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1. Grandmother and Mare (continued)

   

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   home in Kyle to [put] them over the winter
   & a tub of cream & the soldiers took
   it and the cream in naggins -they
   had no mugs that time & she had
   to follow tham & she did not get
   the last of the naggins in the [____]
   on both sides of the road till she
   came to Ballasalla brook.

   Her brother was finishing the potatoes
   one night beside the road when a
   Protestant named Moody stopped
   & said "What have I done to you that
   you won't stop & have a talk?"
   In a few minutes they heard the
   beat of horses feet coming up
   by the [___] churchyard & it was
   Lieutenant Laurence & he pulled

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   • Thomas Ellis