Bushfield, Co.Tipperary

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# Bushfield, Co.Tipperary

- References:
  - Talbot of Bushfield:
    - Keays family tree by Cindy Wood

Bushfield is at Gortnaskehy, Kilmastulla par, on the main Limerick-Nenagh-Dublin road, SW (NOT NW) of Nenagh, N Co.Tipperary.
It is just NW of Shallee and Greenhall, and somewhat to the W of Silvermines.
Some other points of reference caused confusion, but these are all the same place:

- [Lewis, 1837] describes it as "Bushfield (Killaloe), co Tipperary". Killaloe town is just across the border from here in Co.Clare.
- Talbot birth 1866 refers to Bushfield, "Burgesbeg". Burgesbeg par is the next parish bordering Kilmastulla par, and Burgesbeg itself is just 2 miles N of this Bushfield.
- Other sources refer to Bushfield, "Carrigatogher", which is further away in Burgesbeg par, 3.5 miles from this Bushfield along the road towards Nenagh.

# Cashel properties in the area

Shallee seems to be the original Cashel property in this area,
Francis Cashell of Shallee married 1720s to Rowan of Co.Kerry,
family lived in both Co.Tipperary and Co.Kerry,
George Cashell inherited Shallee, though seems to have lived mainly in Co.Kerry, will pr 1802,
a younger George Cashel died at Shallee House 1855,
a younger George Cashel listed as owning Shallee 1876.

Rowan Cashel married Lawrence of Silvermines 1816,
he lived at Lissenhall and Silvermines Castle,
also listed with land at Garryard East, Cooleen and Ballygown South,
at Silvermines Castle as at 1856.
Lissenhall is now a ruin. See [Irish Country Houses].

White lived at Greenhall pre-1760,
Benjamin Cashell apparently inherited Greenhall through his mother Rebecca White (will pr 1782).
There is apparently a ruined old house at Greenhall today.
Gleeson owns Greenhall now, old house in ruins beside new bungalow.

# The Cashel house, Bushfield House

This is on the main Dublin-Limerick road, at the crossroads at Gortnaskehy.

Henry Cashell settled at Bushfield by 1763,
Francis W. Cashell living Bushfield in 1814,
Henry G. Cashel inherited Bushfield by 1831,
left Bushfield by 1837, still owned it, renting it out,
John Philips renting Bushfield from Henry G. Cashel as at 1837,
Henry Phillips renting Bushfield from Henry G. Cashel c.1850,
Fennessy bought Bushfield c.1890s, after Phillips,
Fennessy still in Bushfield today, farming there.

# The Cashel house, Bushfield House, 2006

The entrance on the Dublin-Limerick road, showing the old farm buildings. Bushfield House behind them.
(Left) See full size.
(Right) See full size.

Old farm building, with Bushfield House behind it.
See full size and similar shot.

Old farm building. Certainly looks 18th cent. See full size.

Old farm building. See full size.

Bushfield House from the farmyard. See full size.

Bushfield House.
This may be later house, or old house heavily modified.
See full size and similar shot.

The garden. See full size and similar shot.

The back. The odd window layout suggests the old house might be underneath.
See full size and similar shot.

This annex at the back looks older than the main block. See full size.

The side entrance gate. See full size.

# Video, 2006

Scan from left to right, showing Dublin road in background, farm buildings in background, Bushfield House in its garden, fields.
Size: 6.5 M.

Scan from right to left, showing back of Bushfield House, farm buildings in background, field, and Dublin road in background.
Size: 5 M.

# The Talbot house, Bushfield

This is a different house, to the S of the Cashel house, off the R499.

Talbot lived in this house (and possibly built it in 19th cent).
George Talbot lived in this house at Bushfield by 1863.
He was living at Bushfield at the time his son Richard Talbot died in childhood in 1863 [Cindy Wood].
Another son, a second Richard Talbot, was born at Bushfield, 1866.
In [Owners of Land, 1876], Bushfield is listed as the address of George Talbot, owning 137 acres. i.e. Talbot owned Bushfield, did not rent it.
George Talbot's widow Ellen Keays died at Bushfield 1902.

Ryan bought the house from Talbot (they are not related). Presumably bought it 1902.
Ryan is at Bushfield from 1904 to 1943 [Cindy Wood].
Sheehy are descendants of Ryan.
Sheehy is at Bushfield from 1943 [Cindy Wood].
Sheehy are relations of John Sheehy of Bushfield (NOT Sheedy), republican, killed in Civil War, 1923, bur Kilmastulla Cemetery.
Sheehy still in this house.

# The Talbot house, Bushfield, 2006

Taken in fading light. Digitally altered afterwards. See larger and original.
See similar shot and original.

Farm buildings certainly look old. See original.

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