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Death Notices & Obituaries in The Northern Standard 1945 - NAMES: ADDRESSES: DATE: PAGE: Agnew, Jane Aghatamy, Monaghan 09/11/1945 65 Alexander, Alice Margaret Smithboro Manse 18/05/1945 29,30,32,34 Alexander, Margaret Rankin Smithboro 03/09/1948 279,280 Allister, Hugh Thomas Newry & Lisnalee, Monaghan 11/04/1947 180 Anderson, John P. USA & Drum, Clones 05/04/1946 106 Andrews, Joseph John Vancouver & Smithboro 13/07/1945 38 Anketell, Charlemont Kilyfaddy, Clogher 30/05/1947 187 Armstrong, Lily Lisnalee, Monaghan 31/08/1945 49 Armstrong, Robert J. Corkeeran, Ballybay 03/09/1948 277,280 Armstrong, Samuel Rossarrell, Glaslough 03/05/1946 114 Armstrong, Samuel Lisnalee, Monaghan 19/11/1948 293,296 Arnold, James Sr. Church St. Ballybay 17/09/1948 282,284 Arnott, George Ballybay 10/09/1948 282 Askin, Margaret Belgium Square, Monaghan 12/03/1948 239,245 Atkinson, Matilda Milltown, Rockcorry 21/02/1947 175 Bailey, James A. Knappagh, Clones 04/01/1946 84 Baird, Charles Coulter Lisgorran, Ballybay 27/09/1946 135,139 Ballagh, Helen Lisaginney House, Clontibret 10/12/1948 297 Ballagh, Robert Lisaguiney, Clontibret 03/10/1947 211,213 Barker, Emma V. Armagh & Monaghan 20/02/1948 237,241 Barnes, Eliza Ann Crumlin, Threemilehouse 09/02/1945 11,13 Barrett, Dudley Monaghan 02/11/1945 64 Beattie, Annie Fedoo, Castleshane 28/12/1945 79 Beggan, Thomas Annagoes, Newliss 15/11/1946 147 Bell, William George Belfast & Stranooden 21/05/1948 258,259 Bercham, Elizabeth USA & Drumhilla, Ballybay 02/08/1946 131 Berney, Mrs Main St. Ballybay & Latton 09/01/1948 231 Berry, Philip James Killygoan, Monaghan 20/02/1948 237 Blemings, James Belgium Park, Monaghan 28/04/1947 180 Blemings, James Belgium Park, Monaghan 02/05/1947 185 Bloomfield, James Brown Belfast & Ballybay 19/12/1947 225 Bothwell, James Tullylush, Monaghan 01/02/1946 87,93 Bowen, Col. F.O. Dromard House, Clones 25/06/1948 265 Boyd, Ann Eden Island, Monaghan 08/03/1946 99 Boyd, David Coolmain, Monaghan 12/09/1947 197,204 Boyd, Francis Drumreaske 08/10/1948 284 Boyd, Sloan Letterbane, Castleblayney 18/06/1948 261 Boyland, James Tydavnet 26/09/1947 209 Boyland, Jane Tydavnet 21/06/1946 122,128 Boyle, Felix Lacken, Latton 01/11/1946 143 Bradford, John England & Swanns Cross 08/11/1946 146 Bradley, John Mall Road, Monaghan 17/05/1946 117 Branningan, Patrick J. Annagh, Annyalla 12/12/1947 227 Branynan, Sarah Shanmullagh, Clontibret 22/10/1948 290 Breakey, Edith Jane Ballidian, Ballybay 05/04/1946 102 Breakey, Jane Cornanure, Ballybay 11/05/1945 27 Breakey, Olive E. Cumry Lodge, Ballybay 28/09/1945 53,55 Brennan, Alex Mall Road, Monaghan 26/01/1945 2 Brennan, John Kilnamaddy, Ballybay 19/03/1948 242 Breslin, Richard Doohamlet 29/08/1947 202 Brimmer, William Robert Tirkeenan, Monaghan 03/08/1945 44,47 Brown, Robert A. Vancouver & Lisboy, Monaghan 21/02/1947 175 Brown, Robert James Toneycoogan, Emyvale 29/03/1946 102 Browne, William Edward Lissinan, Smithboro 24/07/1947 191,197 Burns, Bernard O'Neill Park, Clones 01/08/1947 192 Burns, Edward Robert The Diamond, Monaghan 17/08/1945 45,48 Byers, Robert Fermoyle, Smithboro 23/01/1948 232 