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School: Ballivor (roll number 9380)

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Ballivor, Co. Meath
Teacher:
T. Ua Conmhidhe
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0694, Page 274

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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0694, Page 274

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  1. Names of Fields (continued)

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    Geata Hall", owned by Michael Dixon, and is situated in Cloneycavan.
    "Pairceen" in Cloneycavan, is owned by Martin Forde.
    "Elm", owned by James Regan, and is in Muchwood.
    "Long Pasture" owned by Mrs Taylor, and is in Parkstown.
    "Triangle" owned by James Regan, and is in Muchwood.
    "Mill", field, owned by Jim Duignan, and is in Crossanstown
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    “Kitty Mathus, was a herbal doctor, and she lived in Ballivor.”

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    Kitty Mathus, was a herbal doctor, and she lived in Ballivor.
    James Smith, was a tailor in Ballivor. He was a dummy, and was a native of Nobber.
    Jorge Moses, used to make statues. He was a school masters son, from Nobber.
    Johny Murry, was a shoe-maker in Ballivor. He died 1933.
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