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Gaffney, John, sheep-farmer of Glenmalure.
Padraig's father, 69. John, Springhill, 125, 160. |
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Gaban, James, Ardateggle]e, 108. |
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Galbraith, Benjamin, Ballybride, 109. |
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Gale, Margaret, Maryboro' St., Town of
Graigue, 115. |
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Gallagher, John, taught at Ardateggle, 84.
Michael, Rathduff, 124. William, Wash Lane, 120. Judith, Leagh, 123. |
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Gallows Hill, Cnoc an Chrochaire,
Killeshin, 54. |
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Gambin, John, Graigue, 115. |
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Garrawees near Shrule, 32. |
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Garrybrittain, near Hollymount, Carlow
road, 32. |
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Garryhimdon, land divided there, 88, 89. |
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Gash, Rev. Mr., Archdeacon at Carlow, 75. |
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Gaskin, John of Springfield, 28. John,
uncle of three priests, 29. Patrick, Sleaty, 127. |
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Gaul, James, Chapel St., 119. |
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Gelagh, Michael, Saddler, Carlow, 137. |
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Georgian apples at Sletty, 26. |
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Gernon, Nicholas, PP., Carlow and
Killeshin, 137. |
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Gibbons, Thomas, High St., 117. |
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Giulach, The, a river rising at Clonpierce,
34. |
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Gleann Uisean, 50. |
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Gleeson, Brother taught Padraig Mac Gamhna,
69. |
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Good, Mr. 160. |
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Gouger's Garden, owned by Julian's. Gouger,
a robber, 33. |
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Goold, Bartholomew, Ardateggle, 108. James,
Leighlin St, 120. |
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Gorman, Hurst and Clarke, Misses taught in
Killeshin Old School, 69.Catherine, Maryboro' St., 116. |
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Gorry, Fr. Patrick P.P., Tinryland, later
Monasterevan 87. |
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Gough, John, Old Derrig, 123. |
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Governey, Michael, guardian of the Poor
Clares, 93. Governey Park, 95. |
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Grace, Michael, Sleaty St., 117. |
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Graham, Richard, Rossmore, 125. |
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Graigcullen, 23. Corn and Coal Co., the
first to use the name Graigcullen, 71. Mills, founded, blessed,
128-30 |
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Graigue, old chapel built 1803 or 1807,
137. |
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Graigue, now Graigcullen, 12. Three
Catholic schools and two Protestant schools there in 1824, 83,
84, 85. |
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Grange churchyard, Aries parish, 32. |
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Grant, Andrew and Catherine, Killeshin,
122. |
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Graughs, ten-acre field in Killabban, 33. |
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Greene, John, Esq., Clonmore, 111. John,
Esq., Coorlaghan, 112. Michael, Sleaty St., 117. |
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Griese, The, a river coming by Kilkea
Castle to the Barrow at Jerusalem, 34. |
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Griffin, William, Patrick and Patrick jun.,
Cappanaboe, 110. William, Leagh, 123. |
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Griffith, Arthur, founder of Sinn Fein,
1872-1922. President of Irish Provisional Government, Irish Free
State, 1922, 89. |
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Grumley, William, Rossmore, 124. |
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Guardians of the Poor Carlow Union,
Bachelor's Walk, 116. Wellington Quay, 121. |
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Hackett, Patrick, Carlow - Graigue hero of
'98, 77, 78. James, Chapel St., 119. |
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Hamilton, Hans, Whitecastle or Graigue
Bridge, 121. John, Rossmore, 125. James H. H. Esq., Crossneen,
113. |
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Hammond, John, buried in Killeshin, 104. |
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Hannaway. Laurence, Bridge St., 118. Mary,
Leighlin St., 120. |
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Harpil. Mary, Chapel St., 118. |
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Harris, Fr. James, fourth Rector of
Knockbeg, 16. Later PP., Ballinakill, 21. |
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Harristown Hedge School, 37. |
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Hart, Harte, William, Church St., 119. Jack
156. |
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Haughey, Hoey, Hoye, Peter, Paul and
Matthew, Sleaty, 127. Matthew taught school at Sleaty, 26, 85.
