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Maps, surnames, adjoining parishes

• Kilbryan Ordnance Survey map from 1838 (and later)

• Kilbryan parish map on townlands.ie

• Kilbryan contemporary Google map
• Roscommon Catholic and civil parish maps overlaid

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Adjoining parishes

• Ardcarn    1   (Roscommon)
• Boyle    7   (Roscommon)
• Estersnow    22   (Roscommon)

Kilbryan: common surnames & households

• McLoughlin7
• Frazer5
• McDermottroe4
• Monaghan4
• Johnston4
• Haley3
• Laden3
• Cryan3
• Gardner2
• McDermott2

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Places in Kilbryan

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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 Kilbryan

Aghnasurn	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Annagh or Drumanilra	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ash Islands	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballykeevican	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Bodorragha	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Carrowmore	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Derreenagan	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Derreentunny	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Derryvunny	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Derrywanna	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Drumanilra or Annagh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Drummans Island	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Fawnanierin	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Hermit Island	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Keeloges	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Kilbryan	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Kilteasheen	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Largan	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Pollower	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Rathdiveen		BMD	1901	1911
Rockingham Demesne	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Shanvoley	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Smutternagh	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Trinity Island	Map	BMD	1901	1911

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Research sources for Kilbryan

A summary of research sources for Kilbryan

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

• No graveyard found

• 15 census-type record(s)

• 2 estate record(s)

• 12 book format local histories

• 6 church records

• 3 local or family history journal(s)

• No directories listed

• 4 General Register Office record(s)

• 42 wills records

• 24 newspaper indexes

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Positional map. Annagh or Drumanilra is marked at the map centre. Tap the marker for record links. Tap place or parish names for more.

(With thanks to townlands.ie)