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School: Pádraig Naofa, Droichead Banndan

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Bandon, Co. Cork
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Pádraig Ó Faoláin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0314, Page 094

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    “At an election of member of Parliament for the Borough of Bandon Bridge held in Courthouse, Bandon, on December 13th, 1832 the following persons voted.”

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    Name .. Residence ..Trade or Occupation
    Daniel McCarthy. North Main Street. Servant
    Thomas Montjoy. North Main Street. Watchmaker and Baker
    Joseph Moxley. Bridewell Quay. Shoemaker
    John Marshall. South Main Street. Weaver
    Mathew Perrott. Watergate. Publican
    Richard Perrott. Market Lane. Publican
    John Palmer. North Main Street. Publican
    Henry Pleace. North Main Street. Painter
    John Popham. North Main Street. Gentleman
    William Pope. South Main Street. Timber Merchant and Shopkeeper.
    Denis Rinn. North Main Street. Shoemaker
    Silvanus Robinson. South Main Street. Shopkeeper.
    John Rutledge. North Main Street. Pensioner
    John Richardson. South Main Street. Cord Manufacturer
    John Sloane. North Main Street. Writing Clerk
    James Scott. South Main Street. Dyer
    Thomas Seymour. South Main Street. Tinker
    Giles Sullivan. South Main Street. Occupation unknown
    Charles Skuse. South Main Street. Shopkeeper
    William Smyth. Watergate. Musician
    John G. Sullivan. South Main Street. Leather Cutter
    William Shine. North Main Street. Shoemaker
    William Sullivan. Bridge. Tanner
    John W. Sullivan. South Main Street. School Master
    George Stephenson. Watergate. Preacher
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    Topics
    1. activities
      1. economic activities
        1. trade
          1. buying and selling (~3,622)
        2. trades and crafts (~4,680)
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    English