James teacher at Graigue, 83. Danny's family buried at Sletty,
27. Haughey's Field, 35. |
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Haughney, Cutchie, The Numbers, 132, 155,
156, 157. Busyman Tom, Governey Square, 132, 156. John and
Michael, Keeloge, 121. Thomas, Mill St., 118. Catherine,
Clonmore, 111. John, Ardateggle 108. Martin, Coorlaghan, 112. Fr,
Denis, 153. |
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Haughton, Benj. and Co., Benjamin Esq., and
Thomas Esq., Leighlin St., 120. |
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Hayden, William and John, Sleaty St., 116.
Edward, Leagh, 123. Dr. Francis wrote The Medical Mentor, 54.
Garret, Cappanaboe, 110. Patrick: Killeshin, 122. |
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Hearne, Hearn, James, Old Derrig, 122.
John, Crossneen, 112. John, Sleaty, 126. Edward, Graigue, 115.
James, Leighlin St., 119. John, Church St., 118. |
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Heelehan, Michael, Barrow St., Graigue,
115. Peter, Church St., 118. |
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Hennessy, Barnie, Chapel St., 130, 156-7.
James, Mary and John, Killeshin, 121. Michael and James helped at
the Mass Hollow, 57. Catherine, Church St., 118. Catherine,
Chapel St., 117. Michael, Bridge St., 117. |
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Henry, Thomas, Clooncloo, 110. |
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Hickey, Fr. P. P.P., Arles, 148. James,
Clonmore, 109. Michael, Graigue, 114. James, Killeshin, 121. Ft.
Frank, Kiltegan, 163. |
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Hi Duach, 52. |
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Hoare, Garrett, Graigue, 113. John, Mill
St., 116. Edward, High St., 116. |
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George, Maryboro' St., 114. |
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Hogan, Ned, Willie, Martin, 156. |
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Holohan, Laurence, Chapel St., 117. |
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Holy Cross Church, Killeshin, 62. Photo,
64. Foundation Stone laid 1819-66. In 1974, photo, 67.
Tastefully re-arranged, 106. The whole parish used to come there
on Sundays to do the Stations, 104. |
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Holy Cross, The, over the Croppy Grave, 75. |
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Horahan, Anne, Killeshin, 121. |
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Hosey, John, Edward and Patrick,
Ardateggle, 107. John and Patrick, Rossmore, 123, 124. Pierce,
162. Hosey's Cross, 162. |
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Hoyle, Thomas, Chapel St., 117. |
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Hughes family of Cappalug, 28. John and
Mary, Graigue, 114. Martin, Sleaty St., 116. |
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Hutchinson, John, Church St., 118. Michael
and Patrick, Leighlin St., 119. |
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Mary, The Numbers, 119. |
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Ignatius, Fr. O.Cap. preached at opening of
Kill schools. Often preached in Graigcullen, 90. |
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I.R.A. organised by Padraig MacGamhna, 69. |
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Irish College, Paris, where the first
rector of Knockbeg was educated, 16. |
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Irish language spoken, 61. |
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Isserninus, St., bishop at Aghade, Ballon,
3. |
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lvers, Thomas, Ballyhide, 109. |
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Jackson, Adam, Esq., Graigue, 115, 116.
Sleaty St., 117. King St., 118. Leighlin St., 120. Wellington
Quay, 121. Killeshin, 119. |
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James, Fr. John, C.C., Killeshin, 1925-26,
49, 148. |
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Jordan, Michael, Killeshin, 122. |
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Joyce, John, Chapel St.. 118. Fr. Joyce
C.C. Carlow, 163. |
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JuIian, John, farmer near Killeen, past
pupil of Knockbeg. 31. |
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Kavanagh, Fr. Peter of Sleaty~, ISI. Fr.
