| 1 | Aghanunshin | 2 | Allsaints | 3 | Aughnish | 4 | Barr of Inch |
| 5 | Burt | 6 | Clonca | 7 | Clondahorky | 8 | Clondavaddog |
| 9 | Clonleigh | 10 | Clonmany | 11 | Convoy | 12 | Conwal |
| 13 | Culdaff | 14 | Desertegny | 15 | Donagh | 16 | Donaghmore |
| 17 | Donegal | 18 | Drumhome | 19 | Fahan Lower | 20 | Fahan Upper |
| 21 | Gartan | 22 | Glencolumbkille | 23 | Kilbarron | 24 | Kilcar |
| 25 | Killaghtee | 26 | Killea | 27 | Killybegs Upper | 28 | Killybegs Lower |
| 29 | Killygarvan | 30 | Killymard | 31 | Kilmacrenan | 32 | Kilteevoge |
| 33 | Inch | 34 | Inishkeel | 35 | Inishmacsaint | 36 | Inver |
| 37 | Leck | 38 | Lettermacaward | 39 | Mevagh | 40 | Moville Lower |
| 41 | Moville Upper | 42 | Muff | 43 | Raphoe | 44 | Raymoghy |
| 45 | Raymunterdoney | 46 | Stranorlar | 47 | Taughboyne | 48 | Templecarn |
| 49 | Templecrone | 50 | Tullaghobegley | 51 | Tullyfern | 52 | Urney |
Tithe Applotment lists exist online for 13 of the 52 parishes in Donegal :-
Parish of Culdaff, recorded in 1829
Parish of Gartan, recorded in 1833
Parish of Inishmacsaint, recorded in 1833
Parishes of Killybegs Upper and Lower, recorded in 1834
Parish of Lettermacaward, recorded in 1834
Parish of Templecrone, recorded in 1828
Parish of Tullaghobegly, recorded in 1830
Parish of Tullyaughnish, recorded in 1834
Laconnell East, Laconnell West, & Meentashesk, Inishkeel parish, recorded in 1833
Letterkenny, Conwal parish, recorded in 1838
Ramelton, Aughnish parish, recorded in 1830
Tromaty, Muff parish, recorded in 1837
Tromaty, Moville Upper parish, recorded 1826
Interested in Grant name, found on searching online
GRANT \ Ballyliffin \ Clonmany \ emailed 25 Nov Michael My great-great-grandmother was Margaret Grant, born circa 1827 in Ballyliffin in Clonmany Parish in the northern portion of the Inishowen Peninsula. She and her family were Catholics. Grant was an Anglicization of the Irish surname which in English would be spelled Grannie, Graney or variations on that spelling. I recall that Grannie was used in the Tithe Survey.
GRANT \ Tromaty \ Muff \ & Carrowkeel \ Moville Upper \ emailed 25 Nov Maria replied Catherine Grant (b.pre 1820) was married to Charles Curran. There is no suitable Charles Curran in the 1858 GV for this area, or was already dead.