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Ballymodan Protestant Census of 1846 in alphabetical order

Surnames J to P inclusive  (there are no entries for I)

Janes Robert land surveyor South Main Street Employed under government only.  Lately come to Bandon            
Janes Isabella wife South Main Street                        
Janes Joseph   South Main Street                        
Janes Isabella   South Main Street                        
Janes George   South Main Street                        
Janes Rosina   South Main Street                        
Janes Edward   South Main Street                        
Janes Susanna   South Main Street                        
Janes Perrott   South Main Street                        
Janes Susanna   South Main Street Mother to Robert Jones                  
Jane   Abraham   South Main Street Clerk to government commissioners.  His eldest daughter has a school          
Jane   Mrs wife South Main Street                        
Jane   Catharine   South Main Street Miss Clerk p 50 in same house                  
Jane   Alice   South Main Street                        
Jane   Sarah   South Main Street                        
Jackson Jeremiah pensioner Cavendish Quay Has a huxters shop.  His wife was Roman Catholic              
Jackson Mrs   Cavendish Quay                        
Jackson daughter   Cavendish Quay                        
Jagoe Anne   Cavendish Quay a young woman.  Lives at W. Philips  p 164              
Jagoe William St  John apothecary South Main Street                        
Jagoe Mrs William   South Main Street                        
Jagoe Anne   South Main Street                        
Jenkins Mrs widow Cavendish Quay Her husband was a physician.  Shie is sister of Mrs J. Wheeler            
Jennings William carpenter Castle Road Employed at Castle Bernard. Eldest daughter is at service            
Jennings Frances wife Castle Road                        
Jennings Jane   Castle Road                        
Jennings John   Castle Road                        
Jennings Fanny married Lee Castle Road Married David Lee, leather draper of Watergate, son of Samuel Lee, weaver on 2nd Nov, 1847 at Kilbrogan      
Jennings Margaret   Castle Road                        
Jennings Catherine   Castle Road                        
Jennings William   Castle Road                        
Jennings Eliza   Castle Road                        
Johnson Mary widow Castle Road a poor woman.  Very deaf.  On poor list                
Jones Elizabeth Frances girl Crossmahon niece to Mr Penrose  p 158                  
Joyce Henry   South Main Street Has a public house and some land.  His wife is very sickly            
Joyce Frances wife South Main Street                        
Joyce William son South Main Street Anne Ford p 80 in same house                  
Joyce Anne daughter South Main Street married on 8th February 1848 in Kilbrogan Francis Beamish, aged 26, bachelor, grocer of Clonakilty, son of Abraham      
Joyce Sarah   Bridge Street At J. Perrotts p 160                    
Justice Mrs widow Boyle Street sister to J. Burchill. P 40 and lives with him              
Justice Richard shoemaker Church Street Lives at W. Topham  p 214                  
Keeffe Cornelius Shoemaker South Main Street Was a Roman Catholic.  A well conducted man.  Does not get work sufficient for support of his family.  Has a delicate chest
Keeffe Margaret wife South Main Street                        
Keeffe Eliza daughter South Main Street                        
Keeffe Margaret daughter South Main Street                        
Keeffe Cornelius son South Main Street                        
Keeffe Susan daughter South Main Street                        
Keeffe Ellen daughter South Main Street                        
Kiely Mrs widow Cavendish Quay Old woman. Quite blind.  Mother in law to J. Hamilton p 98 in his house.          
Kelly Thomas   Great Hill Street A very poor man.  Deaf.  Asthmatic and weak.  Was a weaver. An honest quiet couple.  Their daughter is at service  
Kelly Elizabeth wife Great Hill Street                        
Kelly Mary daughter Great Hill Street                        
Kelly Thomas   Boyle Street Was a weaver.  Is now a watchman in Bandon              
Kelly Hannah wife Boyle Street                        
Kelly Hannah daughter Boyle Street                        
Kelly Mrs widow Boyle Street mother of former and lives with him.  Very old and on poor list.            
