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* Carnmoney Cemetery, Co. Antrim
* The Jewish Burial Plot at Belfast City Cemetery
CAVAN
Irish Genealogy Projects - Cavan Cemetery Records - Cavan Headstone Photos
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CLARE
* Some Notes on the Architectural and Monumental Remains of the Old Abbey Church of Bangor in the County of Down
DUBLIN CITY AND COUNTY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use 'Cemetery Location: 'County Dublin, Ireland'
* Brass: South Transept Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
* Graves of Historical Interest in Dean's Grange Cemetery
* Map of Prospect Cemetery Glasnevin
Indicating burial places of dozens of Noted Persons and Communities. And containing some Illustrations
By Dublin Cemeteries Committee (1904) - IA
GALWAY CITY AND COUNTY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Galway, Ireland'
* Kerry Graveyard Records
* Monumental Antiquities
extract from 'The History, Architecture and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, Kilkenny'
By the Rev. James Graves; John G Augustus Prim (Dublin, 1857) - IA
LAOIS (formerly QUEEN'S)
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use 'Cemetery Location' County Laois, Ireland
LONDONDERRY
See DERRY/LONDONDERRY
LONGFORD
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Longford, Ireland'
* The Inscriptions in St. Peter's Church Yard, Philadelphia
some marked Native of Ireland
By Rev. William White Bronson, A.M. (1879) - OL
* Records of St. Patrick Cemetery, Largo, Indiana 1846 - 1883
many Irish born listed
Compiled by Alice McMarney Gray (Fort Wayne, 1973) - FHB
* Journal of the Association for the Presevation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland - Vol II 1892 - 1893 - 1894; Vol VI No. 2. - Part II 1905 - 1906 Reports by Counties
Unknown author (1892 - 1894; 1905-1907) - IA
* FITZGERALD
Wills, Deeds
Bibles
Irish Genealogical Research Society Unique Resources
Ulster Ancestry Irish in Iowa - people of Irish nativity
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* BARRINGTON
Barrington Marriages
Appendix I (p. 302) of The Barringtons - A Family History
By Amy Barrington (privately printed Dublin, 1917) - FHB
* BEAUFORT, EDGEWORTH
Appendix I (p. 302) of The Barringtons - A Family History
By Amy Barrington (privately printed Dublin, 1917) - FHB
* BEAUFORT, EDGEWORTH
Monthly Journal of Births, Marriages and Deaths
handwritten; including relatives, public figures etc.; also chronological list of Beauforts and others from 1700 to 1891
By Unknown Beaufort (Ireland? 1891?) - TCD
* Casualties of WWI
handwritten; including relatives, public figures etc.; also chronological list of Beauforts and others from 1700 to 1891
By Unknown Beaufort (Ireland? 1891?) - TCD
* Casualties of WWI
Transcription from Freeman's Journal (Dublin, 1917) - A Little Bit of Ireland website
First Annual Report of the Registrar-General
HMSO (Dublin, 1869) - HT
* Castlegregory, Co. Kerry: Handwritten Journal, 1846 - 1909
* BARRINGTON
HMSO (Dublin, 1869) - HT
* Castlegregory, Co. Kerry: Handwritten Journal, 1846 - 1909
with additional entries 1909 - 1915 by his son; family and general records of events especially deaths in the area
By Timothy O'Flaherty (Castlegregory, Co. Kerry, 1846 - 1915) - FHB
* Hidden History? - The Law, the Archives and the General Register Office
An investigation into access to historical records of births, deaths and marriages held by GRO
By Emily O'Reilly, Ombudsman (Dublin, 2012)
By Timothy O'Flaherty (Castlegregory, Co. Kerry, 1846 - 1915) - FHB
* Hidden History? - The Law, the Archives and the General Register Office
An investigation into access to historical records of births, deaths and marriages held by GRO
By Emily O'Reilly, Ombudsman (Dublin, 2012)
- Office of the Ombudsman website
* Irish Marriages - Index to Walker's Hibernian Magazine - Vol I 1771 - 1812, Vol. I. A - J - Vol II 1771 - 1812, Vol. II. K - Z
* Irish Marriages - Index to Walker's Hibernian Magazine - Vol I 1771 - 1812, Vol. I. A - J - Vol II 1771 - 1812, Vol. II. K - Z
With an Appendix from the notes of Sir Arthur Vicars, Ulster King of Arms, of the Births, Marriages and Deaths in the Anthologia Hibernica 1793 and 1794
By Henry Farrar (75 copies only, London, 1897) - IA
* Names of Persons for whom Marriage Licenses were issued
by the Secretary of the Province of New York previous to 1784; many Irish names listed
By order of Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary of State (Albany, 1860) - OL
* Old Vellum Roll - Marriage Certificate of Jacob Mark
compiled for Jacob Mark, Dublin, 1746; son of Thomas Mark, and Rebekah Lancaster both of Dublin, late of England, Quakers; names of 80 witnesses; Extract from Genealogy of the Family of Mark or Marke
By John Mark (Manchester, 1898) - OL
* Weekly Returns of Births and Deaths in Dublin - 1878
MARRIAGE SETTLEMENTS
* Names of Persons for whom Marriage Licenses were issued
by the Secretary of the Province of New York previous to 1784; many Irish names listed
By order of Gideon J. Tucker, Secretary of State (Albany, 1860) - OL
* Old Vellum Roll - Marriage Certificate of Jacob Mark
compiled for Jacob Mark, Dublin, 1746; son of Thomas Mark, and Rebekah Lancaster both of Dublin, late of England, Quakers; names of 80 witnesses; Extract from Genealogy of the Family of Mark or Marke
By John Mark (Manchester, 1898) - OL
* Weekly Returns of Births and Deaths in Dublin - 1878
and Belfast, Cork, Limerick, Londonderry, Waterford, Galway and Sligo; statistical returns
By Registrar General (Dublin, 1879) - IA
By Registrar General (Dublin, 1879) - IA
* BARRINGTON
Barrington Marriage Licence Bonds and Licences
Appendix I (p. 305) of The Barringtons - A Family History
By Amy Barrington (privately printed Dublin, 1917) - FHB
* HUSSEY, BURKE
Appendix I (p. 305) of The Barringtons - A Family History
By Amy Barrington (privately printed Dublin, 1917) - FHB
Marriage Articles of John Hussey and Laetitia Burke - 1760
* HUSSEY, LEYNS
* HUSSEY, LEYNS
Pierce Walsh's Articles of Agreement on his Daughter's Marriage with Robert Walsh - 1672
from 'Fragmenta Genealogica' - Vol VI
By Frederick Arthur Crisp (50 copies at my Private Press, London, 1901) - IA
* TAYLOR, NIXON
from 'Fragmenta Genealogica' - Vol VI
By Frederick Arthur Crisp (50 copies at my Private Press, London, 1901) - IA
* TAYLOR, NIXON
Taylor and Nixon
with short pedigree; from 'Fragmenta Genealogica' - Vol XI
By Frederick Arthur Crisp (100 copies at my Private Press, London, 1906) - IA
with short pedigree; from 'Fragmenta Genealogica' - Vol XI
By Frederick Arthur Crisp (100 copies at my Private Press, London, 1906) - IA
GRAVES
Ireland - By County
Ireland - By County
By Country
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GRAVES BY COUNTY
General
GRAVES BY COUNTY
ANTRIM
Belfast City Council - Burial Records - for Belfast see also DOWN
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Antrim, Northern Ireland'
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rubbing of the arms on tombstones; Ulster Journal of Arechaeolgoy, Vol VI; continued pp. 90, 162, 231 and subsequent vol(s) (see Journals - General)
By Francis Joseph Bigger; Herbert Hughes (Belfast, 1900) - OL* Carnmoney Cemetery, Co. Antrim
Inscriptions of Jewish Graves - website
The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society 1858 - 1859
By Rev. George H. Reade (Dublin, 1859) - OL
* The Jewish Burial Plot at Belfast City Cemetery
History from Headstones
By Ulster Historical Foundation (Belfast, 2009) - Website
ARMAGH
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Armagh, Northern Ireland'
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Armagh, Northern Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Armagh Cemetery Records - Armagh Headstone Photos
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CARLOW
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Carlow, Ireland'
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CARLOW
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Carlow, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Carlow Cemetery Records - Carlow Headstone Photos
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CAVAN
Irish Genealogy Projects - Cavan Cemetery Records - Cavan Headstone Photos
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CLARE
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Clare, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Clare Cemetery Records - Clare Headstone Photos
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CORK
Irish Genealogy Projects - Clare Cemetery Records - Clare Headstone Photos
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CORK
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Cork, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Cork Cemetery Records - Cork Headstone Photos
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* BOYLE
Irish Genealogy Projects - Cork Cemetery Records - Cork Headstone Photos
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* BOYLE
An account of the present state of Youghal Church, including Memorials of the Boyles
The college and Sir Walter Raleigh's House; extract from 'The Topographer and Genealogist - Vol II'
By P.W.D. (London, 1853) - OL
The college and Sir Walter Raleigh's House; extract from 'The Topographer and Genealogist - Vol II'
By P.W.D. (London, 1853) - OL
* LION
Bishop Lion's Chapel and Tombstone at Cork
extract from 'An Olla Podrida; or, Scraps Numismatic, Antiquarian, and Literary - Vol II'
DERRY/LONDONDERRY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Londonderry, Northern Ireland'
extract from 'An Olla Podrida; or, Scraps Numismatic, Antiquarian, and Literary - Vol II'
By Richard Sainthill (For Private Distribution Only, London, 1853) - OL
* 2. Gravestones in Christ Church, Cork
extracts from 'An Olla Podrida; or, Scraps Numismatic, Antiquarian, and Literary'
By Richard Sainthill (For Private Distribution Only, London, 1844) - OL
extracts from 'An Olla Podrida; or, Scraps Numismatic, Antiquarian, and Literary'
By Richard Sainthill (For Private Distribution Only, London, 1844) - OL
DERRY/LONDONDERRY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Londonderry, Northern Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - County Derry Cemetery Project - Derry Cemeteries Records - Derry Headstone Photos
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* HEATH
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* HEATH
Monumental Inscription on Marble Tablet in Fahan Church
William Heath, Rear Admiral; extract from Heathiana
By Sir William Richard Drake, F.S.A. (Privately printed London, 1881) - IA
DONEGAL
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Donegal, Ireland'
William Heath, Rear Admiral; extract from Heathiana
By Sir William Richard Drake, F.S.A. (Privately printed London, 1881) - IA
DONEGAL
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Donegal, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Donegal Cemetery Records - Donegal Headstone Photos
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DOWN
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Down, Northern Ireland'
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Notice on the gate, Inch Parish Graveyard (Church of Ireland), Downpatrick, Co. Down
(Photograph by 'PJC')
DOWN
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Down, Northern Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Down Cemetery Records - Down Headstone Photos
Roselawn and Dundonald Cemeteries - Belfast City Council - Burial Records
Note: for Belfast - see also Antrim
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Roselawn and Dundonald Cemeteries - Belfast City Council - Burial Records
Note: for Belfast - see also Antrim
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* The Crozier Memorial
at Banbridge
Printed for the Committee of the Crozier Memorial (Dublin, 1859) - OL
at Banbridge
Printed for the Committee of the Crozier Memorial (Dublin, 1859) - OL
- Francis Crozier in: Wikipedia
Beautifully produced brochure by The Follies Trust
Edited by Lydia Wilson (Belfast, 2007?) - The Follies Trust website* Some Notes on the Architectural and Monumental Remains of the Old Abbey Church of Bangor in the County of Down
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol. VI; continued in subsequent vol(s) (See Journals - General)
By Francis Joseph Bigger; Herbert Hughes (Belfast, 1900) - OL
DUBLIN CITY AND COUNTY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use 'Cemetery Location: 'County Dublin, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Dublin Cemetery Records - Dublin Headstone Photos
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* 1916 Rising - Bodies Interred at Glasnevin (250), Mount Jerome (24), and Dean's Grange (49) Cemeteries
extract from the Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook
By The Weekly Irish Times (Dublin, 1917) - OL
* An Account of the Antiseptic Vaults beneath S. Michan's Church, Dublin
By Arthur Vicars, F.S.A. (Dublin, 1888) - OL
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* 1916 Rising - Bodies Interred at Glasnevin (250), Mount Jerome (24), and Dean's Grange (49) Cemeteries
extract from the Sinn Fein Rebellion Handbook
By The Weekly Irish Times (Dublin, 1917) - OL
St Michan's, Dublin
(The rear of the church faces the road)
(Photograph by 'PJC')
(Photograph by 'PJC')
* An Account of the Antiseptic Vaults beneath S. Michan's Church, Dublin
By Arthur Vicars, F.S.A. (Dublin, 1888) - OL
- St. Michan's Church in: Wikipedia
* Brass: South Transept Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
Image of the brass to 2nd and 3rd sonnes of the Right Hon. Sir Arthvre Grey, Knight; from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol III; see note on p. 451
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1874) - OL
- Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin in: Wikipedia
By Sean Murphy (Dublin, 1989) - CIGHS - Bully's Acre, Dublin in: Wikipedia
* Graves of Historical Interest in Dean's Grange Cemetery
Opened in 1865
By Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (Dun Laoghaire, 2011) - Council Website
By Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council (Dun Laoghaire, 2011) - Council Website
- Deans Grange Cemetery in: Wikipedia
By Unknown author (1879) - IA
- Glasnevin Cemetery in: Wikipedia
By R. J. O'Duffy (1915) - IA
Map of Prospect Cemetery, Glasnevin (1900)
Includes Photographs of Gravestones and Memorials in Glasnevin, some Portraits and the above Map:
The Boland Memorial Chapel
Thos. H. Burke, Under Secretary for Ireland, Public Monument
Very Rev. Dr. Cahill's Monument
Patrick Connolly's Monument
Frederick William Conway's Monument, wife Eliza Mary, son William A.
