Townlands of Seagoe Parish
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Townland Names - Seagoe Parish

County Armagh:

[with some possible meanings or translations]:

 

Townland Names (1960):

Possible Translations:

Ballyhannon Hannigan's Town
Ballymacrandle Town of Randal's Son or McRannall's Homestead
Ballynacor Town of the Border or Town of the Weir or Townland of the Weir
Balteagh Town of the Habitation or Place of the Ravens
Bocombra Crown of the Ridge
Breagh Wolf Plain
Carne Corner or Angle or Cairn or heap of Stones
Carrickblacker A Rock with "Blacker"
Clanrolla The Hollow of the Swathes or The Winding Meadow
Derryvore The Big Oak Wood
Drumgor Goat Ridge
Drumlisnagrilly The Ridge of the Fort of the Dagger or Hill of the Fort of the Marsh
Drumnacanvey The Yellow Headed Ridge or Hill at the Head of the Plain
Drumnagoon The Ridge of the Calves or O'Doon's Hill Ridge
Edenderry Hill of the Oak Wood
Hacknahay The Plain beside the Hill or Field of the Kiln
Kernan Little Cairn or Place of Rowan Trees
Killicomaine The Wood of the Treaty or McIlmoyle's Wood
Kilvergan The Wood of the little Gap or O'Morgan's Church
Knock A Hill
Knockmena Middle Hill or Shaggy Hill
Levaghery Half Ploughland or Half Plain
Lisniskey Fort of the Water
Lylo Little Wood
Seagoe The House of Gobha
Tamnificarbet The Field of the Wood of the Church or The Field of Watching or the Field of the Chariot Wood or The Field of the Flood Plain
Tamnifiglassan The Field of Glassan's Wood or The Hill of the Green Brook or The Field of the Wood of the Salad Plant
Tarsan A Place where the River is Swum Across or A Resting Place

 

 

 

 

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