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On this day in 1733, Mary Perry Harvey died aged 28. The Journals show a rubbing of the coat of arms on her gravestone at Clogherny, Co. Tyrone: https://bit.ly/harvey1733

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

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On this day in 1703, James Moore of Lislane died aged 76. The Journals show a drawing of the coat of arms that was carved on his gravestone at Clogher Cathedral, Co. Tyrone: https://bit.ly/moore1703

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

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On this day in 1732, John Cairnes of Claremore died aged 75. See more gravestone inscriptions from Clogher Cathedral, Co. Tyrone, and find out more about the Cairnes family in the Journals: https://bit.ly/cairnes1732

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

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On this day in 1818, Patrick Campbell of Blackwatertown died aged 37. He was buried at Clonfeacle, Co. Tyrone. Find out more about this graveyard in the Journals: https://bit.ly/camp1818

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

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On this day in 1708, Marie Finn Morris died. See this and other Morris gravestones from Clonoe, Co. Tyrone, in the Journals: https://bit.ly/morris1708

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

#OTD #Genealogy #IrishGenealogy #Heraldry #MastoDaoine #Tyrone @norniron @genealogy@chirp.social @genealogy@a.gup.pe @histodons

Some of my new neighbors are getting the drumming practice going, seems to be building up to some kind of Mardi Gras thing. Where am I going to get a feather headdress at such short notice? 😱

#Tyrone

Okay #Tyrone we need to talk. This kind of silliness is not cool. Not cool at all #GAA

#Foundation und #Witcher gehen endlich weiter, #Pumuckl wird wieder aufgefunden, die #Expendables exhumiert, #Elio entführt und #Tyrone geklont, während alles für Außerirdische gefilmt wird. #FantastischeTrailer @filmeundserien

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On this day in 1723, Elinor Perry McFarlan died aged 34. The Journals show a coat of arms from the grave of her and her husband at Donaghanie, Clogherny, Co. Tyrone: https://bit.ly/mcfarlan1723

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

#OTD #Genealogy #Heraldry #MastoDaoine #Tyrone @norniron @genealogy@chirp.social @genealogy@a.gup.pe @histodons

Donaghmore Cross. Donaghmore, Co Tyrone. c1890s.(National Museums Northern Ireland) c/o NI Historical Photographical Soc. #Tyrone #HighCross #Donaghmore

The Irish word péist was used to describe the water monster - see its definition here:
https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fgb/p%C3%A9ist

And hear how it is pronounced here:
https://www.teanglann.ie/en/fuaim/p%C3%A9ist

#StPatricksDay #LocalHistory #IrishLocalHistory #MastoDaoine #Tyrone @norniron @genealogy @histodons

Happy St. Patrick's Day! ☘️

Donaghanie graveyard in Clogherny, Co. Tyrone, is named after a legend about St. Patrick using a horse to drive a monster out of a nearby lake! Find out more about Donaghanie in the Journals: https://bit.ly/donaghanie

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

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Happy International Women's Day!

Relignaman "women's graveyard" is near Carrickmore, Co. Tyrone. The Journals tell the story associated with its origin: https://bit.ly/relignaman

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

#IWD2023 #LocalHistory #IrishLocalHistory #MastoDaoine #Tyrone @norniron @genealogy @archaeodons @histodons

Cracking day yesterday with friends riding 260 miles of Northern Ireland's roads. The sun shone and the tarmac was dry.

Stopped into a forthcoming County Tyrone brewery in Castlederg, @deirgebrewery and thanks to brewer John for his hospitality. His stout is a great starting point - smooth, creamy chocolate and coffee. Fair play John.

Not on sale just yet but watch this space.

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Woman and her dog. Photograph taken in #Clogher Valley, County #Tyrone. early 1900s. (R Shaw / EPC). C/o NI Historical Photographic Soc.

On this day in 1851, Sophia Elizabeth Griffin died aged 33. See this and other gravestone inscriptions from Benburb, Co. Tyrone, in the Journals: https://bit.ly/griffin1851

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

#OTD #Genealogy #IrishGenealogy #MastoDaoine #Tyrone @norniron @genealogy @histodons

We’re in Co. #Tyrone for #StandingStoneSunday today, at the #Beaghmore Complex.

This is an amazing site, with 7 circles, 10 stone rows, and kists and cairns dotted around. It’s in a beautiful setting, with views over The Sperrins mountains to enjoy as well.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beaghmore for more details

On this day in 1655-6, William Moore died aged 51. A coat of arms was inscribed on his gravestone. See this and other gravestone inscriptions from Clogher Cathedral, Co. Tyrone, in the Journals: https://bit.ly/moore1655

Learn about the Journals at https://MemsDead.com

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`In the #IronAge the top of Castle Hill, Co. #Tyrone, was enclosed with a roughly rectangular earthwork, which enclosed an earlier, small ring-barrow at the south end of the site. In the late 6th century AD, when Clogher Hillfort/Rathmore was the royal centre of the Uí Chremthainn, rulers of the kingdom of Airgialla, the site was remodelled with the building  of the substantial circular earthwork, still visible, on the highest part of the hill.

Other features include the complex, probably multi-period earthworks at the north approach  to the hill, the triangular mound at the south end, interpreted as a ceremonial or inauguration site, and a double-banked droveway running off to the south east, outside the area in State Care. Finds from the excavation confirm the importance of the people who lived here. They include pottery imported from the Mediterranean and France and the remains of fine bronze-working activity. After the 8th century this was no longer a royal headquarters and the site may have been abandoned in the 9th century.`

Source: https://www.communities-ni.gov.uk/heritage-sites/clogher-hillfort-rathmore