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The Great Parchment Book

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People

  • Church, William
  • Kirke, Ann (widow)
  • Monntgomery, James
  • Sempille, Robert
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Places

  • Aghhaddow (parish)
  • Ahgeene
  • Glassikerry
  • Leg (townland)
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Companies

  • Clothworkers
  • Fishmongers
  • Goldsmiths
  • Vintners
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Ireland and the Tudor State

Posted on 10 January 2022

Booking has opened for Ireland and the Tudor State, an online only event hosted by the British Library, Wednesday 26 January 2022, 19.30-20.45. Join a panel of experts to explore Ireland’s complex relationship with England in the period before the … Continue reading →

Hillhouse of Freehall in Haberdashers’ Proportion

Posted on 30 November 2021

It would appear that the younger, ambitious sons of English landed gentry and Scottish lairds, who were not going to inherit the family manor, took prominent roles in the various military campaigns and plantations of Ireland, and of North America, … Continue reading →

The story of Henry Conway and the Plantation of Londonderry

Posted on 30 April 2020

The story of Henry Conway and the Plantation of Londonderry Henry Conway was sent to Ireland in 1623 by the Vintners’ Company to resolve the finances of Vintnerstown, formerly Bellaghy, the main settlement of the Vintners’ Portion in the barony … Continue reading →

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