THE TOWNLAND OF DRUMLACK
The townland of Drumlack is in the parish of Mullaghbrack in Armagh County.
It is labelled number 17 on the map.
“The Roman
Catholic chapel, situated in the townland of Drumlack near the road between
Markethill and Richhill at a distance of nearly a mile and a quarter from
the former, is a plain slated rectangular whitewashed building in good repair,
built in the form of a cross of which the extreme length is 66 feet and the
extreme breadth 58 feet. The Reverend [blank] Tyrrell.” (Ordnance
Survey Memoirs 1835-38)
Paterson (Armachiana, Vol. 16, p.21) notes:
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Drum (Druim) [meaning ‘ridge’] is one of the most common names and figures as
a prefix to about 2,400 places besides an equal number in which it is combined.
PRONI records: OS/6/2/17/1 (Surveyed 1835. Engraved 1835.); OS/6/2/17/2 (Surveyed
1835. Engraved 1835. Revised 1860. Engraved 1863.); OS/6/2/17/3 (Surveyed 1835.
Revised 1906. Published 1908. Reprinted 1929, 1932.); OS/6/2/17/4 (Surveyed
1906. Revised 1954-5. Levelled 1889, 1892 and 1906. Published 1958 (2 copies).);
VAL/1B/213 (1st valuation records.); VAL/12B/10/34A, VAL/12B/10/34B, VAL/12B/10/34C,
VAL/12B/10/34D, VAL/12B/10/34E (Valuation annual revision list.); VAL/2B/2/12A
(Griffith valuation list.).
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