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Aghavea (from
Irish Achadh Bheithe,
meaning 'field of the
birch tree') is a
civil parish and
townland (of 131 acres) in
County Fermanagh,
Northern Ireland...
- west of the
County Tyrone boundary. It is
situated in the
civil parish of
Aghavea and the
historic barony of Magherastephana. It is
situated within Fermanagh...
- D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Arney, Aghalurcher,
Aghavea,
Aghavea-Aughintaine Bell****, Boho,
Botha Clogher, Clones,
Culmaine Derrybrusk...
- Ireland. Dr.
Owens was born in Clogher,
County Tyrone. He was born at
Aghavea on 4
January 1840; and
educated at St Macartan's College,
Monaghan and...
- his
first pastoral appointment in 1989, when he was
appointed curate in
Aghavea/Aghintaine (centred on
Brookeborough and Fivemiletown). He was appointed...
- 2024.
Annals of the Four
Masters 2008, pp. 2163–2165.
Inscriptions from
Aghavea, Co.
Fermanagh Clogher Record, Vol. IV, Nos. 1 and 2, pp. 95102 Paterson...
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monastic houses in
County Fermanagh edit)
Aghalurcher Monastery (approx.)
Aghavea Monastery (approx.) Boho
Monastery (approx.) Davy's
Island Monastery (approx...
- 24
civil parishes in
County Fermanagh Aghalurcher (also
County Tyrone)
Aghavea Bell**** Boho
Cleenish Clogher Clones (also Clones,
County Monaghan) Currin...
- at
Trinity College,
Dublin and
ordained in 1879. He
began his
career at
Aghavea. He was
Rector of
Drumcar from 1873
until 1886, then
Rector of
Tynan from...
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articles 29 Dec. 1766)
daughter of
Henry Leslie (1710-1786) of Nutfield,
Aghavea,
County Fermanagh, and his
first wife
Amelia Creichton (married 5 Jan....
