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Baile Mhic an Chaim Thoir
genitive: Bhaile Mhic an Chaim Thoir
(Irish)
Ballymacaquim East
(English)
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Historical references
1560c |
Brúigh mheic an Chaim
“Brúigh mheic an Chaim do chreach sin, Ceall Lúirighe, Lios Tuathail;”
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CDhonn. Leathanach: 516:293
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1577 |
Baile mic an chaim
"Coccadh eittir iarla deasmumhan (gearóid mac Semais mas Seain) agus MacMuiris Ciarraighe .i. Tomas mac emainn mic tomais, baile mic an chaim do ghabháil lá san iarla for Mac muiris.”
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ARÉ Leathanach: 1698
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1582 |
bhaile mhec an chaim [g.]
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1586 |
Ballymacewhin
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Desm. Surv. Leathanach: 19
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1597 |
Ballym’choim, Ballim’echoin
Gerot fitz James
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F Leathanach: 6123
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1617 |
BallymcIcoyne otherwise Ballimaccoiny otherwise Ballmcconine, Ballymcconie
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CPR Leathanach: 337b
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1641c |
Ballynyquin
John ffitz James Peirce
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Inq.(Ci) Leathanach: 141, Imleabhar: II
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1649 |
?castello de Achadbronagh
"Reverendus Dominus Jacobus Geraldinus in castello de Achadbronagh in comitatu Kerriensi natus" 272
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1655 |
Ballimcquoin
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1659 |
BallimcLuine
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Cen. Leathanach: 249
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1660 |
Ballymacquion
'... & Ballimellagan'
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BSD Leathanach: 132
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1671 |
Balmacowin
'... & Ballimellagan'
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ASE Leathanach: 47:38
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1685 |
Ballim: quoin
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1700-1750c |
sliocht Bhaile Mhic ann Chaoim
Do chroabh sgaoile seaánnachus Chloinne Phiarrus: “Ó Phiarrus, do bhí/pósta ag Eiléann ighionn Uí Shúillibháinn Mhóir, sliocht Bhaile Mhic ann Chaoim…”
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JKAHS Leathanach: 28
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1748 |
Ballymacoom
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CGn. Leathanach: 413.88084, Imleabhar: 126
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1748 |
Ballymacoom
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CGn. Leathanach: 413.88084, Imleabhar: 126
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1841 |
Ballymack-a-quim East
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BS:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymacahim
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Larkin (Ci):AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymacahim
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BM:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymacaquim
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Stokes, O.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymacaquim East
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Scollard, N.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Bally Mc Quoyne
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymcquin
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Inq. C I:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballimcquoin
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Vallancey Map:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymacawhim
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Reg.:AL (Ci) Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Ballymcquim
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TAB:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Baile mic an chaim
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ARÉ:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Baile Mhic a Chaoim, 'Mac Queem's town'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
[Ballymacaquim East]
"There are four forts here…'Ballymacquim Castle' in ruins stands here."
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Desc. Rem.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Bally Mc Aquim East
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Fitzgerald, Rev. T.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,9
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1841 |
Baile Mic An Chaim in the Annals of the Four Masters
The ruins of an old castle are situated in the Townland of Ballymackaquim East. It is said that this castle belonged to the Piers family. Ballymackaquim which is written Baile Mic An Chaim, in the Annals of the Four Masters, and signifies the Town of the Son of the Stooped Man (villa filii Curvi) is mentioned in the same Annals at AD 1577. “A war broke out between the Earl of Desmond (Garrett, the son of James, who was the son of John) and Fitzmaurice of Kerry; (Thomas, the son of Edmond, who was the son of Thomas) and the Earl took Baile Mic An Chaim from Fitzmaurice…”
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LSO (Ci) Leathanach: 136-7/294-8
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1841 |
Ballymacahim
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Bar. Map:AL (Ci) Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Ballymack-a-quim West
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BS:AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Ballymcaquim West
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Fitzgerald, Rev. T.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Bally Mc Quoyne
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Inq. J I:AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Ballymacaquim
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OD:AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Ballymacahim
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Larkin (Ci):AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Ballymacaquim West
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Scollard, N.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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1841 |
Ballymacquim
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Stokes, O.:AL Leathanach: Ci084,10
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2017 |
ˌbaliːmaˈkwim
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Áit. Cainteoir: 002, Uimhir : Ci170710
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