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Crufty
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53.6779, -6.35042latitude, longitude
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Historical references
1540-1 |
Grusty
...Cloweston, and... Acarn. Crikleston, Herbertson. Tulloke, Knocbeke and Hogeston. (Thos. Cusake)
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1540c |
Grusce
Rectoria de Kylcarvan <br>
Kylkarvan…villata de Grusce…Shallon…villata de Newhagard…villata de Angor…villata de Gafney… Crown Survey 34
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1569 |
Graft
Lease … to Francis Agarde, esq … the
rectory of Julyanston, extending to Julyanston, Damcaneston,
Rogerstowne, Nynche, Leyton, and both towns of [Mynestone]
; the rectory of Killarvan, extending to Killarvan, Graft, Shallon,
Newhaggard, Angor, and Gaffney ; eight copies of tithe corn out
of Colpe ; out of Newton …S. James, 1, Stagrenan, 1,
great Stamyn … little Stamyn, 1, Pilleston and Ballynard … Ballaugheston … Donnakerne, 6, and Payneston, 2, parcels
of the rectory of Colpe ; the rectory of Morechurche, extending
to Morechurche, Moynard, Irishtowne, Churchefeldston, Richardstone,
Kenocke, Lesternon, Moylaughlyn, Kynodestone, Clowthestone,
Leganbale, Durdeston, and Crykelotteston ; the rectory of
Stamollen, extending to Stamollen, Balloy, Canthenston, Gormanstown,
Baltrey, Stydall, Kilbreckeston, Clintonston, Gibbestowne,
Tullocke, Hoggeston, Knockbegg, Harbertiston, Danielston,
Grenanston, Whitelesse, Sadilston, Leceston, and Ballastrane;
F 1480
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1642 |
Croftie (the hill of ...)
fol. 28r
<P> the Lord Netterfeild, Bath of Athcarne, Darcie of Plattin, Patrick Brimingham of the Corballies, William Malone of Lismullin, Nicholas Dowdall of Brownestown{e}, Edward Dowdall of Moncketowne, Cusack of Gerraldston, Cusack of Staffordstowne, with a great many others whom hee this Examinant cannot call to minde were on the hill of Bedlowstowne, where the said Lordes and <Q> principall of the Gentrie aforesaid were in consultation, & from thence went vnto the hill of Croftie ... from his owne house att Galston by accident went to visite his Mother, wife vnto Bartholomew Moore of Dowanstowne... Depositions MS 816, fols 028r-028v
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1680 |
Cruftye or Grofty
Arthur Earl of Anglesey [Arthur Annesley] Platten,
712 a…Great Stamyme, 120 a… Little Stamyne, 40 a…Newtowne,
63 a…Killcarnan, 70 a…Shallon, 240 a…Cruftye or Grofty, 97 a…Calliaghstowne, 124a…Gaffney, 55 a….Annagor, 115 a… Newhaggard, 121 a… Rogerstowne,
300 a…Little Donacarny, 130 a…in Beamount…in Colpe, 264 a…bar. Duleek, co. Meath.—
ASE 81
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1836 |
Crifty alias Crofty
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Quit Rents (Copy):AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crusty
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GJRates (Old Docket): AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crusty
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HCSV:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Grafty
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DS:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crufty
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Common name:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crochta, 'in Irish is the English croft, a close, a field, a garden, crofteen is its diminutive'
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crufty
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OD:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Grafty
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ASE:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22, Nóta: (Brodigan)
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1836 |
Gruftie
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Grant J. I (Brodigan):AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crufty
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BS:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Crusty
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Co. Map 1812:AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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1836 |
Grufty
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Inq. H VIII (Brodigan):AL Leathanach: Mí020,22
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