School: Castlesampson

Location:
Castlesampson, Co. Roscommon
Teacher:
Aodh Ó Fithcheallaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0269, Page 242

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  2. Told to Cecilia Finneran (13 years) Onagh Taughmaconnell Ballinasloe.
    Patrick Finneran (Patsy Jack) carried a bag containing 56 stone of wheat about 100 hundred yards from William Morgan's house to the mill address Killeglan Taughmaconnell B'sloe.
    Witnessed by Henry Costello (same address) who is still alive and over 90 years.
    The same man threw a seven stone weight 26 feet 2 inches.
    Witnessed by Wm Morgan (deceased)
    Matt Finneran of Rockland of Taughmaconnell B.sloe carried a bag containing 54 st. of oats from Mrs. Carty's of Coolfree Taughmaconnell to his own home. A distance of 450 yards.
    Witnessed by Patrick Finneran and Patsy Mulvey.
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