Nagle Tooor Farmers.Mary Nagle School-girl
Parent's Names
John Nagle and Brigid Walsh. Toor.
Grand Parents
John Nagle Knockinclash and Mary Deady Kilcash; Edmond Walsh _ Ahenny, and Nora Tobin
Great Grand Parents.
Patrick Nagle Knockinclash and Thomas Deady.Cahill LisbaltingEileen Cahill School Girl
Parent's Names
David Cahill and Catherine O'Brien
Grand Parents
David Cahill and Mary Gooney from New Inn Patrick O'Brien and Helen Dowling from Ballinglooly.
Great Grandparents.
Patrick OBrien and Catherine Flynn ; William Dowling and Johanna Condon ; David Cahill and Catherine O'Neill ; Michael Gooney and Nora Tuohy

The Well field On John J Larkins land. Because there is a well in that field.The Cnócán The Tenement field Because it is a hilly fieldThe Three Cornered Field On John J Larkins land
The Tenement field On Mrs Edgley land.
Sgreden On John J Larkins land.
Paírne On John J Larkins land.
Gaírne Breatan On Michael Kiernans land.
The Toor On Mrs Whelans land.
The Booly On Josie McCarthys land.
The Burnum field On Terry Lennon's land.
Glan bawn On James Farrells land.
Slough Jack On Mick McQuaides land

4.
Bawnfillyn dhe.
Maundra
Gut a tampall
Gorry Cainys
Paul Larry's
Park na gorrack.
Clohernoca.
Park no Caultar.
Cutta bog.
Grannyadayena
Bawntha
Fas cientha
Lawcus.
Servggareeks
Toor na beile
Clash.
Baunthulawn
Killanylen.

Blanevaun (in Ballinabarney)
Trom-aun (in Ballinabarney)
Lyre-iosk, Lyre-an-iske (in Brittas)
The Currach (in Seskin)
Toor-gearr (in Seskin)
Shana-bhaile (in Camera)
Inshamore (in Seskin)
Pollahockas (near Coan)
Cutterruagh (near Coan)
Criosadawn (near Knocknamunion)
Oyledearg-Ford (near Camera)
Gualyá (near Stranahely Hill)
Pollakadoos, Pollacha Dubha (near Stranahely Hill)
Oyle-tik, Oyle-ke (near Stranahely)
Cnoch-a-buidhe (near Stranahely)
Monspolien
Low-gearr (near Stranahely)
Fauna (townland)

local features - Cloonmare = Cluan mór - big river meadowland plainCloonkeedagh = " Céidteach= fruitful riverside plainCloonfolough = " folach = hidden or sheltered " " Lisduff = lios dub = Black round fortLisnamangh = lios na manachaidhthe = for of the bachelors (?)Garyroe = Garrdha Ruadh = Red gardenGoulboy = Gabhail Bhuidhe = yellow forkCarrick = carraig = RockKnocknaskeagh = Cnoch na sgeach= Hill of the hawthornPolnabrone = Poll na brón = Hill of the quernLearagan = Leargán = steep hill slopeGortfade = Gort Fada = long fieldGortgariff = Gort Garbh = rough "Lackafinna = leac an phionna = flag of meaningCeerhy = clocraidhe = stony districtAddergaole = cadar dhá gabháil = Between two forksDerowel = Dore dhá gabhail = from- -
Pollogh= Pollach= District of holesFras = Fras = marsh:Cortoon bawn ceardchain ? -or Cathair Dún -Taar = Tuar BleachgroundToor Sleive Tuar sléibhe mountain groundBrackloon Breac=luadhan breac-cluain = river meadow and bog Brackcoonagh " luadhanach -Brawk Brác shed

Beál Átha Luíbe (Ballylooby) the opening of the winding fordKnockane (Cnocán) - the little hillKilcoran (Cill Córáin) - the Church of CóránCroughatour (Currach a'Toor) - the flax poolsKilroe (Cill Ruadh) - the red woodMunroe (Múin Ruadh) - the red bogParkaderrin (-) - the field of the little oakDerravhoher (Deire a'Bhothair) - the end of the roadRehill (Reidh C ) - the level woodScartnaglourán - the bush of the whisperingBohernarnane - the road of the night workersKilbehy - the wood of the birchKildermody - the church of DermotCranna - the treesScartana - bushy placeGarrane - groveRuska - rocky placeBallyhohan Baile Eoin - John's townlandBothar a' Mhuillin - the mill roadBothar a Bhachaigh - the road of the beggarPeahill (Cnoc na Pise) - the hill of the peasGarrymore - the big gardenGarryroanDrumlernon - the ridge (- )

An Currach = The marshy placeBallinagreine =
Baile Na Gréine = the townland of the sun.Ballynagall =
the townland of the foreigner.Balla-
Balla = a wallKilcatherine =
Cill Caterine = the Church of Catherine.Lisnagree =
Lios na gCuraidhe = the fort of the WARRIORSCoolatore =
Cúl an Toor = Corner of the bleaching green, or grazing place.Braccagh=
Speckled LandCurraghanana=
The marshy land.Derryhall =
halla an Doireach nó Doire Salach = the Hall of the oakBallybroder =
The townland of the Broders.Ballintubber =
Baile an Tobair = the townland of the wellBallinderry =
Baile an Doireach = the townland of the oakBallybeg =
Baile Beag = The little village or townland

1. Conahy (Conathaidh)
2. Ballyroe (Baile Ruadh)
3. Shangana (Sean gánach)
4. Swiftsheach
5. Jenkinstown (Cearc lac
6.Ardaloo
7. Little field
8. Tullaglass (Tullac glas)
9. Lismaine
1o. Foulksrath
11. Kilmacar (Cill Mochearra)
12. Kilmacar Hill
13. Rath kyle (Rath na Coille)
14. Toon (Túr
15. Toormore
16. Toor beg
17. Little Hills
18. Moyne
19. Toomahena
20. Bance
21. Maudlin
22. Newtown
23. Tinalinston
24. Cool-na-Briskláun
25. Esker
26 Lisnafunchin
27 Kilcollan
28 Conahy Rocks
29 Jamess' Bog
30 Bally Canon
31 Braclin
32 Lr. Cnahy
33. Gragara.(For further history of above see Page 24.)