James Joseph Cunningham, Esq.'s Vault
Curran's Tomb - drawing
Ald. John Darcy's Monument and Vault
William Dargan's Tomb
Grave of Anne Devlin, faithful servant of Robert Emmet
John Donegan's Monument
James Duffy's Monument
Most Rev. Dr. Duggan, Bishop of Clonfert's Monument
Sir Thomas Farrell, Sculptor, late President Royal Hibernian Academy - Portrait
John Finlay, LL.D.'s Monument, sister Eliza
Lord Fitzgerald's Tomb
Patrick Vincent Fitzpatrick's Monument and Vault
W. J. Fitzpatrick, LL. D., F.S.A.'s Monument
Sir John Gray, M.D., M.P.'s Monument
John Keogh's Monument
Cardinal Edward MacCabe's Tomb
Malone Monument
James Clarence Mangan's Monument, also John and Mathew Plunkett
Dr. Geo. M. McCormick's Monument and Vault
Dr. Alexander M'Donnel's Monument
The Meade Monument
Right Hon. Joseph M. Meade, P.C., LL. D. - Portrait
Memorial Chapel of Right Hon. J. H. Monaghan, Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas
Dr. Thomas Nedley, M.D. - Portrait
Sir Timothy O'Brien's Monument
Daniel O'Connell Statue, Monument, Crypt - drawings of Tomb and O'Connell Circle
Eugene O'Curry, Irish Scholar's Monument
John O'Donovan, LL. D.'s Monument
Hon. Mr. Justice O'Hagan's Monument
Lord O'Hagan's Vault - interior
Right Hon. Lord O'Hagan - Portrait
Dixon Cornelius O'Keeffe's Monument - restored copy of ancient cross on Rock of Cashel
Lord Chief Baron Christopher Palles's Monument
Charles Stewart Parnell's Grave
Ald. John Reynolds' Monument
Edward Southwell Ruthven, M.P.'s Tomb
Very Rev. Dr. John Spratt's Monument - temperance advocate
James Spring's Monument and Vault
Tom Steele's Monument
Barry Sullivan, Dramatic Artist's Monument
Very Rev. Monsignor Yore, P.P., V.G.'s Monument
More names listed in Map of Prospect Cemetery (below)
By William J. Fitzpatrick, LL.D. (1900) - OL
On the Monuments, Mural Tablets, etc. Tables of Old and New Registers
By Rev. John Finlayson, A.M. (1878) - OL
Map of Prospect Cemetery, Glasnevin (1904) showing new sections - St. Patrick's North and South
* Map of Prospect Cemetery Glasnevin
Indicating burial places of dozens of Noted Persons and Communities. And containing some Illustrations
By Dublin Cemeteries Committee (1904) - IA
* SCHOMBERG
Schomberg's Monument
in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin not in Westminster Abbey
By Abhba Notes and Queries Series 2 no. 7 (London, 1856) - IA
in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin not in Westminster Abbey
By Abhba Notes and Queries Series 2 no. 7 (London, 1856) - IA
Frederick Schomberg, 1st Duke of Schomberg in Wikipedia
FERMANAGH
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland'
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Fermanagh Cemetery Records - Fermanagh Headstone Photos
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An Historical Sketch of the Parish of "Inishkeene, in Lacu Ernensi" now called Enniskillen in the Diocese of Clogher; Monuments, Mural Tablets, Memorial Window, Tombstones; Index
By W. H. Bradshaw, A.M. (Dublin, 1878) - IA
GALWAY CITY AND COUNTY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Galway, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Galway Cemetery Records - Galway Headstone Photos
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* Abbey of Ross (Co. Galway) Families Interred in the Abbey
By Oliver J. Burke, A.B.T.C.D. (Dublin, 1869)
By Oliver J. Burke, A.B.T.C.D. (Dublin, 1869)
KERRY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Kerry, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Kerry Cemetery Records - Kerry Headstone Photos
Rootsweb - Co. Kerry Burial/Death Records Organised by Barony
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Rootsweb - Co. Kerry Burial/Death Records Organised by Barony
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a chapter from Selections of Old Kerry records
By Mary Agnes Hickson (London, 1872) - OL* Kerry Graveyard Records
140 Kerry Local Authority Cemeteries, 168 Books scanned, 70,000 burial records indexed
By Kerry Local Authorities (Retrieved 14 Jan 2012)
By Kerry Local Authorities (Retrieved 14 Jan 2012)
KILDARE
Irish Genealogy Projects - Kildare Cemetery Records - Kildare Headstone Photos
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KILKENNY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Kilkenny, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Kildare Cemetery Records - Kildare Headstone Photos
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KILKENNY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Kilkenny, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Kilkenny Cemetery Records - Kilkenny Headstone Photos
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* Epitaphs on the Tombs in the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, Kilkenny
By John O'Phelan (Dublin, 1813) - FHB
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* Epitaphs on the Tombs in the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, Kilkenny
By John O'Phelan (Dublin, 1813) - FHB
* Monumental Antiquities
extract from 'The History, Architecture and Antiquities of the Cathedral Church of St. Canice, Kilkenny'
By the Rev. James Graves; John G Augustus Prim (Dublin, 1857) - IA
LAOIS (formerly QUEEN'S)
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use 'Cemetery Location' County Laois, Ireland
Irish Genealogy Projects - Graveyard Inscriptions - Laois (Queens) Cemetery Records - Laois (Queen's) Headstone Photos
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LEITRIM
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LEITRIM
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Leitrim, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Cemetery Records - Church Records - Headstone Photos
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LIMERICK
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Limerick, Ireland'
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LIMERICK
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Limerick, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - County Limerick Records - Limerick Cemetery Records - Limerick Headstone Photos
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See DERRY/LONDONDERRY
LONGFORD
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Longford, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Longford Cemetery Records - Longford Headstone Photos
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* SHIRLEY
* Sepulchral Memorials of the English at Bruges
extracts from 'Topographer and Genealogist - Vol II'
In the Church of Notre Dame:
(from Latin) John LEY, Kilkenny son of Nicholas and Anna LANGTON; who's 1st wife Margaret BUTLER, dau. of James BUTLER and Xaveriae F'GERALD of Kilkenny; 2nd wife Margareta WELSH, dau. of John WELSH and Anastasia TREHEE; also 6 children and the previously mentioned Catherine, Xaveriae and Nicholas and previously mentioned Maria, Mariana and Margareta; left this life 1747
- (from Latin) James LYNCH, Esq., son of Henry LYNCH, Esq. a faithful Catholic of Galway, 1793 aged 77 erected by Anastasia JOYES and Jasper JOYES, Esq.
In the General Cemetery (probably Protestant):
- Col. Sir George JACKSON, Bart. of Fork Hill, Co. Armagh
- Thomas Roger PALMER, Esq., 2nd son of Sir William PALMER, Bart. of Castle Lacken, Co. Mayo, 1825
- Francis KIRKPATRICK, Esq. of Rathmore, Co. Wicklow, 1818, in his 60th year
- Samuel TAYLOR, 2nd son of Samuel TAYLOR, Esq. and Jane GREEN; b. Dublin 1819, d. at the college of Ypres, 1835
- Francis WHYTE, Esq. of Redhills, Co. Cavan, 1835; Arms
- Eliza WHYTE, widow of Francis WHYTE, Esq. 1843; Margaret their dau. 1839
- Right Hon. Lady Margaret Augusta DILLON, dau. of John SMYTH, 10th Earl of Clanricarde and relict of Luke DILLON, Esq. brother of Robert 1st Lord CLONBROCK; 1837 aged 82
In the Protestant Cemetery at Caen
- The Right Hon. Major-General John Thomas FITZMAURICE, Lord Muskerry, of Springfield Castle, Co. Limerick, b. 1777, d. 1824
ITALY
* English and American Inscriptions in the old (and now closed) Protestant Cemetery in Leghorn
continued from 3rd Series, Vol II p.194
TUTHILL
PALESTINE
* Church of St. Anne, Jerusalem
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Round Tower and Graveyard, Dromiskin, Co. Louth
(Photograph by 'PJC')
Irish Genealogy Projects - Louth Cemeteries - Louth Headstone Photos
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MAYO
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Mayo, Ireland'
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The Ruins of 14th century Mullagh Chapel and Graveyard, Clogherhead, Co. Louth
(Photograph by 'PJC')
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Mayo, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Cemetery Index for County Mayo Ireland - Mayo Cemetery Records - Mayo Headstone Photos
Family History in Ballycastle and N.E. County Mayo - Headstones in North County Mayo
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MEATH
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Meath, Ireland'
Family History in Ballycastle and N.E. County Mayo - Headstones in North County Mayo
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MEATH
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Meath, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Meath Headstone Photos
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* Survey of St. John's Graveyard, Kells
from Riocht na Midhe - Journal of Meath Archaeological and Historical Society Vol XVIII - p, 136
By The Society (Meath, 2007) - FHB
MONAGHAN
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Monaghan, Ireland'
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* Survey of St. John's Graveyard, Kells
from Riocht na Midhe - Journal of Meath Archaeological and Historical Society Vol XVIII - p, 136
By The Society (Meath, 2007) - FHB
MONAGHAN
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Monaghan, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Monaghan Headstone Photos
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* SHIRLEY
Monumental Cross at Lough Fea
OFFALY (formerly KING'S)
at the family house at Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan in memory of Evelyn John Shirley, Esq.; extract from 'Lough Fea'
By Unknown author (2nd Ed. printed privately, London, 1869) - OL
- Evelyn Shirley in: Wikipedia
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Offaly, Ireland'
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ROSCOMMON
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ROSCOMMON
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Roscommon, Ireland'
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SLIGO
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Sligo, Ireland'
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TIPPERARY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Tipperary, Ireland'
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TIPPERARY
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Tipperary, Ireland'
Tipperary Genealogy - Cemeteries
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* The Tomb in Holy Cross Abbey
Letter to the Editor from William Betham in which he states the tomb is that of Elizabeth, dau. of Gerald, Earl of Kildare and first wife of James the fourth Earl of Ormond and NOT the Countess of Desmond or any of her family
Extract from The Penny Journal (Dublin, 1830's) - IA
TYRONE
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* The Tomb in Holy Cross Abbey
Letter to the Editor from William Betham in which he states the tomb is that of Elizabeth, dau. of Gerald, Earl of Kildare and first wife of James the fourth Earl of Ormond and NOT the Countess of Desmond or any of her family
Extract from The Penny Journal (Dublin, 1830's) - IA
TYRONE
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Tyrone, Northern Ireland'
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WATERFORD
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Waterford, Ireland'
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WATERFORD
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Waterford, Ireland'
Waterford Ireland Genealogy Projects - Waterford City and County Headstones - Co. Waterford Headstone Photos
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* O'NEILL
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* O'NEILL
The O'Neills of Ballyneal
Transcription of an O'Neill tomb inscription; Journal of the Waterford and South East of Ireland Archaeological Society
By Editor (Waterford, 1906) - OL
WESTMEATH
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Westmeath, Ireland'
Transcription of an O'Neill tomb inscription; Journal of the Waterford and South East of Ireland Archaeological Society
By Editor (Waterford, 1906) - OL
WESTMEATH
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Westmeath, Ireland'
Irish Genealogy Projects - Westmeath Headstone Photos
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* WALSH
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* WALSH
Walsh Family
Old Churchyard, Drum, Athlone; from 'Fragmenta Genealogica'
By Valentine John Hussey-Walsh (50 copies at my Private Press, London, 1901) - IA
WEXFORD
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Wexford, Ireland'
Old Churchyard, Drum, Athlone; from 'Fragmenta Genealogica'
By Valentine John Hussey-Walsh (50 copies at my Private Press, London, 1901) - IA
WEXFORD
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Wexford, Ireland'
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* WHITTY
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* WHITTY
The Whitty Monument in the Ruined Church of Kilmore, County of Wexord
Includes pedigree; The Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland
By M. J. Whitty (Dublin, 1871) - OL
WICKLOW
Find A Grave - if exact cemetery is unknown use Cemetery Location: 'County Wicklow, Ireland'
Includes pedigree; The Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland
By M. J. Whitty (Dublin, 1871) - OL
WICKLOW
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IRELAND
* Journal of the Association for the Preservation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland
Vol I 1888 - 89 - 90 - 91
Vol II Part I - Vol II Part 2 1892 - 93 - 94
Vol III No. I - Vol III No. II - Vol III No. 3 1895 - 96 - 97
Vol IV No. I 1898 - 99 - 1900
Vol V No I Part I 1901 - 02 - 03
Vol VI No. I Part I - Vol VI No. 2 Part II - Vol VI No. 3 Part I 1904 - 05 - 06
Vol VII No I Part I - Vol VII No. 2 Part I - Vol VII Part II 1907 - 08 - 09
Vol VIII Part I - Vol VIII Part II 1910 - 11 - 12
Vol VIII No. 3 1911
Vol IX No 6 1916
Reports by Counties
Col P .D. Vigors, Vice Prest. R.S.A.I., Rev. J. F. M. Ffrench, V.P. R.S.A.I., M.R.I.A. (1888 - 1916) - IA, FHB
Vol II Part I - Vol II Part 2 1892 - 93 - 94
Vol III No. I - Vol III No. II - Vol III No. 3 1895 - 96 - 97
Vol IV No. I 1898 - 99 - 1900
Vol V No I Part I 1901 - 02 - 03
Vol VI No. I Part I - Vol VI No. 2 Part II - Vol VI No. 3 Part I 1904 - 05 - 06
Vol VII No I Part I - Vol VII No. 2 Part I - Vol VII Part II 1907 - 08 - 09
Vol VIII Part I - Vol VIII Part II 1910 - 11 - 12
Vol VIII No. 3 1911
Vol IX No 6 1916
Reports by Counties
Col P .D. Vigors, Vice Prest. R.S.A.I., Rev. J. F. M. Ffrench, V.P. R.S.A.I., M.R.I.A. (1888 - 1916) - IA, FHB
- Review of Vol. VI, Parts 1 and 2 (Dublin, 1906) in Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, London
BELGIUM
* English Inscriptions in the Cemetery, Ostend and at Ghistelles
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol. V 3rd Series
Lt. Col. Henry C. STREATFIELD, 87 Royal Irish Fusiliers
Robert Patrick O'HARA of Raheen, Co. Galway
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1904) - OL
IRISH GRAVES OVERSEAS
* English Inscriptions in the Cemetery, Ostend and at Ghistelles
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol. V 3rd Series
Lt. Col. Henry C. STREATFIELD, 87 Royal Irish Fusiliers
Robert Patrick O'HARA of Raheen, Co. Galway
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1904) - OL
* Sepulchral Memorials of the English at Bruges
extracts from 'Topographer and Genealogist - Vol II'
In the Church of Notre Dame:
(from Latin) John LEY, Kilkenny son of Nicholas and Anna LANGTON; who's 1st wife Margaret BUTLER, dau. of James BUTLER and Xaveriae F'GERALD of Kilkenny; 2nd wife Margareta WELSH, dau. of John WELSH and Anastasia TREHEE; also 6 children and the previously mentioned Catherine, Xaveriae and Nicholas and previously mentioned Maria, Mariana and Margareta; left this life 1747
- (from Latin) James LYNCH, Esq., son of Henry LYNCH, Esq. a faithful Catholic of Galway, 1793 aged 77 erected by Anastasia JOYES and Jasper JOYES, Esq.
