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Ireland: Land, tax & valuation
Tenure, ownership, occupiers, leases, taxation and valuations. An occupier list is not a complete household census.
31 collected reference itemsBy record period
Coverage, survival & limitations
Irish Tithe Applotment Books
Compiled 1823–1837, generally listing occupiers of productive/tithable agricultural holdings, acreage/value and tithe. They usually identify occupiers rather than all household members and do not systematically cover urban land.
Irish Primary Valuation (Griffith’s Valuation)
Published 1847–1864, this property valuation lists occupiers, lessors and property amount/value. It is an occupancy/property source and should not be treated as a household census.
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Collected references 31
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- Brian Gurrin, “The Hearth Tax Roll for Dublin City, 1663”, Analecta Hibernica, no. 38
- 1740 County Antrim Protestant Householders' Return: Henry Glads, Duneane
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D2223/15/56, Ballyboggy title-deed bundle, lease of 1740; PRONI eCatalogue
- Findmypast, “Ireland, 1766 Religious Census” (); Roots Ireland, County Derry census-substitute coverage (); Findmypast, “Ireland, 1775 Dissenters' Petitions”
- PRONI Will Calendars: Administration (with the Will) of the Estate of John Glasgow late of Ballinasollus County Tyrone Farmer who died 6 May 1906 granted at Armagh to Ellen Glasgow Spinster
- PRONI Will Calendars: "Administration of the Estate of James Glasgow late of Ballinasallos County Tyrone Farmer who died 7 September 1907 granted at Armagh to William John Glasgow Farmer."
- Fáilte Romhat, "Griffith's Valuation of Ireland — Kilrea, County Derry", entries for Daniel Glasgow at Church Street, Kilrea, and Claragh (accessed 16 July 2026)
- Fáilte Romhat, "Griffith's Valuation of Ireland — Rasharkin, County Antrim", entries for Daniel and Robert Glasgow at Gortereghy (accessed 19 July 2026)
- Griffith's Valuation transcript for Rasharkin parish, entries for Lisnagaver (accessed 9 August 2026). This is a derivative transcript; the original valuation page, map and plot references remain to be checked
- 1843–1844 | Lisnagaver | Residence in James's birth and baptism entry. |- | 1851 | Lisnagaver | Alexander was a farmer and head of household 35. |- | Valuation era | Lisnagaver, lot 25 | Alexander occupied a house, offices and 8 acres, 2 roods and 10 perches under Robert Harvey. General Valuation of Ireland, Lisnagaver, Rasharkin civil parish, County Antrim, lots 24–26; original valuation extract reproduced be
- Findmypast, “Ireland, 1775 Dissenters' Petitions”; PRONI T808/15307 and PRONI Names index (accessed 17 July 2026)
- Griffith's Valuation of Ireland: Dunaghy, County Antrim, entries for Margaret and Robert Glasgow
- estate / 3101
- Ireland, Griffith’s Valuation, 1847–1864, Derrynoose parish (Killyreavy/Drumgreenagh), entry dated 1 Dec 1864; occupier recorded as Glasgow; landlord William Kirk
- National Records of Scotland, GD154, "Papers of the Agnew Family of Lochnaw," including GD154/505–534 concerning the Irish estate at Kilwaughter, County Antrim, 1636–1712. Catalogue
- National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Agnew Family of Lochnaw, GD154/505–534, Irish estate at Kilwaughter, County Antrim, 1636–1712
- National Records of Scotland. Papers of the Agnew Family of Lochnaw, GD154/505–534, Irish estate at Kilwaughter, County Antrim, 1636–1712
- PRONI Will Calendars: "Administration of the estate of Jane Glasgow late of Killycurragh, Co. Tyrone, widow, who died 30 November 1919 granted at Armagh 27 January 1920 to William John Glasgow, Farmer, the son. Effects: £69 0s 0d."
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D1939/18/3/25, bond and deed of defeasance, 26 May 1693
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, D1939/18/8/1, counterpart deed of partition, 23 December 1692
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Valuation Revision Book, PRONI VAL/12/B/34/10A, Inishrush plot 29, James Glasgow, 1860–1863
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Valuation Revision Book, PRONI VAL/12/B/34/10A, Inishrush plot 29, James Glasgow, 1860–1863
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, valuation revision books for Lisnagaver, Rasharkin parish, PRONI VAL/12/B/4/16B–D, lot 25; valuation revision-book search
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, valuation revision books for Lisnagaver, Rasharkin parish, PRONI VAL/12/B/4/16B–D, lot 25; valuation revision-book search. Alexander remained named through the 1865–1878 volume and was later replaced by Robert Elder
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, valuation revision books for Lisnagaver, Rasharkin parish, PRONI VAL/12/B/4/16C and VAL/12/B/4/16D, lot 25; PRONI search and image viewer
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Valuation Revision Books, PRONI VAL/12/B/34/10D, Inishrush, plot 29; PRONI database
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Valuation Revision Books, VAL/12/B/4/17A and VAL/12/B/4/17B, Gortereghy, Rasharkin parish
- Registry of Deeds, Ireland, memorial 74015, book 105, p. 301, deed dated 13 February 1738 and registered 12 April 1742; William Agnew of Kilwaughter to Robert Glasgow of Kilwaughter, naming Rachel Glasgow alias Wilson and James Glasgow junior as additional lives
- Registry of Deeds, Ireland, memorial of deed of assignment, David Murphy to John Glasgow, deed dated 13 February 1786, registered 22 December 1792; FamilySearch image
- The family lived at Inishrush, County Londonderry. In 1847, John recalled that they had kept more bees there than they ever kept at one time after leaving Ireland. The first secure evidence of John in Ohio is his 1833 purchase of land in Guernsey County. Guernsey County deeds, volume H, page 457
- “Griffith's Valuation, North Mid Antrim,” Dunaghy index, PDF