What is recorded here
Milestone or milepost in Kellyville still announces ‘Queen’s County 1763’. Other signs accept a change of address; this one has brought a lump of limestone to the argument and is prepared to wait.
Freestanding limestone monolithic county boundary stone, dated 1763, inscribed 'Queen's County 1763'.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 12801935
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