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Tonywardan
(English)
Centrepoint
53.7453, -7.53155latitude, longitude
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Historical references
6 dhuine de shloinne ‘Bardon’ i mbar. Shrule i Cen. 453 (1659). Níl an sloinne luaite in aon bhar. eile sa chontae sa Census seo.
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1582 |
Tromry (Teige O Daly)
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F Leathanach: 3855
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1604 |
Tonyvardan
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 1 Jac.1
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1612 |
Tenivordan
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 3 Jac.1
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1612 |
Tonybarden
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CPR Leathanach: 244b
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1612 |
Tromroe
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 3 Jac.1
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1620 |
Toonebardon (Nicholas Archbald)
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CPR Leathanach: 538a
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1620 |
Tromroe
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CPR Leathanach: 452a
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1629 |
Tonebardan
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1629 |
Tomroe
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1632 |
Tromroe
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Inq. Lag. Leathanach: 9 Car.1
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1654-56 |
Tonninwarden in the barony of Granard
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CS X Leathanach: 47
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1655 |
Tonewarden
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1659 |
Toniwarden
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1659 |
Trumrae
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c.1660 |
Tonenoarden
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BSD Leathanach: 159
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c.1660 |
Townywarden (Bryan ffarrell, I.P.)
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BSD Leathanach: 161
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c.1660 |
Trumry
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BSD Leathanach: 161
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1671 |
Towne-Warden
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ASE Leathanach: 108
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c.1699 |
Tomyvarde (Brian Farrell, gent)
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Analecta Hib. Imleabhar: 22, Leathanach: 77
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1703 |
Tonewarden
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Trustees Leathanach: 360
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1724 |
Trumrose
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CGn. Leathanach: 45.39.27616
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1765 |
Tonnywarden
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CGn. Leathanach: 244.3.155548
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1813 |
Tonywarden
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1813 |
Trumroe
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1836 |
Toneywarden
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1836 |
Tonywarden
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1836 |
Tonewarden
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1836 |
Tonyvardan
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1836 |
Tóin Ui Bhardáin, “O’ Bardan’s bottom lands”
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1836 |
Trumroe
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1836 |
Tromroe
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1836 |
Tromra, “place of elder trees”
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1836 |
Trum ruadh [scriosta]
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1836 |
Tromra
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1836 |
occurs frequently in other counties
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1836 |
Trumroe
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1836 |
Tromroe
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1836 |
Trumroe
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1837 |
The eastern fort in the Townland of Trumra is called Bawnkedy (Ceadach’s Bawn) and should be so called on the Ordnance map
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LSO (Lo) Leathanach: 21
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1908 |
Tonnywarden, Tonn Uí Bhardain, “O’ Barden’s bottom land”
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MacGivney Leathanach: 218
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1908 |
Tromera, Tromra, “where alder trees grow” .. “To the east of this townland is a fort called Ceadach Bán”
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MacGivney Leathanach: 219
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1965 |
Tóin Uí Bhardáin
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2007 |
toniˑˈwɑrdən
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