| Clare County Library | Clare
Genealogy |
| Townlands | Proprietors in 1641 |
To whom
disposed of |
| Aughrim [115] | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Ballymalone | Luke Brady, Esq., son and heir of the Bishop of Meath | Luke Brady; (a Protestant) |
| Ballyminoge | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Ballyquin | Luke Brady | Luke Brady |
| Ballyvannan | Same | Same |
| Callahy | Same | Same; and Thomas Elliott |
| Cappacannaun | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Capparoe | Thomas and Donogh Oge O'Grady; Richard Butler |
Bishop of Killaloe |
| Cloonusker | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Coolagory | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Corrakyle | Earl of Thomond | Earl of Thomond |
| Fossabeg | Donogh Oge O'Grady | Earl of Inchiquin; Bishop of Killaloe |
| Fossamore | Earl or Cork; Donogh, son of John O'Grady |
Earl of Cork; Bishop of Killaloe; (augmentation) |
| Poulagower | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Raheen | Luke Brady, Esq. | Luke Brady |
| Scariff, (Drewsborough) | Earl of Cork | Earl of Cork |
| Teeronear | Luke Brady | Luke Brady |
| Tomgraney | Same | Same |