Hierarchy
county
barony
civil parish
townland
townland
Cúldoire
genitive: Chúldoire
(Irish)
Coolderry
(English)
Hierarchy
county
barony
civil parish
Centrepoint
53.4941, -6.78342latitude, longitude
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Historical references
| 1540-1 |
Coldor
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| 1540c |
Coulere
Villata de Coulere <br>
Walterus Boye … Mauricius McCorigan, Onalde McWarde Crown Survey 109
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Crown Surv. 109
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| 1540c |
Cowldir
[The manor of Moylagh] Item Walter O Kynedy … Cowldir … Formoll … Isotiston … Sranybegg Crown Survey 295
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Crown Surv. 295
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| 1544 |
Coulere
Lease to Ranulph Brereton, of Castelton of Moylaghe, Gent. ; of Rathmolian, Cloncurrye, Johneston, Ardynewe, Cullydraghe,
Tupertymain, Troman, Rathflyske, Coulere, ... parcel of the possessions of Gerald, Earl of Kildare, attainted. FHen. 441
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F Hen. 441
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| 1552 |
Conlere als. Conderre
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CPCR 263
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| 1580-1 |
Coldor
Lease … to Gerald Aylmer, son of Rich. Aylmer, late of Lyons ; of lands in Colronan, co. Meath, the rectory of Rathmolian, with the tithes extending to Rathmolian, Focceston, Mollynaugh, Cloncurry,
Colintraugh, Bolyn, Typtynan, Troman, Corbally, Castleton,
Rath, and Coldor, co. Meath,
F 3680
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| 1594 |
Colder
Lease ... to Rich. Brett, of Tullocke, co. Meath, gent. ; of lands of Colronan, co. Meath, the rectory of Rathmolian, with the tithes extending to Rathmolian, Focceston, Molinaghe, Cloncurries, Colintraughe, Bolin, Tiptynan, Troman, Corballie, Castleton, Rath, and Colder, co. Meath
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F 5866
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| 1634-5 |
Cowlederr al’ Cowledrye
Gerrald’ Aylemer Mil’ & Baronet … sepal’ vil’ de Rathmullian … Clontiery al’ Clonicurry, Cullintragh, Bowlin … Tobertsuan, Tromon, Corbally, Castleton, Rath al’ Rathflix, & Cowlederr al’ Cowledrye
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Inq. C.I. 105
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| 1654 |
Cooldery
The said Bishop of Derry
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CS V Leathanach 177
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| 1655-7 |
Cooldrey
Doctor Branhall Protestant Delinquent. 285:2:8. Ar: pa: med
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| 1655-7 |
Cooldery
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| 1657c |
Rathflishe al' Rathfliske-Cooley al' Couldery
Doctor John Bramhall al' John Bramhall, late bishop of Derry, was upon the 23rd oct' 1641, seized of the maner of Castletowne al' Castletowne-Moylagh in the co' of Meath ... Castletowne-Moylagh, Rathflishe al' Rathfliske-Cooley al' Couldery, Issott's towne al' Isaack's towne, Fermalls al' Forman al' Norman, parte of Rathmolan al' Rathmallin Killbally, [ ] al' Clonecourran al' Clonecory, John's towne, Cullendragh al' the two Cullentroghes, al' the two Cullendraghes, Balleene al' Ballin, Clonnenlay al' Clowly, Gilbert's towne
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Inq. T.I. 2
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| 1659 |
Cooldery
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| 1703 |
Coolderry
Meath. 1. EDWARD SINGLETON esq., Alderman of Drogheda, 15th June 1703… (Coolederry is mentioned in the granting part, but no number of acres.)—TForf. Est. 351
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| 1758 |
Coolderry
Alexander Wood ... Robert Wood ... Town and Lands of Bramhall, Kilmoretown, Killbegg, Farmill, Rathmolion Town, Killbally Porter, Coolderry, Rathflisk, Moat, Monamore, Castletown and other part of said Town and lands of Castletown, Corballice, Clencoory part of Killbally Porter, Little Jonstown, Tonlagee, Gilbertstown, Little Cullentragh, Bigg Cullentragh, Cherrivally, Cloonmonly, Ballin and Bigg Ballin Situate in the mannor of Moylough parish of Rathmolion and County of Meath
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CGn. PR/TB/1/197/131130
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| 1770c |
Coolderry
Rahcauil, Knucknacillia
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Longfield Maps MS 21 F. 15 / (035)
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| 1812 (1817) |
Coolderry
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| 1825 |
Coolderry
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| 1836 |
Cúl doire, 'back Derry, or oak wood'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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| 1836 |
Coolderry
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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| 1836 |
Coolderry
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HCSV:AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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| 1836 |
Cooldrey
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DS:AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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| 1836 |
Coolderry
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BS:AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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| 1836 |
Coolderry
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Larkin (Mí):AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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| 1836 |
Coolderry
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Grand Warrant 1829:AL Leathanach: Mí097,6
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