a fradulent deed obtained by said John Brien, which suit against the representatives is to be continued by said Lowther Brien, his sole exor. Witnesses: John Johnston and Andrew Rutledge, both of Ballymagiril, and Thos. Stephenson, Drumleaden, Co. Cavan, gent. Memorial witnessed by: said Andrew Rutledge, and John Balfour, city of Dublin, attorney. In the 1825 Registry of Freeholders for County Cavan there were six freeholders registered in Drumlougher- Thomas Baxter, Phill Baxter, Michael Dolan, John Magee, James Plunkett and Luke Reilly. They were all Forty-shilling freeholders holding a lease for lives from their landlord. Luke Reilly's landlord was James Lawder and the rest held their land from Henry Breen. The Tithe Applotment Books for 1827 list eighteen tithepayers in the townland. In 1833 one person in Drumlougher was registered as a keeper of weapons- Hugh Harne. In 1836 James Dolan of Drumlogher, was registered for one gun. The Drumlougher Valuation Office Field books are available for 1839–1840. Griffith's Valuation of 1857 lists thirty seven landholders in the townland. On 6 July 1857 the Incumbered Estates Commission published the following notice- In the Matter of the Estate of James Brien, Geo. Brien, Edward Brien and Francis Brien, Owners. Exparte by Isabella Crummer, Petitioner. The commissioners having ordered a Sale of the Lands of Shanadaragh and Curnagunlogh, Cullegh, Drumlohgher, Drumledin, Sananaragh, and Drumledin, and Corlough, situate in the Barony of Tullyhaw, and County of Cavan, held under lease dated the 10th April, 1718, from the Bishop Raphoe, for lives renewable for ever, and which Lands are included in the denominations of Ballymagord, Owngally, Gortneglough, Drumedin or Ballylennin, in said lease mentioned: Drumlougher National School The book Bawnboy and Templeport History Heritage Folklore by Chris Maguire gives the following description of the school- DRUMLOUGHER N.S. Built 1842. Principal Teachers of Drumlougher N.S.- Thomas Edwards (1843-'49); Michael Edwards ( 1849- ); Miss Agnes Culhane (Mrs. Patrick Maguire and later Mrs. Ml. Fallon) 1920s-1950s; Mrs. Margaret Dolan (1957-'60); Margaret Gillerlane (1960-'68). Assistants:- Margaret Edwards (1847-'54); Catherine Edwards (1854- ); Marian Collins(1953-‘64). The Reports from the Commissioners of National Education in Ireland give the following figures for Drumlougher School, Roll No. 3429- 1846: One male teacher who received an annual salary of £12. There were 150 pupils, 96 boys and 54 girls. 1854: One female teacher and one female workmistress who between them received an annual salary of £27-10s. There were 120 pupils, 70 boys