John Vesey Lindsay Birchall, esquire, Blackrock, County Leitrim, esquire, of the fifth part. Relates to reconveyance of lands secured by mortgage dated 12 July 1823. Lands affected are the six poles of Ballymcgouran otherwise Ballymagouran otherwise Ballymagauran containing around 64 acres and 3 roods; the halfpole of Derryragh otherwise Derrinagh with the subdenominations of Killywilly containing 111 acres; Cappy containing around 20 acres; and the Common containing around 4 acres and 36 perches, all in the parish of Templeport, barony of Tullyhaw, County Cavan. Principal, interest and costs on the mortgage amount to £461.10.9. Details of other relevant deeds are recited. Census In the 1901 census of Ireland, there are sixteen families listed in the townland, and in the 1911 census of Ireland, there are seventeen families listed in the townland. Killywillin School The Second Report from the Commissioners of Irish Education Inquiry dated 1826 stated that Patrick McGuin, a Catholic, was the headmaster of the school which was a pay school with a salary of £15 per annum. The schoolhouse was built of mud at a cost of 6 guineas. There were 35 pupils of which 17 were Roman Catholics and 18 were Church of Ireland. 21 were boys and 14 were girls. Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage and Folklore - Past and Present It was closed before 1900. Antiquities A crannóg in Killywillin Lough 25 metres from the shore. This is the crannóg referred to in the above entry in the Irish annals for 1495. An earthen ringfort. See also Feidhlimidh Mág Samhradháin, the First References External links The IreAtlas Townland Data Base Townlands of County Cavan