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Maps of Clogheen Market and Ballyboy copied from the Down Survey by Sherrard, Brassington and Greene.

This sub-series contains mainly sheets of second edition ordnance survey maps pertaining to county Tipperary and printed atlases and road maps. Please note that the ordnance survey maps may have formed part of the Shanbally Castle papers.

For manuscript maps, see P43/1/1/3/4, P43/1/1/3/7; P43/1/1/5/1/4/3, P43/1/1/5/2/6, P43/1/3/1/1/7, P43/1/3/2/1/1, P43/1/3/2/1/2, P43/1/3/2/2/5; P43/1/3/2/2/14, P43/1/3/2/2/18, P43/1/3/2/2/21 and P43/1/6/1 and sub-series P43/1/1/6 (Surveys).

This series comprises ordnance survey and other maps relating to the Coote family’s holdings in counties Laois and Dublin.

This series contains maps of the East Limerick Brigade area of operations.

This sub-series contains ordnance survey maps relating Odellvillle, home of the Morony family.

Map showing the townlands of Oughaval and Ballaghmore near Stradbally, Queen’s County and bearing the date stamp of the Department of Lands (Forestry Division).

Map of the townland of Killcolman [Kilcolman] in the parish of Kilshannock [Kilshannig], barony of Duhallow certified by John Deane, Deputy-Surveyor-General as agreeing with the map of the Down Survey.

Map of the townland of Gortenbagh [Gurteenbeagh] in the parish of Castlemagner on a scale of 80 perches to an inch, certified by Peter Guerin, Deputy-Surveyor-General as agreeing with the map of the Down Survey.

Manuscript map of the town of Caher [Cahir], county Tipperary prepared by Joseph Looney on a scale of 47 inches to 1 mile. The map is a version of P43/2/4/15 and may have been copied from the original 1897 print.

Reprint of a black and white Ordnance Survey map sheet no. 2 of the town of Caher [Cahir], county Tipperary on a scale of 5 feet to 1 statute mile originally published in 1897. Some of the buildings and boundaries on the map have been numbered and outlined in red ink. The top left hand corner bears a green date stamp ‘Cahir Estates Co. Cahir 11 Jun 1948’.