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Explanatory note
- Gaeilge
ní léir brí an logainm seo
Is léir de réir na bhfoirmeacha stairiúla ón 18ú haois go dtugtaí An Lorgain Dhubh ar an bhaile fearainn seo tráth dá raibh fosta.
- English
the meaning of this placename is unclear
Historical records from the 18th century indicate that this townland was once also known as An Lorgain Dhubh 'the black long low ridge'.
Centrepoint
Historical references
| 1655-7 |
Tartany
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| 1655-7 |
Tartany
Edward Betagh Ir: papt.
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| 1670 |
Tartany
22. Sir ARTHUR DENNY. — In Sheane, 155 a…Fartagh, 74 a. prof. 17a…
—Galepole, 85 a…part of Donnover, with its hamletts, 35 a…part of Tartany, 51a…bar. Kells ASE 223
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| 1685c |
Tartany
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| 1729 |
Lorgandough als Turtany
Thomas Williams of Williamstown ... Daniel Hutchins ... Towns Lands Tenements and Herediments called and known by the name and names of Lorgandough als Turtany (153a) ... Druminiskelin and the Lands of Shane (165a) ... Barony of Kells
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CGn. 60.172.40383
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| 1730 |
Lorgondough als Turtany
(Williams to Johnson) Lorgondough als Turtany (153a) ... Druminiskelin
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CGn. 79.380.56496
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| 1731 |
Lorgandough als Turtany
Hutchins to Lodge ... Lorgandough als Turtany ... Druminiskelin ... Shane ... Fartagh ... Williamstowne als Boreaverty ... Knockglass ... Pole of land called the Goales
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CGn. 65.164.44890
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| 1735 |
Lorgandough als Turtany
Richd. Steele ... Thos. Williams of Williamstown ... Lorgandough als Turtany ... Druminiskelan & the Lands of Shane ... Fartagh ... Lackmelsh ... Williamstown als Boreavety ... Knockglass ... Duleene ... the Goales ... Corboggy ...
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CGn. 80.378.56268
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| 1742 |
Tartanny ows. Lurgan Duff
(Thos. Williams of Williamstown-Penefeather) <br>
Corboggy, Tartanny ows. Lurgan Duff, Fartagh, Goleu Shane, part of Dulane & Knockglass ows. called Williams Town CGn.
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CGn. 109.290.75947
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| 1766 |
Tartanny otherwise Lurganduffe
Corboggy, Tartanny otherwise Lurganduffe Fartagh Goales Shane ... Dulane and Knochglass otherwise called Williamstown
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CGn. 251.240.161087
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| 1782 |
Tartany orwise Lurganduff
Williamstown, Boreavety, Knockglass, Fartagh, Lackmelsh, Duleen otherwise Duleene otherwise Dulane, Goales orwise Galepole, Corboggy, Sheane Orwise Shane, Donnover with its Hamlets, Tartany orwise Lurganduff & Mayo orwise Maio and Crocknagalloge
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CGn. 344.460.232567
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| 1802 |
Tartany orwise Lurganduffe
Corboggy Tartany orwise Lurganduffe Tartagh Goales Shane part of Dulane & Knockglass orwise Williamstown
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CGn. 575.589.388622
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| 1836 |
Trohanny
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BS:AL Leathanach: Mí082,25
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| 1836 |
Trohanny
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Bar. Cons. (Tevlin):AL Leathanach: Mí082,25
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| 1836 |
Trohanny
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HCSV:AL Leathanach: Mí082,25
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| 1836 |
Troigh-eanaigh, 'poor morass'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí082,25
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| 1836 |
Trohanny
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí082,25
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| 1836 |
Trohanny
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Meresman:AL Leathanach: Mí082,25
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