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Fragmented OCR reads like 18th century land sale notice
A garbled, long text from an 1700s Irish property sale advertisement lists parcels, names, and court actions. It mentions John Dunnading, Henry Bogle Carter, and lands in Meath, Cork, and Tyrone, with sale dates and public auction terms. The fragmentary OCR preserves a legal sale context and estate notices despite poor readability.
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Thoman
Mile
Anil
Westord
Bea
Wiel
Heen
Drvey Sal Fc
Joel Aise
Emee
Watery MiMi
Miless
Cardins
Nemberyi
Myke
Vford
Evhie
Heath Dustin
Winhuyt Donavan
Clorimie
Ernistorthy
John Cone
Witelhaber
Tukhiay
Winfser
Gorebt
Woodford
Petter
Meath
Wublit
Edward Biering
Ak Dani
Callynonelly
Errinend
Miyo
Thie
Joho Binghats
Hoyle Carter
Régie
Berbeeliderdy
John Dinghamet Newerdow
Tad Henry Bogle Carter
Ne ‘Caltersarcin
Comes Hilfsa
Dpatlia
Fue Conmaught
Tie
Ane Thony O'Donnelih Breieg
Ui & Kur
Richard Frenchy
Keenan
PS Fevallpat
Rub Ick
Gateenhy
Treiteira
Dublin
John Sunnading
Cerichton
Efgy
Witlinen Todi
Erie
Pade
Chenyain Plowman
Edapotl
Hogany-Loughbrattegue
Claxton
Isfield
Rainfon's
Halding
Jensange Fer
Buierfield
Ha Wthwall Eh Xoc
Altenoom
Dhe Folie Couns
Athetove
T Presses
Pucinei
Arif
Che Hou
Akerooon
Richard Morgan
Michard Morgan
Deere
Raintista
John Hovenden
Phela Hovendens
Majedy
Gartean
Barrick Wenge
Feta
Beruty
Tidanah
Henny
Padll