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Mrs S Lucas, William Lucas

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Mrs S. Lucas

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Mrs S Lucas

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Mrs S. Lucas

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“About seventy years ago my grandmother Mrs S Lucas and the servant girl were in the house alone while her father and mother were out driving.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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“Near St Johnston some years ago a servant man was set to work to stub a Glen in which grew gentry bushes.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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“About seventy years ago there lived a man near St Johnston named Mr Cunnigham.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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“A certain man, who lived in Raphoe about 50 years ago, wished to marry a young girl but she would not take him.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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“In olden times in Ireland the people had dealings with the fairies.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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“In olden times the people carried out customs that no fairies nor witches could harm them.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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“My grandmother was Mrs Lucas who formerly lived at a place outside St Johnston called the Green.”

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Mrs S Lucas

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Mrs S. Lucas

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“Not long ago near St Johnstone there was a puttie well along the road, and a girl, servant to Mr Cunningham always went for water to the well at night.”

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Mrs S. Lucas

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