kilmeadencreamery

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1917

1929

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The last upload was October 2011.

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Useful Toothpaste said:
wonderful group photo!
instinctive mind said:
Nice Photo. Must have been a very nice Wedding. A lovely group of Ladies & Gentlemen.
mikeinportc said:
"Dead cat" ? :0 No. :) Some sort of Mustelid (weasel family - mink, for ex.) .You can see the snout. Ears too small to be a fox.
Niall McAuley said:
Looked at this one a few times now, trying to find a matching wedding, and finally got it!

The problem is the date is wrong. The following pic in the Poole catalogue is 21 May 1929. The previous one is 8th April 1929. So I thought what if it's not October, but late April?

Meet John Murphy marrying Johanna Hearne, 25th April 1929. He is an accountant, Kilmeaden

www.irishgenealogy.ie/files/civil/marriage_returns/marria...

Swordscookie said:
A very interesting machine. I worked in places with belt drives like that in the '60's and it is hard to imagine today with the technology we have available to us. Note that the belt on the extreme right which appears to be the main drive belt is twisted? This was to reverse the direction of turn on the top spindle and wheels.
National Library of Ireland on The Commons said:
Swordscookie Ah, clever! So, do you think that they let the churn turn one way for a while, and then twisted the drive belt for another while for each load of mil? Or would each full churning time be one way OR the other??