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Inis Mochta
genitive: Inis Mochta
(Irish)
Inishmot
(English)
Centrepoint
53.8368, -6.61803latitude, longitude
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Historical references
922 |
na hInnsi (Mochta ...)
Aois Criost, naoi ccéd fiche a dó. An cúigeadh bliadhain do Dhonnchadh. Duibhlitir, abb Cluana heidhneach. Muiredhach, mac Domhnaill, abb Mainistreach Buithe, cenn athchomharc (.i. fiafraighe) fear mBregh uile, óccaibh, cléirchibh, agus maormuinntire Pátraig ó Sliabh Fuaid co Laighniu dég. Maolmordha, mac Congalaigh, abb Daimhinsi, Mochta na hInnsi, mac Cernachain, sagart Arda Macha, décc.
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939 |
Inis Mochta
co ro oirccsettar na Gaill Inis Mochta ar lic egha ...
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997 |
i nInis Mochta (Maoileachlainn)
Aois Criost, naoi ccéd nocha a seacht.
9919An nomhadh bliadhain décc do Mhaoilechlainn.
9920Conaing Ua Cosccraigh, sui epscop Cluana mic Nóis, dég.
9921Diarmaitt, mac Domhnaill, tighearna Ua cCeinnselaigh,
9922Giollapatraicc, mac Donnchadha, tigherna Osraighe, décc.
9923Giolla Ernáin, mac Aghda, tigherna Tethbha, do mharbhadh lá
9924Síol Ronáin.
9925Oissine Ua Machainén, tigherna Mughdhorn, do mharbhadh lá
9926*** Maoileachlainn i nInis Mochta.
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1026 |
i nInis Mochta
for lic oighreadh i nInis Mochta,
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1138 |
go hInis Mochta, na hinnsi, an inis, na hinnsi, na hinnse
lóttar Midhigh, Laighnigh, agus Goill ***co hInis Mochta dia hargain, do dheachaidh drong dhirimhe díobh ar rathannaibh, agus ar snámh ar in loch do rochtain na hinnsi, agus do riacht dream díobh an inis. Tangattar dna iarsin lucht na hinnsi chúca i narthraighibh. Ro báidhit, agus ro mharbhaitt sochaidhe díbh léo,agus teichit an drem díbh bhoí isin inis este, agus ní ro fhédsat losccadh na hinnse tré mhiorbhail Dé agus an erlamha. Is annsin ro marbhadh Cúbruinne Ua Longaircc, agus mac Tadhg mac Mic Ualghaircc agus mac Mic Turgaill.
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1150 |
co hInis Mochta
lch. 1092. Ríogh thurus Muirchertaigh mic Néill Uí Lachlainn co maithibh tuaisceirt Ereann co hInis Mochta a ccomhdháil Uí Chearbhaill agus Uí Ruairc.
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1152 |
Inis Mochta
Creachshluaigheadh la Mag Lochlainn co Cenél Eóghain co ráinic Inis Mochta do dhíochur Chearbhaill, agus ro aircc sochaidhe don chur sin, agus ro athchuir Ua Cearbhaill a cendus Oirghiall a ccionaidh comharba Patraic ro ghonsidhe agus ro sháraigh fecht riamh. L 1102.
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1305c |
Imesmothe
40s. Lch.261.
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1362 |
Inismaght
… Robert Brabesoun … Cokestoun by Serlestoun … witnesses … of Inismaght … Endorsed Dromenrath Nobyr Uimh. 225
Lch. 91-2
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1379 |
Inyhemaugh
Patent Roll 2 Richard II
INSPEXIMUS of the partition of the lands and tenements that belonged to Theobald Verdon made in 6 Edw. III [1332–3] and sent into the chancery of Edward III by that K.'s order, in these words … barony of Slane … parish of Killaruy which Richard Fleming and other tenants of the same parish hold there; and of the parish of Miltoun which Michael Stokes and other tenants hold there; and the parish of Inyhemaugh which Robert Cruice and others his tenants hold there.
(Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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1383 |
Hynnysmoght (Agnes daughter of Henry Cruys of ...)
Agnes daughter of Henry Cruys of Hynnysmoght … A reles from Agnes Cruyes to John Bacombe for Drommolan .. Elassarouthe Uimh. 281
Lch.113
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1423 |
Inesmoght
Patent Roll 1 Henry VI <br>
COMMISSION to William Cryps clk of custody of the following lands [etc.], viz.: one third of the lands [etc.] late of Stephen Fleming in Inesmoght in the barony of Slane, which John Mann holds;
one third of the lands [etc.] late of Robert Cruys there, which John Mann holds;
1 messuage called le Oldecourte in Stakallan;
2 messuages and 40 acres of land late of John Randyll' clk there, which John Telyng holds;
50 acres there called Brayneslond, late of Thomas Daltoun, which Richard Rede holds;
and 6 messuages and 1 carucate of land late of Elizabeth Dexcestre there, which Richard Rede holds. (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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1424 |
Inesmoght
Patent Roll 2 Henry VI <br>
COMMISSION, by mainprize of Richard […] and John Mann junior of co. Meath, to John Mann and […] his wife of custody of 1 messuage and 40 acres of land in Inesmoght in the barony of Slane; (Cal. ICR (chancery.tcd.ie))
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1476 |
Inysh
James Fleming … Inysh … in the barony of Slane … Loghebrakan Uimh. 481
Lch. 198-9
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1541-42 |
Inchemoght
… Stevenston, Judgeston, Personeston, Newtown of Rathbran, Monteneston, Doweston, and Dandleston, 48 acres of Knyghton, 6 acres in Fudeston, 24 acres in Peverelston, 16 acres in Pierston, in the parish of Inchemoght; 80 acres in Frencheston… Heyroneston, 40 acres in Rathraynolde, near Siddan, and 8 messuages …in …Trim… .Lands of Dromsaury, Portneston and Ballyshytruk CPCR 79-80(Morrin) (Exemplification of the enrolment of a deed… 3* Edw. IV… John Fleming, Wm. Waringe, Thos. Yonge, chaplains declare to have given to Anne, lat wife of Sir Wm. Welles Richard
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1654 |
Inishmott Par.
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1654 |
Inismott (The Parish of ...)
The Parish of Inismott is bounded on the east with the Barrony
of Athcrdece and the river Kyan, on the west the parish of Siddan on
the north with the Parish of Dromconragh and on the South with the
Parish of Siddan. 364.
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1685c |
Enishmott
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1836 |
Inishmot
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BS:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Innismott or Innismoothy
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Carlisle Top Dic:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Innishmote
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Bar. Cons.:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Inishmote
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Cess Coll.:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Innishmott
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Co. Map 1812:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Inishmot
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Beaufort Map 1812:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Enismott; Enishmott
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Petty Eng. Map 1683:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Inismoght
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Inq. C I:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Eanas mot
"Pron." [OC]
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OC:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
St Mochta's island
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Eanas mocht
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pl:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Insla Sancti Mochtai
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Inishmot
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí046,8
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1836 |
Eanas Mot (Mochta (recte); scríofa os a chionn)
The people say it signifies the island of Mot (supra Mocht) which was formerly an island and is now surround[ed] by a great extent of low marshy ground which is flooded over every Winter. It is also said it was from the same Saint who presided over the Monastery of Louth ... His day is not celebrated here, nor could I learn that the day of any Patron Saint is now celebrated in it. LSO 121.
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