[From Slater's Directory,1852]

PATRICK PARISH.

Which lies on the western shore of the island, in the Sheading of Glanfaba, extends six miles from north to south, by a mean breadth from east to west of three miles. The parish church stands in the northern part ofthe district, one mile and a half south of Peel. Patrick parish was connected with that of German till the year 1714, when a separation took place, and the present church was erected ; in the bishop is vested the patronage of the living, which is a vicarage. There is also a chapel of ease at Daulby. The district is mountainous, and (with the exception of the deep vales, which are fertile), totally unproductive to the agriculturist ; but the minerals that it embosoms amply compensate for the sterility of the surface. The principal mines are those of lead, situate at Foxdale, and on the west side of South Barrule; they are wrought by the Isle of Man Mining Company, who employ upwards of four hundred persons, and they produce about one hundred tons of ore per month, which is shipped at Peel and Douglas for the river Dee. The beautiful waterfall of Glenmoy (or Glenmoij) flowing on the west coast, three miles south from Peel, is visited by most strangers.

The Post Town for this parish is PEEL.

GENTRY AND CLERGY.

Dodds Mr. Charles, Ballacollin
Holmes Rev. Archibald, Vicarage
Looney Mr. Saml. Moore, Ash Lodge
Quane —, Esq, Ballaspet
Quirk Mr, Richd. c. p. Rheabymoar
Radcliffe Mrs. Hannah, Gordon
Stephen Rev. George, Daulby

SCHOOLS.

Corris Thomas, Glen-may
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL, Church- Thomas Ball, master
Thomas Misses —. Ballacosnabn

PUBLIC HOUSES,

Colvin Thomas, Daulby
Creer Thomas, Foxdale
Creer William, Ballacarney
Cubbin Ann, Glen-may
Garrett Mary, Church
Moore Thomas, Glen-may
Quine Henry, Foxdale
Shimmin Richard, Church

SHOPKEEPERS, TRADERS, &c.

Bawdan Edward, agent for the Isle of Man Mining Company, Foxdale
Brideson Thos., tailor, Ballacarkey
Callen Saml, shoe maker, Glen-may
Clague William, blacksmith, Village
Corris Thos. shopkeeper, Glen-may
Crellin William, shopkeeper and stone mason, Glen-may
Cubbon John, tailor, Rheaby
Cubbon Phillip, shoe maker, Rheaby
Dawson Thos.blacksmith,Glen-may
Kay Charles, blacksmith, Daulby
Kelly John, shoe maker, Daulby
KennaughJno.shopkeepr,Glen-may
Kennaugh Thomas, joiner, Daulby
Killey Philip, joiner, Glen may
Killier John, shopkeeper, Glen-may
Leece William, shoe maker, Daulby
Quayle Thomas, joiner, Daulby
Quayle Thos, corn miller, Glen-may
Quayle Wm, shopkeeper, Glen-may
Quin Thomas, joiner, Chureh
Quine Charlotte, shopkeeper, Glens
Quirk William joiner & cartwright, Glen-may
Snugles Joseph blacksmith, Foxdale
Stevenson Thonias, corn miller, Glen-may
Watterson Henry, joiner, Dalby

FARMERS.

Anderson William, Clooseleece
Cadman Henry, Glenaspet
Callen William, Daulby
Cameron Captain —, Raggat
Carran John, Craggan-moar
Clark John Ballavele
Clark Johny Glen Rushen
Clucas Richard Kionshleau
Corrin Thomas, Knockalabeg
Corris Ann, Ballarooie
Corris William, Glen-medle
Cottier John, Ballacottier
Cringle William, Ballacraggan
Cubbon Thomas, Ballamoar
Dodds Chas; Ballacallen and Daulby
Faragher Charles, Ballergey
Faragher Cludas, Ballargey
Gell Casar, Ballnalaghey
Gell Evan, Daulby
Gell William, Ballaby
Gell William, Ballaquane
Halsall Thomas, Legven
Hutchen Thomas, Creglhea
Kay Charles, Daulby
Kay Thomas, Ballnalonna
Kennaugh John, Cronk moar
Kewish William, Ballacool
Killier John, Trailjey
Killy James, Cheaw-moar
Moore James, Ballahada
Moore Thomas, Glenmoig
Quane Jahn, Ballachrink
Quayle Thomas, Ballaquayle
Quayle William, Glen-may
Quilliam John, Ballacurkey
Quirk John, Kirrow-hoo
Quirk Richard, Sheakheroo
Quirk Richard, C. P. Rheaby-moar
Quirk Robert Chas, Knockale-moar
Quirk Thomas, Daulby
Quirk Thomas, Craggan-moar
Quirk Thomas, Craggan
Quirk Thomas, Borrane
Quirk William, Daulby
Radcliffe William, Gordon
Sale Philip, Ballachrink
Sale William, Kerrow-keil
Taggatt Robert, Ballabemoa
Teare Thomas, Daulby
Watterson Henry, Ballnalaghey
Watterson William, Ballacarkey

PLACES OF WORSHIP AND THEIR MINISTERS

PARISH CHURCH, Knockalvemoare - Rev. Archibald Holmes
CHAPEL. oF EASE, Daulby — Rev. George Stephen
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHAPELS — Daulby, Foxdale and Gordon
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHAPELS - Glen-may and Rheaby-beg