Kelly John farmer Careys Cross An honest man.  His wife a good woman.  He cannot read.  The children go to school      
Kelly Mary wife Careys Cross                        
Kelly Jane daughter Careys Cross These children were gone to America in 1848              
Kelly Anne daughter Careys Cross John Knight p 124 in same house                
Kelly Margaret daughter Careys Cross                        
Kelly Robert son Careys Cross                        
Kelly Richard son Careys Cross                        
Kelly Mary daughter Careys Cross                        
Kelly Denis Old man Castle Street Lives at W. Bennet p 20                  
Keynes Joshua slater Castle Road A very industrious well conducted man                
Keynes Mary wife Castle Road                        
Keynes Joshua son Castle Road                        
Keynes Mary daughter Castle Road                        
Keynes Richard son Castle Road                        
Keynes William son Castle Road                        
Keynes Thomas son Castle Road                        
Keynes Fanny daughter Castle Road                        
Keynes Anne daughter Castle Road                        
Keynes Thomas Slater Shannon Street Brother of former.  Gets no work.  Is very poor.  His wife a worthy person.   His sister M. Beasly p 18 lives in the house with them
Keynes Mrs widow Castle Road Mother of the two former, Joshua and Thomas              
Knight Samuel pensioner Market Street                        
Knight Alice young woman Shannon Street A very respectable person.  Has  shop.  H. Harding in her house          
Knight John child Careys Cross A fondling at J. Kellys p 122                  
Knowles William lawyer Deal Yard Lane Not sober.  His wife a most respectable woman              
Knowles Jane wife Deal Yard Lane                        
Knowles Elizabeth daughter Deal Yard Lane                        
Knowles Robert son Deal Yard Lane                        
Lane Robert pensioner Swantons Lane His wife takes in washing                  
Lane Elizabeth wife Swantons Lane                        
Lane Henry   Bridge Lane Not sober.  His wife in a very precarious state of health having got cancer in the breast      
Lane Mary wife Bridge Lane                        
Lannon Thadden?   Distillery Road Has a farm and garden.  His son is watchman in Bandon.  His wife was RC.        
Lannon Jane wife Distillery Road                        
Lannon Thomas son Distillery Road                        
Lannon Hannah daughter Distillery Road                        
Lannon Jane daughter Distillery Road                        
Lannon Mary daughter Distillery Road                        
Lannon Catherine daughter Distillery Road                        
Lannon James old man (dead) Distillery Road Brother of former.  Blind and poor.  On poor list              
Leahy Elizabeth widow South Main Street At Mr Edwards p 72.  Her 2 sons are under the protestant Orphan Society at W. Connells p 50.  She has a daughter at her fathers near Clonakilty.  Her husband is dead and was Roman Catholic
Leahy John son South Main Street                        
Leahy Timothy son South Main Street                        
Leary Mary girl Castle Road Grand daughter to M. Brangan  p 34                
Lawler Anne girl Hill Street Daughter of Mrs Walmsley p 222 by former marriage            
Lee Emanuel   South Main Street Went to America in 1848. His wife and daughters are bonnet makers.  He assists in preparing the straw bonnets.  He is frequently in a very nervous state and they can do nothing.  This is a ? Family
Lee Alice wife South Main Street                        
Lee Catherine daughter South Main Street                        
Lee Rebecca daughter South Main Street                        
Lee Alicia daughter South Main Street                        
Lee John son South Main Street                        
Leech Mary widow Boyle Street Daughter of John Malony p 136.  Very poor.  A good daughter to his old parents.  Her eldest son is kept by her brother in law William Leech.
Leech James son Boyle Street                        
Leech Robert son Boyle Street                        
Leech Thomas son Boyle Street                        
Leech William labourer Great Hill Street Not regularly employed.  His sister who is very near sighted is on the poor list.        
