Englisby households mapped in 1911

Click on the red marker on the map below for a link to the full 1911 census entry.

For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.

Englishby	rare: Midlands etc. MacLysaght gives it as a pseudo-translation of Mac an Gallóglaigh, gallóglach being a galloglass or mercenary soldier, usually from Scotland. The basic name has even been changed to Ingoldsby as well as the "normal" anglicisation Gallogly. In Ulster, the name English is generally of this derivation. SI &MIF.
Ingoldsby	rare: Dublin. Ir. Mac an Ghallóglaigh, (galloglass, mercenary soldier); otherwise Gollogly. Ingoldsby is a place in Lincolnshire but now an Irish more than an English name. MIF.
Mac an Ghallóglaigh	Gallogly, Gollogly, Ingoldsby: líon beag: Liatrom, Ard Mhacha & rl. Tír Chonaill a bhfód dúchais, deir Mac Giolla Iasachta. Saighdiúirí ar phá a b'ea iad an chéad lá - ó Albain gan amhras.

DEDs where Englisby and a second surname are found together

This list shows total 1901 Englisby households by county.
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Englisby heads of household in the 1911 census