School: Graystown, Killenaule

Location:
Graystown, Co. Tipperary
Teacher:
Robert Hall
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0564, Page 301

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    26 Sheedy (tailor) lived in many houses in town
    27. Guilfoyles (landowners) Donated the High Altar land owners
    28. Pollards (public house) where Quinns is now
    29 Cahills (skinners and tinkers) Where Geoghan's gate is now
    30 Cormacks (skinners and meat). not present family
    31 Bumberry (owned a small garden Bumberrys bush)?
    32 Slattery (Carters and bog working; ine last traditional piper.
    33 Carrolls (5 distinct families) C-Sins C-ins C-Reds, C báns
    34 Shines (a famous old family) one lift
    35 Day or Dea lived at foot of Dea's Hill gave name to place
    36 Crokes, Croheens, lived as Drapers, PH owners for centuries
    37. Greaney (Denny) He was the last
    38 Clearys - Respected old family. Bog workers. Lived in Pike St.
    39 Conways (soldiers) Crimean veteran, last of family d-1878
    30 Cummins or Commins. Wrestlers and lodging Houses
    31 MacDonalds or Mac Donnells. Granger, Dean RC Cashel
    32. OMearas: Went to America; lived in Clerk's Ho at Chapel Gate
    33 Powers (at corner of Cashel Road) "Plaubeen" an untrained mason
    34 Ryans (andy) Geoghan's Hotel now.
    35 Nolans. General messengers and factotums
    37 Dannings Old Killenaule family not related to present family.
    38 Morresseys. a very old former family who lived in the town
    39 Gurtons (Buffana Wood) were hedge school teachers
    40 Condons (Graystown) farmers; whose name remains on a field
    41 Cuddehys Cattaganstown emigrated
    Transcribed by a member of our volunteer transcription project.
    Topics
    1. activities
      1. economic activities
        1. trades and crafts (~4,680)
    Language
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