- (1733–1798) was an
Irish farmer who was
possibly born at Teermore, in
Bulgaden-Ballinvana
parish of
County Limerick, Ireland, near the town of Kilfinane...
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until 1727, when he
stood down.
Evans was the son of
George Evans, of
Bulgaden Hall,
County Limerick and his wife (m. 1679) Mary (née Eyre). Lord Carbery...
- Dubuque, Iowa, from 1866 to 1900. John
Hennessy was born
August 20, 1825, in
Bulgaden,
County Limerick, Ireland. He was the
oldest of
twelve children born to...
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premises was
taken over and
renamed by M. J.
Clery (died 1896), a
native of
Bulgaden,
County Limerick.
William Martin Murphy was also
involved in the business...
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Bruff - (An Brú/Brúgh na nDéise)
Bruree - (Brú Rí/Brú Rígh/Brúgh Ríogh)
Bulgaden - (Bulgaidín/Bulgidín)
Caherconlish - (Cathair
Chinn Lis) Cantogher/Kantoher...
- Elizabeth. He
married secondly Dorothy Evans,
daughter of
George Evans, of
Bulgaden Hall,
County Limerick and his wife Mary Eyre, and
sister of
George Evans...
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Manister Me**** Mocheallóg (Kilmallock)
Ardpatrick Ballyagran Ballyorgan Bruree Bulgaden Colmanswell Effin Glenroe Kilfinane Kilmallock Martinstown Rockhill...
- Unit 9 Sub-unit A
Ardpatrick Glenroe /
Ballyorgan Kilfinane Sub-unit B
Bulgaden /
Martinstown Effin /
Garrienderk Kilmallock Pastoral Unit 10 Rathkeale...
- in 1741 (the
second son of 1st
Baron Carbery) John
Evans (d. 1777) of
Bulgaden Hall co. Limerick. The
baronetcy of
Freke of
Castle Freke was
created for...
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armoured cars and artillery,
advanced on
Kilmallock from Bruree,
Dromin and
Bulgaden.
Seven hundred troops arrived the next day with an
armoured car and a field...
