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peultje01 Member Posts: 4 |
A Merry Christmass and a Happy New Year to all. I am looking for a place called Rademond and a place called Contaghnaglar (in the county Down ?) because all of the other places I have like Boardmills, The Spa, Saintfield, etc. are in county Down aswell. If anyone knows about them I would be delighted to learn about where they are situated. Best whishes for 2005, Loek. [This message has been edited by peultje01 (edited 28 December 2004).] IP: Logged |
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enfield Moderator Posts: 485 |
Radamane is Kilmore Parish also in the same parish is Contaghnaglar . This is in Co Down as was Rademan House, probably sitill there, perhaps that is the place you seek. Contaghnaglar ...cluainteach-na-gckar, meadow of the planks. IP: Logged |
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Brian O'Cathain Veteran Member Posts: 60 |
I have noticed that Clara and Clare are usually translated as "plank"-clár. Their other meaning is "level" and in some instances this meaning would make more sense. See Contaghnaglar above - level meadow. Brian [This message has been edited by Brian O'Cathain (edited 29 December 2004).] IP: Logged |
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enfield Moderator Posts: 485 |
Clara, clar, a level place, a plain. Clara, Cláraigh, Clare, a womans name. Clarach, clarach, claragh, planks. IP: Logged |
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enfield Moderator Posts: 485 |
sorry about the mispelling, it should be gClar..not gckar IP: Logged |
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peultje01 Member Posts: 4 |
Sorry it toke me so long to respond. I am pleased to see the reactions on my question, and to see both Radamane and Contaghnaglar are in Kilmore Parish and so at least they are real places or Parishes. Hope someone knows. Loek. IP: Logged |
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Pete Schermerhorn Moderator Posts: 161 |
Loek, The town of Kilmore is the seat of the civil parish of Kilmore (which is contained within the Roman Catholic parish of Crossgar) and lies in the center of a triangle formed by the towns of Downpatrick (perhaps a city?), Ballynahinch and Killyleagh. If you go to www.seanruad.com and choose "Down" from the County drop-down menu, enter "Kilmore" in the Civil Parish box and click-on "Submit", you'll get a list of all of the townlands and the town of Kilmore in the Parish. About 24 townlands as I recall. ------------------ IP: Logged |
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peultje01 Member Posts: 4 |
Pete, This fits to the T with the rest of my data. You have been a great help. Loek IP: Logged |
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wlaxton Member Posts: 1 |
Hi - I have also recently come across ancestors in Rademond Down. Jane Tunrey and William Heaney or Heney were married there and there daughter Isabella Heney Montgomery was born there. My other ancestors are from Crossgar, Drumaghlis and Creevycarnonan - which must all be nearby. Good Luck quote: IP: Logged |
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dmo Member Posts: 10 |
the correct spelling is "Rademon" and "Clontaghnaglar". IP: Logged |
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ChristopherP Veteran Member Posts: 214 |
Rademon was one if the Irish estates which belonged to the Sharman-Crawford family. Ros Davies' website mentions that James Sharman Crawford leased out seven farms in Rademon in 1863 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~rosdavies/SURNAMES/C/Crawford.htm IP: Logged |
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enfield Moderator Posts: 485 |
Three different translations of this placenames exists; Rademan, Rath Deman, Deman’s( a personal or family name) fort. Rademon, Rath Deamáin, Deamán’s (a personal or family name) fort. Rademon, fort of the demons fort. IP: Logged |
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Robaleen Member Posts: 2 |
I understand that he Irish version of Rademon is Ráth Déamainn. Ádh mór.Ruairí IP: Logged |
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