Volume: CBÉ 0407 (Part 2)

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1. Place Names

   

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   TOEM See pages 16 and 19)
   I have been calling this place Tuaim Dhonóm for
   some years past:
   Aleward _ Monasticon Hibernicum: etc, etc
   Priory of Canons Reg founded at Thome or Toom by
   St Donon (7th century)
   Also known locally as Tuaim Feirse.
   lios in locality called Lisín a' verigeen (Spelled
   Lissyvirgine in Civil Survey 1654)
   Clonganoe = cluian [?]
   Crosss-ayle = ---? Mentioned in Down survey, etc
   Drumbreac of the Down Survey is now Cnoc Breac
   Bahagha [?] = Aghanebahagh (C. S 1654)
   The Goat's House (townland in Doon ) _______________?
   …………………………..
   Big Sheriff's Seizure at Dunohill.
   A.D. 1295. Shall forward copy when
   I publish in some English or Irish News
   paper _ Highly interesting & open
   the question
   A subterrain or not a subterrain
   I hope to establish the existence of the souterain.
   …………………………..
   Rehehan, common surname in our district
   RENEHAN

   

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