Addergoole / Eadargúil
Compiled by Evelyn Stevens
Overview
Irish name: Eadargúil
Irish pronunciation:
English name: Addergoole
Meaning: place between forks
Area: 403 acres, 0 roods and 36 perches
Field and other local names: 1) Tom Giolcaigh 2) Bóthar an Oileáin 3) An seanchaladh 4) Cnocán an Mhárla 5) Droichead na bpúiríni 6) Portaigh Lisheen cacamilday(sp?) 7) The Pratie 8) An speic (cimín) 9) An poll braon 10) An Átha 11) Caladh na bpúiriní 12) Caladh na gCrowes 13) Cathair na gCapall 14) Gort na Stalach 15) Caladh Cos an choirnéal 16) Poll dhóba 17) Ceap a’ ghainimh 18) Gort a ‘gamhain 19) Léine Jude Coinín 20) An Tuar Mhór 21 )Gort na n-ult 22) Gort na hEasc 23) Drisín Droighneán 24) Gort an Chroic (Chnoic) 25)Caladh an Gharraí Mhóir 26) Caladh Thaidhg 27) Caladh na Móinteachaí 28) Oileáin na n-úróg (tern -in lake) ‘Caladh’ is a canal.
Information from O’Donovan’s Field Name Books
Other names: Eadra Gabhal, Addergoole, Athergall (County Book), [Addergool] (County Clare), Adragooll (High Constable 1838), Adragool (Local), Adragool (Local Pronunciation), Addrgoole (Rector of Annaghdown).
Description: Francis Blake Esq., proprietor, 1/4 of which is under tillage and the remainder bog. A river runs through the centre and forms the boundary in its west side about [unable to read].
Situation: It is situated 3 miles south of Annaghdown Church. Bounded North by Cloonboo, South by [Unable to read.]. Boundary E. and W. by Cregduff and West by Lissanoran.
Population Statistics
1841: 21 houses, 146 people (71 male, 75 female)
1851: 13 houses, 84 people (47 male, 37 female)
1861: 14 houses, 88 people (44 male, 44 female)
1871: 14 houses, 100 people ( 42 male, 58 female)
1881: 24 houses, 134 people (64 male, 70 female)
1891: 20 houses, 93 people ( 43 male, 50 female)
1901: 14 houses, 73 people (30 male, 43 female)
1911: 14 houses, 73 people (32 male, 41 female)
2011: 9 houses (1 vacant), 25 people (15 male, 10 female)
1821 Tithe Applotment Books
The Tithe Applotment Books show F. Blake esq as renting from J. Kirwan with lessees James Neal, Pat Fahy, Martin Mulryan and partners. Total acreage is shown as 184 acres. The rector R Marley received £4.3.10 and J Kirwan esq received £8.7.9.
1840 Griffith’s House Books & 1855 Griffith’s Valuation
Griffith’s Valuation shows that there were 14 households in Addergoole in 1840, all with land. All were held under the immediate lessor, Francis Blake.
Listed were: William Nally, John Brennan, Jn.(Michael) Leonard, Thomas Leonard, John (James) Leonard, William Leonard, Michl (John) Leonard, Margaret Neill, John Beatty, Martin Mulrine, Patrick Mulrine, Martin Hennelly, Patrick Fahy, Michl. (Jas.) Leonard.
1871-1901 Deaths
Date | Townland | Name | Sex | Condition | Age | Occupation | Cause | Medical Attendant | Certified | Registered by | Link |
30/11/1871 | Adrigool | Margaret Morriss | F | Married | 29 years | Peasant’s wife | Puerperal fever, 10 days | Y | Charles Mulryan, occupier | Link | |
23/02/1873 | Adrigool | Mary O’Neil | F | Spinster | 3 years | Child of a peasant | Marasmus, one year | N | N | James O’Neil | Link |
26/02/1873 | Adrigool | Patrick Fahy | M | Bachelor | 3 years | Labourer’s child | Croup, one day | N | N | Michael Fahy | Link |
17/03/1873 | Adrigool | Julia Mulryan | F | Spinster | 16 years | Peasant’s child | Phthisis pulmonalis, 5 months | Y | Mary Mulryan, occupier | Link | |
02/06/1873 | Adrigool | Mary Leonard | F | Spinster | 6 months | Peasant’s child | Ileus of the bowels, 1 week | Y | Mary Leonard, PAD | Link | |
24/07/1873 | Adrigool | Mary Neil | F | Spinster | 6 weeks | Peasant’s child | Convulsions, 3 weeks | N | N | Honor Neil, occupier | Link |
01/05/1876 | Adrigool | Honor Leonard | F | Widow | 103 years | Peasant | Old age & imbecility, long time | N | N | John Small, occupier | Link |
02/06/1876 | Adrigool | Kate Brennan | F | Married | 86 years | Peasant | Old age & bronchitis, some time | Y | Julia Brennan, PAD | Link | |
05/01/1877 | Adrigoole | John Brennan | M | Widower | 80 years | Labourer | Gravel, 2 years | N | N | James Brennan, occupier | Link |
