School: Lower Warren (roll number 7793)
- Location:
- Warren Lower, Co. Westmeath
- Teacher: Liam Mac Coiligh
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- The Big Wind.
There is a big stone in Waterstown and it tells all about it and the year it happen in; the damage it did to the wood and all the fine timber that was lost.
Mrs Hughes, Manghera.Katie Mara's House in Tully.
The house is unusually built and has the two letter underneath, over the door.
[drawing of letters]
Thomas "Cos-trench" Caroline Haycot
They represent the names of two people who lived in it, about 80 yrs ago. Built by James Mara - great-grand-father of the present occupant. Those two people above were relatives of the builder of the house and the two letters were put over the door in remembrance of them.
Katie Mara Tully, Baylin
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- Mrs Hughes
- Gender
- Female
- Address
- Maughera, Co. Westmeath
- The house is unusually built and has the two letters underneath over the door.Thomas "Coo-trensh " Caroline Haycot
They represent the names of two people who lived in it, about 80 yrs ago. Built by James Mara - great -grand-father of the present occupant. Those two people above were relatives of the builder of the house and the two letters were put over the door in remembrance of them.
Katie Mara, Tully, Baylin
