Corr na Caillí/Cornacullew

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Hierarchy

townland

Corr na Caillí

genitive: Chorr na Caillí

(Irish)

Cornacullew

(English)

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Glossary

corr

English round hill, pointed hill, hollow; pointed, conspicuous, odd

Hierarchy

county

An Longfort/Longford

barony

An Longfort/Longford

civil parish

Cill Eo/Killoe

Centrepoint

53.8845, -7.6972latitude, longitude

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Historical references

1629	Cornekilly	Cotton Map Cotton Map
1655	Cornecallie	DS Down Survey (Barony Maps - Hiberniae Regnum, 1654, cóipeanna a rinne an tSuirbhéireacht Ordanáis ó na bunchóipeanna i bPáras, 1908) Bliain foilsithe: 1655-7
1660c	Cornecallie	BSD (Lo) Leathanach: 175 Books of Survey and Distribution (Co. Longford)
1667	Cornecally	ASE Leathanach: 145 Abstracts of Grants of Lands..under the Acts of Settlement and Explanation, A.D.1666-1684 (Appendix to Fifteenth Annual Report from the Commissioners of Public Records of Ireland, 45-280; 1825) Bliain: 1666-84
1813	Cornacullew	Edgeworth A map of the county of Longford, William Edgeworth (1813); 4 leathanach (W. Faden, Londain a d’fhoilsigh, 1814)
1832	Cornacullew	BS:AL Boundary Surveyor c. 1830 as AL / Ordnance Survey Parish Namebooks. Bliain: 1830
1832	Cornacullew	Crawford, Sir, G.:AL Crawford, Sir, G.:AL
1832	Cornacullen [sic]	Edgeworth Map:AL A map of the county of Longford, William Edgeworth (1813) ex AL
1832	Cornecallie	DS:AL Down Survey (1656-1658), foinse in Ainmleabhar na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis / Source in Ordnance Survey Parish Namebooks
1832	Cor na Coilleadh, “pit or hill of the wood”	OD:AL O'Donovan (leagan Gaeilge de logainm nó nóta agus é scríofa le dúch; John O’Donovan / Seán Ó Donnabháin a scríobh de ghnáth), ex AL. A note or an Irish form of a placename in the Ordnance Survey Parish Namebooks, usually written by John O'Donovan. Bliain: 1830-40, Bliain: 1835, Bliain: 1838
1832	There is also a well called Tubberpatrick and Village called Drumgort	Desc. Rem.:AL Descriptive Remarks; as Ainmleabhar Paróiste na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis/from the Ordnance Survey Parish Namebook Bliain: 1830-40
1832	OD – “The hill now called Carn, a part of the same range he [Petty] calls Carnecallie, a name which is still remembered and connected with a tradition about a hag (Cailleach).”	LSO (Lo) Leathanach: 27 Litreacha na Suirbhéireachta Ordanáis, An Longfort
1908	Cornacallow, Cor na Coilleadh, “pit of the grove or wood”	MacGivney Leathanach: 90 Place names of the County Longford. Correctly spelled in Irish and fully explained in English, with notes and illustrations by Rev. Joseph MacGivney
2007	kornəˈkeliˑ	Áit. Fianaise áitiúil, ar théip go hiondúil, ar coimeád i gcartlann an Bhrainse Logainmneacha. Bliain: 1952-

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