| Place | What is it | Description |
| Knockash Fort | fort | The name of a Danish Fort. |
| Kylegarriff | townland | The chief part of this townland is rocky heath, the remainder, consists of spots of pasture and tillage. It is the property of Mr. Blakeney of Abber. Rent per acre £1. 4s. County Cess 1s. 4½d. per acre half yearly. |
| Abbeyville House | house | A Gentleman’s house so called. |
| Abbeyville House | house | A Gentleman’s house so called. |
| Aille | townland | This is a very small townland. All arable consisting of pasture and tillage. It is the property of Lord Clancarty. Rent per acre £1. to £1.5. County Cess 1s. to 1s. 4d. half yearly. |
| Ballintemple | castle | A place so called from its still retaining the vestiges of an old castle. |
| Ballycoona Old Castle | castle | The ruins of an old castle known by that name. |
| Ballycoony | townland | Proprietor Lord Clancarty. The greatest portion of this townland is pasture and tillage, remainder heath and rough pasture. It contains 1 Danish Fort, 1 old castle and one graveyard. It has in it a school containuing 120 scholars, 80 males and 40 females; 115 of whom are R. Catholics and the other 5 Protestants supported by the Hibernian Society. Rent per acre £1. C. Cess 1s 3 ¾ d. |
| Ballyknock | townland | This is a very small townland of a good description. It is the property of Sir John Burke. It contains nothing remarkable, and is taken by bulk by the inhabitants. County Cess 1s. 4d. |
| Ballynagreeve | townland | A part of this townland is heath and rock, the remainder pasture and tillage of a poor quality. It is the property of Lord Clancarty, and is let in lots to the inhabitants. County Cess 1s. 3½d. per acre half yearly. |
| Barragarraun | townland | This townland is all arable, consisting of pasture and tillage, of a pretty good description. It contains a Trigl. Station. Property Lord Clancarty. Rent per acre £1. 2s. County Cess 1s. 3¾d. |
| Bellalegaun | townland | A small townland of a very poor description of land and is taken by bulk by the tenantry. It is the property of Lord Huntington. County Cess 1s. 4d. per acre half yearly. |
| Bellanamallaght | village | The name of a village. |
| Black hill | trigonometrical station | The name of a Trigl. Station. |
| Bog hill | trigonometrical station | The name of a Trigl. Station. |
| Bohaboy | townland | About 2/3 of this townland is boggy mountain, remainder reclaimed mountain and some light tillage ground. The inhabitants are few and poor. The land is let in lots at a very low price. It is the property of Mr. Seymour near Eyrecourt. It contains a graveyard. County Cess 1s. |
| Boleycurheen | townland | This is a small townland. All arable consisting of pasture and tillage. It contains nothing remarkable, and is the property of Sir John Bourke. It is let by the bulk. County Cess 1s. 4d. per acre half yearly. |
| Boleydavy | portion of arable land | A portion of arable land so called. |
| Bookeen | townland | This is a long and narrow townland of about 2/3 of it mountain, the remainder is indifferent arable land, and is taken by bulk by its present occupants. It is the property of Lord Huntington. County Cess 1s. 4d. per acre half yearly. |
| Boolybeg | trigonometrical station | The name of a Trigl. Station. |
| Bricklough | lake | The name of a small lake. |
| Burroge | townland | The principal part of this townland is arable chiefly pasture, the remainder mountain. It contains 2 Danish Forts and 2 ponds. It is the property of Mr. J. Bourke of St. Clarence. Rent per acre £1. County Cess 1s. 3¾d. per acre half yearly. |
| Caheratrim | townland | The principal part of this Townland is arable, principally pasture, the remainder boggy mountain. It contains 2 Danish forts, 2 ponds close together and a cave. It is the property of Lord Clancarty. Rent per acre £1.5s. County Cess 1s.3 ¾ d. |
| Cahercrea | trigonometrical station | The name of a Trigl. Station. |
| Cahercrea East | townland | This is a large and irregularly formed townland, nearly all arable some bog. It contains three Danish Forts. Proprietor Lord Dunloe. Rent per acre £1. County Cess 1s. 4d. per acre half yearly. |
| Cahercrea West | townland | There is a small townland all arable consisting of pasture and tillage. It is the property of Lord Clanricard. Rent per acre £1 to £1. 5s. County Cess 1s. to 1s.5d half yearly. |
| Cashlaun | trigonometrical station | The name of a trigl. station. |
| Cloonraw | fort | The name of a Danish Fort. |
| Cloonraw Well | well | The name of a spring well. |
| Collin's Fort | fort | The name of a Danish Fort. |
| Commons | townland | This townland is entirely rocky mountain and heath, no part of it has been reclaimed. It is the property of Lord Huntington. |
| Coppanagh | townland | Proprietor Lords Dunloe and Clanricard. This is an extensive townland nearly all waste boggy mountain. There are a few spots cultivated which produce very bad crops. The inhabitants are so poor as to want the ordinary comforts of life, rugs, shoes, bedclothes, etc. and their cabins of the most wretched description in which they live with their stock, which constitute their only possessions. There is on it a small lough. |