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DRUMACHEE
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Drumachee is a rural post-office 4 miles to the south-east of Armagh, and 2.5 miles west by north from Markethill, its nearest railway
station. The land of the district is fair for oats, flax and potatoes. Dairying is carried on to some extent, the butter being sent to market chiefly in �bricks. �
Corn and Scutch Mills :
Jackson Pillow
Postmistress :
Mrs J. Moffett
FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
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Allen, John, Drumbeecross
Atcheson, William, Lurgaboy
Bell. Mrs A. , Drumachee
Black, John A. , Drumachee
Cordner, James, Cavanagrove
Cosgrove, John, Ballymacawley
Dixon, Joseph, Drumachee
Dixon, Thomas, Drumachee
Dougan, Robert, Cavanagrove
Fullerton, William, Cavanagrove
Gray, Samuel, Ballymacawley
Hamilton, George, Drumachee
Hamilton, Robert, Drumachee
Hanna, David, Drumachee
Harvey, Joseph, Cavanagrove
Hooks, J. & T. , Drumbeecross
Hutton, Jas. , Drumachee
Jenkinson, John, Drumachee
Kidd, John, Ballymacawley
Kidd, William, Ballymacawley
Lenehan, Robert, Drumachee
Lyster, William, Cavanagrove
McCall, James, Drumbeecross
McCarron, John, Drumatee
McClelland, John, Drumachee
McCullagh, James, Cavanagrove
McMullen, John, Lurgaboy
McParland, Bernard, Drumachee
McParland, Eneas, Drumachee
Moffitt, William, Lurgaboy
Pillow, Jackson, Drumachee
Speers, Alexander, Cavanagrove
Taggart, Mrs E. , Drumachee
Tweedie, Wm. John, Drumachee
Waugh, Mrs R. , Drumachee
Wilson, James, Drumbeecross
Wilson, Robert, Ballymacawley
Wilson, Wm. , Ballymacawley.
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DRUMANNON
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Drumannon is a rural post office 9 miles north-east of Armagh and 4 miles north-east from Loughgall. The nearest railway station is
Annaghmore, one mile and a quarter.
Postmaster :
Sl. Reid
FARMERS AND RESIDENTS
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Atkinson, Joseph, J. P. , Crowhill
Benson, Mrs J. , Tague
Benson, Mrs Mt. , Tague
Caddell, Hugh, Tague
Cochrane, Mrs I. , Drumannon
Crilly, Thomas, Teagy
Devlin, Joseph, Clonacle
Duke, Robert, Drumannon
Dunlop, Charles, Drumannon
Dunlop, James, Broughas
Dunlop, Misses A. & M. , Clonacle
Dunlop, Mrs M. A. , Clonacle
Dunlop, Robert, Clonacle
Ferguson, James, Drumannon
Frazer, Misses S. & R. , Clonacle
Gardner, John, Drumanphy
Greer, John, Magarity
Henderson, Sl. , Drumanphy
Hunter, John, Teagy
Hyde, Robert, sen. , Cranagill
Livingstone, John, Teagy
Melwin, Mrs E. , Tague
Nicholson, C. J. , Crannigael House
Nicholson, William, Drumannon
Potts, William, Teagy
Price, David, Clonacle
Remond, Edward, Drumannon
Robinson, Archibald, Eglish
Robinson, David, Eglish
Robinson, John, Eglish
Robinson, Mrs. , Eglish
Robinson, Mrs N. , Magarity
Robinson, Mrs R. , Eglish
Smith, Mrs M. , Dromanphy
Watt, James, Drumannon
Woods, Robert, Teagy
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KEADY
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Keady lies to the south, south-west of Armagh, at a distance of 6 miles, Irish. It is in the parish of the same name and in the Barony of Armagh.
The principal streets occupy the side of a hill which rises high enough at different points to afford commanding sites for churches and other buildings. In the valley, at the foot of the town, the river Callan winds along through meadows, plantations and bleach greens, forming a picture
of rural beauty rarely excelled. Towards the north and north-west the land is fair. To the
south, south-east, and south-west it is not good.
Oats, potatoes and flax are the chief crops of the
district. Dairying is carried on to some extent by
nearly all the farmers. The markets of Keady are
held three times a week. . . . . . .
AUCTIONEERS :
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John Nugent & Co
Robert Thompson
BAKERS :
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Edward and John Connolly
Anthony Daly
Patrick Hughes
Jos. McBride & Son
Chas. Mallon
Thos. Mone
F. & J. Nicholson
BANK NORTHERN :
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Samuel Johnston, manager
Alex. Whitford, cashier
BLACKSMITHS :
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John Cunningham
Pat. Donnelly
John McAteer
BOOTMAKERS AND LEATHER DEALERS :
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Joseph McBride & Son
Wm. McKnight
John Thompson
CHURCHES AND MEETING HOUSES :-----------------------------
C. I. Rev. M. B. Hogg
Prebyterian 1st Rev. ---------
2nd Rev. George Steen
R. C. Very Rev, Patrick Kelly, p. p.
Rev. Peter Quinn, c. c.
Rev. Peter J. McArdle, c. c.
Rev. Patrick Vallely, c. c.
COAL MERCHANTS :
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A. & W. F. McCormick
W. J. Reilly
CONVENT [Poor Clares]:
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Mrs McHugh [Mary Josepha], Superioress
COACH BUILDERS :
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O�Neill Bros.
COOPER :
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David McClung
DISPENSARY :
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Dr John Gower Allen, Medical Officer
Attendance, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 to 11 a. m.
COMMITTEE :
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Sir John Calvert Stronge, Bart. , J. P. Tynan Abbey, Tynan
John Douglas, J. P. Mountain Lodge, Keady
Captain Irwin, J. P. Carnagh House, Carnagh
John Barcroft, J. P. Ennisclare House, Tassagh, Armagh
William McKean, J. P. Millmount, Keady
Robert John McGeough, J. P. The Argory, Moy
Francis Carville, Keady
Peter Campbell, Keady
William Simpson, Killeen, Armagh
John Gormill, Drumgreenagh, KeadyIsaiah Fulton, Corran, Lisnadill
Robert Dodds, Segahan, Lisnadill
Thomas Small, J. P. Hermitage, Keady
James Gibson, Dunlargue House, Keady
Patrick Mone, Keady
John S. Riggs, Armagh
William Cumming, Markethill
John Hughes, J. P. Keady
Meeting of the Committee, second Thursday every month at noon.
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