School: Kildraught (2)
- Location:
- Celbridge, Co. Kildare
- Teacher: E. Ní Armhultaigh
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- (continued from previous page)18. Cricket Field in Castletown, used to play cricket in it
19. Flax Field in Castletown, used to grow flax.
20. Shed Field in Killadoon, shed in it
21. Deer Park in Castletown, Deer in it.
22. Thirteen Acres in Kirkpatricks, thirteen acres in it.
23. Six acres in Kirkpatricks, six acres.
24. Plank Field in Kirkpatricks, plank going from it to another field.
25. Gablogues Field in Killadoon, from the Irish
26. Eight Acres Field in Killadoon, eight acres.
27. Pond Field in Killadoon
28. Orchard Pond in Killadoon.
29. Horse Pond in Killadoon, horses drink there.
30. Finkeen Stream in Donacomper.
31. The Quarry Pond in Killadoon
32. The Danes' Quarry in Killadoon
33. The Wheaten Pond in the middle of the Wheaten field Killadoon
34. Brown's Hill near St Wolstans farmer of that name used to live there.
35. St Patricks Hill near Ardrass Celbridge, beside St Patrick's Church.
36. The Ice House, Killadoon, now unused used to make ice there.
37. Lyon's Hill Newcastle Co Dublin owned by Lyons years ago
38. The hundred acres, a field in Bartons Straffan
39. The Dead Man's Inn near Lucan.
40. The Mare Field near Naas, mares kept in it
41. The Bampart Wall in Killadoon, built to keep flood off land(continues on next page)
