Volume: CBÉ 0407 (Part 2)
- Date
- 1937
- Collector
- Location
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0407, Page 0263
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“Quinlan lived at Annacarty...”
(continued from previous page)He hid behind a bush near Jerry Jack's one evening & shot another of them, Hennessy. The bush is there still. He went to America where he remained for [?] before he came back.
When he was a boy he was in Tipperary town one day with his mother. She bought him a cap in Cuddy's Shop. That's why he was called "cut"
[Some of his relatives living here are known as the "cut" Quinlans. "Cut" Quinlan was arrested last night" (PWD)]
"He shot another man near the Four Cross Roads (Glassdrum) That man appears as a black dog ever since."
[I gave Miss Fohy a lift home from Mass to-day & took down the following statement. We were passing by the Four Cross Roads Glass-drum (½ mile S of Cappawhite) of the time :-[OVER
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“I got a great fright here one night...”
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