School: Mullinavat Convent

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1. Native Districts - Curraghbehy (continued)

   

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   are now in a ruin. Five of the Reillys went to America. In one of our fields there is a monument of a big ash tree because one of the Johnstants Reillys died young and his comrades got this tree and set it there. But all this family died out about six years ago.

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2. Native Districts - Clonassy

   

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   Mr Power's house is situated in Clonasey. The parish of Mullinavat and the barony of Killahy. There are twenty-four families in the district. All the houses are slated in the district except three. It got its name from the Waterfall flowing through it. It is down in a hollow. The names of the people who are over seventy are Mrs. Foskin Clonassey, Mr. Jim Lonergan, Mr. John Aylward Mrs. Remond, Mrs Henerbery, Miss Mary Cantwell Mr. Dick Whelan, Mrs. O'Loughlin and Miss Mary Duggan. The name most common in Clonassey is Aylward. All the houses are high and well slated. The land is Clonassey

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