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Re: IRISH PLACENAME
From:
EDWARD J REDMOND <[log in to unmask]>
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Maps and Air Photo Systems Forum <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 1 Oct 1994 14:48:00 EDT
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          Ms. Woods,
          According to  the "Alphabetical Index of  Towns and Townlands for
          the   1901  Census  of  Ireland",  there  are   six  entries  for
          Ballybricken divided between Counties Cork,  Down,  and Limerick.
          As  you may  be aware, this volume also lists the Ordnance Survey
          sheets on which the placenames can be found.  If you would like a
          copy, or  wish  to  refer the patron, contact us  at  the address
          below.  Hope this helps.
          Edward Redmond
          Geography and Map Division
          Library of Congress
          Washington DC, 20540
          202-707-6277
          eredmond at mail.loc.gov

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