Hierarchy
county
barony
civil parish
townland
Baile Eathain
genitive: Bhaile Eathain
(Irish)
Ballyanne
(English)
Hierarchy
county
barony
civil parish
Centrepoint
52.4266, -6.90336latitude, longitude
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Historical references
1247 |
Balliatan
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Kn. Fees Leathanach: 109
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1304-5 |
Rob. Eytham
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Hore Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 166
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1306 |
Balihethan, Balyhethan
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CJR Imleabhar: 263
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1324 |
Balyenan
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Kn. Fees Leathanach: 109
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1331 |
Baliethan
(Thomas Hetton son of Sir Henry perpetual vicar of B.)
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COD Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 265
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1331 |
Balihethan
(Henry Hethan, perpetual vicar of the church of B.)
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COD Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 265
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1338 |
Balyechan
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COD Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 303
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1349 |
Allotement of dowry of Roesia wife of Robt. Meiler (Duncormick) Laur. ffermyn, Adam Hethan...
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Hore Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 191
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1425 |
Ballyhethan
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Kn. Fees Leathanach: 109
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1541 |
Ballyen
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F Alt: 242
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1553 |
Ballyane
25. Grant to Charles M‘Art Kevanaghe, in consideration of ser
vices rendered to the Crown, of the title and dignity of Baron of
Ballyane; To hold for life; and that he should, as Baron, enjoy all
such privileges and preeminences in all things as other barons of
the realm more honourany use or enjoy; with a grant of the
oflice of Captain of his Sept, and of all the inhabitants of the country of
M‘Amore, Edward Duff, Fedorghe, and le Duffer, (reserving to the
Crown the lordships and demesnes of Enescorthye, Fernes, Glascarryke, and the country called O’Morrowe’s country, and Idrone,on the north of Glandalur; To hold the office of Captain for life,
with these advantages, namely, that he shall yearly, upon the
countries of which he is permitted the government, have 24 turbarios,
called “kerntye,” for himself, and twelve for Maurice, or Morhge,
Kevenaghe, who after him shall be Baron of Cowelelyene; and that
the said Charles shall have during his life, as well for his better rul
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1559 |
Ballehian
1559 32. Presentation of Donald O’Heidene to thevicarage of Ballehian,
in the diocese of Ferns, in the donation of the Crown, pleno jure.
--Nov. 4, 2°. CPCR (Morrin) 412
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1570-1 |
Ballyian, Clanhanricke and Fassaghesleabuy (Bryan McCahir McArt Kavanagh,
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Hore Imleabhar: VI, Leathanach: 48
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1577 |
Ballean
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F Alt: 3155
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1587 |
Balian
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F Alt: 5028
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1601 |
Balliean
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F Alt: 6541
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1602 |
Ballian
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F Alt: 6809
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1640 |
Ballyean alias Ballyhethan and Polecappull
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Kavanagh Papers Leathanach: 23
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1654 |
(The Parish of ) Ballilane
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1654 |
Bally Ian; Balliane
(Par)
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CS (LG) Imleabhar: IX, Leathanach: 251
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1659 |
Ballyane
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Cen. Leathanach: 549
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1667 |
Ballyayne
(Mountgarret)
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ASE Leathanach: 87
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1678 |
Ballyane
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Hore Imleabhar: I, Leathanach: 353
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1749 |
Ballyane
(Mountgarrett-Clinton)
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CGn. Imleabhar: 138, Leathanach: 301, Uimhir: 93282
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1816 |
Ballyane
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1840 |
Baile Anaidh ' Anad's or Eanna's town'
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1840 |
Ballianne
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1840 |
Ballyane
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