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JOYCES (the family)
60 to 65
Originally Welsh
60
Irish poem relative thereto
60 to 61
Ross Barony formerly called Dutbaidh Seoigheach
60
Pedigree of Joyce of Teernakill
61 to 65
JOYCE'S COUNTRY
32 to 37
Comprising the entire of Ross Parish, and those portions of Cong, Ballaghalla and Ballovey Parishes, lying west of the lakes. (See Map in Vol. of Galway Memoirs)
32
O'Flaherty's notice of the Territory
32 to 42
Rosse Half Barony called Joyce Country from a Welsh family of that name
32
And formerly called Duthaidh Seoigheach
60
Partryan-tslevy
32
Saint Patrick's Hill (County Mayo) now Croagh Patrick
32
The Owles (County Mayo) the Country of the O'Maillys so called, and includes the Baronies of Murresk and Burrisool
33
Formnamore
33
Bruin River now Owenbrin
33
St. Bridget's Chapel and Well south of Kilbridy
33
Tobar Muire Well
33
Lough Measg (Lough Mask)
33
Glentreasky (Glantrague)
33
Lough-na-Fohy
33 to 34
Earl's Island (now Oilean-na-Iarla)
34
Named from Edmond Burke, second son of Richard, the Red Earl of Ulster
34
Account of his death
34 to 35
His descendants
36
Lough Mask Castle
34
Ballyndeonagh Castle and Rosse
35 to 36
Clan Ulkin (the Children of Evil) a family of the Stantons so called
35
Church of Rosse (Saint Brendan's)
36 to 37
Extent of the Parish
36 to 37
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