Volume: CBÉ 0106
- Date
- 1935
- Collector
- Locations
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0106, Page 362
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“There was a man one time lived in Glynn and he dreamt that if there was money to be found on London bridge.”
(continued from previous page)He cleared away all the clay then and sure enough there was the crock. After great pulling and tugging he got it up out of the hole, and brought it inside. When he had counted it there were a thousand soverigns in it.My father told me this story.
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“My great grandfather one time dreamt that there was gold buried in a certain ditch.”
It was often talked of that there was gold in the same place before by the old people. Well anyhow my great grandfather dreamt three nights in succession that there was gold buried there. After dreaming of it three times, he went to the place himself and another man and started to dig. They started to dig about twelve ó clock at night(continues on next page)