For a more powerful place name search, and to find all the recorded occupants who lived in a particular place, use the Griffith's Names search option. Griffith's Valuation material (digital images and index) …

The Primary Valuation, also known as Griffith’s Valuation, was the first full-scale valuation of property in Ireland and details of property with valuations were published between 1847 and 1864.

On this form, you can search for particular place-names. You may narrow your search by searching only within a particular county, barony, union or parish. If you do not enter a place-name, the search will …

Griffith's Valuation was the general valuation of all rateable property in Ireland and was completed between the years 1847 and 1864. It was named after Richard Griffith, Commissioner of Valuation.

On this form, you can search for entries in the Ordnance Survey Name Books and Letters, published between 1824 and 1842 as part of the first complete mapping survey of Ireland.

Sir Richard Griffith [1784-1878] was engaged to survey all of Ireland with respect to boundaries and land values in the 1820's as Ireland attempted to reform local taxation and later implement the Poor Law …

They are arranged by county then alphabetically by barony, parish or townland. There are printed and indexed compilation of these valuations: "General Valuation of Rateable Property in Ireland, 1847 …

They provide a comprehensive assessment of the rental value of Irish lands and property from the mid-1820s to the mid-1850s. The books reveal where and when individuals rented or owned property and …

Each result contains the place-name, county, barony, parish, townland and a link to the list of occupants, the Griffith's Valuation map and the current Google map.

Griffith’s Valuation, indexed with images in this database, is one of Ireland's premier genealogical resources, referencing approximately one million individuals who occupied property in Ireland …