In the General Cemetery (probably Protestant):
- Col. Sir George JACKSON, Bart. of Fork Hill, Co. Armagh
- Thomas Roger PALMER, Esq., 2nd son of Sir William PALMER, Bart. of Castle Lacken, Co. Mayo, 1825
- Francis KIRKPATRICK, Esq. of Rathmore, Co. Wicklow, 1818, in his 60th year
- Samuel TAYLOR, 2nd son of Samuel TAYLOR, Esq. and Jane GREEN; b. Dublin 1819, d. at the college of Ypres, 1835
- Francis WHYTE, Esq. of Redhills, Co. Cavan, 1835; Arms
- Eliza WHYTE, widow of Francis WHYTE, Esq. 1843; Margaret their dau. 1839
- Right Hon. Lady Margaret Augusta DILLON, dau. of John SMYTH, 10th Earl of Clanricarde and relict of Luke DILLON, Esq. brother of Robert 1st Lord CLONBROCK; 1837 aged 82
In the Protestant Cemetery at Caen
- The Right Hon. Major-General John Thomas FITZMAURICE, Lord Muskerry, of Springfield Castle, Co. Limerick, b. 1777, d. 1824
* Sepulchral Memorials of the English at Bruges - continuation
also in Church of Notre Dame, chapel of Blandelin a cabinet with shields: 1st shield Preston; 2nd shield Fitzwilliam (not the viscounts of Ireland), 3rd shield Geraldyn, 4th shield Finglas; epitaph on cabinet: Van Mher Jan Antoine PRESTON, Viscounte de Tarrach (with pedigree and notes)
- PROSSER family (with arms)
- DE MORPHY family, Don Joan DE MORPHY 'iersche infanterie' (arms and footnotes); further inscription for DE MORPHY in the Cathedral of St. Donat (p.484)
Church of St. Jaques:
- mention of Lieut-Col. Mathew HORE of Shandon, Co. Waterford, M.P. in 1689 whose dau. Maria HORE was wife of John Nicholsas PORTER
also in Church of Notre Dame, chapel of Blandelin a cabinet with shields: 1st shield Preston; 2nd shield Fitzwilliam (not the viscounts of Ireland), 3rd shield Geraldyn, 4th shield Finglas; epitaph on cabinet: Van Mher Jan Antoine PRESTON, Viscounte de Tarrach (with pedigree and notes)
- PROSSER family (with arms)
- DE MORPHY family, Don Joan DE MORPHY 'iersche infanterie' (arms and footnotes); further inscription for DE MORPHY in the Cathedral of St. Donat (p.484)
Church of St. Jaques:
- mention of Lieut-Col. Mathew HORE of Shandon, Co. Waterford, M.P. in 1689 whose dau. Maria HORE was wife of John Nicholsas PORTER
* Sepulchral Memorials of the English at Bruges - continuation II
in the Church of the English Austin Nuns:
- Lady Mary HERBERT mar. 1st Hon. Richard MOLYNEUX eldest son of VISCOUNT MOLYNEUX of Maryborough
in the Church of St. Giles:
- William GOOLD (of Cork?)
- Marie WELHS (WELSH?) of Waterfort (Waterford?); (in Flemish)
in the Church of the English Austin Nuns:
- Lady Mary HERBERT mar. 1st Hon. Richard MOLYNEUX eldest son of VISCOUNT MOLYNEUX of Maryborough
in the Church of St. Giles:
- William GOOLD (of Cork?)
- Marie WELHS (WELSH?) of Waterfort (Waterford?); (in Flemish)
mention of
Capt. James CAROLL
Anastasia POOR
Walter KELLY
Joanna PURCELL
Marie KELLY
Elizabeth SMITH
Edited by John Gough Nichols, F.S.A. (London, 1853) - OL
Edited by John Gough Nichols, F.S.A. (London, 1853) - OL
Some graves of fallen Irish soldiers
Imperial War Graves Commission (London, 1929)
Sir Francis Lumm, Bart. of Lumville, Governor of Ross Castle, d. 1797,
High Sheriff of King's County
Memorial errected by his wife Rebecca Forster of Forrest, Co. Dublin
St. James's Church, Piccadilly
(Photograph by 'PJC')
BRITISH WEST INDIES
* The Monumental Inscriptions in the Churches and Churchyards of the Island of Barbados
* The Monumental Inscriptions in the Churches and Churchyards of the Island of Barbados
some Irish born planters and their descendants, including:
James COULSTEN, Esq., born Drogheda, erected by his brother John COULSTEN - St. Michael's Cathedral
Theophilus D'OLIER, Esq., Merchant of the City of Dublin, in Ireland - St. Michael's Cathedral
Susan ECKEL, née GREY, dau. of Capt. W. ONEAL GREY of Galway Ireland, relict of Rev. A. E. ECKEL of Strasbourg, Alsace; erected by her children - St. Peter's, Speights Town
Emma Maria GRINFELD née BROCAS, wife of Gen. William GRENFIELD, and dau. of Rev. John BROCAS, Dean of Killala, in Ireland both died of yellow fever - St. Michael's Cathedral
George HALL of Locust Hall in this parish, merchant of Bridgetown, 10th son of William HALL of Tulley, Co. Donegall, Ireland - St. George's
Mr. Michael MAHON, of the Kingdom of Ireland and Margaret MAHON his wife of Barbados with several of their children; erected by Mr. James MAHON, son - All Saints'; similar entry at St. John's also mentioning grandchildren
George MONTGOMERY; erected by his father George MONTGOMERY of Belfast - St. Michael's Cathedral
Connor Joseph O'BRYEN, eldest son of James POWER O'BRYEN, Ireland - St. Philip's
George W. PATTON, M.D., from Tandragee, Ireland, died 3 weeks after arrival, erected by his children - St. Michael's Cathedral
Thomas SHERIFF, born Aghanloo, Co. Londonderry leaving a widow Jane SHERIFF and 4 sons; also Henrietta SHERIFF their granddaughter; Chas. John SHERIFF, Chas Eugene Douglas SHERIFF, Solr. - St. Paul's Churchyard
Nathaniel SIMS WEEKES, Esq. native of his island who died at the Cove of Cork, and was inter'd there; probably father of Dr. Nath. WEEKES of this parish - St. Philips
William John WHITLA, born Belfast; erected by George WHITLA of Barbados - St. Michael's Cathedral
By Vere Langford Oliver, M.R.C.S., (1915) - IA
some Irish born planters and their descendants including:
James ADAMS and his wife both natives of Ireland - Kingston Parish Churchyard - Jamaica
Francis ARCHER appears to have been [of] an Irish Family - Parish of St. Catherine, Jamaica
ARCHER of Wexford, Archer of Wicklow - St. Catherine Cathedral, Jamaica
Andrew ARCHDECKNE, Esq., a native of the Kingdom of Ireland, Barrister - St. Catherine Cathedral, Jamaica
Lieut. Henry BERESFORD - Parish of St. Andrew's, Jamaica
Mr. Gerald BERMINGHAM of the Noble and Ancient Family of Athenry of the Kingdom of Ireland; his relict Mrs. Anne BERMINGHAM - St. Catherine Cathedral, Jamaica
Rev. William Thomas BERNARD of Trinity College Dublin - St. John's, Antigua
Coll John BOURDEN, borne in the city of Colrain[e] in the Kingdom of Ireland, President of Council - St. Catherine Cathedral, Jamaica
Maj. George CRAWFORD, son of James CRAWFORD, of Auburn, Ireland - St. Catherine Cathedral, Jamaica
Maj. John Sankey DARLEY, a tribute by his father George DARLEY of Dublin. The Major was a brother of Ald. DARLEY of Dublin 'of Orange notoriety' - Fort Augusta, Jamaica
Capt. Wm. DONOLDSON, of the Brig 'Hibernia' of Belfast - New West Ground, Kingston, Jamaica
Robert FULLER, came from Kinsale, Co. Cork, and left issue - Parish of St. Michael, Barbados
Sir Robert HACKETT, Knight - Adam's Castle Estate, Barbados
Catherine HAMILTON, née AYLMER, relict of a Mr. HAMILTON of Co. Galway - Parish of St. John, Jamaica
John D. HARTNETT, Capt. of the Brig 'Lawton' of Cork of which place he was a native - New West Ground, Kingston, Jamaica
(Mrs.) Hill HOTCHKYN, formerly CHILDERMAS (husband, of Ireland), née BOLTON probably of an Irish Family, wife of the Attorney-General - Jamaica Cathedral
Mr. KIRWAN, a planter, native of Galway, noted for his eccentricities - Parish Church, Antigua
Lieut. Robert LLOYD, Rl. Artilly. 2nd son of the late Edward LLOYD of Mount St., Dublin - Port Royal Parish, Jamaica
Mr. Michael Mahon of the Kingdom of Ireland - Parish of St. Peter's, Barbados
Roger OSBORNE, Governor of Monserrat, an Irishman probably of the well-known Wexford family, accused of a 'barbarous and inhuman murder' - Cathedral, Parish of St. Catherine, Jamaica
Ralph PAYNE, Lord Lavington of the Kingdom of Ireland - Parish Church, Antigua
Col. Philip LEE, an Irishman by birth and education - Parish Church, Antigua
Maj.-Gen. Nathaniel MASSEY, 2nd Baron Clarina, Peerage of Ireland, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Barbados - Parish of St. Michael, Barbados
Winston Eliza ROSE, niece to Hugh ROSE, of Kilravach, in Ireland - St. Lucea, Parish of Hanover, Jamaica
Jane RADCLIFFE, wife of Rev. J. RADCLIFFE, Minister of the Scotch Church, she was born in Ireland - Scotch Burial Ground, Kingston, Jamaica
Mary TAAFE, probably wife of Michael TAAFE. The Taafes were allied to the noble house in Ireland - St. Catherine Cathedral, Jamaica
Wm. D'ESTERRE TAYLOR, of Kinsale, Ireland, died of yellow fever - Old Burial Ground, St. Andrew's Parish, Jamaica
John WATT, Esq., a native of Ireland, Merchant - Scotch Burial Ground Kingston, Jamaica
By Captain J. H. Lawrence Archer (1875) - IABURIED AT SEA
Extracts of men and boys who were buried at sea during WWI. Many Irish, including:
BARRY, A.B., James, 189368 (RFR/PO/B/2610). R.N. H.M.S. 'Good Hope'. Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 33. Son of James and Hannah Barry, of 67, St. Mary’s Rd., Midleton, Co. Cork
BEER, P.O. 2nd Cl. Philip, 173325. R.N. H.M.S. 'Bayano'..Killed in action with submarine off the Clyde 11th March, 1915. Age 38. Son of the late James and Mary Beer, of Weymouth; husband of Alice Beer, of 12, North Quay, Weymouth, Dorset, late of H.M. Coastguard Station, Balriggan, Co. Dublin
BEGLEY, Gnr. Denis Francis, RMA/g1o1 (RMR/IC/96). R.M.A. H.M.S. 'Good Hop'. Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 32. Son of Denis O’Brien Begley, of 63, North Grove, St. Ann’s Rd., South Tottenham, London, and the late Elizabeth Begley. Native of Booterstown, Dublin
BEGLEY, Smn. James, 2276/A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Bulwar'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 21, Son of Dan and Maggie Begley, of Greencastle, Co. Donegal
BEGLEY, Smn. Robert, §216.A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Viknor' Drowned in loss of vessel off Irish Coast 13th Jan., 1915. Age 19. Son of Dan and Maggie Begley, of Greencastle, Co. Donegal.
BLACKMORE, 2nd Hand John, 16359.D.A. R.N.R. H.M. Trawler 'James Seckar'. Drowned in loss of vessel in Atlantic 25th Sept., 1917. Age 52. Son of Samuel and Susannah Blackmore, of Dublin ; husband of Bella Blackmore, of 1, Crofton Avenue, Kingstown, Co. Dublin
BOLTON, Sto. William, R.N.R. age 46, H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland, 31 May 1916, age 46. Son of Michael and Mary BOLTON of 9, Boyne St., Dublin
BORROWES, Midn. Kildare Henry. R.N. H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 16. Son of Eustace and Winifrede Borrowes, of 18, Warwick Villas, Leeson Park, Dublin. Native of Kildare
BRENNOCK, Sto. Patrick, 1719.U. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Europa'. Died of dysentery 26th Aug., 1915. Age 33. Son of Michael and Mary Brennock, of 41, South Dock St., Ringsend, Dublin. One of three brothers killed in the war
BROUGHTON, Ch. E.R.A. 1st Cl. (Pensioner) Robert Thomas, 129257. RN. H.MS. 'Invincible'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 53. Son of William and Elizabeth Broughton, of Cork; husband of Sarah Dorothy Rayner (formerly Broughton), of Alton Cottage, Bradford St., Bocking, Braintree.