Leech Dora sister Great Hill Street                        
Lees John Boy Cavendish Quay Apprentice to Ed Harte  p 102                  
Leonard Richard slater Castle Road Gets but little work.  The children by a former marriage.  His wife is a most excellent young woman.  His daughter Jane has gone to America
Leonard Sarah wife Castle Road                        
Leonard Jeremiah son Castle Road                        
Leonard Anne daughter Castle Road                        
Leonard Jeremiah slater Castle Road Brother of former.  His wife was maried before and has son.  W. Hogg p 108 lives in this house      
Leonard Mary wife Castle Road                        
Levinger Hugh   Brookfield                        
Levinger Eliza girl Nag  Hill Lives at R. Birds p 28                  
Lindsay Mrs widow Boyle Street A nurse tender.  Very respectable woman                
Lisson Richard barman Castle Mahon Also a shoe maker.  Very asmatic.  In comfortable circumstances - A very upright respectable family    
Lisson Sarah wife Castle Mahon                        
Lisson William son Castle Mahon                        
Lisson Richard son Castle Mahon                        
Lisson Anne daughter Castle Mahon                        
Lisson William labourer Castle Mahon brother of former.  Rather foolish.  Lives with his brother.            
Loane Mary widow Swantons Lane deaf, delicate old woman.  Her daughters are very industrious.  A respectable family.      
Loane Susan daughter Swantons Lane                        
Loane Rebecca daughter Swantons Lane                        
Loane Anne daughter Swantons Lane                        
Loane Harriet daughter Swantons Lane                        
Loane Sarah daughter Swantons Lane                        
Loane Anne granddaughter Swantons Lane                        
Long Richard   Cavendish Quay Has a house near Maulnewgy                  
Long Richard boy Castle Road                        
Long Maria sister Castle Road                        
Long Catherine sister Castle Road The children of Mr R. Long.  Their mother an RC              
Long Elizabeth child Killountain A foundling at W. Goods                  
Lovell   girl Hill Street Niece to Mr Atkins and lives with him                
Lovell Anne widow South Main Street Has a confectioners shop.  Is sister to ? Who formerly lived in one of the lodges at Castle Bernard    
Lovell Thomas son South Main Street married on 22nd Aug, 1848 at Kilbrogan, Francis Hunter of North Main Street, daughter of William, shopkeeper  Thomas listed as shopkeeper      
Lovell Harriet daughter South Main Street married 25th July, 1848 Kilbrogan, John Hannan Feely, bachelor, teacher of North Main Street, son of Luke, farmer.    
Lovell George shoemaker South Main Street Has a shop                    
Lovell Mary wife South Main Street                        
Lovell William son South Main Street                        
Lucie Margaret girl Cavendish Quay maid servant to D. Tresilian. P 216.  Was RC              
Lynch Patrick boy workhouse Foundling of Ballymodan Parish                
Macklin Joseph weaver Boyle Street Died 22nd May.  A very decent quiet poor man.  His eldest son works at weaving        
Macklin Hester wife Boyle Street                        
Macklin Joseph son Boyle Street                        
Macklin Harriet daughter Boyle Street                        
Macklin John son Boyle Street                        
Macklin William son Boyle Street                        
Macklin Elizabeth daughter Boyle Street                        
Mahony Jeremiah   Ballylangley Has a garden on the Innishannon Road and sells vegetables.  His wife was married before and has son.  Ed Serles p 184 lives in this house.
Mahony Anne wife Ballylangley                        
Mahony Jeremiah son Ballylangley                        
Mahony Anne daughter Ballylangley                        
Mahony William son Ballylangley                        
Mahony Mary   Warners Lane Her husband and 2 sons are RCs but the daughters go to church with their mother.  They are sent to the repository school.
Mahony Anne daughter Warners Lane                        
Mahony Ellen daughter Warners Lane                        
Mahony Mary daughter Warners Lane                        
Mahony Susan daughter Warners Lane                        
Mahony James labourer Castle Road Is employed at Castle Bernard.  His wife is a delicate and respectable woman.        
Mahony Sarah wife Castle Road                        
Mahony Stephen son Castle Road                        
Mahony Sarah daughter Castle Road                        
Maloney John   Boyle Street Dead.  A very old man.  A little deranged.  Has a pension from Lady Bernard        
Maloney Margaret wife Boyle Street                        
Maloney Thomas labourer Boyle Street Son to former.  Was a weaver.  Has no regular employment.  A quiet poor man.  His wife was married before and his son Thomas Harris p 98 lives in this house.
