Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Genealogy research by Mark Humphrys.
Inherited by
Thomas McEllistrem.
He is there in
[Griffiths Valuation, 1851].
He
died pre-1901.
Inherited by
Michael McEllistrem.
He is there in 1901 and 1911 census.
He died 1930.
Inherited by
his son
Michael McEllistrem.
In 1957, the old McEllistrem house was demolished
and a
new McEllistrem house was built
on the site.
There is an even older building in the back yard.
Ballylongford, maybe 1880s.
Looking N up Main St.
The old McEllistrem house is the thatched two storey house here, 2nd from LHS
(with sign over door).
The building beside it (further from camera) is said to be
the post office.
See Rahilly house further down the street.
Lawrence Collection
7535 W.L.
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See other scan
from ancestry.com.
The old McEllistrem house, c.1930s.
It was demolished 1957.
From
[McAuliffe, vol.1, 2011, p.65].
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The new McEllistrem house, front (grey house).
From street view.
See Rahilly house down the street.
The new McEllistrem house.
Photo 2015.
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See other shot.
The surviving old McEllistrem house in the back yard.
Photo 2006.
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See alternate shot.
Inside the old house (now just used as a shed).
Photo 2006.
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More shots here
and here.
The new McEllistrem house.
Still from above.
Video showing more of back yard.
Video 2006.
From here.
Hosted at my YouTube account.
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Old wall at back.
Still from above.
The "post office" building beside the McEllistrem house.
It does look a bit like the above building.
Photo 2015.
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