Mary Scahill - Marriage - International Genealogical Index - British Isles

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Name: Mary Scahill
Sex: Female
Marriage: 18 February 1864
Place: Aghagower, County Mayo, Ireland
Spouse: Matthew Keane
Death: Not Stated
Father: John Scahill
Mother: Not Stated

Source Information:

Batch Number: M702304
Date: 1864
Source Call No.: 0101455
Type: Film

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Cemeteries - County Mayo, Ireland

The following is a link to Cemeteries in, County Mayo, Ireland. Be advised that this may not be a complete listing.

Achill Island; Sleivemore Old Cemetery
Aghagower Cemetary (incomplete)
Ballinasmalla; Saint Mary's Abbey Cemetery (partial listing)
Ballindine; New Cemetery (partial listing)
Ballindine; Saint Joseph Churchyard Cemetery (partial listing)
Bekan Village; Bekan Cemetery
Bohola Cemetery
Burrishoole Cemetery partial listing of memorial inscriptions.
Bushfield Church
Claremorris; Saint Colman's Cemetery (partial listing)
Killedan Cemetery (The old Kiltimagh Cemetery)
Kilmovee Church
Kiltimagh; Kilkinure Cemetery (partial listing)
Swinford; Midfield Cemetery (Brackloon Cemetery)
Westport Castlebar area cemeteries Extracts from Ballintubber Abbey, Ballyhean, Murrisk Abbey, Aghagower, Killawalla, Gloshpatrick cemeteries

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Scahill Families In 1856 Westport

In the ninetenth century there were a number of Scahill Families in the Westport area, i.e. the parishes of *Oughaval, *Kilmena and *Aghagower.

It is probable that all were related to some degree, but unfortunately records for this part of the country are neither old enough, nor explicit enough to allow any degrees of kinship to be established.

The General Valuation of Rateable Property,1856, is the first source giving the name of landholders and tenants through out the entire country. From this source it is apparent that there were fourteen Scahill households around Westport, the most of which were in the Murrisk area.

The town of Westport lies mostly in the parish of Oughaval (pronounced "Oak-wall"), and partly in the parish of Kilmeena.

The parish of Aghagower comes within a mile of the town and so, any enquiry concerning Westport requires the records for each of these three parishes to be searched.

Scahills In Oughaval civil parish, 1856:

Bryan, Durless
Catherine, Deerpark West
James, Bellataleen, land in Murrisknaboll
Michael, Murrisknaboll, land in Bellataleen
Patrick, Murrisknaboll, land in Bellataleen and Carrowkeeran
Peter, Carrowkeeran
William, Fahburren

*Oughaval - Parish number 33 on the South Mayo Civil Parishes map.

Scahills In Kilmena civil parish, 1856:

John, Inishgort, Clew Bay

*Kilmena - Parish number 25 on the South Mayo Civil Parishes map.

Scahills In Aghagower civil parish, 1856:

Austin, Boheh
Edmond, Cordarragh South
John, Corveigh Lower, land in Codarragh South
Lawrence, Corveigh Lower
Francis, Knappagh More
Mary, Knappagh Beg

*Aghagower - Parish number 1 on the South Mayo Civil Parishes map.

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