Maloney Sarah wife Boyle Street                        
Maloney John son Boyle Street                        
Maloney Thomas son Boyle Street                        
Maloney Margaret daughter Boyle Street                        
Maloney Mary daughter Boyle Street                        
Marshall John   South Main Street                        
Marshall Margaret sister South Main Street                        
Marshall Mary sister South Main Street These two sisters have  a shop also some land.  Their brother is supported by them.      
Maynard   widow Castle Road Mother of Mrs Warner p 224 and lives with her              
Maynard Thomasina   Castle Road Aunt to Mrs Warner p 224 in her house.  On poor list. Bed ridden          
Maynard boy   Shannon Street Nephew to Mrs Burchill p 42 and lives with her              
McCabe Elizabeth   Castle Road A very ill tempered old woman.  Poor.  Her daughter is a good girl          
McCabe daughter   Castle Road                        
McCabe Mary widow Hill Street Weighs potatoes in the potato market.  Very poor              
McCabe Elizabeth daughter Hill Street Her son is bound apprentice to a shoemaker              
McCabe James son Hill Street                        
McCarthy Anne girl Bridge Street Maid servant at W.M. Hunter p 114                
McCarthy   girl Curriovidig Niece to Mrs Collins p 50                  
McCarthy Harriet   Castle Road These sisters have some landed property in the parish of Ballymodan          
McCarthy Hannah sister Castle Road                        
McCarthy Amelia sister Castle Road                        
McCarthy Mary widow Gaggin Lives in a cottage of Lord Bandon.  One of her sons works in Castle Bernard gardens.  Her daughter Frances McQuirk p 140 lives in this house
McCarthy John son Gaggin                        
McCarthy Thomas son Gaggin                        
McCarthy Horace son Gaggin                        
McCarthy Catherine daughter Gaggin                        
McCormick Mrs widow Castle Road Very sickly old woman on poor list                
McCourt John   Boyle Street Was a weaver.  Has a wheel for grinding and sharpening knives.  Very poor.  His wife was RC and is a quiet honest poor woman.  The eldest son is bound apprentice to Skuse p 192 but lives with his father 
McCourt Ellen wife Boyle Street                        
McCourt John son Boyle Street                        
McCourt Henry son Boyle Street                        
McCourt Eliza daughter Boyle Street                        
McCourt Mary daughter Boyle Street                        
McCourt Ellen daughter Boyle Street                        
McCourt Thomas son Boyle Street                        
McCourt William son Boyle Street                        
McDaniel Jeremiah ropemaker Castle Road A hard working man                  
McDaniel Elizabeth wife Castle Road                        
McDaniel Michael son Castle Road                        
McDaniel John son Castle Road                        
McDaniel Thomas son Castle Road                        
McDaniel William son Castle Road                        
McDaniel Eliza daughter Castle Road                        
McDaniel Joseph son Castle Road                        
McDowell Catherine girl Boyle Street granddaughter of widow Connor p 52                
McLintosh     workhouse Assistant matron of work house.                  
