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Title: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Stev1 on Thursday 12 October 06 07:21 BST (UK)
I am seeking a photograph of Glenfarne Hall, Co Leitrim. This was the home of the Tottenham family and the estate was on the shore of Lough MacNean. Can anyone help?

Also I would be interested in any history of the house.

Many thanks

Stephen
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: blacklion on Sunday 12 November 06 20:07 GMT (UK)
Hi steve ya i have a pic of glenfarne hall,a map of the estate and a bit of info on the house and who lived in it,if you want it.ican email you or post to you all the info i have.Id say the picture was taken during tottenhams time at the house and it apears to be a fine georgian house(pity it ended up being tossed and the stone used for a forestry road.let me know if you want what i have
regards Michael.
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Stev1 on Sunday 12 November 06 20:59 GMT (UK)
Hi Michael

Thanks for the reply. This is great news. I have sent you a personal message with my email address.

Stephen
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: iammjh on Tuesday 30 September 08 23:37 BST (UK)
Hello Michael
I am interested in Glenfarne Hall and the Tottenhams. Could I have copies/jpeg of the photo of the house and info on the family.
Thanks

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Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Christopher on Friday 24 October 08 02:57 BST (UK)
Hello iammjh,

Welcome to RootsChat.

Glenfarne Hall (near Lough MacNean), a forty eight room mansion, was built around 1820 for the Tottenham family. The property became the home of Sir Edward James Harland, Bart., M. P. for North Belfast towards the end of the nineteenth century. Sir Edward died there on Christmas Eve 1895. The building was burnt down during the Civil War in Ireland (1918-21). . 

A map of the Lough MacNean area www.visitmacnean.com/main.htm
Records relating to the Tottenham estates. http://tinyurl.com/5gj7ka
Sir Edward Harland's Obituary http://tinyurl.com/5sqned
The Tottenhams of Glenfarne Hall http://tinyurl.com/6brzkr

Christopher
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: iammjh on Friday 24 October 08 07:05 BST (UK)
Many thanks for your posting and links Christopher

I have a special interest in sundials and am currently researching a 19th c. slate sundial maker called Richard Melville a.k.a. Melvin who may have come from Co. Down.  One of his dials was made in 1844 for a Hy. Tottenham and has the Latitude of 54D 21M inscribed, this is the latitude of Enniskillen/Downpatrick and places in between. I found a young Hy Tottenham from Enniskillen at school in England during the 1861 census and this aroused my interest. Of course this dial may have been made for a Hy T. in England or for that matter anywhere else along the 54D 21M line. You can see a thumbnail image of this dial on the homepage of my website

www.sundials-ireland.com

Thanks again for your help
Michael
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Munakill on Sunday 11 October 09 21:36 BST (UK)
Hello Michael
I am also interested in Glenfarne Hall.
Could you please send on a jpeg photo of the house and whatever infomation
you may have on the families that lived there?
Many thanks
John
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: blacklion on Saturday 17 October 09 00:21 BST (UK)
hi all do b on this forum much so anyone who wants a pic of the hall and some info please email your details to me at (*) and ill try get ye sorted cheers michael

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Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Munakill on Saturday 17 October 09 08:09 BST (UK)
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply.
Will e-mail through the messaging system.
John
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: earlofbelmont on Monday 28 November 11 11:19 GMT (UK)
Hi Michael,

I'm new to the forum and can't operate the personal messages yet!  I'm researching Glenfarne Hall and I, too, wondered if I might request a photo of the house from you?

I'd be most appreciative indeed.

All best

Tim

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Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: blacklion on Monday 28 November 11 16:59 GMT (UK)
hi theres a site that sells the picture www.ihpc.ie youlll find it there.i done a good bit of reserch into glenfarne hall and can email you the info i have if you can send on your email address mine is *
regards
michael

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Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Stev1 on Monday 28 November 11 18:15 GMT (UK)
Hi Tim
I have a pic which I obtained from Micheal. I also did a write up based on info from Michael and others.
If you send me you email address I will send you what I have.
Stephen
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: earlofbelmont on Monday 28 November 11 18:57 GMT (UK)
Many thanks.


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Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Stev1 on Wednesday 30 November 11 09:39 GMT (UK)
Tim
As you can see your email has been removed - you need to send it to me via a personal message
Stephen
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: kennedy22L on Wednesday 03 April 13 17:46 BST (UK)
I am completing a history dissertation about the Irish Land Question and focusing in on the vast amount of property and estate that Arthur Loftus Tottenham had. Any maps, pictures of Glenfarne estate and information about evictions would be extremely helpful. I have only begun my account today so unaware of how to personal message this.

thanks :)
Title: Re: Glenfarne Hall
Post by: Spirited on Thursday 26 August 21 04:46 BST (UK)
Hi,
I am interested in those who lived and worked in Glenfarne Hall.
Thanks