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I think the bicycle suggests 1900 rather than 1890...

Where are all the chimney pots? Have they been blooped-out by the photographer?

Yeah, the Chimney Pots are conspicuous in their absence, thieves stealing Pots (note careful Grammatical spelling)!!!!

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Great image and capture.

Interesting couple of shots.

great

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Bernard Healy From the Civil Register of Deaths (Carlow) - Died 6th June 1953, aged 74 at Killenane, William Kelly. Death reported by Mary Kelly (Daughter)

Bernard Healy excellent

National Library of Ireland on The Commons I found out a bit more today. Looking though the Nationalist & Leinster Times I find evidence of the Kelly Family being there from 1914 onwards. They pop up advertising livestock & land to rent, etc, pretty frequently. There seem to be two farmers operating out of Killinane House - William & John, sometimes John P Kelly. The latter was also an agent buying pigs for the Irish Co-op Meat Ltd from the mid 1920s. On 23/10/1926 there is an obituary (with maddening little detail) for Mrs Mary Kelly of Killinane House who died aged 86 on 14/10/1926. Her death cert described her as widow to a farmer & the death was reported by her son John Kelly. The age I have for William Kelly at his death & for Mary Kelly, leads me to conclude that at the time of the 1911 Census, the Kelly family were resident in Ballyteigelea in Borris. Here is the Census form.

Sorry, I’ll post that URL properly: www.census.nationalarchives.ie/reels/nai001662359/