Names of Fields

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Steach Maoilín, Co. na Mí

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Stamullen

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John Healy

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Stamullen

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Joseph Mathews

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Tubberstool Well

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Iris Hanly

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“It is stated that there was a charity boiler that used boil porridge for the people at the time of the famine...”

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John Healy

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How Picket Hill Got its Name on the Farm of Mr T. McCourt Stamullen

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John Healy

Steach Maoilín, Co. na Mí

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“It is stated that Cromwell brought his cannon to Picket Hill and blew the roof of the old Church in Stamullen grave-yard.”

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John Healy

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How the Rebel's Field Got its Name

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John Healy

Steach Maoilín, Co. na Mí

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“At one time Mr Purfield's and Mrs Filgate's land was all under flax.”

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John Healy

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“There was a big flour mill and a furze mill where the mill yard in Stamullen is now.”

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John Clarke

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“There are three holes in the fields belonging to Mrs Filgate where they used to steep the flax grown, in Kilbrickstown and Stedalt.”

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John Clarke

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Gormanstown

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Joseph Mathews

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“The house of Mosney which still remains in perfect condition having a family dwelling in it is said to have been...”

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Betty Mc Cullen, Mrs M. Mc Cullen

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“In the Castle grounds there are very ancient Cloisters situated.”

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Mary Fleming

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“There is a great underground passage about two miles long in Headland Way (a field in the Gormanstown Demesne...”

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Mary Fleming

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“There is a wood called Hopyard in the Gormanstown Demesne where Hops were grown years ago.”

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Mary Fleming

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“Convenient to the village of Gormanstown there is a place called Legdoory, and in it are the remains of an old flour mill...”

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Mary Fleming

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“There has always been a legend about the Gormanstown family that foxes leave their neighbouring coverts and...”

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Mary Fleming

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“During Cromwells invasion of Ireland when advanceing to take possession of Gormanstown Castle his soldiers...”

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Roger Murphy

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“The time of the priest hunting in Ireland it is said that Lord Gormanstown used to hide a priest.”

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Robert Carolan

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