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Retrieved 17
September 2016. An
Irish Family History, Vol 3, The
Harts of
Glenalla, by K.E.
Whitton 50. H.C. Hart, a
critical introduction "Review of The...
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Kilmacrenan Tullyfern Millford Glenaboghil 469
Boylagh Inishkeel Glenties Glenalla 1,302
Kilmacrenan Aughnish Millford Glenard 1,147
Inishowen West Muff Londonderry...
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confused with
Glenalla State School which was
originally opened in 1879
under the name
Mackay North State School but was
renamed Glenalla State School...
- Cnoc Colbha, Creamhghort, Fánaid Thiar, Fánaid Thuaidh, Gartán, Glen,
Glenalla, Grianfort, Killygarvan, Kilmacrenan, Loch Caol, Millford, Rathmelton,...
- Clandavaddog,
Killygarvan and
Tullyfern and the
townlands of Drumherrive,
Glenalla and Ray in the
parish of Aughnish. Notes:- 1 Not an election, but the date...
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owner of the hall was Ted
Jackson and it was
located next door to his
Glenalla Hotel on the
corner of Hill End Road and
Davey Street. The
hotel was demolished...
- with whom she was the
progenitor of the Hart
family of
Kilderry House,
Glenalla House and
Carrablagh House in Donegal. The Cary
family remained landlords...
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Carraig Airt, Cnoc Colbha, Creamhghort, Fánaid Thiar, Fánaid Thuaidh, Glen,
Glenalla, Grianfort, Killygarvan, Kilmacrenan, Loch Caol, Millford, Rathmelton,...
- She was
refloated with the ****istance of a tug and
resumed her voyage.
Glenalla Canada The ship
departed from Baltimore, Maryland,
United States for Queenstown...
- by
Charles Wray,
Rathmullan House (1820) by Lt. Col. Knox of
Prehen and
Glenalla House (1810)
north of
Rathmullan which was
built by the Hart family. The...
