Ned Maddrell
Va Edward "Ned" Maddrell (20 Luanistyn 1877 - 27 Nollick, 1974) ny Ghaelgeyr, as hooar eh baase 'sy vlein 1974. V'eh ny Ghaelgeyr s'jerree ec y traa shen. Ren ad recortys jeh e choraa, t'ayns shoh. V'eh er ve abyl dy chummal e Ghaelg er-yn-oyr dy row eh loayrt rish sleih va loayrt y Ghaelg Albinagh as yn Yernish traa v'eh gobbraghey myr marrinagh as eeasteyr. Roish e vaase v'eh jannoo ymmyd jeh ram Baarle ayns e Ghaelg. Nish ansherbee, cha nel y Ghaelg marroo as ta ram sleih (1,700) loayrt ee ayns Mannin.
Ned Maddrell | |
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Ruggit |
Edward Maddrell 20 Luanistyn 1877 Coar Valley, faggys da Creneash, Mannin |
Hooar baase |
27 Mee ny Nollick 1974 (97 bleeaney d'eash) Mannin |
Ashoonaght | Manninagh |
Keird | Eeasteyr |
Sheshey | Mary Margaret Skelly (p. 1906) |
Mie er enney son | Y Gaelgeyr jerrinagh |
Lurg baase Sage Kinvig ayns 1962 she Ned Maddrell va'n ynrican peiagh er-mayrn va ruggit as troggit 'sy Ghaelg.
Seihll aeg
reaghVa Maddrell ruggit ayns Coar Valley, faggys da Creneash, Mannin, er 20 Luanistyn 1877 lesh yn eeasteyr Thomas Maddrell as e ven heshee Margaret Watterson. Ren eh loayrt y Vaarle derrey ren eh scughey dys Creneash son beaghey marish deiney mooinjerey echey. D'ynsee Maddrell y Ghaelg tra v'eh beaghey ayn ga nagh vel agh y Ghaelg ec e henn naunt Margaret Taubman.[1] Ga dy row yn Ghaelg treigit myr glare y phobble son y chooid smoo jeh Mannin 'sy nah lieh jeh'n 19oo eash, v'ee foast ayn ayns ardjyn fadaneagh gollrish Creneash.[2] Ren Maddrell aachooinaghtyn er ny traaghyn v'eh çhyndaa son shenn-chummaltee y valley beg nagh row abyl y Vaarle y loayrt.[1]
Hoshee Maddre;; gobbragh myr coagydeyr er baatey eeastee ec 14 bleeaney d'eash, as eh shiaulley voish Purt le Moirrey dys Kione Sailley ayns Nerin as dys y Çhetlyn ayns Nalbin as ad geeastagh skeddan.
Phoose eh rish Mary Margaret Skelly ass Croit-e-Caley er 3 Jerrey Geuree 1906.
Imraaghyn
reagh- ↑ a b "Edward Maddrell". iMuseum. Er ny hashtey veih yn lhieggan bunneydagh er 2021-11-29. Feddynit magh er 3 Jerrey Geuree 2021.
- ↑ Stephen, Miller (2007). ""Here the Manx language lingers, and may linger some time longer": Manx and English in Cregneash in 1901". Zeitschrift für celtische Philologie. 55.
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