https://www.google.ie/maps/place/Durrus,+Co.+Cork/@51.6114119,-9.5853494,19z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x48459fe7ccd270df:0x231e3744ac95441a

Slate at Dunmanus Bay Tailings of Pre 1867 Slate Quarry, Rossmore

Rossmore Slate Quarry, Abuting Dunmanus Bay, Durrus, West Cork, operating from around 1866, with Mining Captain, George Rawlings.

Carrigín Cool na h-Orna, Rossmore, Durrus, West Cork, a hint of Pre-famine Agriculture and other Incorporeal Hereditaments.

Sale August 1867, by Mr. Hall, Engineer, Liverpool, Liquidator, of Rossmore Slate Company Limited, Durrus, West Cork

Jack Dukelow (1866-1953), Rossmore, Durrus, West Cork, linking O’Sullivan Bere to Past and Present Governor of Louisiana and former US Senator for Louisiana.

19th Century Mines and Quarries, Rossmore and Friendly Cove Slate Quarries, Durrus, Copper Clonee, Scart, Bantry Barytes, Rooska and Killoveenogue Silver and Lead Mine, West Cork

1822, Desperate Whiteboy Attack in Bantry 500-700, Further Assembly at Schull, 30th Regiment Called Out.

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Cattle Houghed and Killed, Later 4-5 Houses Burned at Farm at Shrilane, Skibbereen, West Cork Recently Let By Samuel Jervois, Brade.

September, 1806, Died at Skibbereen aged 114 Years, John Blakeney

The name appears in some of the birth records:

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Death of Captain Stephen Sweetnam, 70th Regiment of Foot, of Skibbereen, Co. Cork, in the West Indies, Involved in Storming of Deig and Bhurtpore, India.

Some Sweetnam Genealogy:

Genealogy of Sweetnam family of Clehane/Cloghane, Caheragh, West Cork, arising from Marriage 1812 of Matthew Sweetnam (Murrahin) to Elizabeth Connell with descendants, USA, Canada, Australia, England, Northern Ireland compiled 1952 revised 1988.  Sweetnams of Kinsale 1676.

1852 Tribute to Doctor Stephen Sweetnam Esq., Dispensary Doctor, Schull, West Cork, For 18 Years, Praised for Efforts during Famine, with List of Local Subscribers.

James Swanton Vickery (C1837-1908) from West Cork, to Stockbroking in Australia.

The Vickery and Swanton families were active in various businesses in Bantry, Skibbereen and Bandon.

The web site has him born at Mollock, Durrus. This may not be correct. Most likely Skibbereen with the Vickeries originally from Bantry. James Stanley Vickery probably a cousin, lived there with his sister in the early 1830s after the death of their parents with cholera.

Recollections of James Stanley Vickery as a grandchild in Molloch, Parish of Durrus, Bantry (1829-1907), Parents died of Cholera in Skibbeeen. House c 1740-70 and Probably Prior House in ruins Pre-1740, Teacher Healy, Bantry, probably Grandfather of Tim Healy, M.P., Barrister, Governor General of the Irish Free State, Grandfather’s 2 Day Wake with Professional Keener.

1786, Clonaklty and Skibbeeen Designated Post Towns with Additional Postdays from Bandon and Kinsale, Co. Cork.

In 1842 the novelist Thackery who was also a Post Office Inspector traveled through West Cork.

Thackeray visit to Bantry 1842

Thackeray’s Journey from Skibbereen to Bantry via Caheragh, August 1842