Frank's Place

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Most recently a barn for storage of hay, the remains of this building are what is
left of the original home of the Hurley's -- distant relations on my grandfather,
Daniel Thompson's, side of the family.
They acquired this property _________ .
My great-great-grandmother, Bridget Hurley, was born here.

Donal and a few of his clan, Brendan and Daniel (Donie) with his daughters Emma and Catherine in the bullock's field.	Emma, Brendan's wife Sinead, Donie's wife Mary, Catherine, Sarah and Brendan
Back row - Donal and Brendan Second row - Sinean, Sarah, Donie and Tony Front row - Emma, Catherine and Clem	Returning from the old house, Sarah, Frank, Catherine, Angela and Emma are crossing the field behind Frank's house.

Frank's House	Sarah, Clem, Catherine, Emma and Angela (Angie) at Frank's front door	The view behind Frank's house. The hills are across Dingle Bay.
The Borean to the old house	The imfamous river crossing at the back of the property	A neighbor's horse guarding at the river crossing
Two boarders in a field beside the old house	Frank's bullocks	One of the field frogs held on display by Clem

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The old house was built by my grandparents, Donald and Mary Thompson
in the late 50's to early 60's.
As you face the front of the house, to the right is the site of a home
that was built by our great-great-grandfather, Daniel Thompson.
He married my above mentioned kinswoman, Bridget Hurley.
This steeple roofed structure later became the "chicken barn" from
my visits in the 60's and 70's.

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