1901 census
Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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A census table identifies this small Clandonagh townland in what was then Queen’s County.
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The published 1911 census table records twenty-seven inhabitants in Castletown, ten male and seventeen female, in six inhabited houses. Its comparative columns list thirty-nine residents in 1891 and twenty-six in 1901, when seven and five houses were recorded respectively. The entry places the townland in Donaghmore parish and electoral division, within Abbeyleix Union. Its recorded area was 371 acres, one rood and twenty-seven perches. These figures concern the Donaghmore townland rather than another place called Castletown. [2]
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