BROWN, Engr. Lieut. John. R.N.R. M.F.A. 'Whitehead'. Killed in action with submarine in Mediterranean 15th Oct., 1917. Age 4r. Son of John and Jane Brown, of Belfast, Ireland; husband of Rosina Brown, of ‘Olive Bank,” 49, Perkin St., Newcastle, New South Wales
BROWN, Gnr. Lawrence, R.M.A. age 19, H.M.S. 'Defence', son of Robert and Ellen BROWN, of Phoenix Gate Lodge, Phoenix Park, Dublin
BURRARD, Sto. 1st Cl. Norman Sidney, K/14263. R.N. H.M.S. 'Aboukir'. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22nd Sept., 1914. Age 20. Son of Emily Burrard, of 119, Stoney Lane, Sparkbrook, Birmingham, and the late Henry Burrard (formerly Q.M. Serjt. 10th Bn. Royal Irish Fus.). Native of Monaghan, Ireland
BYRNE, Lieut. Felix, Mentioned in Despatches. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Begonia'. Killed in action with submarine in Atlantic 6th Oct. 1917, age 31. Son of Henry and Sarah Byrne of Bellurgan Point, Dundalk, Co. Louth
BYRNE, A.B. James, 204649 (RFR/PO/B/2235). R.N. H.M.S. 'Good Hope'. Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 30. Son of Johannah Byrne, of Moore’s Terrace, Dublin Rd., Stillorgan, Co. Dublin
BYRNE, Sto. 1st Cl. Jeremiah, 286880. R.N. H.M:.S. 'Bulwark'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 38. Son of Darby and Catherine Byrne. Native of Crowkeeragh, Kilcar, Co. Donegal
CAULFIELD, A.B. Moses, J/17845. R.N. H.M.S. 'Black Prince'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 22. Son of Moses and Ellen Caulfield, of 76, Fountain Rd, Tooting, London. Native of Dublin
COLLINS, Smn. Christopher, 4727.B. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Cressy'. Killed in action with submarine in North Sea 22nd Sept., 1914. Age 26. Son of Christopher and Mary Collins, of 5, Oulster Lane, Drogheda, Co. Louth, Ireland
COOGAN, Sto. Thomas, 1984.V. RNR. H.M.S. 'Bulwark'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 44. Husband of Margaret Coogan, of 38, Wexford St., Dublin
DAY, Midn. Elystan Tidmarsh. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Caronia'. 6th Sept., 1915. Age 19. Son of John Sage Day and Mary Kathleen Day, of 190, Rathgar Rd., Dublin. Born at Lloyds Bank House, Presteigne, Radnorshire
DOHERTY, Sto. Michael, R.N.R. age 23, H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May 1916, son of Bernard and Mary DOHERTY, of 79, Upper Dominick St., Dublin
DOHERTY, Sto. Robert, 5278.8. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 32. Son of Robert and Mary Doherty, of Kyles Brae, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry
DUNNE, Smn. Thomas Ambrose, §210.A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Bayano'. Killed in action with submarine off the Clyde 11th March, 1915. Age 25. Son of Philip and Mary Dunne, of 35, Findlater St., Glasthule, Kingstown, Co. Dublin
FLANAGAN, Boy tst Cl. Bernard, J/38129. R.N. H.M.S. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 17. Son of Elizabeth Flanagan, of 82, White Hart Lane, Barnes, London. Born at Dublin
FLAVIN, Ldg. Smn. Michael, 194183. R.N. H.M.S. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 34. Son of the late Martin and Ellen Flavin, of Rostellan, Co. Cork. One of five brothers, all of whom served in the Navy
FRAHILL, Shipwt. 2nd Cl. William, M/7110. R.N. H.M.S. “ Bulwark.” Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 22. Son of William and Margaret Frahill, of 17, Queen St., Queenstown, Co. Cork
FRAYNE, Sto. Edward, R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Indefatigable'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland, 31st May 1916, age ___, son of Edward and Susan FRAYNE of Dublin
FULLAM, Sto. Bartholomew, 6253.8. R.NR. H.M.S. 'Indefatigable'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 24 Son of the late Bartholomew and Mary Fullam; husband of Margaret Fullam, of 14, Upper Abbey St., Dublin. Native of Dublin
GAYNOR, Sto. James Joseph, 6021.S. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Indefatigable'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 21. Son of John and Catherine Gaynor, of 42, Desmond Avenue, Kingstown, Dublin
GEOGHEGAN, Fleet Surgeon Herbert Lyne, R.N. age ___, H.M.S. 'Black Prince', Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May 1916. Son of Mrs. GEOGHEGAN of Sliema, Malta, and the late Stannus GEOGHEGAN; husband of Mrs. I. A. DOWNS (formerly GEOGHEGAN) of Littlehampton, Sussex. Educated at Neuwied, Germany, Queen's Galway, and T.C.D., Dublin (B.A., M.D.), translator from German
GLANVILLE, P.O. 1st Cl. James, 126966. (RFR/PO/A/1892). R.N. H.M.S. 'Bayano'. Killed in action with submarine off the Clyde 11th March, 1915. Age 45. Son of Michael and Margaret Glanville (née M’Carthy), of Goleen; husband of Mary E. Glanville (née Wooll), of Goleen, Skibbereen, Co. Cork
GRAHAM, Sto. 1st Cl. Christopher Patrick, K/28796. R.N. H.M.P.M.S. “ Erin’s Isle.” Killed by mine explosion in Thames: Estuary ath Feb., 1919. Age 24. Son of Annie Graham, of 8, Barrett St., Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, and the late Patrick Graham
HENNESSY, Gar. Murlagh Francis, RMA/12255. R.M.A. H.M.S. 'Lion'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 27. Son of Arthur Hennessy and Margeret Connors his wife, of Turbotstown, Coole, Co. Westmeath. Native of Newtown, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow
HOGAN, P.O. Tel. Daniel Jeremiah, 216819. R.N. H.M.S. “ Defence.” Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 34. Son of Daniel Jeremiah and Margaret Hogan (stepmother), of 1, Rosemount Rd., North Circular Rd., Dublin
IRELAND, Lieut. Comdr. Ralph. R.N. H.M.S. 'Southampton'. Drowned in North Sea in heavy weather 19th Jan., 1917. Age 28. Son of Adam Liddell Ireland and Isabel Ireland, of 17, Malone Park, Belfast
JONES, Wireman 2nd Cl. Arthur Thomas, M11888. R.N., H.M.S 'Invincible'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916, age 24, son of William Henry and Margaret JONES, of Church St., Dunmanway, Co. Cork
KELLY see LYNCH
KIDD, Boy 1st Cl. Sydney George, J/28053. R.N. H.M.S. 'Viknor'. Drowned in loss of vessel off Irish Coast 13th Jan., 1915. Age 17. Son of Frederick and Sarah Anne Kidd, of Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow
KILDEA, Smn. William, 2100D. R.N.R., S.S. 'Mesaba', Killed in action with submarine off Tuscar Rock 1st Sept. 1918, age 50. Son of John and Elizabeth Kildea, of Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
KING, Smn. Ernest, 3855.B. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Bulwark'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 38. Son of Mr. and Mrs. King, of Dublin; husband of Catherine King, of 13, Nixon St., Dublin
KING, Smn. Lawrence, 5810.A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Bulwark'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914, age ___. Son of John King, of Mornington, Drogheda, and Margaret Garvey, his wife
KNOTT, Sto. P.O. Henry, 354781 Ae PO/B/3467). R.N. H.M.S. 'Good Hope'. Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 34. Husband of Mary Knott, of Rush, Co. Dublin
LARKIN, Sto. John, 1388.U. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Goliath'. Killed in action with Turkish| Destroyer in Dardanelles 13th May, 1915. Age 45. Husband of Rosanna Larkin, of 160, Stella Gardens, Irishtown, Dublin
LINDSAY, Ch. Sto. George Lawrence, 176607. R.N. H.M.S. 'Good Hope'. Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 43. Son of James and Mary Lindsay, of Ireland; husband of Rosey Lindsay, of 3, Fyning St, Landport, Portsmouth
LINEHAN, Sto. Daniel, 7679.8. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Redbreast'. Killed in action with submarine in E. Mediterranean 15th July, 1917. Age 29. Son of the late Michael and Kate Linehan, of Evergreen, Cork
LINEHAN, Sto. 1st Cl. John, K/25947. R.N. H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 20. Son of Patrick and Kate Linehan, of Bath View, Mallow, Co. Cork
LYNCH (served as KELLY), Sto. Thomas, 6933.S. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 38. Husband of Catherine Lynch, of 44, Bridgfoot St., Dublin
McGEE, Smn. William, 5769.A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Goliath'. Killed in action with Turkish destroyer in Dardanelles 13th May, 1915. Age 19. Son of Thomas and Mary Anne McGee, of Chapel Green, Rush, Co. Dublin
McGILLIVRAY, P.O. Joseph, 2577.A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Louvain. Killed in action with sub-marine in Mediterranean 20th Jan., 1918. Age 27. Son of Donald and Mary McGillivray, of High St., Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
McGRATH, Sto. George, 2024.U. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Invincible'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 37. Son of George and Mary McGrath, of Machara, Londonderry ; husband of Jane McGrath, of 7, Newton St., Patrick, Glasgow
McGRATH, Sto. Henry, 8397.S. R.N.R. H.MS. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 34. Son of Henry McGrath, of Londonderry; husband of Ellen McGrath, of 51, Piccadilly St., Anderston, Glasgow
McGRATH, Shipwt. 1st Cl. William Patrick, 340362. R.N. H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 44. Son of John and Mary McGrath, of 19, Harbour View, Queenstown, Cork.
McKENNA, Smn. Andrew, 2594/A. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Bulwark'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 25. Son of Alexandra and Jane McKenna, of Balbriggan, Co. Dublin; husband of Margaret McKenna, of Mill St., Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
McKENNA, Ldg. Smn. James, 4971.A. R.N.R. S.V. 'Olwen'. Killed in action with submarine 11th June, 1918. Age 27. Son of Alexander and Jane McKenna, of Balbriggan; husband of Catherine McKenna, of Clonard St., Balbriggan, Co. Dublin
McLOUGHLIN, Sto. Robert Joseph, 6955.5. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 26. Son of John and Mary McLoughlin, of 41, Beacon St., Liverpool. Native of Newry, Co Down, Ireland
McMULLEN, Lieut. Alexander Percival. RN. H.M.S. 'Invincible'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 24. Son of Alex. R. and Frances E. McMullen, of Dixie, Ontario, Canada. Native of Tullamore, Ireland
MAHER, Trimmer Henry, 6939.T.S. R.N.R. H.M. Drifter 'Deliverer'. Killed in action with submarine off Dublin 3rd Nov., 1917. Age 35. Son of Christy and Mary Maher, of Dalkey, Co. Dublin; husband of Blanche Maher, of 16, Wellington St., Dun Laoghaire
MANGAN, Sto. John, 2172.V. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 62. Son of Thomas and Catherine Lalor Mangan, of Lincoln Place, Dublin; husband of Elizabeth Mangan (née Smyth), of 19, Waterford St., Dublin
MANNIX, Boy rst Cl. James Francis, J/25917. R.N. H.M.S. 'Viknor'. Drowned in loss of vessel off Irish coast 13th Jan., 1915. Age 17. Son of John J. and Mary F. ix, of 24, Herbert Place, Dublin. 8.
MILLER, Officers’ Std. 3rd Cl. Frank, L/4714. R.N. H.M.S. 'Queen Mary'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 22. Son of Joseph and Jessy Miller, of 121 Street, Due Porte, Senglea, Malta. Born at Ballycastle, Co. Mayo, Ireland
MONTGOMERY, Lieut. Richard Tichborne, R.N.R., age 60, H.M.S. 'Redbreast', son of Alexander Tichborne MONTGOMERY, of Co. Dublin; husband of Belinda M. Cockburn MONTGOMERY of Dumbreck, Glasgow
MULLEN, Engmn. William, 5669.T.S. R.N.R. H.M. Trawler 'Sealark II'. Drowned through collision 30th Sept., 1918. Age 34. Husband of Mary Mullen, of 17, Findlater St., Sandycove, Kingstown, Co. Dublin. Native of Killiney, Co. Dublin
MYOTT, E.R.A. 3rd Cl. Dominick, M/7565. R.N. H.M. S/M. 'K17'. Drowned through collision in North Sea 31st Jan., 1918. Age 29. Son of Patrick and Mary Myott, of 23, Roches Row, Queenstown, Co. Cork.
NIVEN, Engr. Lieut. Comdr. James Douglas. R.N. H.M.S. “ Black Prince.” Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 34. Son of Ninian C. Niven, of 'Craignure'. Cowper _ Rd., Rathmines, Co. Dublin; husband of Norah, C. Niven, of 64, Whitwell Rd., East Southsea, Hants.
O’REILLY, Lieut. Frank Power. R.N. H.M.S. 'Invincible'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 29. Son of Terence and Angela O’Reilly, of Croghan Lodge, Avoca, Co. Wicklow. Native of Dublin
PAVLOSKY, A.B. Fredrick Charles, 194223 R.N. H.M.S. “ Good Hope.” Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 34. Son of Robert and Harriet Pavlosky, of The Ferry House, Kinsale, Co. Cork; husband of Elizabeth Pavlosky, of 1, Marine Terrace, Skinningrove, Yorks.
