School: Mullach, Sráid na Cathrach (roll number 3928)

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   crown a quarter or ten shillings a year from those who could afford it. Often he used get tobacco instead of money.

   

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   “Regarding on of the Hedge Teachers mentioned in this account an old man named James Sexton of Rath Donogan gave me a copy of "The Four Gospels" written in Irish.”

   

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   Regarding one of the Hedge Teachers mentioned in this account an old man named James Sexton of Rath Donogan gave me a copy of "The Four Gospels" written in Irish. He stated that this book belonged to a Hedge Teacher named Rowland Markham who taught a school near the "Crosses of Annagh." "Annagh National School" is built convenient to the "Crosses of Annagh" today. On going through the book I found the following written in English in one of the pages "Rowland Markham March 1850"

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Francis Saunders

   Gender

   Female

   Address

   Mullagh, Co. Clare