Byrne, Patrick Ballyoisin, Emyvale 12/04/1946 108 Caldwell, Mr. T.E. Dublin & Clones 17/10/1947 212 Callaghan, Mary Creeve, Aughnamullen 25/10/1946 143 Campbell, Bridget Belgium Square, Monaghan 17/01/1947 166 Campbell, John Armagh & Tyholland 20/02/1948 239 Campbell, John (Jackie) Armagh & Monaghan 03/09/1948 280 Carbury, Martha Egan Kildare & Latlurcan, Monaghan 22/03/1646 103 Carragher, Hannah Corcaghan 30/04/1948 252 Carragher, Michael Moneyvolan, Castleblayney 05/03/1948 242 Carroll, Mary Ballybay & Latton 06/04/1945 22 Carroll, Mary Ballybay & Latton 01/03/1946 98 Carson, Child Corraskea, Rockcorry 11/05/1945 26 Carson, David John Ballybay 19/01/1945 2,7 Carson, William Monaghan 08/03/1946 99 Carson, William Moninton, Ballybay 15/03/1946 100 Casey, William The Square, Ballybay 02/11/1945 64 Cassidy, Ellie Annahagh, Monaghan 20/09/1946 138 Cassidy, Patrick J. New York & Monaghan 06/07/1945 38 Cassidy, Patrick Joseph Cara St. Clones 03/08/1945 44 Chambers, Bella Corravacan & Derrygooney 18/05/1945 32,37 Chapman, Sammy Monaghan 04/01/1946 80,86 Clarke, Charles Corfad, Latton 15/11/1946 149 Clarke, David Newgrove, Monaghan 31/01/1947 166,170 Clarke, Deboragh Glaslough St. Monaghan 13/08/1948 272,274,276 Clarke, Elizabeth Dunmaurice, Ballybay 15/03/1946 101 Clarke, Henry Hill Hall, Glaslough 29/03/1946 102 Clarke, James Joseph Canada & Radrum, Monaghan 26/04/1946 103 Clarke, Margaret Hillside House, Monaghan 03/12/1948 295 Clearkin, Bernard Anney, Latton 10/05/1946 110 Clerkin, Josephine High St. Monaghan 13/08/1948 272,273 Clerkin, Maggie Dundalk & Latton 03/05/1946 108 Clerkin, Mrs T. Moniel, Rockcorry 23/05/1947 187 Clerkin, Patrick Genagh, Newbliss 06/04/1945 22 Clerkin, Patrick Genagh, Newbliss 01/03/1946 97 Clerkin, Peter Gormanstown & Monaghan 19/01/1945 6 Clerkin, Phil Belgium Park, Monaghan 04/01/1946 83 Clesdell, John William Lattycrum, Aughnamullen 28/09/1945 55 Clinton, Rev. Mark Corgcaghan 26/09/1947 205 Collins, Katherine Hall St. Ballybay 05/04/1946 102 Conlan, Bernard New York & Drumgor, Latton 18/05/1945 29 Conlan, Catherine Mullinarry, Latton 27/04/1945 23 Conlan, Dr. T.P. Drumbear, Monaghan 11/05/1945 28 Conlon, Margaret Carrickabawn, Latton 16/01/1948 231 Conly, Maria E. Mullin, Ballybay 25/10/1946 142,143 Connolly, Elizabeth Fermanagh St. Clones 05/03/1948 243 Connolly, Ellen Dublin St. Monaghan 20/07/1945 41 Connolly, Ellen Castleblayney 20/07/1945 42 Connolly, John Mill St. Monaghan 13/12/1946 155,158 Connolly, John Lisnashanna 12/12/1947 223,228 Connolly, Katie Sporthall, Latton 27/07/1945 43 Connolly, Margaret Corlatt, Smithboro 06/02/1948 235,236 Connolly, Mary Ellen Mill St. Monaghan 13/06/1947 189,192 Connolly, Matt Tullyvaragh, Castleblayney 15/03/1946 100 Connolly, Mrs Bernard Newbliss 11/04/1947 179 Connolly, Mrs H. Money, Rockcorry 23/11/1945 65 Connolly, Owen Leck, Threemilehouse 29/08/1947 199 Connolly, Patrick Killygorman, Newbliss 05/04/1946 105 Connolly, Peter Castleshane 05/01/1945 3 Connolly, Philip Rebane, Ballytrain 17/05/1946 113 Coogan, Eddie Drumroosk, Tullycorbett 27/04/1945 24 Coogan, Eddie Drumroosk, Tullycorbett 27/04/1945 37 Coogan, Mr. L. Drumroosk, Tullycorbett 