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Maps, surnames, adjoining parishes

• Dunshaughlin Ordnance Survey map from 1836 (and later)

• Dunshaughlin parish map on townlands.ie

• Dunshaughlin contemporary Google map
• Meath Catholic and civil parish maps overlaid

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Adjoining parishes

• Culmullin    33   (Meath)
• Killeen    81   (Meath)
• Knockmark    94   (Meath)
• Rathbeggan    120   (Meath)
• Rathregan    126   (Meath)
• Ratoath    127   (Meath)
• Trevet    142   (Meath)

Dunshaughlin: common surnames & households

• Murphy11
• Smith7
• Flynn7
• Henderson6
• Martin5
• Reilly5
• Duffy5
• Kelly5
• Byrne5
• Gerarty5

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Places in Dunshaughlin

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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 Dunshaughlin

Ballinlough	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Ballymurphy	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Bonestown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Clonross	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Cooksland	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Derrockstown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Dunshaughlin	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Dunshaughlin town	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Gaulstown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Grangend	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Grangend Common	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Johnstown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Knocks	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Leshemstown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Merrywell	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Pelletstown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Rath Hill	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Readsland	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Redbog	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Roestown	Map	BMD	1901	1911
Thomastown	Map	BMD	1901	1911

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Research sources for Dunshaughlin

A summary of research sources for Dunshaughlin

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

• 2 headstone transcripts/graveyards

• 14 census-type record(s)

• No estate records found

• 20 book format local histories

• 7 church records

• 2 local or family history journal(s)

• 2 directories
  

• 3 General Register Office record(s)

• 45 wills records

• 35 newspaper indexes

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

(With thanks to townlands.ie)