PENDER, Trimmer Patrick, 2656.S.T. R.N.R. H.M.P.M.S. 'Ascot'. Killed in action with submarine off Farne Islands 10th Nov., 1918. Age 28. Son of Patrick and Annie Pender, of Dublin
SHIELDS, Sto. John, 1717.U. R.N.R. H.M.S. ** Queen Mary.” Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 53. Son of Patrick and Mary Shields, of Dublin; husband of Margaret Shields, of 2, East James Place, Dublin
SHORT, Sto. Patrick Joseph, 2014.V. R.N.R. H.M.S. 'Bulwark.'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 32. Son of Patrick and Margret Short; husband of Margret Short, of 31A, Spring Garden St., Dublin. Native of Dublin
SMYTH, Sto. Edward, 6432.S. R.N.R. H.MS. 'Indefatigable'. Killed in action at Battle of Jutland 31st May, 1916. Age 35. Son of James _.and Mary Smyth, of 20, Clarence Place, Dublin
SULLIVAN, Shipwt. 2nd Cl. Michael, M/2503. R.N. H.M.S. 'Glatton'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel in Dover Harbour 16th Sept., 1918. Age 28. Son of Michael and Mary Sullivan, of Fearlihanes, Rossmore, Ballineen, Co. Cork
TALLANT, Sto. Hugh, 2280. U. MFA, R.N.R. 'Ermine'. Killed in action with sub-marine in Aegean Sea 2nd Aug., 1917. Age 40. Son of Thomas and Catherine Tallant, of Harbour House, Bullock, Dalkey, Co. Dublin
TEHAN, A.B. Christopher Fredrick Edmund, SS/1029 (RFR/PO/B/3718). R.N. H.M.S. 'Good Hope'. Killed in action at Battle of Coronel 1st Nov., 1914. Age 27. Son of Arthur and Florence Tehan, of 'The Garden', Stewart Institution, Palmerstown, Co. Dublin. Native of Barnham, Sussex
CAPRANI, Trimmer John, 7776T.S. R.N.R., H.M. Trawler 'Sealark II'. Drowned though collision 30th Sept. 1918. Age 19, Son of Menotti and Margaret Caprani, of 185, Richmond Rd., Fairview, Dublin
VERNON, Sub-Lieut. , Humphrey Fane. R.N. , ELMLS. 'Hampshire'. Killed by mine explosion off Orkneys 5th June, 1916. Age 22. Son of Fane and Ina Georgina Vernon, of 1, Wilton Place, Dublin
WHELAN, Officers’ Std. 2nd Cl. Francis Henry, L/5864. R.N. H.M.S. 'Velox'. Killed by mine explosion in English Channel 25th Oct., 1915. Age 35. Son of John and Margaret Whelan, of Dublin
WILSON, Midn. Charles Huband. R.N. H.M.S. 'Bulwark'. Killed by internal explosion of vessel off Sheerness 26th Nov., 1914. Age 15. Son of Charles J. Wilson, of Derlamogue, Ailesbury Park, Dublin.
and others
Memorials to the Naval Ranks and Ratings of the Empire who Fell in the Great War and have No Other Grave than the Sea
CANADA
* St. Patricks Catholic Cemetery
Kinkora, Perth Co., Ontario
By Maryann Perkins (Mrs. L.) Griffith (Kincora, 1974) - FHB
* Kelley of Castle Kelley
No. 12, p. XVIII, Anna, wife of Daniel Cuckrow, dau of Mr. Benjamin Kelley, d. 1720 in 'The Booke of Regester of the Parish of St. Peter in Canterbury for Christninges Weddinges and Buryalls 1560 - 1800'
Ed. by Joseph Meadows Cowper (106 copies privately printed, Canterbury, 1888) - FHB
Kinkora, Perth Co., Ontario
By Maryann Perkins (Mrs. L.) Griffith (Kincora, 1974) - FHB
Edward Tipping,
2nd Son of Edward Tipping of Bellurgan Park, Co. Louth, d. 17 Aug 1798 aged 35
Yorkminster
(Photograph by 'PJC')
ENGLAND* Kelley of Castle Kelley
No. 12, p. XVIII, Anna, wife of Daniel Cuckrow, dau of Mr. Benjamin Kelley, d. 1720 in 'The Booke of Regester of the Parish of St. Peter in Canterbury for Christninges Weddinges and Buryalls 1560 - 1800'
Ed. by Joseph Meadows Cowper (106 copies privately printed, Canterbury, 1888) - FHB
* Monumental Inscriptions in the Church of St. Giles-in-the-Fields
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol V 3rd Series
- The Right Honorable Mary (BROWNE), Countess of Kenmare
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1904) - OL
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol V 3rd Series
- The Right Honorable Mary (BROWNE), Countess of Kenmare
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1904) - OL
* Monumental Inscriptions Kelston, Somerset
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol III
- Harriotte BOWERS, of Waterford; her sister Julia SPENCE
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1874) - OL
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol III
- Harriotte BOWERS, of Waterford; her sister Julia SPENCE
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1874) - OL
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series
- Margaret (SCOTT), Countess of Clonmell, relict of Earl of Clonmell
- Charlotte (SCOTT), Countess of Beauchamp, dau. of above
- Colonel Hugh Henry MITCHELL, son of Hugh Henry MITCHELL, Esq. of Co. Cork
- Louisa LITTLE, relict of George Little, Esq. of Asnagh, Co. Longford
- John Hornby LITTLE, son of above
continuation Vol V p. 18
- Robert ALEXANDER, Esqr., formerly of Seamount, Co. Dublin
- Henrietta Judith ALEXANDER, relict of the above
- Henry Barre BERESFORD of Learmount, Co. Londonderry
- Lady Jane STAUNTON, relict of Sir George Leonard STAUNTON of Cargin, Co. Galway
- Charlotte (SCOTT), Countess of Beauchamp, dau. of above
- Colonel Hugh Henry MITCHELL, son of Hugh Henry MITCHELL, Esq. of Co. Cork
- Louisa LITTLE, relict of George Little, Esq. of Asnagh, Co. Longford
- John Hornby LITTLE, son of above
continuation Vol V p. 18
- Robert ALEXANDER, Esqr., formerly of Seamount, Co. Dublin
- Henrietta Judith ALEXANDER, relict of the above
- Henry Barre BERESFORD of Learmount, Co. Londonderry
- Lady Jane STAUNTON, relict of Sir George Leonard STAUNTON of Cargin, Co. Galway
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
Monument to Sir Patrick Flemming, Thierfeld, Saxony
GERMANY
* Inscriptions at the'Tannenwaldchen' Cemetery, Dusseldorf
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica Vo., II 4th Series
Hilda HAUGHTON, dau. of Wilfred and Mary HAUGHTON of Dublin
William T. MULVANY, Esq., late Royal Commissioner of Public Works, Ireland
Alicia WINSLOW of Cloghan, Fermanagh, wife of W.T. MULVANY (above)
Alicia A MULVANY of Ardara, Donegal, dau.of W.T. MULVANY (above)
-Mary O. McGURRIN (nee DONAVAN) b. Belturbet, Co. Cavan
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1908) - OL
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica Vo., II 4th Series
Hilda HAUGHTON, dau. of Wilfred and Mary HAUGHTON of Dublin
William T. MULVANY, Esq., late Royal Commissioner of Public Works, Ireland
Alicia WINSLOW of Cloghan, Fermanagh, wife of W.T. MULVANY (above)
Alicia A MULVANY of Ardara, Donegal, dau.of W.T. MULVANY (above)
-Mary O. McGURRIN (nee DONAVAN) b. Belturbet, Co. Cavan
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1908) - OL
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society (see illustration above). Tomb in Saxon Erzgebirge, Thierfeld, d. 7th Sep 1735 in the 63rd year of his age
By M. Eckardt, Thierfeld, Saxony (Cork, 1892) - OL
GREECE
- Monumental Inscriptions in the British Cemeteries of the Ionian Islands
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica Vo., II 4th Series
Joseph Thomas CARVILL of Newry
Captain the Honourable Robert Le Poer FRENCH [TRENCH], R.N., 3rd son of Richard [Le Poer TRENCH], 2nd Earl Clancarty
Catherine JOHNSTON, widow of Robert JOHNSTON of Cashel, Co. Donegal
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1908) - OL
INDIA
* Monumental Inscriptions in Cawnpur [Kanpur] Cantonment Cemetery
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica Vo., II 4th Series; continued from Vol I 4th series [not found]
Roman Catholic plot XIV (Adults) - 2nd Royal Munster Fusiliers:
Pte. John AHERNE
By M. Eckardt, Thierfeld, Saxony (Cork, 1892) - OL
GREECE
- Monumental Inscriptions in the British Cemeteries of the Ionian Islands
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica Vo., II 4th Series
Joseph Thomas CARVILL of Newry
Captain the Honourable Robert Le Poer FRENCH [TRENCH], R.N., 3rd son of Richard [Le Poer TRENCH], 2nd Earl Clancarty
Catherine JOHNSTON, widow of Robert JOHNSTON of Cashel, Co. Donegal
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1908) - OL
INDIA
* Monumental Inscriptions in Cawnpur [Kanpur] Cantonment Cemetery
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica Vo., II 4th Series; continued from Vol I 4th series [not found]
Roman Catholic plot XIV (Adults) - 2nd Royal Munster Fusiliers:
Pte. John AHERNE
Sergt. Instr. William Joseph FARROW E.I.R.V.R.C.
Andy ROWLAND
on monument erected by the men of Co. Kerry:
on monument erected by the men of Co. Kerry:
Pte. Patrick TRANT
Pte. Daniel DEE
Pte. John NASH
Pte. John HORAN
Corpl. John SHUEL
on headstones:
Daniel DEE (as above)
on headstones:
Daniel DEE (as above)
Pte James MAHONEY
Lce. Corp. Carroll O'CONNELL
Thomas MCGLADRIGAN, Station Master, Rajputana Malwa Railway
on monument erected by the men of the County and City of Limerick:
on monument erected by the men of the County and City of Limerick:
Pte. Thomas SHEEHAN
Pte. John HARTNETT;
Pte. Martin SHANNON
Pte. Thomas NUNAN
Pte. Patrick DOYLE
Pte. Michael WALSH
Pte. John WIXTED
Pte. James NEILAN
Pte. Patrick WALSH
Pte. James MACK
Pte. Daniel DALEY
Pte. John SHEEHAN
Sergt. Andrew ROLAND
Pte. Cornelious HALLORAN
Pte. Michael LIDDY
on headstones:
Pte. SCULLY
Pte. SCULLY
Pte. William O'LEARY
Corpl. SHULE
on monument erected by the men of the City and County of Cork:
Pte. M. LYNCH
on monument erected by the men of the City and County of Cork:
Pte. M. LYNCH
Pte. J. MAHONY
Color Sgt. F. NOLAN
Pte. J. AHERN
Pte W. O'LEARY
Pte J. DALY
Pte. C. WALSH
Pte. P. SCULLY
Pte. D. McCARTHY
Pte J. SHEEHAN
Pte. J. DESMOND
Pte. P MURPHY
on headstones:
P. KEEGAN, R.M.F.
on headstones:
P. KEEGAN, R.M.F.
Pte. Joseph (or Edward) WALES
Pte. J. HORAN; P. WALSH
on monument erected by Corporals of the 2nd Royal Munster Fusiliers:
Corp. W. WESTALL
on monument erected by Corporals of the 2nd Royal Munster Fusiliers:
Corp. W. WESTALL
Corp. J. SHUEL
Corp. D. CLIFFORD
Mrs. M. BRIGANZA
continuation p. 62
Plot XVI - Church of England (Adults) - on monument erected by Army Boot Class:
M. (Michael) CONNELLY, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Plot XVII - Church of England (Adults) 2nd Battn. Royal Munster Fusiliers
Pte. M. SHANNON
continuation p. 62
Plot XVI - Church of England (Adults) - on monument erected by Army Boot Class:
M. (Michael) CONNELLY, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Plot XVII - Church of England (Adults) 2nd Battn. Royal Munster Fusiliers
Pte. M. SHANNON
Pte. J. NASH
Drvr. J. BARKER
Pte. J. MURPHY
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1908) - OL
ISLE OF MAN
ISLE OF MAN
taken in the summer of 1797 by John Feltham and Edward Wright; some natives of Ireland including:
Thomas DICKESON, Stone Cutter, d, 1759
Edw. MULLAN from Dundalk, Brewer, 1781
James DRAKE of Loughin Isle, 1795
Francis BLACKMORE, 1734
Wm. Barton TENNISON, of Ballshot, Esq., late High Sheriff and J.P. for Monaghan, 1793
Rev. John FIELD, A.M. of County Armagh, 1778
Wm. THOMPSON of County Cavan, 1713
Francis Wilder MOORE, Esq., of Julians Town, Co. Meath, 1792
Richard Ambrose STEVENSON, Esq. aid de camp to Lord Shannon, grandson to John STEVENSON, Esq., M.P., 1773
Edited by William Harrison, Esq. (Douglas, Isle of Man, 1868) - IAITALY
* English and American Inscriptions in the old (and now closed) Protestant Cemetery in Leghorn
continued from 3rd Series, Vol II p.194
TUTHILL
OWEN
CULLEN, WYNNE
continuation p. 67
STACPOOLE
continuation p. 67
STACPOOLE
ROSS
ATKINS
d'ESTERRE
MOUTRAY
De LACY
COPE
continuation p. 99
MAQUAY
continuation p. 99
MAQUAY
DISNEY
ROBERTSON
MAY
continuation p. 133
Thomas, infant son of Sir Thomas and Alicia WHELAN
Henrietta Jemima DELAP, Monasterboyce
Tho. CRAMER Esq. of Kilcullin
Margaret WILLIS, Co. Westmeath
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
continuation p. 133
Thomas, infant son of Sir Thomas and Alicia WHELAN
Henrietta Jemima DELAP, Monasterboyce
Tho. CRAMER Esq. of Kilcullin
Margaret WILLIS, Co. Westmeath
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
PALESTINE
* Church of St. Anne, Jerusalem
Robert BATESON, Esq., M.P., eldest son of Sir Robert BATESON, Baronet, of Belvoir Park, Ireland
Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1938) - IA
* Monumental Inscriptions in Jerusalem
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series; Some of Irish interest:
A small Irish cross: Mary Elizabeth ELLIOTT, Gaza
Rev. Somerset Brafield BURTCHAELL, M.A.
