School: Glasleck
- Location:
- Glasleck, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: O. Sharpe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1013, Page 045
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- ClearancesHe (B Bodel) mentions that there was a turn out at Killmacaran as well as at Skeagh
- Cosby Castle
The old castle of Killann belonged to the Cosby family. It was beside the graveyard near Mr J Mc Guire's house. (no title)
“A subdivision of the townland of Drumshilla...”
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- Billy Bodel
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Drumhillagh North, Co. Cavan
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“Mr Mc Cabe 25th July 1878 drowned at Lock Silla wih 16 pupils.”
Mr Mc Cabe 25th July 1878 drowned at Lough Sillan with 16 pupils.
John Mc Cabe father of Mr Mc Cabe who was drowned at Loch Sillan was employed with Boxty Wallace to teach his family in his own house. Two some(continues on next page)