21/03/1877 | Adrigool | Mary Mulryan | F | Widow | 63 years | Peasant | Heart disease, 6 months | N | N | Charles Mulryan, occupier | Link |
22/12/1877 | Adrigoole | Margaret Neil | F | Widow | 72 years | Peasant | Smothering on the chest, 9 weeks | N | N | John Neil, occupier | Link |
01/02/1878 | Adrigoole | Margaret Fahy | F | Spinster | 7 months | Labourer’s child | Croup, 2 days | N | N | Mary Fahy, PAD | Link |
01/04/1879 | Adrigoole | Kate Grealy | F | Widow | 75 years | Pauper | Acute catarrh, 7 days | N | N | John Neil, occupier | Link |
23/05/1879 | Adrigoole | Thomas Leonard | M | Widower | 80 years | Peasant | Suffocative cararrah, 1 week | N | N | Samuel Thompson, PAD | Link |
01/07/1879 | Adrigoole | Ellen Nally | F | Spinster | 18 months | Peasant’s child | Dyspnea, 3 months | N | N | Mary Nally, PAD | Link |
28/02/1882 | Adrigool | William Leonard | M | Married | 72 years | Farmer | Erysipelas of the head, one week | Y | John Qualter, PAD, Tonegurrane | Link | |
10/2/1884 | Adrigoole | Bridget Mulryan | F | Spinster | 18 months | Peasant’s child | Measles, 6 days | N | N | Thomas Mulryan, father, PAD | Link |
01/03/1884 | Adrigoole | John Fahy | M | Bachelor | 1 year | Peasant’s son | Measles, one week | N | N | Michael Fahy, brother, PAD | Link |
15/03/1884 | Adrigoole | John Leonard | M | Married | 81 years | Peasant | Prostratic stricture of urethra and retention of urine, 5 days, certified | Y | Michael Fahy, PAD | Link | |
25/12/1885 | Adrigool | Mary Beaty | F | Widow | 81 years | Peasant | Pain in the heart, 4 days | N | N | Patrick Mulryan, son-in-law and occupier | Link |
15/08/1885 | Adrigoole | Patrick Mulryan | M | Widower | 84 years | Peasant | Weakness and old age, a lonig time | N | N | Charles Mulryan, son and occupier | Link |
22/10/1885 | Adrigoole | Mary Nalty | F | Widow | 69 years | Housekeeper | Bronchitis, five days | N | N | Bridget Nally, daughter, PAD | Link |
11/12/1885 | Adrigoole | Michael Leonard | M | Married | 73 years | Peasant | Senile gangrene, one year | Y | James Leonard, son, PAD | Link | |
18/05/1889 | Adrigoole | Margaret Leonard | F | Widow | 75 years | Peasant | Hemiplegia, 12 months | N | N | Roger Leonard, son, PAD | Link |
16/11/1889 | Adrigoole | Bridget Brennan | F | Spinster | 22 years | Servant | Phthisis pulmonum, 12 months | Y | Kate Brennan, sister, PAD | Link | |
06/02/1891 | Adrigoole | Bridget Fahy | F | Spinster | 6 days | Peasant’s child | Weakness, 6 days | N | N | Bridget Fahy, mother, PAD | Link |
31/05/1891 | Adrigoole | William Laffey | M | Bachelor | 16 years | Labourer | Consumption, six months | Y | William Nally, occupier, Adrigoole | Link | |
10/07/1891 | Adrigoole | Sarah Leonard | F | Widow | 75 years | Peasant | Weakness and great exhaustion, one month | N | N | Michael Leonard, son, PAD | Link |
17/01/1893 | Adrigoole | Martin Fahy | M | Married | 83 years | Landholder | Bronchitis, 3 weeks | Y | Patrick Fahy, son, PAD | Link | |
01/06/1893 | Adrigoole | Julia Mulryan | F | Spinster | 13 years | Peasant | Meningitis, 3 weeks | Y | Mary Mulryan, sister, PAD | Link | |
08/03/1895 | Adrigoole | Martin Mulroyan | M | Married | 69 years | Farmer | Indigestion, 3 months | N | N | Michael Mulroyan, son, PAD | Link |
22/03/1897 | Adrigoole | Honor Leonard | F | Spinster | 1 month | Daughter of farmer | Phthisis, 1 year | Y | James Leonard, father, PAD | Link | |
04/04/1898 | Adrigoole | Thomas Hession | M | Widower | 80 years | Landholder | Dropsy, 3 months | N | N | Catherine Cooly, daughter, PAD, Knockbluff | Link |
20/05/1898 | Adrigoole | Honor Lenord | F | Widow | 80 years | Widow of landholder | Old age and debility, 3 months | N | N | Thomas Lenord, son, PAd | Link |
10/09/1898 | Adrigoole | Honor Mulroyan | F | Married | 33 years | Wife of landholder | Tuberculosis, 4 months | N | N | Michael Mulroyan, widower of deceased | Link |
1901 Census
The 1901 census shows the following individuals living in 14 households in Addergoole.
