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Mr Kerins (aged 38) a native of Kildare Towns lives near Waverly. He says that it was believed long ago before he came to Waverly that a crock of gold was buried in the Mr Pallin's field, in Waverly.

Story collected by a student at Brownstown (C.), Curragh Camp school (Brownstown Upper, Co. Kildare) from informant Mrs Feard.

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Brownstown House is built on the site of a smaller house, occupied in the Penal Days by a woman whose son was a priest.

Story collected by a student at Brownstown (C.), Curragh Camp school (Brownstown Upper, Co. Kildare) from informant Mrs Fogarty.

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The protestant church in Ballysax was once a Catholic Church.

Story collected by a student at Brownstown (C.), Curragh Camp school (Brownstown Upper, Co. Kildare) from informant Miss Kathleen Cullen.

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Story collected by Stephen Malone, a student at Brownstown (B.), Curragh Camp school (Brownstown Upper, Co. Kildare) from informant Mr M. Malone.

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Mr Kerins (aged 38) a native of Kildare Towns lives near Waverly. He says that it was believed long ago before he came to Waverly that a crock of gold was buried in the Mr Pallin's field, in Waverly.

Brownstown House is built on the site of a smaller house, occupied in the Penal Days by a woman whose son was a priest.

The protestant church in Ballysax was once a Catholic Church.

Historical