User:Jnestorius/Baronies from liberties

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Town / city Barony/fraction 1831 1841 1846 Parl Gaz 1851 1871 1891 1901 1926 Placenames orders Logainm
Carrickfergus County of town No change to county; borough extinguished instead. townland index records Carrickfergus town is in "Carrickfergus,Co. of Town of" Not in barony list; (Townland has blank in barony column, ) and the "barony" column for the townland of "Carrickfergus" is blank (, Not in barony list and Townland has blank in barony column; but "Barony of Carrickfergus" is in Land Commission notices in Belfast Gazette:

18 May 1928, 3 May 1929, 28 Mar 1930, 26 Sep 1930, 26 Sep 1930, 18 Sep 1931.

N/A Yes: 5 townlands and 2 towns
Cork Borough SI 2012 No.395 Sec.A Ch.3 No.10 Barony of Cork City Cork City: 7 parishes, no townlands
Cork Liberties Barony of Cork from all liberties In Cork RD and Co.Bor. SI 2012 No.395 Sec.A Ch.3 No.9?? Barony of Cork Cork: 16 parishes, 152 townlands
Drogheda Borough Yes Drogheda Borough is distinguished from Drogheda B[arony]
Drogheda Louth liberties North Liberties, Drogheda of Louth Yes Drogheda Barony is in Drogheda No.1 RD and Drogheda UD; Louth but not Meath barony listed SI 2003 No.521 Sec.A Ch.3 No.2 Barony of Drogheda Drogheda: 12 townlands, 3 civil parishes
Drogheda Meath liberties South Liberties, Drogheda of Meath Yes Louth but not Meath barony listed
Dublin Borough City not in any barony SI 2011 No.598 Sec.A Ch.3 No.6 Barony of Dublin City Dublin City: 24 parishes, no townlands
Dublin Liberty Barony of Dublin from (SE) liberty, 1842 Blackrock UD and Pembroke UD SI 2011 No.598 Sec.A Ch.3 No.5?? Barony of Dublin Dublin: 7 parishes, 19 townlands
Galway Improvement Commissioners area "A district formerly of peculiar civil jurisdiction, and called the Liberties of Galway, or the county of the town of Galway, but now merged into the municipal district of the borough of Galway, and the rural district of Galway barony, Connaught." The Borough of Galway.—The municipal district of Galway contains part of the parishes of Rahoon and St-Nicholas; and comprises an area of 628 acres ... Pop. of the borough in 1841, 17,275. townland index records under "barony" "Galway" for Town Parks, Galway which was in the county of the town of Galway.

The Local Govt Board 1878 had a petition from Galway Town Improvement Commissioners to extend the municipal boundary to that of the county of the town [1]

Galway Urban District is all in Galway barony. (see Galway Union for Districts DEDs and townlands (not all townlands' areas and populations are broken down.) Not in draft placenames order
Galway County of the town outside the Improvement Commissioners area 1846 Parl Gaz: Galway: "A district formerly of peculiar civil jurisdiction, and called the Liberties of Galway, or the county of the town of Galway, but now merged into the municipal district of the borough of Galway, and the rural district of Galway barony, Connaught," The Barony of Galway—This barony contains part of the parishes of Oranmore, Rahoon, and St. Nicholas. Area, 23,504 acres. Pop., in 1841, 15,236. Barony table footnote says barony coextensive with county of the town; townland index records under "barony" "Galway" for Town Parks, Galway which was in the county of the town of Galway.

The Local Govt Board 1878 had a petition from Galway Town Improvement Commissioners to extend the municipal boundary to that of the county of the town [2]

