| n/a |
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· Nóta |
An Seabhac: Baile Mhic Giolla Góid -- thiar taobh le hArabella mar a raibh caisleán Mhic Giolla Góid. Is árithe gur cuid é Arabella den bhf. Féach ainm an phar. “Ballymac” an gnáth-ainm ag daoine anois air. Paróiste Bhaile Mhic Giolla Góid |
| 1302-6 |
Ecclesia Nova?
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· Pap. Tax., 296 |
Deanery de Hac[nye]; 'Balisida ... Novchonwale' |
| 1477 |
rectoria Ecclesie Noue de Akymys
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· CPL, Volume XIII, 576 |
James comitis de Cymonie (recte Decymonie) |
| 1477 |
rectoria Ecclesiae Novae de Akymis
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· Ann. Ardf., 26, Paragraph 70 |
The name Akymis refers to the Aicme Chiarraighe whose location was in the barony of Trughanacmy n. eag. |
| 1579 |
Edm. Halligeot, of Halligeotston?
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· F, Paragraph 3546 |
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| 1586 |
Ballymachelligoid, Ballymackellygoyde
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· Desm. Surv. , 14 |
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| 1586 |
Ballynmacelligot
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· Desm. Surv. , 8 |
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| 1596-97 |
Ballim’Kelgot
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· F, 6034 |
'churches of ..., possessions of Gerald, earl of Desmond' |
| 1601 |
Ballemackgellgott
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· F, 6576 |
Dermot m’Owen buy |
| 1601 |
Ballem’keligode
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· F, 6498 |
Pardon to…Morris M’Keligode, of Ballem’keligode, gent., Thomas and Richard M’Keligode, his sons, Sely ny Keligode, his daughter, John M’Donell alias John Gromy, of same…
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| 1604 |
Ballimc Kelgot
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· CPR, 54b |
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| 1608c. |
a regrant of the castle of Lindericke, which was to be called Ballaymckellicott
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· CPR, 134a |
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| 1612 |
Ballymcellygod otherwise Elcott rect.
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· CPR, 215b |
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| 1613 |
Ballimckellicot parish
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· CPR, 242b |
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| 1615 |
BallymcElligott
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· RVis. (Ardf.), 183 |
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| 1625 |
Ballymcellligott, Maurice McElligott of
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· CPR, 590a |
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| 1625-49 |
Ballymc Elligott
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· Inq.(Ci), 295 |
|
| 1655c |
East & West Balli:mc.Elligot
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· DS |
casileán léirithe ann |
| 1655c |
Balli:mc:eligott, the Parish of
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· DS |
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| 1666 |
East and West BallymcElligott alias Ballygralagh
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· ASE, 66.05 |
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| 1685 |
BallimcEligan
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· Hib. Del. |
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| 1727 |
Bally McElligott
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· Ardf. Wills, 147 |
"Mason, John, Bally McElligott, co. Kerry ... Mason, James [1735]" |
| 1824 |
BallyMcElligott
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· TAB, 14 |
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| 1841 |
Part of Ballimceligott
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· Vallancey Map:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Bally Mc Elligott
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· Fitzgerald, Rev. J.:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Bally Mc Elligott
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· TAB:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Ballymackelligot
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· OD:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Baile mic Eileagóid, 'Mac Elligott's town'
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· OD:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Ballymackelligot (Ph of )
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· Inhabs.:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Ballymackelligot (Ph of )
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· BS:AL, Ci017,1 |
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| 1841 |
Bally Mac Elligot signifies the Town of Mac Elligot,
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· LSO (Ci), 31/61 |
Bally Mac Elligot signifies the Town of Mac Elligot, who was the ancient proprietor. The anonymous writer of a tract on the Co. of Kerry preserved in the MS. Library of Trinity College Dublin I. 1, 3, speaks of this family as follows: “Bally Mac Elligot distant to the East from Tralee about three miles has in it the ruins of some considerable castles, but it is chiefly remarkable for it’s name, which it takes from the Mac Elligots, a potent family in these parts descended from the Mac Clowds of the Isle of Skith in Scotland. They came into Ireland with Galfridus de Marisco, Justice of Ireland, and had formerly great possessions in this country.” The site of the Old Church of this Parish is occupied by a Protestant one which was built in the year 1824. |
| 1841 |
Bally Mc Elligott
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· TAB:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
Ballymackelligot
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· Inhabs.:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
Ballymackelligot
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· BS:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
Bally Mc Elligott
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· Inq. C I:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
[Ballymacelligott]
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· OD:AL, Ci017,16 |
"See parish name." [Nóta OD] |
| 1841 |
East & West BallimcElligott
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· Vallancey Map:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
Ballymac Elligott alias Ballygralagh
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· Acts of Settlement:AL (Ci), Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
Bally Mc Elligott
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· Inq. J I:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 1841 |
Bally Mc Elligott
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· Fitzgerald, Rev. J.:AL, Ci017,16 |
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| 2017 |
/ˌbaləməˈkelɪgət, ˌbaliːməˈkelɪgət, ˌbaliːˈmak /
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· Áit., Number 170713, Speaker 011 |
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