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Killenure Castle, County Tipperary
The last of the Dwyer castles, occupied around 1600
Colette - 2015
Formerly the John Dwyer farm - 2015
Solloghodbeg Townland, County Tipperary. The area has long been used for dairy farming, so it might have looked like this when John and Johanna Dwyer lived here from about 1833-1850 (except for the electric wires).
Road bordering what used to be the John Dwyer farm - 2015
Solloghodbeg Townland, County Tipperary
Farm buildings on what used to be the John Dwyer farm - 2015
Solloghodbeg Townland, County Tipperary
Formerly the John Dwyer farm - 2015
Solloghodbeg Townland, County Tipperary
Julia Sheehan, early 1900s
Sheehans
"Mr & Mrs Daniel Sheehan - wife Winifred Ryan & children. They had William, Lawrence, Daniel, Julia, Mary, Anna. Daniel Sheehan was brother of Alice Sheehan Rovelle, Ellen Sheehan Dwyer, Jeremiah, James, Matthew, Annie Collins (?) -- from Margaret Looby collection
Helen Dwyer and grandson David - 1914
Oregon
Attributed to Francis Hustwick (1797-1865). The presence of the houseflag of William and Richard Wright indicates that this portrait was painted in 1846, the year the Saint John firm owned it. McCord Museum, New Brunswick, Canada, 15902 [Detail].
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Clinton Historical Society [5]
![History of Clinton and Franklin Counties [4]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Galleries-II/Miscellaneous-Photos/i-F9B4sJx/0/91a93b0d/XL/Screen%20Shot%202019-03-31%20at%209.08.17%20PM-XL.png)
History of Clinton and Franklin Counties [4]
Across the continent, "Westward the course of empire takes its way." J.M. Ives, del.; drawn by F.F. Palmer. Currier & Ives, New York, 1868 (Library of Congress)
William M. Cary, Emigrants to the West. in A Popular history of the United States, William Cullen Bryant and Sydney Howard Gay. New York : Charles Scribner's Sons, 1881, oppos. p. 311 (Library of Congress)
"The Covered Wagon of the Great Western Migration. 1886 in Loup Valley, Nebr." A family poses with the wagon in which they live and travel daily during their pursuit of a homestead. National Archives 69-N-13606C.
"Turning over first sod on homestead." Sun River Mont. By Lubken, November 5, 1908. National Archives 115-JA~D-176.
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Kate Dwyer
