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VERNERS BRIDGE
- Farmers & Residents)
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Campbell, John, Derrylee
Carr, Mrs. , Clontyclay
Cassidy, Mrs. , Clontyclay
Coyne, Felix, Clontyclay
Dynes, Arthur, Clontyclay
Dynes, Patrick, Clontyclay
Finn, Daniel, Clonmore
Finn, Miss, Clonmore
Finn, Mrs, Clonmore
Fox, Francis, Clonmore
Fox, John, Clontyclay
Fox, Patrick, Clonmore
Fullerton, Mrs. , Clontyclay
Hamill, E. , Clonmore
Hamill, John, Clonmore
Haughey, J. , Clonmore
Hayes, Geo. , Clontyclay
Hayes, James, Clontyclay
Hayes, John, Clonmore
Hayes, Thomas, Clonmore
Hayes, W. J. , Clonmore
Hynes, David, Cronkill
Hynes, Thomas, Cronkill
Jackson, John, Clonmore
Jackson, William, Mullenakill N
Kelso, T. , Derryhubbert E
Kerby, Jos. , Cronkill
McClusky, Mrs. , Clonmore
McCulla, Rt. , Verner�s Bridge
McKee, Mrs. , Clonmore
Mullan, Fr. , Clontyclay
Mullen, Wm. , Mullenakill N
O�Neill, John, Clontyclay
Smith, Rt. , Derrylee
Vallelly, John, Clonmore
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SUB-POST OFFICES
IN THE DUNDALK DISTRICT
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Letters addressed to residents of a sub-postal district should bear the name of the head office, thus :Silverbridge, Dundalk.
FORKHILL
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Population 177 in 1881 -- FishingForkhill is 4. 5 miles north, north-west from Dundalk, on the road to Armagh. It is in the Barony of Upper Orior, close to the Louth border. A fertile valley stretches north and south from this point for several miles. Oats, potatoes and flax are the principal crops. In good times the farmers of the district are able to live comfortably. There has been a small increase in the population of the village within a period of 50 years. . . . . .
Blacksmith : Owen Dooley
Churches :
C. I. :Rev. Thos. H. Royce
Methodist, Dundalk Circuit
Corn and Scutch Mills :
Thos. W. Brooks
Thos. O�Neill
Drapers :
John S. Johnston
Jas. Smith
Wm. Smith
Education :
Jackson�s Charity :
Hy. Barber, Mrs Barber, Mrs Locke
National School : Bd. McGuiness
Grain Merchant : Thos. Brooks
Grocers :[*]sells spirits, [+]hardware, [++]seeds
John S. Johnston
Jas. McNamee *
Bd. Smith *
Jas. Smith +, ++
W. Smith +, ++
Hotel : Jas. McNamee
Petty Sessions, 2nd Wednesday in each month, Jas. Smith, clerk
Post Master and Stamp Distributor :Jas. Smith
Process server : Rd. Gracy
R. I. C. : Sergt. Jas. Belford
FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
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Alexander, Capt. Granville H. J. [D. L. ]Forkhill House
Balmer, Richard, Carrickasticken
Brooks, Robert C. , Forkhill
Brooks, T. W. , Forkhill
Burns, Hugh, Forkhill
Burns, Patrick, Carrive
Carlisle, John, Shean
Coburn, Ml. , Forkhill
Cunningham, James, Tievecrom
Cunningham, P. , Tievecrom
Feagan, Ml. , Longfield
Haughain, Bernard, Shean
Hearty, Terence, Tievecrom
Hughes, James, Longfield
Johnston, J. [J. P. ], Carrickbreda ho
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Johnston, John S. , Shean
Locke, Thomas, Shean
McCann, Mrs C. , Shean
McCoy, Patrick, Shean
McElroy, P. , Carrickasticken
Murdock, A. , Carrickasticken
Murdock, Joseph, Carrickasticken
Murphy, Bernard, Shean
Murphy, Hugh, Carrickasticken
Murphy, Ml. , Longfield
Murphy, Mrs. , Longfield
Murdock, Samuel, C�Sticken
O�Neill, J. , Carrickasticken
O�Neill, Thomas, Shean
Rafferty, Mrs Cath. , Shean
Shields, Jas.
Smith, Bd. , Carrickasticken
Smith, Mrs J. , Apple Lodge
Toal, Owen, Carrickasticken
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BALLSMILL
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Ballsmill is a village of about 10 houses, 5 miles, Irish, from Dundalk, and 4 miles, Irish, east of Crossmaglen. It lies within a quarter of a mile of the Louth border and is only a mile from the famous Roche�s Castle. . . . .
The land of the district is good. Potatoes, oats and flax are the chief crops.
Dispensary : Dr. Jno. Wilson
Grocers :
Patk. Finnegan
Jno. Lowe
Post M. : Jno. Lowe
School National :
Ml. McDonnell
Mary Smith
Scutch and Corn Mill : John Johnston, Woodvale
Spirit retailer : none
FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
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Brannigan, Mrs M. , Tullydonnell
Devitt, Owen, Glassdrummond
Fegan, Mrs A. , Tullydonnell
Jeffers, Rd. , Glassdrummond
Johnston, J. [J. P. ], Woodvale
Kirk, Thomas, Glassdrummond
Kelly, Mrs B. , Tullydonnell
Kelly, Mrs E. , Tullydonnell
Lynch, Patrick, Glassdrummond
McGahan, Thos. , Glassdrummond
McGinn, Thos. , Glassdrummond
Murphy, Ptk. , Glassdrummond
Mynes, Ptk. , Glassdrummond
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MULLAGHBAWN
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Mullaghbawn is a village of about 20 houses in the parish of Forkhill, 6 miles, Irish, north, north-west from Dundalk. It is situated in a valley flanked by Slieve Gullion and the Forkhill Mountains. The land is good. Oats, potatoes
and flax are the chief crops. Some of the farmers devote attention to dairying.
Blacksmith : Bd. Lappen
Church : R. C. Rev. Jas. McNamee, p. p.
Dispensary : Dr. Jos. McDowell
Draper : Rt. Wright
Grocers [*] sell spirits
Mrs Ann Bennett
Mrs Sarah Kearns
Felix McCoy *
Rt. Wright
School, National : P. McCreesh
Scutch Mill : Rt. Wright
Spirit retailer[see also grocers]
Mrs Cathn. O�Hanlon
FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
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Carberry, Edward, Shanroe
Collins, Peter, C�nagavna
Crawley, T. , Carrickaldreen
Daly, John, Aghadanove
Donnellan, John, Cashel
Garvey, B. , Tullymacreeve
Hanlon, Patrick, Mullaghbawn
Jeffers, Saml. , Aghadanove
Keenan, Mrs B. , Mullaghbawn
McCoy, Felix, Carrickaldreen
McCoy, Ml. , Aghadanove
McCoy, T. , Tullynacreeve
McDowell, Dr. Jos. , Shanroe
McGill, Jas. , Carricknagavna
McKeowan, Felix, Aghadanove
McKeowan, John, Aghadanove
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