School: Ardcath (roll number 1903)
- Location:
- Ardcath, Co. Meath
- Teacher: Seosamh S. Ó Duinnithín
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“In 1930 there was a very wet Summer and the only day for haymaking was 12th October (Sunday)”
(continued from previous page)In 1930 there was a very wet Summer and the only day for haymaking was 12th October (Sunday)The G. N. Bus started by the Ballranstown Road to Drogheda in June 10th 1931A Cock of hay & Pat Maline's house were burned and the Chapel doors were tarred Sept 2nd 1931Princetown Farm was divided into 8 oars on Jun 20th 32Severe thunder and lightning burned houses hay and horses on Saturday 20th August 1931The Big wind that blew down the [?] and the tree before the door was on Thursday 26th Feb 1903.
Forden the Policeman was found dead the same nightI (the writer) was 48 years and a few days at 26th Feb 1903The Old Age Pension started in January 1st 1909(continues on next page)- Informant
- Patrick Harford
- Gender
- Male
- Age
- 83
- Address
- Bartramstown, Co. Meath