16/03/1945 18 Coombs, Annabella High St. Monaghan 28/02/1947 172,176 Coombs, William High St. Monaghan 26/09/1947 210 Corbett, Annie Drumkeen, Newbliss 16/02/1945 11 Corbett, Elizabeth (Lil) Drumkeen, Newbliss 16/07/1948 267 Corr, Bridget The Acres, Scotstown 14/12/1945 73 Corrigan, James Plantation Tce. Monaghan 27/07/1945 44 Corrigan, Mary Scotstown 06/08/1948 272 Corrigan, Patrick Kilnageer, Emyvale 10/10/1947 212 Cosgrove, Thomas Crossbane, Newbliss 10/08/1945 46 Coulson, Edith Clones 14/12/1945 73 Coulter, Mrs S.A. Florida & Clones 07/05/1948 247 Courtney, Charles Glasgow & Scotstown 31/05/1946 120 Cox, John (Jack) England & Glaslough 17/08/1945 45 Coyle, Ann Mahon, Latton 07/03/1947 174 Coyle, Francis Cornenaugh 30/11/1945 70 Coyle, Henry Latton 08/02/1946 92 Coyle, James The Grove, Anascue, Latton 09/01/1948 231 Coyle, Mrs M. Annalough, Aghabog 02/08/1946 131 Coyle, Mrs M. Drumhannon, Latton 27/09/1946 141 Coyle, Owen Dublin & Mahon, Latton 24/05/1946 117 Crawford, Bobbie Glaslough St. Monaghan 30/05/1947 191 Crawford, Myrtle Dublin St. Monaghan 26/11/1948 295,298 Crawford, Teresa Belfast & Monaghan Town 08/06/1945 35 Creaney, Gertrude Monaghan 05/11/1948 284,290 Croarkin, Mrs Joseph Hall St. Ballybay 10/08/1945 46 Crooks, Etna Dunraymond 08/02/1946 92 Cullen, Kevin Dublin & Monaghan 12/11/1948 292 Cullen, Roger Joseph Monaghan 12/07/1946 129 Cumiskey, Mrs N. Carricknair 20/04/1945 23 Curley, Patrick Drumarell, Emyvale 02/05/1947 184 Cusack, Jacqueline North Road, Monaghan 08/03/1946 99 Daly, James Cornassenagh, Carrickmacross 23/11/1945 66 Daly, Margaret Drummular 05/04/1946 105 Davison, Mary Louisa Cootehill & The Diamond, Monaghan 12/07/1946 129 Deighan, Michael Dooskey 04/05/1945 27 Devlin, Anne J. Carrickmacross 16/05/1947 187 Dickson, Isabella Corlatt, Newbliss 08/06/1945 32,37 Dickson, Samuel Mullagreenan, Newbliss 17/12/1948 296,299 Dickson, William Mullagreenan, Newbliss 07/05/1948 248,252 Dignam, Margaret Jane Creeve Cottage, Ballybay 26/01/1945 5 Dixon, Dorothy Belfast & Cumry, Latton 24/05/1946 118 Doherty, Martha Canada & Aughaloughan, Glaslough 05/03/1948 239 Dolan, Mrs E. Carn Gardens, Clones 25/10/1946 143 Donaghy, Mr. E. Black Kesh, Rockcorry 03/08/1945 43 Donnelly, John Shanco, Killeevan 19/04/1946 112 Donnelly, Tommy The Hill, Monaghan 24/01/1947 168 Donovan, Irene Drumboory, Carrickmacross 23/11/1945 66,79 Doogan, John Tully, Emyvale 01/02/1946 87 Dudgeon, Robert Albert Ballinode 18/05/1945 29,32 Dudgeon, William Ballinode 04/05/1945 26,29 Duffy, Bernard Carrickatee, Aughnamulen 05/12/1947 221 Duffy, Edward Crumlin, Monaghan 28/12/1946 158 Duffy, Edward Tanderageebane, Monaghan 09/04/1948 250 Duffy, Francis Glaslough St. Monaghan 06/12/1946 156 Duffy, Hugh Tullynahinera 18/05/1942 33 Duffy, James Carrickatee, Aughnamulen 06/04/1945 22,23 Duffy, James Carrickatee, Aughnamulen 01/03/1946 98 Duffy, Joseph Dublin St. Monaghan 01/08/1947 194,198 Duffy, Joseph T. The Diamond, Monaghan 05/12/1947 221,222 Duffy, Margaret England & Shantonagh 02/02/1945 7 Duffy, Margaret Kilnadrean 07/12/1945 70 Duffy, Mrs Drumhirk 26/09/1947 198 Duffy, Mrs Avilreagh 21/05/1948 258 Duffy, Paddy Glaslough St.
