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Place name County Entry Source BANAGHER Londonderry Knockan, of I. Stevenson, Esq.; Drumcovatt, now occupied as a farm-house; Banagher Cottage, the residence of Michael Ross, Esq.; Kilcreen Lewis:Ireland Boharm Banffshire
MorayKnockan (1219); in the northern, the Hill of Cairnty (606) and Thief's Hill (819). Gneiss rock prevails along thesouthern Groome Botriphnie Banffshire Knockan (1219), culminating just beyond the western border, and by Carran Hill (1366) and the Tips of Clunymore (1296) beyond Groome Brida Kerry Brida , school, Knockane par., mid. co. Kerry. Bartholomew DUNLOE GAP Kerry DUNLOE GAP .See KNOCKANE, county of KERRY. Lewis:Ireland HORTLAND, or BALLYSCULLOGE, also called SCULLOGESTOWN Kildare Knockanally, of W. Coates, Esq. It is a vicarage, in the diocese of Kildare, forming part of the union of Kilcock Lewis:Ireland IGHTERMURRAGH, or IGHTERMORROGH Cork Knockane, of T. Gard, Esq., M. D.; Lisquinlan, of the Rev. C. Harte, A. M., situated on the summit of a peninsula Lewis:Ireland KILLARNEY Kerry Knockane, in which they are situated. The living is a vicarage, in the diocese of Ardfert and Aghadoe, united from Lewis:Ireland KILLORGLIN Kerry Knockane, except Glencare, and has a chapel built on an acre of land given by the late Lord Ventry, and lately Lewis:Ireland Knockan Sutherland Knockan , hamlet, in SE. of Assynt par., Sutherland, adjacent to Elphin. Bartholomew Knockane Kerry Knockane , par., mid. co. Kerry, 7 miles NW. of Killarney, 57,542 ac., pop. 4300. Bartholomew KNOCKANE Kerry KNOCKANE , a parish, chiefly in the barony of DUNKERRON, with a small part in that of TRUGHENACKMY, county of KERRY Lewis:Ireland TEMPLEDOWNEY Tipperary building in the village of Toomavara. Knockane castle is situated on an eminence, and forms a landmark, though in ruins. Lewis:Ireland TOOMAVARA Tipperary those of a preceptory of the Knights Templars; near the village stand the two ancient castles of Knockane and Blane. Lewis:Ireland TULLA, or TULLOH Clare Knockane, of J. McMahon, Esq.; Newgrove, of T. Browne, Esq.; Tyredagh, of Mrs. Browne; and Deremore, of F. Gore, Esq. The living Lewis:Ireland WHITECHURCH Waterford Knockane; the largest chamber is of elliptical form, and about 150 feet in length, very beautifully ornamented with stalactites and crystallizations Lewis:Ireland
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