Hello,
I'm sorry to report that I could not find anyone with the Lannon surname in Wexford's Tikillin civil parish for the Tithe Applotment Books (1833) or the Griffith's Valuation (1853). There were a number of families with the Sinnott surname there then, as posted earlier in this thread.
It is possible that Lannons lived in this civil parish in years other than mentioned. In all, there were 134 civil parishes in Co. Wexford in the 1800s.
The database at www.ireland.com says there were eight properties occupied by Lannon families in Co. Wexford in the 1853 Griffith's Valuation. Perhaps one of these are yours. Reference:
http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm?fuseac....
Just type "Lannon" in the portal on the page.
Happy hunting,
--John Parle, USA

hi john have you ever come across any records for coolladangan or do you know is it in co wexford or co wicklow? thank you for your help bgt

Hello bgt,
I checked for coolladangan at the Ireland placename database and the list of townlands in Co. Wexford at these web addresses:
http://www.seanruad.com/
http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlwex/
Although I could not find a coolladangan (with a double "l") in counties Wexford and Wicklow, I did find a cooladangan townland (with a single "l") in Co. Wicklow.
The Cooladangan townland is 204 acres (almost a third of a square mile) in Wicklow's old Arklow civil parish, in the old Arklow barony, in the Rathdrum poor law union. To find Cooladangan's location, it might be easiest to find a civil parish map of Co. Wickow, and locate the old Arklow civil parish. I wonder if it is near the present town of Arklow, in southern Co. Wicklow.
The Google search engine provided websites that have references to Cooladangan, at this address:
http://www.google.com/search?q=cooladangan&hl=en&lr=...
Best wishes, and happy hunting.
--John

thank you so much john you are so kind at long last i now know that coolladangan is in co wicklow thanks to your good self i am now wondering how or if it is possible to find the 1901 census for coolladangan on the internet? thanks again john

Hi bgt,
The only place that I know of on the Internet that has free Irish 1901 census returns is the website below. Wicklow is not yet represented there, but may someday be as volunteers come forward.
http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/1901census/
The Ancestry website might have 1901 Wicklow returns, though there is a membership fee. Address:
http://ancestry.com/
Best wishes, and happy hunting.
--John

If you could look up Shields. I know my gr-gr-grandfather was born in wexford co. 9.13.1834. I don't know who his parents were.

Thanks so much!
Mo

Hello Mo,
I could not find a property under anyone named Shields in the Tikillin civil parish in the Tithe Applotment Books (1833) or the Griffith's Valuation (1853). There was an Edward Sheil in the town of Castlebridge (just north of Wexford town) in the 1853 Griffith's. Keep in mind that the Tikillin civil parish was just one of 134 civil parishes in Wexford then.
I'm wondering if your ancestors used a spelling variation of Shields while in Wexford, because I could not find a Shields in Wexford in 1853, per the www.ireland.com website (see website below). Just enter the name Shields in the portal and you will see what I mean--though there are a dozen spelling variants of Shields (as listed at the website). Website address:
http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm?fuseac....

This website below also gives some info on the Shields surname:
http://www.goireland.com/genealogy/scripts/Family.asp?Family...

Best wishes,
--John

thanks for looking - I'll check out this sites you mentioned.

please could i ask you if at you could look up derryvullen parish co fermanagl drumsluce townland and cencus 1821 hugh mc manus margaret james alexander head of household is sidney what was their address at the time and would it be possible to get any more helpeful info and if the above names were children and their ages and if they had any other children many thanks in advance

Am sorry, but I've only got these data for the Tikillin civil parish in Co. Wexford. There is in existence a CD-ROM that has the entire Griffith's Valuation for all Ireland, and it is available at many libraries and the Family History Centers of the Ladder Day Saints. Perhaps you can find your people on that CD-ROM. I've used that database on a computer, and it is pretty easy to work with. After identifying the family with way, it is possible to order the actual Griffith's document through the Family History Centers, and thereby get a lot more info. The Family History Centers also have all the Tithe Applotment Books on microfilm, which can be ordered. Sorry again. --John