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    I !l ' I BALLYBAY MOFFETTS .^-j-i'j I ].....(; ! ! I I .U,.J- diss wU U !)()( I. .Hg PHKSK.NTKl) BY (Y^:\^C^^CP^ BALLYBAY MOFFETTS A Brief History of the Cricvagh House Ballybay County Monaghan, Ireland, Branch of the Moffctt Family BY GEORGE AND ADAM MOFFETT ASSISTED nV DTHEKS OF THE NAME The data ot the families living in England and Ireland was furnished by Rev. Joseph Moffctt and Frank J. Moffctt, Esq. 1908 as-;/ EXPLANATION. The number following the name in this work is the number of the gener- ation to which the person belongs, which can be traced by referring to the outline pages at the beginning—the first one of the name that we have any record of being taken as generation No. 1 . Blank pages are for any data that you may wish to record in regard to the names on opposite page. At the back are pages for records of births, marriages and deaths, and we ask that you keep a record of your family here as complete as possible as it may be of assistance to some in the future, who may wish to bring this history up to a fu- ture date. Copies of this book can be had by addressing Dr. Geo. Moffett, 30't' • i ., Kui]ju.t Moffett, CllwiyVSlte,^^iiciiyvaie Kdub. ^ammacw Dldi City , Mo., or Dr. A. Cj ^ fjl PREFACE. In preparing this brief history of the Ballybay, Ireland, branch of the Moffett family, we have endeavored to make it as complete as pos- that sible with the facilities we had at hand.
  • Notice of Intention to Renew Prospecting Licence Pursuant to Section 8(6) of the Minerals Development Act 1940, As Inserted by S

    Notice of Intention to Renew Prospecting Licence Pursuant to Section 8(6) of the Minerals Development Act 1940, As Inserted by S

    Notice of Intention to Renew Prospecting Licence Pursuant to section 8(6) of the Minerals Development Act 1940, as inserted by section 2 of the Minerals Development Act 1995, the Minister for Communications, Climate Action and Environment intends to renew the prospecting licence for Base Metals, Barytes, Gold (Ores of) and Silver (Ores of) held by, Conroy Gold and Natural Resources Limited, 3300 Lake Drive, City West Business Campus, Dublin, D24 TD21, over the following Townlands of County Monaghan. Townlands in Cremorne Barony: Arclintagh, Caddagh, Clarderry, Clonaneor, Cordevlis (E.D. Cremartin), Corfad (E.D. Ballybay), Corkeeran (E.D. Ballybay), Corlagan South, Cornamucklaglass, Creevagh, Creeve (E.D. Clontibret), Derryarrilly, Derrynaloobinagh, Derryvally, Drumar, Drumgristin, Drumgrole, Drummuck (E.D. Ballybay), Dunfelimy, Dunmaurice, Edenaferkin, Edenaneane, Knappagh, Knocknamaddy, Letterbane, Listroar, Monantin, Moysnaght, Rausker, Shantonagh (E.D. Ballybay), Townlands in Monaghan Barony: Aghnaclea, Annamacneill, Ballynagarry, Cargaghramer, Coohey, Cordevlis North, Cordoolough, Corfinlough, Corlea, Corlongford, Cornacreeve (E.D. Tullycorbet), Cornahoe (E.D. Tullycorbet), Cornanagh, Cornanure, Cornasoo (E.D. Caddagh), Corrabofin, Corraviller, Corvoy, Cussaboy, Derryhallagh, Derrylusk (E.D. Tullycorbet), Drumlongfield, Drumroosk, Dunraymond, Glenish, Kilnacran, Lantaur, Legacurry, Lennan, Lisquigny, Losset, Mullan, Mullycrock, Shanmullagh, Terrygeely, Tiromedan, Toniscoffy. Due to the Covid-19 (Coronavirus) restrictions, the map and townland list should be viewed on the Department’s website and these are available at (http://www.DCCAE.gov.ie/EMD). Where possible, they will be made available at Castleblaney Garda Station; Monaghan County Council Offices; the Geological Survey of Ireland, Beggar's Bush, Dublin, D04 K7X4 and the address below. Objections to the renewal of the licence should be made to the address below within 30 days of the date of this Notice.