Enagh, Garvaghy Parish, County Down, Northern Ireland

Townland
Enagh
Acres
738
County
Down
Barony
Lower Iveagh, Lower part
Poor Law Union
Banbridge
Parish Name
Garvaghy
Province
Ulster

Common Names in this Townland

Land records taken as part of Griffiths Primary Valuation of Ireland indicate that families with the following surnames were resident in this townland during the period from 1858 to 1864. Further research into these land records should enable you to discover information on the names of inhabitants and indeed follow changes in occupation of these properties into the 20th Century.

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