1901 census
Most frequent surnames in this year’s matched records
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An original nineteenth-century census separates this small townland from other Tipperary places of the same name.
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The 1851 census lists Ballytarsna under Newchapel parish in the barony of Iffa and Offa East. It records fifteen residents in 1841, comprising nine males and six females, and twelve in 1851, equally divided between males and females. One inhabited house appears in each year. These figures concern the townland between Ballyhimikin and Ballyveelish North, rather than Ballytarsna (Hackett) near Cashel. The table alone does not explain the population change. [2]
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