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Townland
Valuation of Lisbunny
When the
townland of Lisbunny was first valued on the 16th July 1831,
nine houses were listed with the name of the occupiers and the
proposed valuation of each house [PRONI ref. VAL/1/B/554]. These
names, a brief description of the buildings and the valuation
of each property is given in the table below. As most of the
buildings did not reach the £3.00 per annum threshold, and the
two that did were just over £3.00, there are no further details
on the dimensions, age and condition of these houses. However,
the numbers of these houses are marked on the accompanying VAL/1/A/5/28
& 29 valuation maps of 1833. Note, that with the exception
of No. 1 [William Lindsay's house], these houses were located
in the Lisbunny Rosborough part of the townland.
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No.
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Name |
Description
of Buildings |
Valuation
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1
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William
Lindsay |
House
& offices |
£2.8.0
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2
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John
Whiteside |
House
& offices |
£2.6.0
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3
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John
Whiteside |
House
& offices |
£2.8.0
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4
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Major
Rosborough Jun. |
House
& offices |
£3.4.0
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5
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Samuel
Rosborough |
House
& offices |
£2.10.0
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6
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William
Rosborough |
House
& offices |
£3.4.0
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7
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William
Whiteside |
House
& offices |
£2.16.0
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8
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Thomas
Whiteside |
House
& offices |
£2.6.0
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9
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Major
Rosborough |
House
& offices |
£2.12.0
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Copyright 2010 W. Macafee.
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