School: Convent, Ramsgrange
- Location:
- Ramsgrange, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: An tSr Úna le Muire
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- (continued from previous page)65portion of the Townsland - about 200 Statute acres were around the Mansion. They formed the Townsland of Killesk, about 4 miles from Cloonsharragh, having rented this from The Marquis of Ely.
Under the same conditions O Reilly had 3 or 4 townslands from Lord De Villars in Co Waterford.As an evidence of his high, social, standing, John Power OReillys father, was the first Catholic, to act as Magistrate in Co Wexford.
- The RogersThe Rogers were another Protestant Family who lived in Cloonsharra in the 18th Century. By intermarriage with the O Reillys this family became catholic. The Rogers Estate was divided between two female representatives of the family.Miss Mary O Shea the last lineal descendent of the Rogers, died years ago. The present farm now owned by Nolan, who purchased it from Miss(continues on next page)
