School: Barran
- Location:
- Barran, Co. Cavan
- Teacher: B. Maguidhir
Archival Reference
The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0962, Page 002
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- (continued from previous page)hay beside where the village of Dowra now stands.
They were not many days gone when the yeomen came one evening inquiring about them but although Mrs Maguire with her two daughters welcomed them and provided them with food, she denied all knowledge of the whereabouts of her husband and her boys.
Soon the entire family found a safe retreat in the home of Edward Dolan Dowra the great grandfather of Eily McGloughlin of Gubaveeney and the progenitor of the Dolans of Carricknagrow and who then owned the townlands of Carricknagrow, Dowra and Kilduff and who generously donated Kilduff to John Maguire and his family where in and around which many of their posterity have since lived.
The Kilduff Maguires are descended from Thady the other brothers probably emigrated.
Hague had five sons
Michael (Hague) Vesty (H) Charley H. Hudy (H)
Vesty, Brian, Charley. Michael Vesty. Bernard, Mary A. Redmond m. Pegg.
Children of Brian
Children of Vesty - Pat, John, Hugh, Michael
Children of Bernard - Nellie, Chas, John, Michael.
Children of Charley - Brigid Roarke, James m. Anne, Mary Harte, Jane, Ellen, Kate, Alice Gallagher, Brigid.(continues on next page)
- Informant
- Michael Mc Loughlin
- Gender
- Male
- Address
- Gubaveeny, Co. Cavan