Annie Pomola BURTCHAELL
Claudia BURTCHAELL, infant dau. of Somerset and Katherine BURTCHAELL
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series; Some of Irish interest:
A small Irish cross: Mary Elizabeth ELLIOTT, Gaza
Rev. Somerset Brafield BURTCHAELL, M.A.
Annie Pomola BURTCHAELL
Claudia BURTCHAELL, infant dau. of Somerset and Katherine BURTCHAELL
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
Pte. David CORR, Leinster Regiment, son of Patrick and Mary CORR, of Ballybur Castle, Cuffs Grange, Co. Kilkenny
Serjt. A GOWERS, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Pte. David Tomb GRAHAM, Highland Light Inf., son of James and Elizabeth GRAHAM of Kilrea, Co. Londonderry
Pte. D. J. GRIMLEY, Royal Irish /fusiliers, son of John and Mary GRIMLEY, of Meadow Lane, Portadown, Co. Armagh
Lieut.-Col. Edmond John JAMESON, D.S.O., Leinster Regt. which he was commanding when killed at Gaza. Son of late John William and Alice Rose Grace JAMESON
Pte. T. KENNEDY, Connaught Rangers, son of Thady and Mary KENNEDY, of Cartranplank, Cliffoney, Co. Sligo
Pte. G. KILLOUGH, Royal Irish, son of Andrew and Mary KILLOUGH, of Moneyleck, Rasharkin; husband of Annie L. KILLOUGH, of Granagh, Rasharkin, Co. Antrim
Pte. John McDONAGH, Connaught Rangers, son of John and Barbara McDONAGH of Murvey Roundstone, Co. Galway
Serjt. E. McELROY, son of John and Ann McELROY, native of Belfast, husband of Mrs. McELROY, of Glasgow
Pte. H. McEVOY, Queen's Edinburgh Rifles, son of Henry and Catherine McEVOY, of Burrenbane, Castlewellan, Co. Down
Pte. David McINALLY, Royal Irish Fusiliers, son of Hugh and Mary McINALLY, of Garngad Rd, Glasgow
Pte. William REID, Connaught Rangers, native of Belfast
Rfn. W. RICHARDS, London Irish Rifles
Spr. J. SMITH, Railway Operating Div., Royal Engineers, son of Francis and Mary SMITH of Drumargue, Armagh, native of Cootehill, Co. Cavan
Compiled and Published by order of Imperial War Graves Commission (London, (1924)
PERSIA
PERSIA
The Armenian Church of St. George
Mathew COATES of Belfast, Commander of S.S. 'Mula'
Journal of Persian Studies (1998,1999, 2001)
SWITZERLAND
* Monumental Inscriptions in Lucerne
USA
- 'Our Lady of Mt. Carmel', known as 'Astoria', Queens, New York - Irish emigrant graveyard - transcriptions, map, photos - website
- Cemetery Records [in Iowa] - Listings of those with Irish nativity from more than a dozen cemeteries, by Irish in Iowa (last updated 2007) - website
- Troy Irish Genealogy Society, New York - interment records, memorial inscriptions, funeral home records
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* GELSTON
* Monumental Inscriptions in Lucerne
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series; Some of Irish interest:
Henry Walters CARSON, B.D., T.C.D., Vicar of Santry, Co. Dublin
Honble. Katherine Frances COGHILL dau. of John 3rd Lord Plunket, Q.C.
Gerald Cramer COGHILL, son of above
Elizabeth JESSOP, dau. of Rev. R.F. JESSOP of Marifield, Co. Dublin
continuation p. 156
Arthur RUXTON, Dublin
Elizabeth SYMES, Ballybegg, Co. Wicklow
George THOMPSON, Barrister-at-Law, Dublin
Hugh O'BEIRNE, Jamestown, Co. Leitrim
Thomas DUNILL, Dublin
Robert MOORE, Dublin
Captn. R. Hill WEBSTER, son of R. WEBSTER, Surgeon of 4th Royal Irish Guards
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL continuation p. 156
Arthur RUXTON, Dublin
Elizabeth SYMES, Ballybegg, Co. Wicklow
George THOMPSON, Barrister-at-Law, Dublin
Hugh O'BEIRNE, Jamestown, Co. Leitrim
Thomas DUNILL, Dublin
Robert MOORE, Dublin
Captn. R. Hill WEBSTER, son of R. WEBSTER, Surgeon of 4th Royal Irish Guards
USA
- 'Our Lady of Mt. Carmel', known as 'Astoria', Queens, New York - Irish emigrant graveyard - transcriptions, map, photos - website
- Cemetery Records [in Iowa] - Listings of those with Irish nativity from more than a dozen cemeteries, by Irish in Iowa (last updated 2007) - website
- Troy Irish Genealogy Society, New York - interment records, memorial inscriptions, funeral home records
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* GELSTON
Hugh Gelston was a native of Belfast, Ireland
tombstone at Southampton, Suffolk County; Extract from Early Long Island Wills of Suffolk County 1691 - 1703
By William Smith Pelletreau (New York, 1897) - NYSHL
tombstone at Southampton, Suffolk County; Extract from Early Long Island Wills of Suffolk County 1691 - 1703
By William Smith Pelletreau (New York, 1897) - NYSHL
* The Inscriptions in St. Peter's Church Yard, Philadelphia
some marked Native of Ireland
By Rev. William White Bronson, A.M. (1879) - OL
* Records of St. Patrick Cemetery, Largo, Indiana 1846 - 1883
many Irish born listed
Compiled by Alice McMarney Gray (Fort Wayne, 1973) - FHB
* Rest in Peace - Sacramento, California - Vol 1 - Vol 3 - Vol 4 - Vol 6 - Vol 7
Early records from Cemeteries in the City and County - many Irish born
By Dorothy M. Bayless, M. Georgeann Mello (Sacramento, 1982) - FHB
Early records from Cemeteries in the City and County - many Irish born
By Dorothy M. Bayless, M. Georgeann Mello (Sacramento, 1982) - FHB
* Ancient Fvnerall Monvments within the Vnited Monarchie of Great Britaine, Ireland and the Iflands adiacent
By John Weever (London, 1631) - FHB
By John Weever (London, 1631) - FHB
Of Irish interest:
On the Death of the late Earl of Mount-Cassel (Stephen MOORE), who dyed in his Tenth Year
To Dr. SWIFT: By a Gentleman who imitated his Manner and Stile in writing
Written on the Window of the Deanery-House of St. Patrick in Dublin by Dr. DELANY
Printed for J. Walthoe (London, 1727) - IA
Historical, Biographical, Literary and Miscellaneous; Index
Of Irish interest:
Mr. John FLIN, a Painter, of Galway
Edward BOND, Esq., of Armagh
Robert MOORE, at Dundalk
Dr. Oliver GOLDSMITH, in Westminster Abbey (4)
Epitaph by Dean SWIFT
On the Young Lord Mount-Cashel (Stephen MOORE)
On Sir Walter RALEIGH, written by himself
Right Hon. Sir John PARNELL, Bart., late Chancellor of the Irish Exchequer
On the Earl of Kildare (FITZGERALD)
Of Irish interest:
Thomas DERMODY, the poet, of Ennis, Co. Clare, at Lewisham, Kent
Miss ROSE, niece to Hugh ROSE of Kilravock
DEMAR, a Usurer in Dublin, by Dean SWIFT
Dean SWIFT
By Unknown author (London, 1806) - IA
Of Irish Interest:
- Sir Peter WARREN, derived his descent from an ancient Family of Ireland
- Thomas FLETCHER, D.D. in Christ's Church, Dublin
- Oliver GOLDSMITH
- DEMAR - An Usurer in Dublin
- Samuel BARRINGTON, on the Pillar near the western door, St. Mary's Cathedral, Limerick
- Edward BOND, Esq. Armagh church-yard
- Robert MOORE, Dundalk
- Sir Walter RALEIGH, Knt.
By William Graham, Land Surveyor (Carlisle, 1821) - IA
of All Ages and Countries; some of Irish interest
By Silvester Tissington (London, 1857) - IA
Some of Irish interest
By William Henney (London, 1814) - IA
near Oldcastle, co. Meath; Ireland's famous monarch and law-maker upwards of 3,000 years ago
By Eugene Alfred Conwell, M.R.I.A., M.A.I., (Dublin, 1873) - IA
Ollom Fotla in: Wikipedia
By Eugene Alfred Conwell, M.R.I.A., M.A.I., (Dublin, 1873) - IA
Ollom Fotla in: Wikipedia
Transactions of the Kilkenny Archaeological Society 1852 - 1853
By Richard Hitchcock (Dublin, 1855) - IA
* Journal of the Association for the Presevation of the Memorials of the Dead in Ireland - Vol II 1892 - 1893 - 1894; Vol VI No. 2. - Part II 1905 - 1906
Unknown author (1892 - 1894; 1905-1907) - IA
- Review of Vol. VI, Parts 1 and 2 (Dublin, 1906) in Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica, London
- This title was the eBook of the Month for April, 2012 - for short review see eBook of the Month Archive
OBITUARIES, MEMORIALS
For Quaker obituaries - see Journals 'The Annual Monitor'
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* CASSERLY
Journalist, Lawyer, United States Senator; b. Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, 1820
Memorial Committee (San Francisco, 1883) - OL* FITZGERALD
Gerald FitzGerald, 5th Duke of Leinster
inserted in 'Index of Wills of the Diocese of Kildare'
The Times (London, 1893) - FHB
inserted in 'Index of Wills of the Diocese of Kildare'
The Times (London, 1893) - FHB
Gerald FitzGerald in: Wikipedia
* Hardwicke's Annual Biography for 1856
* Obituary ...England, Scotland and Ireland - Vol I - Vol II - Vol III - Vol IV - Vol V - Vol VI
Prior to 1800. Publications of The Harleian Society Vol XLIX
By Sir William Musgrave, 6th Bart., (1899 - 1901) - IA
* O'CALLAGHAN
* Hardwicke's Annual Biography for 1856
memoirs of celebrated characters who have died
CLEMENTS, Nathaniel, 2nd Earl of Leitrim at Killadoon, Celbridge, Co. Kildare
O'NEILL, John Richard Bruce, Viscount O'Neill at Shane's Castle
PONSONBY, John, 1st Viscount and 2nd Baron Ponsonby of Imokilly, Co. Cork
BERESFORD, John, 2nd Lord Decies
HAMILTON, Gustavus, Viscount Boyne
HEWITT, James, Viscount Lifford
PONSONBY, William Francis Spencer, Lord de Mauley
SYDNEY-SMYTHE, Percy Clinton, Viscount Strangford
PROBY, John, Earl of Carysfort
ALEXANDER, James Dupre, Earl of Caledon
O'BRYEN, James, 3rd Marquis of Thomond
M'DONNELL, Hugh Seymour, 7th Earl of Antrim
VESEY,John, 2nd Visount de Vesci
KEANE, Sir Richard, 2nd Baronet of Capoquin House, Co. Waterford
POWER, Sir John, 1st Baronet of Sampton, Co. Wexford, eminent distiller in Dublin
BELLEW, Sir Michael Dillon, 1st Baronet, of Greenville Lodge Rathmines
CHATTERTON, Sir William Abraham, 2nd Baronet of Castle Mahon, Co. Cork
O'CONOR, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, of Cork
EUSTACE, Colonel Sir William Cornwallis, commander of the forces in Ireland
EKINS, Admiral Sir Charles, son of the late Bishop of Dromore
BOURKE, Sir Richard, at Thornfield, Castle Connell, Co. Limerick
...more...
