Thompsons/Lynch at Dromoyle at the time of 1821 Census

Hi Dennis  . . . Welcome to I.R.O. . .

and to Roscrea Town in Co.Tipperary. . ans a few miles from Leap Castle ( in Kings Co ). . . now referrred to as Offaly County . . and a private house (still in full use ) called Knock . . 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_Castle

(see map below)

The red pointer . . indicates Leap Castle  . . 

to the left of that marker . . you will see the figure ' 640 '. . . 

below 640 . . before the road . . there is a black dot . . indicating a house . . I believe this to be known as Knock House. . . 

In a random search of the surrname Hinsey . . in the Roscrea and surrounds district . . (see below) . . 

Researching around the area of Roscrea (the Town) . . is tricky . . because. . .     three County boundries . . meet at this area . . . Birr to Roscrea is 12 miles

A personal observation . . . I haven't delved in to the " Thompson " family of names . . you appear to have researched them fairly well . . . 

Come back to me . . if . . a spacific question arises . . . 

Census (1821) . . . below . . does show Brid.Lynch (8) . . . district ...Leap . . Knock . . . Knock may refer to the hill district above Leap Castle . . . 

That . . for now is what I have found  .. . I do hope it adds to your sum of knowledge . . . 

Cheers . . Eamonn.    Roscrea.

Further Search . . Griffiths Valuation . . . tax roll from 1845 - 1865 . . 

The first two Thompsons . . . would indicate their domicile . . Ballinree and Clonoghill Upper . . .as being the nearest to Leap Castle estate and lands . . 

the last two . . would indicate Townships , , further North . . . 

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Searching " Roots Ireland " . . .(a pay for site) . . . I brought up the Census of 1821 . . . with the following results . . . 

Thompson (1) . . indicates. . .  All 4. . . Thomas Thompsons. . . recorded for Kings Co.

Thompson (2) . . is highlighting the first one on the list . . . See Thompson (3)

THOMPSON (4) . . is YOUR family . . + Lynch

Next line is a copy of the above (4) . . . as is the last line . . . . 

Hope this helps . . . Cheers . . .Eamonn.

I 

Thank you Eamonn for your help. I came across this for Knock House - http://webgis.buildingsofireland.ie/HistoricEnvironment/?REG_NO=14938020

If that is the house you are referring to it must have replaced an earlier house as this house was built around 1880. I might check with the Valuation Office in Dublin to het a better idea.  Louisa.Nolan@VALOFF.IE

I  will get back to you with more questions but for now thank you.

Dennis