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Cnoc Búnsa
genitive: Chnoc Búnsa
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Knockbounce
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Historical references
1639 |
Bouncinge Hill
Phillip Codd
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JKAS Imleabhar: V, Leathanach: 295
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1642 |
Bounsinghill
Phillip Cood of Bounsinghill in the Cowntie of Killdare late vndersherriffe of that Cownty
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Dep. 1641 Leathanach: (CM) 160v
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1654 |
Bounsing Hill
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CS VIII Leathanach: 76
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1654 |
Bunsing Hill
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CS VIII Leathanach: 76
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1654 |
Bounsing Hill
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CS VIII Leathanach: 77
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1654 |
Bounsing Hill
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CS VIII Leathanach: 76
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1654 |
Bunsing Hill Lane
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CS VIII Leathanach: 76
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1654 |
Logh of Bounsing Hill
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CS VIII Leathanach: 77
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1752 |
Knockbounce
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1759 |
Knockbounce
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CGn. Leathanach: 198.42.130853
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1773 |
Knockbounce
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CGn. Leathanach: 294.385.195078
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1783 |
Knockbounce
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1809 |
Knockbunts
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1812 |
Knock-bunce
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Leet II Leathanach: 58
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1815 |
Knockbunts
'A survey of the Glebe of Killcullen ... the estate of the Chancellor of Christ Church let to William Lisney'
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Longfield: Baronies (CD) Uimhir: vtls000302002
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1837 |
Knockbounce
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BS:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Knockbounce
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Teacher (Divine):AL (CD) Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Knockbounce
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Browning, J. P.:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Knockbounce
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Cole, W.:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Knockbounce
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Hardy, J.:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Knockabounce
[Map]
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Stat. Survey (CD):AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Cnoc bonnsaighe
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OC:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
hill of the rod
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OD:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
Knockbounce
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OD:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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1837 |
[Knockbounce]
"It might seem from the word 'knock' being part of the name of the townland that it contained a hill, but that is not the case for there is scarcely any elevation in it."
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Desc. Rem.:AL Leathanach: 1,13
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2009-2010 |
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