CLEMENTS, Nathaniel, 2nd Earl of Leitrim at Killadoon, Celbridge, Co. Kildare
O'NEILL, John Richard Bruce, Viscount O'Neill at Shane's Castle
PONSONBY, John, 1st Viscount and 2nd Baron Ponsonby of Imokilly, Co. Cork
BERESFORD, John, 2nd Lord Decies
HAMILTON, Gustavus, Viscount Boyne
HEWITT, James, Viscount Lifford
PONSONBY, William Francis Spencer, Lord de Mauley
SYDNEY-SMYTHE, Percy Clinton, Viscount Strangford
PROBY, John, Earl of Carysfort
ALEXANDER, James Dupre, Earl of Caledon
O'BRYEN, James, 3rd Marquis of Thomond
M'DONNELL, Hugh Seymour, 7th Earl of Antrim
VESEY,John, 2nd Visount de Vesci
KEANE, Sir Richard, 2nd Baronet of Capoquin House, Co. Waterford
POWER, Sir John, 1st Baronet of Sampton, Co. Wexford, eminent distiller in Dublin
BELLEW, Sir Michael Dillon, 1st Baronet, of Greenville Lodge Rathmines
CHATTERTON, Sir William Abraham, 2nd Baronet of Castle Mahon, Co. Cork
O'CONOR, Rear Admiral Sir Richard, of Cork
EUSTACE, Colonel Sir William Cornwallis, commander of the forces in Ireland
EKINS, Admiral Sir Charles, son of the late Bishop of Dromore
BOURKE, Sir Richard, at Thornfield, Castle Connell, Co. Limerick
...more...
memoirs of celebrated characters who have died during the year 1855, 1856
HARE, Right Hon. William, Earl of Listowel
DIGBY, Edward, Baron
TALBOT, Right Hon. Bertram Arthur, Earl of Shrewsbury, also Earl of Wexford and Waterford, Lord High Steward of Ireland
MAUDE, Right Hon. Cornwallis, Viscount Hawarden
BERNARD, Right Hon. James, of Castle Bernard, Earl of Bandon
POTTINGER, Right Hon. Sir Henry, G.C.B. at Malta, son of Eldred Curwen Pottinger, Esq. of Mount Pottinger, Co. Down
TIERNEY, Sir Edward Tierney, Bart. late Crown Solicitor for the North-western circuit of Ireland
DAWSON, Right Hon. George Robert, eldest son of the late Mr. Arthur Dawson of Castle Dawson, county of Londonderry
LALOR, Patrick, Esq. magistrate, M.P., at Tinnakill, Queen's County
DAWSON DAMER, Right Hon. George Lionel, C.B., for many years M.P. for Portarlington and Dorchester, heir-presumptive to the present Earl of Portarlington, assumed the name Darmer on the death of his aunt, Lady Caroline Damer
FOX, Richard Maxwell, M.P. for county of Longford, accelerated by the shock caused by the death of his son who was drowned whilst on a boating excursion
FITZSIMON, Christopher, Esq., Clerk of the Hanaper in Ireland, formerly M.P. for Co. Dublin, son-in-law of the late Daniel O'Connell
MACNAMARA, Colonel William Nugent, M.P. for Co. Clare, at Ennistymon
De MOYELNS: Major Edward Charles, R.E., eldest son of Thomas De Moleyns, Esq., one of he Majesty's council in Ireland
BLYTH, Lieutenant Charles, Killybegs Coast Guard station
EUSTACE, Rev. Charles, heir and representative of the last Viscount Baltinglass
M'KAFFERTY, Very Rev. Dean William, parish priest of Donagh and R.C. Dean of Derry, at Priest-town, near Carn
MOORE, Rev. Henry, Rector of Kilbride and Ferns, heir-presumptive to the earldom of Drogheda
RYAN, Rev. Matthew, a native of Waterford, Abbot of Mount Melleray
MURPHY, Right Rev. Lawrence, D.D., R.C. Bishop of Cloyne
MATHEW, Father Theobald, at Queenstown, Cork, known as the 'Apostle of Temperance'
O'CALLAGHAN, Thaddeus, Esq., solicitor, assassinated near Portuman, Co. Galway, having ejected some of the tenants at his property at Ballinruane
TORRENS, Mr. Justice, at Darrynoid Lodge, Co. Londonderry
BENNETT, George, Esq., Q.C., in retirement at his country seat in Salop. father of the Munster bar
HAYDN, Mr. Joseph, compiler of works of reference
LALOR, John, Esq., parliamentary reporter, writer
WELD, Isaac, Esq. at Ravenswell, Bray, Co. Dublin, hon. sec. Royal Dublin Society
HITCHCOCK, Richard, Esq., archaeologist, at Roundtown, near Dublin; bur. Mount Jerome
MAGAWLY, Valerio Count Magawly Ceratti, Inspector-General of Prisons at Parma, Italy, at the hand of an assassin, and late of Temora, King's County; noticed in Burke's Peerage
USSHER, Margaret, at Mount Ussher, Monkstown, Co. Dublin
nee CUFFE, Grace, Countess of Farnham, dau. of Thomas Cuffe, Esq., of Grange, Co. Kilkenny
De VERE, Dowager Lady, dau. of Stephen Edward Rice of Mount Trenchard, Co. Limerick
GORE, Hon. Mrs. George, widow of the late Dean of Kallalo, 3rd wife
O'CALLAGHAN, Hon. George, brother of Cornelius, 1st. Viscount and 2nd Baron Lismore, deceased
HARVEY, Lady Honora Elizabeth Hester, dau. of 7th Earl of Cavan, [Richard Ford William Lambart], widow of Captain G. F. Harvey
KELLY, Mrs. Sarah, successful suitor in the property case of Kelly v. Shewles, foully murdered while out walking on her grounds; she had been seduced by an Irishman, Mr. Meredyth, who left her with child, she successfully sued him for £3,000; she then mar. an old man Edmund Kelly, a land-agent and solicitor of fabulous wealth who died leaving her property sworn under £250,000; the stamp duty on her will is something under £25,000
...more...
HARE, Right Hon. William, Earl of Listowel
DIGBY, Edward, Baron
TALBOT, Right Hon. Bertram Arthur, Earl of Shrewsbury, also Earl of Wexford and Waterford, Lord High Steward of Ireland
MAUDE, Right Hon. Cornwallis, Viscount Hawarden
BERNARD, Right Hon. James, of Castle Bernard, Earl of Bandon
POTTINGER, Right Hon. Sir Henry, G.C.B. at Malta, son of Eldred Curwen Pottinger, Esq. of Mount Pottinger, Co. Down
TIERNEY, Sir Edward Tierney, Bart. late Crown Solicitor for the North-western circuit of Ireland
DAWSON, Right Hon. George Robert, eldest son of the late Mr. Arthur Dawson of Castle Dawson, county of Londonderry
LALOR, Patrick, Esq. magistrate, M.P., at Tinnakill, Queen's County
DAWSON DAMER, Right Hon. George Lionel, C.B., for many years M.P. for Portarlington and Dorchester, heir-presumptive to the present Earl of Portarlington, assumed the name Darmer on the death of his aunt, Lady Caroline Damer
FOX, Richard Maxwell, M.P. for county of Longford, accelerated by the shock caused by the death of his son who was drowned whilst on a boating excursion
FITZSIMON, Christopher, Esq., Clerk of the Hanaper in Ireland, formerly M.P. for Co. Dublin, son-in-law of the late Daniel O'Connell
MACNAMARA, Colonel William Nugent, M.P. for Co. Clare, at Ennistymon
De MOYELNS: Major Edward Charles, R.E., eldest son of Thomas De Moleyns, Esq., one of he Majesty's council in Ireland
BLYTH, Lieutenant Charles, Killybegs Coast Guard station
EUSTACE, Rev. Charles, heir and representative of the last Viscount Baltinglass
M'KAFFERTY, Very Rev. Dean William, parish priest of Donagh and R.C. Dean of Derry, at Priest-town, near Carn
MOORE, Rev. Henry, Rector of Kilbride and Ferns, heir-presumptive to the earldom of Drogheda
RYAN, Rev. Matthew, a native of Waterford, Abbot of Mount Melleray
MURPHY, Right Rev. Lawrence, D.D., R.C. Bishop of Cloyne
MATHEW, Father Theobald, at Queenstown, Cork, known as the 'Apostle of Temperance'
O'CALLAGHAN, Thaddeus, Esq., solicitor, assassinated near Portuman, Co. Galway, having ejected some of the tenants at his property at Ballinruane
TORRENS, Mr. Justice, at Darrynoid Lodge, Co. Londonderry
BENNETT, George, Esq., Q.C., in retirement at his country seat in Salop. father of the Munster bar
HAYDN, Mr. Joseph, compiler of works of reference
LALOR, John, Esq., parliamentary reporter, writer
WELD, Isaac, Esq. at Ravenswell, Bray, Co. Dublin, hon. sec. Royal Dublin Society
HITCHCOCK, Richard, Esq., archaeologist, at Roundtown, near Dublin; bur. Mount Jerome
MAGAWLY, Valerio Count Magawly Ceratti, Inspector-General of Prisons at Parma, Italy, at the hand of an assassin, and late of Temora, King's County; noticed in Burke's Peerage
USSHER, Margaret, at Mount Ussher, Monkstown, Co. Dublin
nee CUFFE, Grace, Countess of Farnham, dau. of Thomas Cuffe, Esq., of Grange, Co. Kilkenny
De VERE, Dowager Lady, dau. of Stephen Edward Rice of Mount Trenchard, Co. Limerick
GORE, Hon. Mrs. George, widow of the late Dean of Kallalo, 3rd wife
O'CALLAGHAN, Hon. George, brother of Cornelius, 1st. Viscount and 2nd Baron Lismore, deceased
HARVEY, Lady Honora Elizabeth Hester, dau. of 7th Earl of Cavan, [Richard Ford William Lambart], widow of Captain G. F. Harvey
KELLY, Mrs. Sarah, successful suitor in the property case of Kelly v. Shewles, foully murdered while out walking on her grounds; she had been seduced by an Irishman, Mr. Meredyth, who left her with child, she successfully sued him for £3,000; she then mar. an old man Edmund Kelly, a land-agent and solicitor of fabulous wealth who died leaving her property sworn under £250,000; the stamp duty on her will is something under £25,000
...more...
By Edward Walford, M.A. (London, 1856, 1857) - OL
For more Walford titles see Nobility and Landed Gentry
Earl of Cavan in: Wikipedia
For Magawly see Mac Amhlaoibh and Mac Amhalghaidgh (Irish Septs) in Wikipedia
* HARVEY
Attached to 'A Journal of a Voyage from Philadelphia to Cork in 1809' by Margaret B. Harvey
By George Newenham Harvey, Merchant, Cork (Collected and Printed for Private Circulation Only (Cork, 1863) - OL
* HINGSTON
By George Newenham Harvey, Merchant, Cork (Collected and Printed for Private Circulation Only (Cork, 1863) - OL
* HINGSTON
Major Richard William George Hingston, M.C.
author, naturalist, member of the 1924 Everest expedition; d. Passage West, Co. Cork, 1966
4 Obituaries (Dublin, 1966) - TCD
* HURLEY
author, naturalist, member of the 1924 Everest expedition; d. Passage West, Co. Cork, 1966
4 Obituaries (Dublin, 1966) - TCD
* HURLEY
b. Limerick, 1843; Memorial Addresses, House of Representatives
By Various authors (Washington, 1907) - OL* Index of Obituary Notices for the Years 1880 - 1882
some of Irish interest
By The Index Society (London, 1884) - OL
* MULREADY
some of Irish interest
By The Index Society (London, 1884) - OL
* MULREADY
By Frederic G. Stephens (1890) - IA
* Obituary ...England, Scotland and Ireland - Vol I - Vol II - Vol III - Vol IV - Vol V - Vol VI
Prior to 1800. Publications of The Harleian Society Vol XLIX
By Sir William Musgrave, 6th Bart., (1899 - 1901) - IA
* O'CALLAGHAN
A Memorial to John O'Callaghan
* QUINN
Newspaper man, chief organiser of the United Irish League in New York; b. Killavullen, Mallow, Co. Cork, 1865; emigrated 1887
By O'Callaghan Memorial Committee (Jamaica Plains, Massachusetts, 1918) - OL* QUINN
Memorial Addresses on the Life and Character of Terrence J. Quinn
* SILLIN
(A Representative from New York) Born in Albany, New York of Irish parentage
By Order of Congress (Washington, 1879) - OL* RUSK
Late U.S. Senator from Texas; son of John Rusk, stone-mason who emigrated from Ireland
By John Hemphill (Austin, 1857) - OL
* SILLIN
A Slight Tributary Notice to the Memory of Samuel S. Sillin
d. Patrick Street, Cork, 1847; extract from 'An Olla Podrida; or, Scraps Numismatic, Antiquarian, and Literary - Vol II'
By R.S. - Richard Sainthill (London, 1853) - OL
* Who Was Who
d. Patrick Street, Cork, 1847; extract from 'An Olla Podrida; or, Scraps Numismatic, Antiquarian, and Literary - Vol II'
By R.S. - Richard Sainthill (London, 1853) - OL
* Who Was Who
A Companion to "Who's Who" containing the biographies of those who died 1897-1916
A and C Black (London, 1920) - IA
WILLS, DEEDS
9,000 Soldiers' Wills - The National Archives of Ireland 'Genealogy' website
Bona Vacantia - List of people who died in England without leaving a will - some Irish names - official website
Search Will Calendars at PRONI
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* Abstracts of Probate Acts in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1630 - 1655
9,000 Soldiers' Wills - The National Archives of Ireland 'Genealogy' website
Bona Vacantia - List of people who died in England without leaving a will - some Irish names - official website
Search Will Calendars at PRONI
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* Abstracts of Probate Acts in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1630 - 1655
Transcription of Irish records on 'A Litttle Bit of Ireland'
By Unknown Author (London, 1902 - 1906) - Website
* Ancient Irish Deeds and Writings
...from the twelfth to the seventeenth century, with translations...
By James Hardiman, Esq., M.R.I.A. (Dublin, 1826) - IA
* BARTER
By Unknown Author (London, 1902 - 1906) - Website
* Ancient Irish Deeds and Writings
...from the twelfth to the seventeenth century, with translations...
