The cottage which lay on the other side of the Sixtowns road, belonged, originally, to a Michael Conway who passed it on to his son Thomas (Tammy), hence, that family of Conways were known as the Tammys. In 1911, there is Thomas, his wife, Nancy, son Barney and daughters, Annie, Ellen and Susan, living in this house.

Tammy-Conway
Katie (Tammy) (centre) with her two friends and close neighbours, Mary O`Hagan and Rosie (O`Hagan) Church.

Katie (Tammy) (centre) with her two friends and close neighbours, Mary O`Hagan and Rosie (O`Hagan) Church.

Paddy (Tammy) and his wife Veronica (Bradley) (centre) with Rosie Church and Frank Gillespie.

Paddy (Tammy) and his wife Veronica (Bradley) (centre) with Rosie Church and Frank Gillespie.

Taking the thatch off Tammy`s house

Taking the thatch off Tammy`s house

The three Marys from the` Tap`. Angela and Mum Mary. L to R: Mary (McFarlane) O Hagan. Mary (Tammy) Conway Mary (Barney) Conway

The three Marys from the` Tap`.
L to R: Mary (McFarlane) O Hagan, Mary (Tammy) Conway, Mary (Barney) Conway

Angela and Mum Mary

Angela and Mum Mary

The Tammy kids. Back : Angela, Brian,Front: Susan, Anna and Frances.

The Tammy kids.
Back : Angela, Brian,
Front: Susan, Anna and Frances.