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[4qd-bannvalley] A few questions
- Subject: [4qd-bannvalley] A few questions
- From: 4qd-bannvalley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (William Scott)
- Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2007 01:41:43 +0100
- In-reply-to: <00a201c7d460$276a1100$6700a8c0@BobPC>
- References: <00a201c7d460$276a1100$6700a8c0@BobPC>
Hello again Bob
> I understand that a "glebe" is a section of land whose rental income
supports a church.=A0 What church did Killygullib support?=A0
You are correct about a =93glebe=94 and you will find a townland named =
Glebe in
many parishes. Killygullib was the land supporting the Churchtown Pres
church. The vicar=92s manse is still situated there beside Moran=92s =
crossroads.
The Tamlaght Ocrilly (aka Churchtown) COI has its manse in Hervey Hill,
about a mile towards Kilrea.The neighbouring townland of Killymuck was, =
and
is, associated with 1st Kilrea Pres. You will find many of its =
parishioners
in Killymuck.
I have a copy of some land rental records dating from 1800-1814 for =
various
townlands in the area. There is not much detail recorded =96 just names =
and
amounts along with townland, but some familiar names do crop up and give =
an
idea of the relative =93affluence=94 of the families.
Let me know if you want a name looked up.
William Scott