Peter, Ct. Killeshin 1905.49, 148. |
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Maurice and Michael, Graigue, 114. John and
John, stone-cutter, Killeshin St., 119. Mrs Alice, Cappanaboe,
110. Michael, Sleaty, 127. Matthew, Sleaty St., 117. John, Leagh,
123. James, Clonmore 111. Mrs Brigid, Wellington Quay, 121.
Michael, Rossmore, 124. James, Cloonaloo, 111. James, Maryboro
St., 116. Patrick, Patrick Jun., Maryboro' St., 116. Patrick,
Patrick Jun, Mary and Michael, Coorlaghan, 112. Sean, humane
governor of Mountjoy, 71. |
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Kealy, John, Graigue, 114. Martin, Barrow
St., 116. Joh, Church St., 119. |
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Kearns, Kierns, Fr. Mogue, Insurgent
leader, executed, 80. Timothy and Mary, Sleaty, 127. |
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Keating, Owen, Sleaty St., 117. William,
Leagh, 123. |
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Keeffe, Bishop James, penal-day bishop
founded Carlow College in 1782. Died 1787, 15. Edward, Graigue,
114. James, Sleaty St., 117. Thomas, King St., 118. |
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Keelogue, Mass Hollow, 45, 55, 62. |
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Kellistown in '98, Round Tower and Church
destroyed 1807. Evictions completed 1844. Land division, 88, 89.
Farrells and Cummins buried there 79. |
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Kelly, Miss Teresa M. The stream, Carlow,
editor of Carloviana. Wrote an article on the old Gaol 1969, 15.
Fr. Sean, C.C. attended the Mass Hollow ceremony, 55. Photo 39,
46. Fr. J. C., C.C. Ballon associated with Fr. Campion in the
Land Movement. A devoted priest, he assisted the writer at his
first Holy Mass, 7 June 1920. John, Carlow bought stones at
Sletty, 26. |
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Kelly of Grange, a flute player, 35. Jack
Kelly, 132, 155, 156. Pat, 157. |
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Kelly, Laurence and Patrick, Sleaty St.,
116-7. Laurence, Loughlin and James, Coorlaghan, 112. Sara and
James, Ardateggle, 108. Patrick and Judith, the Numbers, 120.
John, Thomas, Brigid and Martin, Rossmore 124. Anne, Killeshin,
122. Laurence, Graigue, 115. Garrett, Leighlin St., 120. John,
Old Derrig, 123. Thomas, Springhill, 125. Edward, Chapel St.,
118. James, Patrick and Hugh, Graigue, 114. James, John,
Michael, Martin, Brigid, Thomas, Rossmore, 124-5. Kenna, Patrick,
Crossneen, 113. Patrick, Maryboro' St., 116. Mary, Margaret and
John, Graigue, 114. |
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Kennedy, Fr. Michael P. PP., Killeigh, 87.
Catherine, Coorlaghan, 112. Brigid, Ardateggle, 108. John, Chapel
St., 119. Robert, Graigue, 114. |
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Keogh, Kehoe, Bishop Thomas opened two new
schools in Kill parish, 90. Bishop Thady, Clonfert, 137. John and
John Timmons, Graigue, 116. John and Margaret, Bohernasear, 110.
Moll, Sletty, 27. Patrick, Springhill, 125. Carrotty, professor
Carlow College, 23. Fr. John PP., Ballon, 63. John, Maryboro'
St., 116. |
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Kerr, Hannah, Taught school at Spa Farm,
Killeshin 1824, 85. |
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Kidd, John, Clogrenan, 110. |
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Kill, where Fr. Campion was P.P., 90. |
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Killanure, Rath and graveyard, 30. |
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Killeen Church visible from Arles, 29. |
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Killeshin, 52, 54, 56, 57. A land of
Saints, 40. Brass Band 103. Has good relations with Carlow, 105.
Community Centre, 106. R.C. Chapel 121. Graveyard, 121. N.
School, 122. Parish Church of Ireland, Graigcullen, 27, 30.
Schools had 600 pupils in 1824, 104. Plundered by Maol na mBo,
1041. Burned with its yews 1077 AD., 44. Old Schools built
probably in 1822, 68. The faith established there in St.
Patrick's time, 12. Round Tower, 52, 53. The Cut, 54. Co. Gaol,
54. Spa, 54. Hills became a hive of industry, 71. Church of Holy
Cross a mile from Cappalug, 29. Arthur Young marvelled at the
industry of its men. Many of them work in Carlow. Part-time
farmers, 105. Praised by Lewis in 1832 for its Chalybeate
Springs, 105, 159. Killeshin Protestant Church bell, 163. |
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King, Patrick and Thomas, Connaught Lade,
117. Thomas, Sleaty St., 117. James and John, Maryboro' St.,
115-6. Richard, Sleaty St., 116. Catherine, Chapel St., 119.
