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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
the town of Amhlaoibh
Amhlaoibh — ainm pearsantaFéach bf Baile Amhlaoibh Thuaidh (#28015), bf Baile Amhlaoibh Theas (#27914). Cf. bf Cúil Amhlaidh (#28792) sa pharóiste seo.
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Historical references
1578 |
Ballyowley in Upper Ossory
Geoffrey Fitzpatrick of
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CSPI Imleabhar: 1574-1585, Leathanach: 146
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1601 |
Balleawly
Donnell Fitz Pattrick
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F Alt: 6551
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1602 |
Balleawly
Donell Mc Geffery Fitz Pattrick
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F Alt: 6733
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1603 |
Ballyawly
Donell and Shane Mc Shearie
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F Alt: 6775
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1613 |
Ballyamley
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Inq. Lag. Alt: 3 J I
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1650c |
Baile Amhlaoibh
'Séathfra ó ...'; Geinealach Mhic Giolla Phádraig
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LM Leathanach: 274
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1805 |
Beckfield
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1838 |
Beckfield
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BS:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
Beckfield
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Lalor, J.:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
Beckfield
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Young, Rev.:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
Beckfield
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GJP:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
Beckfield
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Drought, Cllr:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
Beckfield
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Cahill Co. Map:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
Beckfield
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Roe:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1838 |
[Beckfield]
"…2 Danish forts…"
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Desc. Rem.:AL Leathanach: La052,14
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1905 |
Beckfield is so called from a spinster lady named Beck or Rebecca Flood, who built Beckfield House more than a century ago. It had been previously called Ballyawly, the Anglicized form of the original Irish name, which is béul-átha-Amhlaeibh (pronounced Bayl-aw-Oulee), that is, Awley's ford. The ancient ford is now marked by a bridge ... In 1653 John Fitzpatrick forfeited Ballyawly and Garryduff. A John Fitzpatrick paid hearth-money for two hearths in Ballyawly in 1665.
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Carrigan Imleabhar: II, Leathanach: 354
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