5060366781598

The Mccartneys Of Pennyburn 1865 - 1912

Brendan McAuley

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Format: CD

Cat No: COPP027

Release Date:  27 April 2015

Label:  Copperplate Independent

Packaging Type:  Digipak

No of Units:  1

Barcode:  5060366781598

Genres:  Folk  Irish Folk  

  • Description

    Patrick McCartney (1804 to 1874) was my great, great grandfather. This year will mark 150 years ago since he bought the lease for the 66 acre Pennyburn estate in Derry at an auction for £1505 in 1865 just after the ruins of the windmill were demolished.The old Pennyburn windmill dated back to the middle of the 17th century and was a strategic stronghold for the Jacobite troops and can be seen on 'The Neville Map' of 1689.

    Patrick restored the remaining flour mills (water mills) to their former glory and Pennyburn again became a thriving business.

    The music on this album is inspired by events mainly from the period 1865 until 1912 when John McCartney JP died and my grandmother Catherine McCartney left for England.

    The album contains a booklet which goes into detail of the McCartneys history and the impact they had in Derry. There are 11 tracks each with notes on the musical interpretation.

  • Tracklisting

      Disc 1

      Side 1

      • 1. The Last McCartney Of Pennyburn
      • 2. The Phaeton Carraige (to Church And Back)
      • 3. The Men Of Arranmore
      • 4. The Derry Magistrate / Pennyburn House
      • 5. The Pennyburn Windmill / The Three Kings
      • 6. John Takes On The Railway
      • 7. When My Love & I Parted
      • 8. After The Rally ( The Crooked Road/Temple An Ghleanntain)
      • 9. Cassie's Farewell To Parnell
      • 10. Rattle The Keys/Pennyburn Gates
      • 11. John's Victory