Barony of Inishowen 1630

The Muster Roll of the Province of Ulster is a large, leather-bound 
volume in the British Library, where it is shelved as Additional 
Manuscript 4770. The volume consists of 283 folio sheets, each slightly 
larger than a page of A4, on which are recorded the names of 13,147 
adult males from the nine counties of Ulster. Each county forms a 
separate section of the volume and the men who mustered are listed under 
the names of their landlords; beside each man’s name there is a 
description of the weapons he was carrying or a note that he was 
unarmed.

These contain lists of the principal landlords in Ulster, and the names of the men aged between 18 and 60 they could assemble in an emergency

1630-1631 Muster Roll for the Baroney of Inishowen County Donegal {North East}

Tenants {over 18 years old} who could be mustered in Inishowen

Adams, Alexander
Alcorne, Mathew
Alcorne, Wm.
Allcock, Henry
Archibald, James
Armone, William

Barnet, Archbald
Barnet, Mungo
Bates, John
Benson, Richard
Berry, John
Bord, John
Bord, John
Boy, Walter
Browne, Alexander
Browne, Hugh
Browne, John
Browne, Robert
Browne, Robert
Bruma, Thomas
Bruse, John
Burges, George
Butler, George

Caldwell, Alexander
Caldwell, Andrew
Caldwell, Mathew
Connall, John
Cary, George (Esq.) Whitecastle
Cary, Robert
Chamberlyne, Duke
Chamberlyne, John
Chamberlyne, William
Chambers, John
Clene, John
Collaghan, Archbald
Conningham, Archbald
Conningham, James
Couch, Nathaniel
Cougheron, Wm.
Cowbrone, John
Coweene, Robert
Crawfford, William
Crosse, John

Davenport, Thomas
Deniston, James
Denneston, Donnell
Douglas, William

Elder, Peter
Elliot, Paul
Elly, John
English, Henry

Fayrefax, Gabraell

{Double F used to this time}
FFalls, Robert
FFargusonne, John
FFaulse, Paul
FFranncis, Rich
FFulton, Robert
FFyng, John
Fulton, William

Gawen, George
Gibson, Peter
Giffen, John (father)
Glandoney, John
Glyne, Thomas
Greig, John
Guthery, Thomas
Guy, John

Hall, George
Hall, John
Hamilton, Robert
Hamilton, John
Feltch, James
Henderson, James
Henderson, John
Hibbots, William
Higat, Alexander
Hilbot, John
Hodges, Thomas
Hogg, Batholomew
Hogguyre, John
Hourd, Abraham
Hud, {Hood}Andrew
Hunter, John
Hunter, William

Illiner,{Milliner?} Walter

Kintire{McIntire?}, James
Kirkwood, William
Kirkwood, John
Knox, John
Koyne, John

Lacker, Alexander
Lacker, John
Lassels, Luke
Leecth, Richard
Leinster, Richard
Lyone, John

Maxwell, William
McBay, John
McConoghy, Donnagh
McCorkey,{McCorkell?} Aghey
McCowen, Walter
McGee, James
McKegg, John
McKegge, John
McKeon, Thomas
McKeone, William
McKilveny, James
McKintire, Robert
McLenaghan, Robert
McManus, Donnell
McMathew, Alexander
McNeal, Gilbert
McNeal, Gilbert
Mitchell, James
Mitchell, John
Mitchell, Patt
Miller, John
Moore, Thomas
Moorehead, George
Montgomery, John
Montgomery, William

Neely, William
Nickeill, James
Neilly, William
Newton, William
Nickollson, John

Orr, Thomas
Osborne, John

Parker, Edward
Porter, Adam
Porter, James
Porter, James
Porter, William
Porter, William
Prince, John
Pyn, Richard

Ramson, Ardrew
Redgate, George
Richie, John
Richy, David
Richy, John
Richy, Robert
Richy, William
Robinson, John
Rosberagh, Adam
Hudson, Edward

Salder, Water
Sampson, John
Sampson, Richard
Scot, Donnell
Scot, John
Smelly,{Smilie} Bryan
Smelly, Robert
Sorerd, James
Starett, John
Starett, Thomas

Starret, John
Temple, Henry
Torrents, Mungo
Muray, Humphrey

Wallace, William
Wallas, John
Walles, Patrick
Warden, John
Warden, Mungo
Whithill, Robert
Williams, Owen
Williams, Richard
Willson, Nathaniel
Worke, Gilbert Ballyratten
Worke, Alexander Ballyratten
Worke, Davy Ballyratten
Wray, John

Young, Andrew
Young, James
Young, Robert

Source: Robert J Hunter : Men and Arms. The Ulster settlers of 1630

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