- Julia Fahy (65) lived with her son Patrick (40), daughter-in-law Bridget (40), granddaughters Julia (16), Maggie (14), Mary (11), Kate (9) and grandson Martin (5).
- Mary Hennelly (68) lived with her son Martin (37), and daughters Honor (23) and Mary (20).
- Julia Leonard (70) lived with her son James (35), daughter-in-law Mary (35), granddaughter Julia (2) and grandson Michael (-).
- Charles Mulryan (62) lived with his wife Mary (40) and son Patrick (28).
- Mary Mulryan (68) lived with her son Michael (40), daughter-in-law Bridget (34), grandson Martin (5), and granddaughters Mary (4) and Norah (2).
- Thomas Mulroyan (60) lived with his wife Bridget (50), daughter Marget (27), son John (25), daughters Kate (23) and Honor (21), son Michael (19) and daughter Bridget (12).
- Michael Fahy (80) lived with his wife Mary (65) and daughter Honor (25).
- James Neill (60) lived with his son Patrick (27), daughter Kate (24) and son John (23).
- Roger Leonard (46) lived with his wife Mary (36), daughters Mary (12) and Margaret (9), son William (6) daughters Kate (3) and Bridget (-), brother Richard (40) and sister Margaret (26).
- Michael (John) Leonard (35) lived with his sisters Julia (29) and Winifred (27).
- Thomas Leonard (66) lived with his wife Mary (50), son Michael (23), daughter Bridget (21), son Thomas (13), daughter Mary (11), sister Julia (61) and brother Francis (58).
- Michael (Jun) Leonard (40) lived with his sister Kate (37).
- William Nally (40) lived with his wife Bridget (35), daughter Mary (6), and sons Frank (3) and Patrick (1).
- James Brennan (75) lived with his wife Julia (68), daughter Mary (21), son James (18) and granddaughter Mary King (5).
All of the houses were built of stone with thatched roofs. 10 of the houses were second class and 4 were third class.
6 people in 4 different households are recorded as speaking Irish only.
1911 Census
The 1911 census shows the following individuals living in 14 houses in Addergoole.
- Michael Leonard (52) lived with his sister Kate (50)
- Thomas Leonard (78) lived with his wife Mary (56) sons Michael (32), Thomas (23), daughter Mary (21) brother Frank (70) and sister Julia (74), a seamstress.
- Michael Leonard (60) lived with his sisters Julia (48) and Winniefred (40)
- Roger Leonard (56) lived with his brother Richard (50), sister Margaret (40) seamstress, daughter Mary (20), daughter Maggie (18), son Willie (16) and daughter Katie (13).
- James O’Neill (71) lived with his son Patt (40), his daughter Catherine (38) and his son John (34).
- Michael Hennelly (47) lived with his wife Honor (34) sons Patrick (8), John (5), Martin (5), Michael (4) and daughter Mary (1).
- Bridget Mulryan (67) lived with her son John (37), daughter Kate (35) son Michael (32) and daughter Bridget (22).
- Mary Mulroyan (85) lived with her son Michael (46), daughter-in-law Bridget (48), grandson Martin (16), granddaughters Mary (15), Nora (13) and Maggie (7).
- Patrick Mulroyan (45) lived with his wife Julia (32), daughters Maggie (8), Mary (5) son Charley (3) and aunt Mary Mulroyan (69).
- Martin Hennelly (50) lived with his sister Norah (40).
- Julia Fahy (80) lived with her son Pat (50), daughter-in-law Bridget (60), granddaughters Julia (23), Maggie (21), Mary (19) and Catherine (16).
- James Leonard (45) lived with his wife Mary (45), daughter Julia (12), son Michael (10), daughter Mary (6) and Pat Collins (23) servant.
- William Nally (55) lived with his wife Bridget (57), daughter Mary (16), son Francis (14), son Patrick (12) and daughter Honor (9).
- Julia Brennan (72) lived with her daughter Mary (30), son James (26) and granddaughter Mary King (16).
5 of the houses are listed as third class, 9 as second class. All are stone built with thatched roofs.
9 people in 4 different households are recorded as speaking Irish only.