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[[Image:DublinOldRoad.jpg|thumb|left|OSMap 1835 showing the old Dublin road]] | [[Image:DublinOldRoad.jpg|thumb|left|OSMap 1835 showing the old Dublin road]] | ||
Killylifferbane is crossed by an old road from [[ | Killylifferbane is crossed by an old road from [[Drummonds Glebe]] across [[Tattynacunnian]] and on to [[Mullyvea Glebe]], thus joining three [[:Category:Glebe Land|glebe townlands]]. This old road was referred to as the Old Dublin Road and at the Drummons end one can follow its route coming out to Drumady Church and on to Lacky bridge and Clones. At the other end after Mullavea Glebe it crosses Annahilly North, from where it could have turned west and joined the Fivemiletown road or turned east and at some distance joined the other old road which came up through Dernacloy. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:10, 20 October 2009
Killylifferbane Glebe is a townland in South-East County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland.
Area 117:0:33
Etymology
(wood, white herbs)
Griffiths Valuation 1862
Occupier……………………….Lessor John Wallace……………………........Rev. Thomas Hand Land Hugh Blakely……………………........Rev. Thomas Hand Land Francis Sweeney……………………...Hugh Blakely House Pheobe Wallace……………………….Rev Thomas Hand H Os & L Alice Rooney and Patrick Rooney………………………..Rev Thomas Hand H Os L Arthur Neill………………………….. Rev Thomas Hand H Os & L Patrick Neill…………………………...Rev Thomas Hand H Os & L James Crudden…………………...........Rev Thomas Hand H Os & L
1901 Census
Head of Family…………………Name of Landholder if different John Rooney Thomas Rooney Denny O’Neill Margt. O’Neill Patk Beggan Thos Doonan
Surnames in 2005
Kearns Mulligan Fox McCarren Faux
Old Dublin Road
Killylifferbane is crossed by an old road from Drummonds Glebe across Tattynacunnian and on to Mullyvea Glebe, thus joining three glebe townlands. This old road was referred to as the Old Dublin Road and at the Drummons end one can follow its route coming out to Drumady Church and on to Lacky bridge and Clones. At the other end after Mullavea Glebe it crosses Annahilly North, from where it could have turned west and joined the Fivemiletown road or turned east and at some distance joined the other old road which came up through Dernacloy.