Patrick, the Numbers, 120. |
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Kinsella, Fr. Bryan, C.C., Killeshin,
1835-42, 146. Patrick and Mary, Maryboro' St., 116. James,
Sleaty, 127. Mary, Leagh, 122. John, Springhill, 125. Michael,
Church St., 118. Mary, Sleaty St., 117. Mary, teacher at Graigue,
84. Patrick, Clonmore, 111. Knockbeg, St. Mary's College,
diocesan college, 12, 14, 30. In the l930s by Fr. P. 1. Brophy.,
B.D. His school-days there, 23. College Union founded 1930, 19. |
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Kreekawn, a school there, 84. |
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La Farrelle, James, Springhill, 126. |
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Laffan, Mary, Rossmore, 125. |
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Lageniensis, John Canon O'Hanlon PP. Born
Stradbally, student Carlow College, missionary in St. Louis.
Affiliated to Dublin by Cardinal Cullen, PP. Sandymount. Died
1905. Wrote History of the Queen's Co., Lives of the Irish
Saints, 7. |
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Lalor, Lawler, Lawlor, Fr. Mathew P.P.
helped at History of the Queen's Co Vol II, 58. Murtagh,
Coorlaghan, 112. John, Graigue, 114. Patrick, Maryboro' St., 115.
James, Rossmore, 125. Anne, Sleaty St., 117. Mrs Eliza Lalor,
Sleaty, 127. Mary, Leighlin St., 120. John, Cottoner, Carlow,
137. Ellen, Clonmore, 111. Catherine, Graigue, 115. Mary, Chapel
St., 118. "Sixty," St. Fiacc's Terrace, 133, 156. |
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Lambstown, Baile na n-Uan, 62. |
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Lane, Dr. MO., Ballickmoyler, 155. |
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Lannan, David, and Michael, Sleaty, 127. |
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Laoghaire, King of Cruachan, of Tara.
Contemporary of St. Patrick, 6. |
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Laois Co. Council found coal at Rossmore,
70. |
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Lark, Robert, Ballyhide, 110. Stephen,
Chapel St., 118. |
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Latins, Les, text-book at Cnoc Beag, 24. |
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Lawless, Richard, Ballyhide, 109. Patrick,
Clogrenan, 110. William, Killeshin St., 119. |
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Leagh graveyard, 123. |
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Lecky, John H. Esq., Cappanamrogue, 110. |
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Leicester, Anthony, Esq., Sleaty, 127. |
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Leighlin. The Faith established there by
630 AD., 12. |
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Lemass, Sean, T.D., Minister of Industry
and Commerce, 129, 134. |
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Lennon, Bishop, 41. |
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Leonard, Brigid, Graigue, 114. |
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Len, The river flowing through Castledermot
to New Garden, Carlow, 34. |
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Lewis' Topographical Dictionary of Ireland,
105. |
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Liath, Greyland, 62. |
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Ling, James, Sleaty St., 117. |
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Lismore, Musgrave M.P. for there, 38. |
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Little Company of Mary. Three sisters took
charge of the domestic arrangements at Knockbeg, 19. |
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Lough Diamond, 2½ acre field owned by
Fennells of Grange, 33. |
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Loughollister, 12 acre field left of
Loughrue, 33. |
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Lough Sheebal, 6 acres in Killabbin, 33. |
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Loughy's Bridge over the Douglas, 31. |
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Lowry, Peter and Murtagh, Ballyhide, 109.
Peter, Rossmore, 125. Lowry's Lane, 80. Jack, Clogrenan, 155. |
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Luccat, ancient name of St. Patrick, 5. |
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Lucduc, a field and a townland near
Killeen, 33. |
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Luggacurran, Ballyadams parish, 11. |
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Lug na Collie, in the Wicklow Mountains,
41. |
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Lynam, Richard, Leighlin St., 120.
Springhill, 125. Charles, Rossmore, 125. |
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Lynch, Bishop James encouraged the Poor
Clares, 95. George Alexander conducted Everton private boarding
school, 81, 84. James, Rossmore, 123. Patrick, Graigue, 114. |
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Lyons, Michael, Clonmore, 111. Andrew,
Chapel St., 118. Lyons' Field near Shrule, 31. |
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Lysacht, James H. taught school at Graigue
1824, 85. |