McLaurin     Castle Bernard Park                        
McLaurin wife   Castle Bernard Park                        
McLaurin Peter son Castle Bernard Park                        
McQuirk Mrs widow South Main Street The widow of a methodist preacher                
Meara Richard   Church Street Lives by selling old clothes.  An industrious quiet couple            
Meara Elizabeth wife Church Street                        
Meara Richard son Church Street                        
Meara Henry son Church Street                        
Meara William son Church Street                        
Meara     Shannon Street writing letters for poor people                  
Mellefont Richard boy  South Main Street Lives at H. Turpins p 218.  His parents are in America            
Mills Richard cooper Boyle Street Employed at Allmans Distillery. Son of Edward, shopkeeper.  27 on 28th May, 1848 when married Elizabeth Bevill, daughter of Alexander at Kilbrogan.  Listed as cooper on marriage        
Moore George labourer Church Street Employed at Castle Bernard and his son at the office, Castle Road.  Wife an RC        
Moore wife   Church Street                        
Moore Samuel son Church Street                        
Moore Mary daughter Church Street                        
Moorhead Mary   Bridge Street Has a printing office.  The grandchildrens father is dead.  She was an RC          
Moorhead Eliza daughter Bridge Street                        
Moorhead George son Bridge Street                        
Moorhead Joseph son Bridge Street                        
Moorhead Jane daughter Bridge Street                        
Moorhead Martha daughter Bridge Street                        
Morgan Jane  young woman South Main Street Jane is living at M. Atkins p 8 and the other two sisters at Richard Brangans p 34        
Morgan Martha sister                          
Morgan Sarah sister                          
Moriarty Mrs widow South Main Street                        
Moriarty James son South Main Street                        
Moriarty William son South Main Street                        
Moriarty Margaret daughter South Main Street                        
Moriarty Bridget shopkeeper Bridge Street Her niece Jane Creek p 56 lives in this house              
Morris William   Church Street Was a weaver.  A very old man.  Good. Fond of reading            
Morris Jane wife Church Street                        
Morris Robert Baker Bridge Lane                        
Morris Joseph young man Cavendish Quay Clerk at Roycrofts p 178                  
Morris Edward Baker Hill Street A good kind of man.  Very industrious.                
Morris Margaret wife Hill Street                        
Morris Robert son Hill Street                        
Morris William son Hill Street                        
Moxley Joseph shoemaker Shannon Street                        
Moxley Fanny wife Shannon Street                        
Mulholland John Baker Castle Road Blind. Very poor.  Makes bread occasionally for some of the inferior bakers.  His wife is RC      
Mulholland Catherine wife Castle Road                        
Mulholland John son Castle Road                        
Mulholland Catharine daughter Castle Road                        
Mulholland Thomas son Castle Road                        
Mulholland Mary daughter Castle Road                        
Murphy George labourer Distillery Road Is employed by Mr Allman at the distillery              
Murphy Margaret wife Distillery Road                        
Murphy Marianne daughter Distillery Road                        
Murphy Jane daughter Distillery Road The children of a former marriage                
Murphy Henry son Distillery Road The children of a former marriage                
Murphy Patrick   Butlers Cross Traders in cattle                    
Murphy Patrick   Corner of Church Street son of former . Has a shop and public house              
Murray Mrs widow Shannon Street                        
Murray Margaret daughter Shannon Street                        
Murray John son Shannon Street                        
Murray Eliza daughter Shannon Street                        
Nagle Elizabeth   Work house                        
Norcott Mrs widow Cavendish Quay quite deaf.  Sister of Mr Joseph Wheeler.  Has 2 sons in America. Her sister Miss Wheeler p 228 lives with her  
Norcott Robert son Cavendish Quay                        
Norris Abraham   Warners Lane Was a weaver.  His wife an active, industrious woman.  Was nurse tender at the work house for a few years and gave the greatest satisfaction.
Norris Elizabeth wife Warners Lane                        
Norris Mary daughter Warners Lane                        
Norris Sarah daughter Warners Lane                        
Norris Frank son Warners Lane                        
O'Donoghue Mrs   Castle Road Her husband has a pension from Lord Bandon and is RC            
Oldham Robert sawyer Deal Yard Lane Is employed generally in G. Popes timberyard              
Oldham Ellen wife Deal Yard Lane His wife a very quiet woman                  
Oldham Richard son Deal Yard Lane                        
Oldham Ellen daughter Deal Yard Lane                        
Oldham Richard sawyer Swantons Lane Is employed at G Popes timber yard.  Not sober.  His wife a very good woman        
Oldham Catharine wife Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Elizabeth daughter Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Robert son Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Richard son Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Mary daughter Swantons Lane                        
Oldham William son Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Thomas son Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Catharine daughter Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Denis son Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Henry son Swantons Lane                        
Oldham Richard   Nag Hill Generally at his daughters, Mrs Farr's p 78              
Oldham Thomas son Nag Hill At T. Halnanes.  He is lame                  
Olliffe William   Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Thomas a tanner Swantons Lane Employed constantly at Mr Swantons tan yard.  His wife was RC.  He is very delicate.  The eldest son is generally at work and the eldest daughter at service.
