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“Johnny Maguire, nicknamed The Caudy, lived in Derby's Lane.”

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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“Caudie Maguire was sent to Duleek for cattle by Old Peter Austin of Slanduff.”

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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Cure of the Whittle

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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Thorn in the Hand

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Margaret Powderly, Mary B. Kelly

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To Cure the Whooping-Cough

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James Powderly, Mary B. Kelly

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Cave

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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Innocent Johnny

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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“There used to be two men shovelling wheat in the Lime-kiln Hill, just opposite Michael Byrd's door on the Drogheda-Trim Road.”

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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Cure

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John Byrd, Mary B. Kelly

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Suppers Long Ago

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Mary B. Kelly, Mrs James Kelly

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(gan teideal)

“Oonan (Tommy) was working for Charlie Rothwell who lived on the Navan Road, Staffordstown.”

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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A Teacher

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Jimmy Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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Treasure

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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Rush Candles

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Mary B. Kelly, Mrs James Kelly

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Templekeeran

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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Thatcher

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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Rope-Making

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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Mill Farm

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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Days

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James Reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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(gan teideal)

“Tommy Kieramh atacked to take away "Saddle Hill".”

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James reynolds, Mary B. Kelly

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