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An Bheart - Burt
A parish, in the barony of ENNISHOWEN, county of DONEGAL, and province of ULSTER, 6 miles (N. W.) from Londonderry; containing 3765 inhabitants. This parish, which anciently formed part of the parish of Templemore, is situated on Lough Swilly, and comprises, according to the Ordnance survey, 10,672 1/2 statute acres. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the diocese of Derry, and in the patronage of the Dean, to whom the tithes are payable: the curate's stipend is £100 per annum late currency, of which £75 is paid by the dean, and the remainder is advanced from the augmentation funds of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners. The church, a neat small edifice, was built about a century since. There is no glebe-house. In the R. C. divisions the parish forms part of the union or district of Iskahan, Burt, and Inch, and contains a chapel. There is also a place of worship for Presbyterians in connection with the Synod of Ulster, of the first class. A parochial school, in which are about 40 boys and 4 girls, is supported by the Dean of Derry; and there are three pay schools, in which are about SO boys and 30 girls, and three Sunday schools. On the shore of Lough Swilly are the ruins of the castle of Burt, or Birt, erected by Sir Cahir O'Dogherty in the 15th century, consisting of a single tower, situated on a commanding eminence.
(Extract from A Topographical Dictionary Of Ireland by Samuel Lewis, 1837)
Last updated 27 Oct 2020
Births, Marriages and Deaths
- Baptisms
- Presbyterian
- Births
- Marriages
- Marriage Notices
- Presbyterian
- Deaths
Census
1740 Census
1841/51 Census
Census Search Forms/Old Age Pension Applications
- 1901 Census
- Note: This is the complete 1901 census for Burt, containing the details of 1,347 individuals
- 1901 Census Index
- 1901 Ballyederowen
- 1901 Ballymoney
- 1901 Blanket Nook (Intake)
- 1901 Bohullion Lower
- 1901 Bohullion Upper
- 1901 Bunnamayne
- 1901 Carrowen
- 1901 Carrownamaddy
- 1901 Carrowreagh
- 1901 Castlecooly
- 1901 Drumhaggart
- 1901 Dundrean
- 1901 Elaghbeg
- 1901 Gortcormacan
- 1901 Grange
- 1901 Inch Level (Intake)
- 1901 Lisfannan updated
- 1901 Moness
- 1901 Mulleny
- 1901 Skeoge
- 1901 Speenoge
- 1901 Toulett
- 1911 Census
Churches
- Roman Catholic
Families
- The Beattie & McNaugher Families Of Burt Parish (Maggie Verry)
- The Laird Family (Bruce Laird)
Headstone Inscriptions
- Drumhaggart Graveyard
- Grange Graveyard
- New Burt Graveyard, Moness (complete)
- Old Burt Graveyard, Castlecooly
Land
- 1665 Hearth Money Roll
- 1837 Tithe Applotment Book
- 1857 Griffith's Valuation
- Griffith's Valuation index
- Griffith's Valuation online
- Griffith's Valuation detailed
Maps
- Ordnance Survey 1835
- Parish
- Parish Map & Data (Bob Hilchey)
Researchers
Bruce - Laird - Email David - Deeny/Deeney/Denny from Mulleny - Email Frances - McCorkell from Dundrean - Email Susan - Marshall/Reid and Doak/McCorkell families of Burt - Email Terry - Dysart families of Burt - EmailResources
Townlands
Townland Location Area Ballyederowen 629 Ballymoney / Baile Móna 376 Blanket Nook (Intake) / Cúil na Birte 246 Bohullion Lower / Both Chuilinn Íochtarach 629 Bohullion Upper / Both Chuilinn Uachtarach 661 Bridgetown in Bohullion Upper Bunnamayne 883 Burnfoot Lower in Ballyederowen Burnfoot Upper in Ballyederowen Carrowen 435 Carrownamaddy / Ceathrú na Madaí 386 Carrowreagh 1,242 Castlecooly 298 Drumhaggart 490 Dundrean 602 Elaghbeg 482 Gortcormacan 594 Grange / An Ghráinseach 403 Inch Level (Intake) 1,430 Irishtown in Bohullion Upper Lagnacurragh in Ballyederowen Lisfannan 487 Magheryard Big Dundrean Magheryard Little DUndrean Manner's Town in Carrowreagh Milltown in Castlcooly Moness 369 Mulleny 434 Skeoge 188 Speenoge / Spíonóg 522 Toulett 552 Trooperstown Ballyederowen
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