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Maps, surnames, adjoining parishes

• Kilcroan Ordnance Survey map from 1838-9 (and later)

• Kilcroan parish map on townlands.ie

• Kilcroan contemporary Google map

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Adjoining parishes

• Ballynakill (Ballymoe)    16   (Galway)
• Boyounagh    21   (Galway)
• Drumatemple    35   (Galway)
• Kilkeevin    32   (Roscommon)
• Templetogher    117   (Galway)

Kilcroan: common surnames & households

• Burke11
• Morgan10
• Keane9
• Keavney8
• Bagot8
• Ryan8
• Walsh6
• Kelly5
• McDermott5
• Maley4

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Places in Kilcroan

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• Tap:
  • On a place-name to see its Griffith's Valuation record;
  • On the map link to see its location;
  • On 'BMD' for state vital records.
  • On 1901 or 1911 for census return.
  • On 1901 or 1911 for census return.

Places in Kilcroan

Ballaghaugeag, East	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballaghaugeag, West	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballaghymurry	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballyglass, Middle	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballyglass, North	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballyglass, South	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballyglass, West	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Bookalagh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Bracklagh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Cloonruff	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Corlackan	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Cornamucklagh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Cornamucklagh town	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Curries	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Gilkagh, East	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Gilkagh, West	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Kilcooley	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Kilsallagh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Knockogonnell	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Lisnageeragh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Marnellsgrove	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Tober town		BMD	1901	1911
Tobinstown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Treanboy	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Turlough	Map	BMD	1901	1911

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Research sources for Kilcroan

A summary of research sources for Kilcroan

• 2 record(s) in Lewis's Topographical Dictionary (1837)

• No graveyard found

• 9 census-type record(s)

• No estate records found

• 15 book format local histories

• 5 church records

• 2 local or family history journal(s)

• No directories listed

• 4 General Register Office record(s)

• 42 wills records

• 25 newspaper indexes

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Kilcroan is at the map centre. Tap place or parish names for more.

(With thanks to townlands.ie)