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McAninch in 1800's Ulster, Tithe Applotment and Griffiths Valuation |
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[forward reference: cf. A Look at the Mc(ac)A/I/Ninch Surnames, MFHN, Vol. V, No. 2, May 1997, pg.1997-11; note added April 1999 /fm] |
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The "Irish Householder's Index" is a combined index to two tax records of the early 19th‑century, microfilmed by The National Library of Ireland -- |
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1. the Tithe Applotment Books, circa 1820's, Tithe to support the King's official Church of Ireland (Anglican Church, Church of England), and |
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2. Griffiths "Valuation of Tenements", date varies by County, 1848-1864 |
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After examining these records, variations of our surname are found only at the northern edge of the island of Ireland, directly across the water (about 20-30 miles) from Scotland, in Counties Antrim and Londonderry, in the coastal bog country around Coleraine, where the county line runs to the sea, and east, along the Antrim coast (Bushmills, Glenarm, Larne). |
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Twelve people in the Tithe Applotments, 1824-1834, all in County Antrim |
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(alphabetical order by first name, all surname spellings, and see Notes): |
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1. Dan'l [Daniel] McNinch Ballinlea Lower 10 sh 2 [1824] [T.A.05.] |
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Parish of Ballintoy, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Cary], Co. Antrim |
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2. Dan'l [Daniel] McNinch Ballymagard 1 pd 10 sh 8+1/2 [1831] [T.A.06.] |
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Parish of Culfeightrin, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Cary], Antrim |
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3. David McIninch Dunaghy 0 pd, 12 sh, 10 p [1825] [T.A.04.] |
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Parish of Ballymoney, Diocese of Connor, [Barony Upper Dunluce], Ant. |
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4. Henry McNinch Craigalappin 0 pd 7 sh, 1/2 p [1824] [T.A.07.] |
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Parish of Ballintoy, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Cary], Co. Antrim |
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5. James McAninch Ballyroy 3 pd 6 sh 9 p [1831] [T.A.01.] |
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Parish of Culfeightrin, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Cary], Antrim |
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6. Jas [James] McAninch Knacknagarvan 18 sh, 1/2 p [1824] [T.A.02.] |
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Parish of Ballintoy, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Cary], Co. Antrim |
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7. John McNinch Ballyboggy 0 pd, 3 sh, 11 p [1828] [T.A.08.] |
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Parish of Dunluce, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Lower Dunluce], Ant. |
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8. John McNinch Low Town / Bog Town 0, 0 sh, 9+3/4 [1834] [T.A.11.] |
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Parish of Kilwaughter, Diocese of Connor, [Barony Upper Glenarm] Ant. |
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9. John McNinch Wightown (line 5) 0 pd 12 sh 10+3/4 [1834] [T.A.09.] |
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John M'Ninch Wightown (line 8) 0 pd 11 sh 11+1/2 [1834] [T.A.10.] |
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Parish of Kilwaughter, Diocese of Connor, [Barony Upper Glenarm] Ant. |
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10. John Mininch [same as M'Ininch?] [town, amount unk.] [1832] [T.A.13.] |
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Tickmacrevin and Templeoughter, Dio. Connor [Barony of Lower Glenarm] |
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11. Robert McNinch Rory's Glen 1 pd, 14 sh, 4+1/2 [1834] [T.A.12.] |
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Parish of Kilwaughter, Diocese of Connor, [Barony Upper Glenarm] Ant. |
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12. Sam'l [Samuel] McAninch Mullans 5 sh, 11+1/2 p [1834] [T.A.03.] |
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Parish of Finvoy, Diocese of Connor, [Barony of Kilconway], Antrim |
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(1 of 3) McA/I/Ninch in 1800's Ulster, Tithe Lists and Griffiths Valuation. |
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McAninch Family History NL, Vol. III, No. 2, May 1995, pg. 4 page 1995-13 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |