Curnane family name history and map

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Curnane

Curnane in 1911 Ireland

The 1911 Census recorded just 18 people named Curnane in Ireland: 10 men and 8 women.

Counties with Curnane in Ireland

Most Curnanes were found in Offaly (10), with smaller numbers in Kerry (8).
Surname distribution map, 1911 census

Curnane average age in 1911

The average Curnane in 1911 was 23.6 years old, though with only 18 people recorded, averages like this should be taken loosely.

Curnane literacy in 1911

Of the Curnanes whose literacy was recorded, 77.8% could both read and write, 5.6% could read but not write, and 16.7% could do neither.

Curnane common first names

Among the Curnanes were men named James (2), Thomas (2), Christy, Edward and Michael and women named Lucy (2), Anastasia, Anne, Annie and Bridget.

Curnane occupations in 1911

Occupations were only recorded for a small share of Curnanes. Among them were 7 at school, 3 recorded as general labourer, 1 recorded as farmer and 1 recorded as medical / nursing.

What religion is Curnane?

Curnanes were overwhelmingly Roman Catholic, 100% of them.

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Curnane statistics (1911)

Number: 18
Rank: 10,141
Average Age: 24

Curnane in the USA (2020)

Number: 0
Rank: 0

Note: If there were less than 100 in the USA census it will show as zero. 

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