniskeen& Enniskeen the same Parish although in different counties? > > Murray, Bell