Connemara after the famine
journal of a survey of the Martin Estate by Thomas Colville Scott, 1853
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Contributions
- Robinson, Tim, 1935- - Contributor
Publication
1995 - Lilliput, Dublin
Language
English
Word Count
25,500 words, Guess
Page Count
102 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL22077664M
- ISBN-101874675694
- OCLC Control Number34989907
- Library of Congress Control Number95237947
- LibraryThing5036380
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- Goodreads5989326
Classifications
- LCCDA990.C7 S36 1995
Description
Connemara (Cunnemara is a variant spelling) is the most western district of County Galway. The vast estate (196,540 acres) of Thomas Barnewell Martin was the largest in the district. After the famine it was bankrupt and put up for sale by mortagagees, the London Law Life Insurance Society. Thomas Colville Scott was sent to survey the property in 1853. This is his journal.
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