Richard Griffith undertook the Primary Valuation of Ireland in the
mid-1800s. This valuation, which is commonly referred to as Griffith's
Valuation, is a unified, country-wide valuation of land and property
taken as a result of the Tenement Valuation Act of 1846. For each
county, a "snapshot" was published at a specific point in time between
1848 and 1864, with the date for each county dependent upon the year in
which that county was surveyed. (1)
The County Cavan survey was completed on June 25, 1857. (2) The following is a reproduction of the page which shows the Townland of Dennbane, Barony of Upper Loughtee, Civil Parish of Denn, Poor Law Union (Registrar's District (RD)) of Cavan, Electoral Division (ED) of Denn. Note the occupier of parcel 24a is Patrick Soraghan (Sullivan). In addition, parcels 25 and 26 are occupied by Thomas and Andrew Soraghan, respectively. And, parcel 24b, although occupied by James Galligan, the immediate lessors are Patrick, Andrew and Thomas Soraghan.
A video of the property occupied by Patrick Soraghan/Sullivan can be view at the post on this blog: Soraghan (Sullivan) Farm. Dennbane, County Cavan. A video of the adjacent property which was occupied by Thomas and Andrew Soraghan (Sullivan) in the 1850s can be view by clicking on Andrew and Thomas Soraghan (Sullivan) Farms, Dennbane, County Cavan. To enlarge the above image, click on the image.
For a discussion of the Soraghan/Sullivan name, click here.
Note: By the time of the Griffith's Valuation of County Cavan in 1857, at least two of the Sullivan sons are already in America, i.e., James and Michael.
Sources:
(1) Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens, "Tracking Irish
generations in land valuation records," NGS News Magazine,
July/August/September, 2005, pg. 55.
(2) James R. Reilly, Richard Griffith and His Valuation of Ireland, Baltimore: Clearfield, 2000, Appendix No. 8, page 78.
(3) Video of Thomas and Andrew Soraghan (Sullivan) property, July, 2011, Elaine M. Beaudoin
Information includes stories, images and comments about the Patrick Sullivan/Rose Corcoran family from Ireland. For additional information on the family, visit my Website at: http://McIntyreGenealogy.com Please share your stories and comments on this Blog so we can add a little "color" to the Sullivan/Corcoran family.
Soraghan Farm 2011
Patrick Soraghan/Sullivan Farm, Dennbane, Co. Cavan, 2011
About Patrick Sullivan and Rose Leddy
About Patrick Sullivan and Rose Corcoran
Not much is known about Patrick Sullivan except that he lived in Dennbane/Denbawn, Denn Parish, County Cavan, Ireland. Records have been located which express the Sullivan last name with the Soraghan/Soroghan/Sorohan spelling. His wife, Rose (c1804-1874), is identified in various documents as having the maiden name of Leddy, McCabe and/or Corcoran. However, it is believed her maiden name was Corcoran. She also is from Ireland, most likely Drumbarry, Co. Cavan. They had at least 11 children, many which immigrated to the US. The children include: Mary (died before 1915 probably in Ireland); Rose Sullivan (died before 1915 probably in Ireland); Michael (c1829-1915); Ellen (c1830-1900); Thomas (c1831-a1901&b1911 in Ireland); James (c1931-1898); Patrick (c1831-1881); Andrew (c1833-1881); Peter F. (c1838-1896); Philip J. (1840-1915) [See also the Sullivan/Connor Genelaogy Blog]; and Matthew (1841-a1916). It is believed that neither Patrick nor Rose immigrated but lived and died in Ireland.
Not much is known about Patrick Sullivan except that he lived in Dennbane/Denbawn, Denn Parish, County Cavan, Ireland. Records have been located which express the Sullivan last name with the Soraghan/Soroghan/Sorohan spelling. His wife, Rose (c1804-1874), is identified in various documents as having the maiden name of Leddy, McCabe and/or Corcoran. However, it is believed her maiden name was Corcoran. She also is from Ireland, most likely Drumbarry, Co. Cavan. They had at least 11 children, many which immigrated to the US. The children include: Mary (died before 1915 probably in Ireland); Rose Sullivan (died before 1915 probably in Ireland); Michael (c1829-1915); Ellen (c1830-1900); Thomas (c1831-a1901&b1911 in Ireland); James (c1931-1898); Patrick (c1831-1881); Andrew (c1833-1881); Peter F. (c1838-1896); Philip J. (1840-1915) [See also the Sullivan/Connor Genelaogy Blog]; and Matthew (1841-a1916). It is believed that neither Patrick nor Rose immigrated but lived and died in Ireland.
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Andrew and Thomas Soraghan (Sullivan) Farms, Dennbane, Co. Cavan
Andrew and Thomas had adjoining farms to Patrick Soraghan (Sullivan) in 1857. The video below was taken of the property in 2011. It is not know how Andrew and Thomas were related to Patrick. It is possible they were his brothers, or his sons, or his cousins.
For a look at the video from 2011 of the property occupied by Patrick Soraghan (Sullivan) in 1857 click here.
Source: Elaine M. Beaudoin video taken July 2011.
For a look at the video from 2011 of the property occupied by Patrick Soraghan (Sullivan) in 1857 click here.
Source: Elaine M. Beaudoin video taken July 2011.
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