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ANTRIM  \n081  \n## MOYOLA SERIES No.1\n\nISBN.0-9511836-7-2  \nPublished by-Moyola Books,c/o Hill House,Owenreagh,Draperstown,Co.Londonderry,N.Ireland,BT457BG.  \nSeptember 1989  \n## ABOUT THE AUTHOR\n\nDavid Glenn Kerr was born on 23rd December 1870,the second son of John andAnnie Kerr of Millfield,in the townland of Glenkeen outside Garvagh,Co.Derry.Hereceived the standard education of his day,in the local National School and then workedon the family farm,becoming a skilled horseman during this period,an interest whichwas to be life-long.During the Boer War he served in Cape Province,South Africa,inthe Cape Mounted Police,returning to his native town at the end of the war in 1902.  \nOn his return he built up a business,as auctioneer and valuer,in the Garvagh andAghadowey district and this business he maintained,until his retirement in 1952.Hefilled the post of Sheep Dipping Inspector under the Co.Derry Committee of Agriculturebetween 1924 and 1954 and farmed,in the townland of Ballygawley,the farms,whichhad been and remain in his family,since 1820.In 1920he married Miss Mabel Robertsonat Boveedy Presbyterian Church.  \nDuring a long lifetime he became involved in all aspects of life in his localcommunity.In particular,in agricultural organisations,he was prominent,being a firstVice-President of Garvagh Y.F.C.,and afoundation member of the Garvagh AgriculturalShow Committee.He was an active member of the Ulster Farmers Union and also theGarvagh Ploughing Society.He was undoubtedly the most familiar figure,ever,in hislocal area and his affable and humorous nature made him well known over much of theNorth of Ireland.  \nDuring the 30's and 40's,under the pen-name of “Benroe”,he wrote a regularcolumn for the local press,on country life and characters,always of a very humorouscontent and in his own highly descriptive style.He had an exceptional interest in allthings relating to rural life.He was a story-teller of the highest quality and his companywas continually sought,for he was welcome wherever he went as a raconteur andhumorist.  \nHe died on 17th January 1957 and was laid to rest in the Parish Graveyard inAghadowey.  \n## ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS\n\nThe publisher is deeply indebted to Dr.John Kerr of Garvagh for granting permission touse his great uncle's material.The above biographical notes on ‘Benroe'are extractedfrom the introduction to “Along the Fisherman's Pad”by D.Glenn Kerr.These 'tales ofcountry life from a bygone era’,with a foreword by the Rev.W.F.Marshall,werepublished by Dr.John Kerr in 1988.  \nSincere thanks to Mr.David Conly for the cover design and also to the printers,Macprint:This article first appeared in the“Northern Constitution”in 1938  \nDigitized by the Internet Archivein 2022 with funding fromKahle/Austin Foundation  \nhttps://archive.org/details/hudiemcguigan0000unse  \nA big blazing peat fire in an old-world kitchen on a winter night,the firelightglinting on an array of delph,brass candlesticks and glassware on the dresser,crownedby apair of china dogs;the wind howling outside to the accompanying of a deluge of hailoccasionally flung down the chimney to end in a hissing splutter on the flames.Groupedround the fire was my hostess,a charming little lady attired in black silk which she worewith the dignity of a duchess;her husband,a fine type of rugged manhood,intelligencedelineated in every feature and a good conversationalist.Their offspring,three girls andtwo boys,self-assured without boldness,a little shy without servility.And to make thepicture complete,a sheep dog stretched full length on the hearth,acat purring on the hob,her tail tucke","cbCaitPj4k25VfIw","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitPj4k25VfIw","pdf",1960710,"English","# About the author\n# Acknowledgements\n# Hudie’s Pranks","[{\"question\":\"Who is Hudie McGuigan as described in the document?\",\"answer\":\"Hudie McGuigan is portrayed as an eccentric but extremely athletic character from nineteenth-century Ballinascreen, known especially for outlandish feats and an attempted flight.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the document say about David Glenn Kerr and the pen-name “Benroe”?\",\"answer\":\"David Glenn Kerr is presented as the author, who under the pen-name “Benroe” wrote a regular humorous column for the local press on country life and characters.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the tone and setting of the narrative opening?\",\"answer\":\"The opening uses a warm, story-telling atmosphere: a winter kitchen scene by a peat fire on the Tyrone-Derry border, with tales of bygone days and local characters.\"}]","Hudie McGuigan - The Quarter-Clift | PDF",1790641599,31]