Galway barony in Galway UD and Galway RD (see Galway Union for Districts DEDs and townlands (not all townlands' areas and populations are broken down.) Not in draft placenames order Galway: 3 civil parishes, 111 townlands
Kilkenny Borough Borough The limits of the county of the city were allowed by the Boundary Act to continue to be the limits of the parliamentary borough of Kilkenny; but they were reduced by the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, c. 108 and lot), to an area of only 021 acres, 1 rood, 1 perch, situated in the centre, and occupied by the actual town and immediate outskirts of Kilkenny; and the remainder, or great bulk of the district, wan distributed among the baronies of Gowran, Shillelogher, and Cranagh. Kilkenny City not called a barony SI 2003 No.520 Sec.A Ch.3 No.10 Barony of Kilkenny Kilkenny: 4 civil parishes, 11 townlands
Kilkenny Liberties merged No The act 3 and 4 Victoria, c. 108 and 109, transferred 21 whole townlands and parts of 6 other townlands of the parish of St. Canice from the quondam co. of the city of Kilkenny to the barony of Cranagh,—pop., in 1841, 1,373; 31 whole townlands and part of 4 other townlands of the parish of St. John's, and one whole townland and part of another townland of the parish of St. Paul, from tbe co. of the city of Kilkenny to the barony of Gowran,—pop. 1,885; 2 whole townlands and part of 5 other townlands of St. Canice, 32 whole townlands and part of another townland of St. Patrick's, and part of a townland of St. John's, from the co. of the city of Kilkenny to the barony of Shillelogher,—pop. 1,290; The limits of the county of the city were allowed by the Boundary Act to continue to be the limits of the parliamentary borough of Kilkenny; but they were reduced by the Act 3 and 4 Victoria, c. 108 and lot), to an area of only 021 acres, 1 rood, 1 perch, situated in the centre, and occupied by the actual town and immediate outskirts of Kilkenny; and the remainder, or great bulk of the district, wan distributed among the baronies of Gowran, Shillelogher, and Cranagh. No
Limerick Borough Nth Lib 3041.3.2 (St.Munchins 1509.2.22 / St.Nicholas 59.1.22 / Killeely 1471.2.17) SI 2003 No.522 Sec.A Ch.3 No.10 Barony of Limerick City Limerick City: 7 parishes, 16 townlands
Limerick Nth Liberties Limerick The area within these boundaries ... on the north side [was] 1,714 [Irish acres]. The Act 3 and 4 Victoria, c. 108 and 109, totally abolished the rights and jurisdiction of the county of the city of Limerick, and distributed its territory into the municipal district of the borough of Limerick, and two rural districts incorporated with respectively the barony of Clanwilliam and the barony of Pobblebrien. In Pobblebrien Nth Lib 3041.3.2 (St.Munchins 1509.2.22 / St.Nicholas 59.1.22 / Killeely 1471.2.17) North Liberties (Limerick No.1 RD)
Limerick Sth Liberties Limerick The area within these boundaries, on the south side, was 14,754 Irish acres, ... The Act 3 and 4 Victoria, c. 108 and 109, totally abolished the rights and jurisdiction of the county of the city of Limerick, and distributed its territory into the municipal district of the borough of Limerick, and two rural districts incorporated with respectively the barony of Clanwilliam and the barony of Pobblebrien. In Clanwilliam
Limerick Scattery Island County Clare barony of Moyarta
Waterford Borough North Liberties, ; South Liberties, Gaultier Kilculliheen Kilkenny (Waterford No.2 RD and Waterford CoBo) SI 2003 No.524 Sec.A Ch.3 No.9 Barony of Waterford City Waterford City: 11 parishes, 1 townland
Waterford Nth Liberties North Liberties, ; South Liberties, Gaultier Kilculliheen Kilkenny (Waterford No.2 RD and Waterford CoBo) SI 2003 No.524 Sec.A Ch.3 No.6 Kilculliheen Waterford City: 11 parishes, 1 townland
Waterford Sth Liberties North Liberties, ; South Liberties, Gaultier Kilculliheen Kilkenny (Waterford No.2 RD and Waterford CoBo) SI 2003 No.524 Sec.A Ch.3 Gaultiere Waterford City: 11 parishes, 1 townland

Having added separate rows for borough and each fraction of liberties, I need to move portions of each cell into the relevant row ratehr than all in the first/original/borough row.

Should have multiple columns columns for each census, providing separate answers to the following questions; where C is the City/Town, L is a townland which in 1840 was within the liberties (i.e. in the corporate county but outside the borough), and M is the municipal borough:

  1. Is a "barony of C" included in the list of baronies?
  2. In the townland detail table:
    1. What barony is townland L stated to be within?
    2. What barony is town M stated to be within?
      1. if none, is the "borough of M" or "county of the town of M" or blank listed instead of a barony?
  3. In the townland index, same questions as for the townland detail table


I dunno whether census categorisation differences reflect an underlying legal distinction or merely different local enumerator decisions.