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Bomaine
genitive: Bhomaine
(Irish)
Bomany
(English)
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54.9339, -7.78096latitude, longitude
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Historical references
| 1608 |
O’Boninnee
is this parish of Conwale, conteyninge in all, eleven balibetaghes, whereof foure quarters are herenagh land, inhabited by foure several tennantes, payinge thereout, yearly unto the lord busshop of Raphoe, fiftie shiliinges per annum: and alsoe payinge unto the said busshop out of three of the said uarters, twenty foure meathers of butter, and fowerscore an sixteen meathers of meale per annuu, 'over and besides the rent aforesaid; and that the fourth quarter named O’Boninnee is free from all duties payinge to the said busshop six shillinges and eight pence rent, per mail, and they also say, that the sept which holdeth the said qurter free, is the sept of Cormock boy O’Gallochor
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| 1758 |
Abomine otherwise Bomynie otherwise Bominay
being one Quarter of land
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CGn. 192.46.128357: Span to Span
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| 1759 |
Abomine alias Bominie being one quarter of land
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CGn. 202.12.132661: Span to Hamilton
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| 1834 |
Bominy
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| 1835 |
Bomany
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| 1835 |
O'Boninnee
líne faoi 'ni' agus 'm scríofa faoin líne
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: alt 7
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| 1835c |
Both Máine 'Maine's hut or cabin'
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| 1835 |
Bomany to agree with Clonmany
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| 1835 |
Bomany
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| 1953c |
'bʌməni
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| 1964-9 |
'bʌməni
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