Olliffe Mary wife Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Joseph son Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Anne daughter Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Mary daughter Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Susan daughter Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Eliza daughter Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Thomas son Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe James son Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Helena daughter Swantons Lane                        
Olliffe Susan widow Hill Street A very poor woman                    
Olliffe William son Hill Street                        
Olliffe Mary daughter Hill Street                        
Olliffe Sarah daughter Hill Street                        
Olliffe Thomas son Hill Street                        
Olliffe Margaret daughter Hill Street                        
O'Neal Patrick young man Great Hill Street Is employed at Mr Bleakley                  
Ormston Henry   South Main Street He and Dr Hayes p 102 are the dispensary physicians            
Ormston Miss sister South Main Street                        
Ormston Jane sister South Main Street                        
Orr   shoemaker Castle Road                        
Orr Anne wife Castle Road                        
Orr Jane daughter Castle Road                        
Parritt Mary widow Shannon Street Mother of Thomas and Mary Parrett                
Parrett Thomas shoemaker   a very respectable industrious man                
Parrett Anne daughter                          
Parrett Jane daughter                          
Parrett Thomas son                          
Parrett Henry son                          
Parrett Hannah daughter                          
Parrett Mary daughter                          
Parrett Eliza daughter                          
Parrett Alice daughter                          
Parrett Charles son                          
Parrett Henry shoemaker South Main Street a very good man.  He and his wife bring up their children very well          
Parrett Isabella wife South Main Street                        
Parrett Isabella daughter South Main Street                        
Parrett Henry son South Main Street                        
Parrett Thomas son South Main Street                        
Parrett William son South Main Street                        
Parrett Samuel   Potato Market A decent old man                    
Parrett Elizabeth wife Potato Market                        
Patterson Robert coach maker Burlington Quay a young man beginning at his trade.  Very deserving            
Patterson John weaver Castle Road A respectable well conducted old many                
Payne Richard gardener Clancoole Takes care of Mr Hunters garden and nursery.  His wife is RC            
Payne Hannah wife Clancoole                        
Payne Robert son Clancoole                        
Payne Henry son Clancoole                        
Payne Richard son Clancoole                        
Payne William   Shannon Street Has the care of the fruit shop.  A very well conducted man.  His wife a good woman        
Payne Susan wife Shannon Street                        
Payne Robert son Shannon Street                        
Payne Anne daughter Shannon Street                        
Penrose William   Cross Mahon was a lieutenant in the army.  His niece Elizabeth Jones p 118 lives with him        
Penrose Olivia wife Cross Mahon                        
Penrose Mary Elizabeth daughter Cross Mahon                        
Penrose Olivia Margaret daughter Cross Mahon                        
Penrose Elizabeth Margaret daughter Cross Mahon                        
Penrose Frances C son Cross Mahon                        
Penrose William Randal son Cross Mahon                        
Penrose George Percy son Cross Mahon                        
Penrose Anna Sarah daughter Cross Mahon                        
Perceval Charles   Castle Road In porters lodge.  His son is in England.  Two daughters are at service.  Sally a dressmaker      
Perceval Mary wife Castle Road                        
Perceval Charles son Castle Road                        
Perceval Mary daughter Castle Road                        
Perceval Sally daughter Castle Road                        
Perceval Charlotte daughter Castle Road                        
Perrott John shopkeeper Bridge Street very deaf.  Sarah Joyce in same house                
Perrott Sarah wife Bridge Street                        
Perrott John son Bridge Street                        
Perrott Mary daughter Bridge Street                        
Perrott Margaret daughter Bridge Street                        
Perrott George son Bridge Street                        
Perrott Richard son Bridge Street                        
Perrott William son Bridge Street                        
Perrott Robert son Bridge Street                        
Peters Jane widow Great Hill Street A very industrious woman.  Takes in washing.  Keeps her house very neat and clean. Eldest daughter is at service  
Peters Isabella daughter Great Hill Street                        
Peters Mary daughter Great Hill Street                        
Peters Anne daughter Great Hill Street                        
Peters Jane daughter Great Hill Street                        
Peters Richard son Great Hill Street                        
Peters Thomas millwright Great Hill Street son to widow Peters p 160.  Is employed at Mr Sweeneys Mill.  Son Thomas, miller married Mary Lees on 19th May, 1846 at Kilbrogan aged 22.            
