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All Lamb, John George Dalkeith, 2 results2 English, Norman William, 1 results1

All Westmeath, 2 results2 Athlone, 2 results2 Dublin, 1 results1 Malahide, 1 results1 Coolock (Bar.), 1 results1

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Letter from Norman William English to Doctor Keith Lamb.

IE OH OHS77/7/1/2 · Item · 9 Nov 1974

Part of Woodfield Papers

Letter from Norman William English at Scotch Parade, Athlone, County Westmeath, to Doctor Keith Lamb at Ballykilty, Malahide, County Dublin. Contains a list of location of bee-boles in Ireland.

Negative of Twyford House.

IE OH OHS77/7/1/1/1 · Part · 1940

Part of Woodfield Papers

Envelope which contains a photographic negative of Twyford House, Athlone, County Westmeath, labeled by Norman William English, "Taken about 1940. Now derelict, if not demolished."

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