Advertisement, 1842, in Irish with Roman script, by Thomas Swanton for Ballydehob Fair every Thursday for Pigs, Sheep, Potatoes, Butter, Fish, Free of Tolls together with original handwriting on Etymology of West Cork Irish for coffin
There were so many Swantons in the Balldehob area that it was formerly known as ‘Swantonstown’. Various family members were land owners in the District. Many of the family were Methodist.
West Cork History 
2004. Your research imported it and has taken.
LikeLike
2004. Your research has acquired and imported
it.
LikeLike
Pingback: Peadar Ó h-Anracháin’s Letter from Dublin (Cois Life), 1947, Southern Star, ‘The persevering linguist Thomas Swanton, Crianlarich, Ballydehob, among his corespondents, James H.Dodd D.D. Trinity College, Seán O’Daluig, Anglesea St., Du
Pingback: House of Commons, London , 1826 Question on Tolls in Skibbereen and Bridgetown also Skibbereen, Bantry. | West Cork History
Pingback: Thomas Swanton (1810-1866), Scholar, Landlord, Crianliath, Ballydehob and his wife (married 1835) Jane Sullivan of Tedagh Durrus Branch of ‘Hurrig’, Sullivans | West Cork History