Peters Mary   Great Hill Street                        
Peyton Mrs widow Cavendish Quay An asmatic old woman.Her son is very dutiful - A blacksmith but not enough work        
Peyton Thomas son Cavendish Quay                        
Peyton Harriet widow South Main Street Has a pawnbrokers shop.  Her brother J. Connell p52 clerk            
Peyton William blacksmith Castle Road Is employed at Castle Bernard - A quiet industrious man            
Peyton Mary wife Castle Road                        
Peyton William son Castle Road                        
Peyton Thomas son Castle Road                        
Peyton Mary daughter Castle Road                        
Peyton Anne daughter Castle Road                        
Peyton Ralph son Castle Road                        
Peyton Rebecca daughter Castle Road                        
Peyton Richard son Castle Road                        
Peyton Ralph blacksmith Castle Road Broter of William and works with him                
Phillips Jane   Great Hill Street Her husband enlisted after her marriage and it is said married another woman.  She sells vegetables.  W Bere p 20 lives with her daughter.
Phillips Mrs widow Castle Road Mother of Mrs Clarke p 50 and in same house              
Phillips Harriet widow Great Hill Street                        
Philpot     Shannon Street Has a public house and a public racket court.  His wife a very respectable person        
Philpot Mrs wife Shannon Street                        
Philpot Jane daughter Shannon Street                        
Phipps William   Cavendish Quay Has a public house.  A very well conducted man and woman            
Phipps Margaret wife Cavendish Quay Anne Jagoe p 116 and Hester Bennett p 20 in same house            
Phipps Anne daughter Cavendish Quay                        
Phipps James son Cavendish Quay                        
Phipps Sarah daughter Cavendish Quay                        
Phipps Thomas son Cavendish Quay                        
Phipps Charles son Cavendish Quay                        
Phipps William son Cavendish Quay                        
Place Henry   work house Master of the Bandon work house and his wife the matron.  Eldest son a painter and two eldest daughters are apprenticed milliners.
Place Jane wife work house                        
Place Eliza daughter work house                        
Place Anne daughter work house                        
Place Louisa daughter work house                        
Place Henry son work house                        
Place George son work house                        
Place William son work house                        
Place Jane daughter work house                        
Place Roland son work house                        
Poole Thomas   Mayfield                        
Poole Joanna wife Mayfield                        
Poole Helena   Mayfield                        
Poole Hewitt   Mayfield                        
Poole Horace   Mayfield                        
Poole Dora   Mayfield                        
Poole Catharine   Mayfield                        
Poole Thomas   Mayfield                        
Poole Elizabeth   Mayfield                        
Poole Isabella   Mayfield                        
Poole Elizabeth granddaughter Mayfield These three children are the children of Hewitt Poole            
Poole Joanna granddaughter Mayfield Ann Boyle p 30 and Catherine Croly p 188 are the Poole servants          
Poole Thomas Grandson Mayfield                        
Pope William   Great Hill Street Had a shop in Bandon.  Now a farmer                
Pope Eliza wife Great Hill Street                        
Pope William son Great Hill Street                        
Pope George   Cavendish Quay Son of former.  Has a timber and coal yard.              
Pope Marianne wife Cavendish Quay                        
Popham Miss   South Main Street Sister of Mrs Sullivan p 202 and lives with her              
Porter Miss   South Main Street aunt to Mr H Belcher                  
Powell James   Great Hill Street Involved with sheep skins.  An inoffensive family              
Powell Thomas brother Great Hill Street                        
Powell Elizabeth sister Great Hill Street                        
Purdy Mrs widow Boyle Street Dead.  Very flightly.  Has a pension from Lord Bandon            
Purdy Hannah girl Castle Road Stepdaughter to R. Scannell p 180