By James Hardiman, Esq., M.R.I.A. (Dublin, 1826) - IA
* BARTER
Necrology. Richard Barter, Sculptor
* BOULTER
* ERWIN
* A Guide to Copies and Abstracts of Irish Wills
Ed. by Rev. Clare Wallace (England, 1930; Reprint Baltimore, Maryland 1972) - FHB
* IGARFORD, CAPERLY, BUTLER
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
By Thomas Crosbie (Cork, 1892) - OL
* BLACKALL
By Thomas Crosbie (Cork, 1892) - OL
* BLACKALL
John Blackall of Englishtown, Co. Armagh; also Vincent and Blackall Wills (previous page); from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV, 3rd Series
By Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL* BOULTER
Will 19 November 1729 of Dr. Hugh Boulter, Archbishop of Armagh
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1876) - OL
* BUTLER
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1876) - OL
* BUTLER
By Rev. Wallace Clare, F.S.G. (Printed Privately - 105 copies only, Peterborough, 1932) - IA
* Calendars of Wills and Administrations 1858 - 1920
Introduction - Search
By the National Archives of Ireland (Dublin, 2013) - NAI
* Calendar of Grants of Probate of Wills 1923 - 1982
and Letters of Administration made in the Principal Registry and its District Registries
National Archives of Ireland (Dublin, 1923 - 1982) - Index to annual (large!) files on CIGO website
* Calendars of Grants of Probate of Wills and Letters of Administration 1922 - 1982 - Introduction - Search Guide - Search
By the National Archives (Dublin, 2012) - NAI
* Calendar of Wills in the Diocese of Limerick
(Limerick, ?) - LCC
* A Copy of Register of Deeds in County Donegal
Introduction - Search
By the National Archives of Ireland (Dublin, 2013) - NAI
* Calendar of Grants of Probate of Wills 1923 - 1982
and Letters of Administration made in the Principal Registry and its District Registries
National Archives of Ireland (Dublin, 1923 - 1982) - Index to annual (large!) files on CIGO website
* Calendars of Grants of Probate of Wills and Letters of Administration 1922 - 1982 - Introduction - Search Guide - Search
By the National Archives (Dublin, 2012) - NAI
* Calendar of Wills in the Diocese of Limerick
(Limerick, ?) - LCC
* A Copy of Register of Deeds in County Donegal
Typed verbatim by Miss R. MacDaid (Donegal, 1935) - AAI - Short review of this book on AAI
* ERWIN
Administration of Will
Jane Erwin alias Bury of Skibbereen, 1722-3
* Extracts from Original Wills
Formerly preserved in the Consistorial Office, Cashel, but now removed to the Court of Probate, Waterford; The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society 1858 - 1859
By John Davis White, Esq. (Dublin, 1859) - OL
* The Fifty-Sixth Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records - 1931
* FOLEY
Jane Erwin alias Bury of Skibbereen, 1722-3
from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV 3rd Series
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D. F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL * Extracts from Original Wills
Formerly preserved in the Consistorial Office, Cashel, but now removed to the Court of Probate, Waterford; The Journal of the Kilkenny and South-East of Ireland Archaeological Society 1858 - 1859
By John Davis White, Esq. (Dublin, 1859) - OL
* The Fifty-Sixth Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records - 1931
includes lists of Wills, Probates, etc. received by the Office in 1928
The Stationery Office (Dublin, 1931) - FHB
* Brief Catalog of the Contents of the Index to the Reports of the Deputy Keeper of Records of Ireland - www.familysearch.org
* FOLEY
Will of John Henry Foley - Sculptor of the O'Connell Monument
extract from 'Report of the O'Connell Monument Committee'; b. Dublin 1818
By Very Rev. John Canon O'Hanlon, P.P. (Dublin, 1888) - OL
extract from 'Report of the O'Connell Monument Committee'; b. Dublin 1818
By Very Rev. John Canon O'Hanlon, P.P. (Dublin, 1888) - OL
Will of Geoffrey French of Galway, A.D. 1528
Journal of the Galway Archaeological Society
By Martin J. Blake (Galway, 1903?) - OL
* GODDARD
Goddard Wills
some Irish wills and some with Irish beneficiaries
By Rainald W. Knightley Goddard in: Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (London, 1912) - IA
* HAMILTON
Journal of the Galway Archaeological Society
By Martin J. Blake (Galway, 1903?) - OL
* GODDARD
Goddard Wills
some Irish wills and some with Irish beneficiaries
By Rainald W. Knightley Goddard in: Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (London, 1912) - IA
* HAMILTON
Will of Otho Hamilton
1770 Prerogative Court; I Otho Hamilton of the City of Waterford [Ireland] Esq. Lieutenant-Governor of the Town and Garrison of Placentia, Newfoundland... quoted in 'Lt.-Col Otho Hamilton of Olivestob'
By Rev. Arthur Wentworth Hamilton Eaton, B. A. (Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1899) - OL
1770 Prerogative Court; I Otho Hamilton of the City of Waterford [Ireland] Esq. Lieutenant-Governor of the Town and Garrison of Placentia, Newfoundland... quoted in 'Lt.-Col Otho Hamilton of Olivestob'
By Rev. Arthur Wentworth Hamilton Eaton, B. A. (Halifax, Nova Scotia, 1899) - OL
* A Guide to Copies and Abstracts of Irish Wills
Ed. by Rev. Clare Wallace (England, 1930; Reprint Baltimore, Maryland 1972) - FHB
* IGARFORD, CAPERLY, BUTLER
Deed of John Broderick of Richmound
whose wife Dorothy Igarford is the heir of William Igarford sometime of Dublin, and Jane her mother was heir of Edward Caperly of the same kingdome; sealed with our seales the xxvii day of Septembr. 31 Henr. 8 (1517); from 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica' - Vol II
By Joseph Jackson Howard (London, 1876) - OL
* Index to Ardagh Wills
Supplement to the Irish Ancestor; covers parts of Counties Longford, Leitrim, Westmeath, Cavan, Roscommon, Sligo
By Rosemary ffolliott (Dublin, 1971) - FHB
* Indexes to Irish Wills - Vol I
Ossory, Leighlin, Ferns, Kildare
By W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L. (London, 1909) - FHB
* Indexes to Irish Wills - Vol II
Cork and Ross, Cloyne
By W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L. (London, 1910) - website
* Indexes to Irish Wills - Vol III
Cashel and Emly, Waterford and Lismore, Killaloe and Kilfenora, Limerick, Ardfert and Aghadoe
Edited by Gertrude Thrift (London, 1913) - FHB
whose wife Dorothy Igarford is the heir of William Igarford sometime of Dublin, and Jane her mother was heir of Edward Caperly of the same kingdome; sealed with our seales the xxvii day of Septembr. 31 Henr. 8 (1517); from 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica' - Vol II
By Joseph Jackson Howard (London, 1876) - OL
* Index to Ardagh Wills
Supplement to the Irish Ancestor; covers parts of Counties Longford, Leitrim, Westmeath, Cavan, Roscommon, Sligo
By Rosemary ffolliott (Dublin, 1971) - FHB
* Indexes to Irish Wills - Vol I
Ossory, Leighlin, Ferns, Kildare
By W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L. (London, 1909) - FHB
* Indexes to Irish Wills - Vol II
Cork and Ross, Cloyne
By W. P. W. Phillimore, M.A., B.C.L. (London, 1910) - website
* Indexes to Irish Wills - Vol III
Cashel and Emly, Waterford and Lismore, Killaloe and Kilfenora, Limerick, Ardfert and Aghadoe
Edited by Gertrude Thrift (London, 1913) - FHB
Dromore, Newry and Mourne
Edited by Gertrude Thrift (London 1918) FHB
Derry and Raphoe
Edited by Gertrude Thrift (London, 1920)
* Index to the Prerogative Wills of Ireland
1536-1810
By Sir Arthur Edward Vicars (Dublin, 1897) - OL
* Index to the Wills of the Diocese of Kildare
in the Public Record Office of Ireland
Ed by Sydney Cary (Reprint from the 'Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society Vol IV, No. 6, Dublin, 1905) - FHB
* Index to Wills Proved in the Court of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford
1337 - 1858; including Thomas Heth, an Irishman, 1504; possibly James O'Lonan, 1443 and perhaps others?
By Rev. John Griffiths, M.A. (Oxford 1862) - FHB
* Index of Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1383 - 1558 - Vol II
1536-1810
By Sir Arthur Edward Vicars (Dublin, 1897) - OL
* Index to the Wills of the Diocese of Kildare
in the Public Record Office of Ireland
Ed by Sydney Cary (Reprint from the 'Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society Vol IV, No. 6, Dublin, 1905) - FHB
* Index to Wills Proved in the Court of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford
1337 - 1858; including Thomas Heth, an Irishman, 1504; possibly James O'Lonan, 1443 and perhaps others?
By Rev. John Griffiths, M.A. (Oxford 1862) - FHB
* Index of Wills Proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury 1383 - 1558 - Vol II
- 1584 - 1604 - Vol IV
- Digory Hix, d. in Ireland 1600
- Nicholas Apley, citty of Corke, 1603
- John Barkley, Kt. 1602
- Richard Bingham, Kt., Connaught Tower, Athlone, 1599
- Capt. Randall Brett, 1599
- Serjeant Major Thomas Brett, 1597
- Thomas Boucke Buck, St. Maryes, Lymericke, 1590
- William Clavell, Corcke, 1601
- Sir Coineris, Clifford, Kt., Governor of Connaught,1600
- Sir Anthony Colclough, Kt., Tintern, Wexford, 1587
- Roger Dalton, Knockmoan, Waterford, 1597
- Edwarde Digges, Serieaunte Major H.M.'s Army, 1603
- Richard Evers, 1600
- Nicholas Harris, Rosse, 1593
- Robert Harvey, a gentleman serving under Sir Thomas German, 1599
- Richard Hassall Hasell, 1600
- Augustine Heathe, Lifford, 1601
- Thomas Lyne, Colbegge, 1589
- Simon Mericke, gent., 1599
- Roberte Morley, 1602
- Christopher Mortimer, Castelton in the Baronye of Slemarig, Queenes Countie als. Leix, 1589
- John Parson, late of Kelles, 1598
- Walter Smyth Smith, 1599
- Ellyn Towars Towers, Widow, Waterford, 1586
- Sir Edward Waterhous Waterhouse, Kt., Thoemond, Sainct Pulchers, 1591
- Daniel Whiting, 1602
- Sir Thomas Wingfeilde, Kt., 1601
- Roger Wright, 1597
- 1605 - 1619 - Vol V
- Digory Hix, d. in Ireland 1600
- Nicholas Apley, citty of Corke, 1603
- John Barkley, Kt. 1602
- Richard Bingham, Kt., Connaught Tower, Athlone, 1599
- Capt. Randall Brett, 1599
- Serjeant Major Thomas Brett, 1597
- Thomas Boucke Buck, St. Maryes, Lymericke, 1590
- William Clavell, Corcke, 1601
- Sir Coineris, Clifford, Kt., Governor of Connaught,1600
- Sir Anthony Colclough, Kt., Tintern, Wexford, 1587
- Roger Dalton, Knockmoan, Waterford, 1597
- Edwarde Digges, Serieaunte Major H.M.'s Army, 1603
- Richard Evers, 1600
- Nicholas Harris, Rosse, 1593
- Robert Harvey, a gentleman serving under Sir Thomas German, 1599
- Richard Hassall Hasell, 1600
- Augustine Heathe, Lifford, 1601
- Thomas Lyne, Colbegge, 1589
- Simon Mericke, gent., 1599
- Roberte Morley, 1602
- Christopher Mortimer, Castelton in the Baronye of Slemarig, Queenes Countie als. Leix, 1589
- John Parson, late of Kelles, 1598
- Walter Smyth Smith, 1599
- Ellyn Towars Towers, Widow, Waterford, 1586
- Sir Edward Waterhous Waterhouse, Kt., Thoemond, Sainct Pulchers, 1591
- Daniel Whiting, 1602
- Sir Thomas Wingfeilde, Kt., 1601
- Roger Wright, 1597
- 1605 - 1619 - Vol V
- 1694 - 1700 - Vol XII
Ed. by Edward Alexander Fry; E. Stokes; Thomas M. Blagg, M.B.E., F.S.A.; S. A. Smith, M.D., Leland L. Duncan, F.S.A., John Ainsworth, M.A., F.R.Hist.S, C. Harold Ridge, F.S.A., The British Record Society, Ltd. (London; 1893 - 1960, reprints Nendeln, Liechtenstein, 1968) - FHB, OL - Vols I, VII, X 'cannot be viewed online'
* PARSONS
Ed. by Edward Alexander Fry; E. Stokes; Thomas M. Blagg, M.B.E., F.S.A.; S. A. Smith, M.D., Leland L. Duncan, F.S.A., John Ainsworth, M.A., F.R.Hist.S, C. Harold Ridge, F.S.A., The British Record Society, Ltd. (London; 1893 - 1960, reprints Nendeln, Liechtenstein, 1968) - FHB, OL - Vols I, VII, X 'cannot be viewed online'
* PARSONS
Notes on Families and Individuals of the name of "Parsons"
...an endeavour to trace the Pedigree of Richard Parsons of Carrigogunnell, County Limerick; who with his brothers William and Joseph, were resident in the Counties of Cavan, Leitrim and Fermanagh in A.D. 1700, and thereabouts. Calendar of Wills
By _________ Parsons (London, 1903) - FHB
* Register of Wills and Inventories of the Diocese of Dublin
in the time of Archbishops Tregury and Walton 1457 - 1483
By Henry F. Berry, M.A. T.C.D. (Dublin, 1898) - OL
* Registry of Deeds Dublin Abstracts of Wills - Vol I - 1708 – 1745
...an endeavour to trace the Pedigree of Richard Parsons of Carrigogunnell, County Limerick; who with his brothers William and Joseph, were resident in the Counties of Cavan, Leitrim and Fermanagh in A.D. 1700, and thereabouts. Calendar of Wills
By _________ Parsons (London, 1903) - FHB
* Register of Wills and Inventories of the Diocese of Dublin
in the time of Archbishops Tregury and Walton 1457 - 1483
By Henry F. Berry, M.A. T.C.D. (Dublin, 1898) - OL
* Registry of Deeds Dublin Abstracts of Wills - Vol I - 1708 – 1745
- Vol III - 1785 – 1832 - (PDF's)
By Eilish Ellis and P. Beryl Eustace (1954–84) - IMC
* SIRR
By Eilish Ellis and P. Beryl Eustace (1954–84) - IMC
* SIRR
Wills
Major Joseph Sirr, 1800, Diocese of Dublin; Major Henry Charles Sirr, 1841, Prerogative Court, Dublin; from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV, 3rd Series
By Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
* SURR
By Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL
* SURR
Will of Christopher Surr 1668 Diocese of Tuam
Sheriff of Galway; from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol. V 3rd Series
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1904) - OL
* VINCENT
Sheriff of Galway; from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol. V 3rd Series
By W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A. (London, 1904) - OL
* VINCENT
Wills of Vincent
* ANNESLEY, BOURKE
Richard Vincent, Rector of Donamore, Co. Tyrone - will 1774; Richard Vincent 1788; also Pedigree of Vincent and Blackall; from Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica - Vol IV, 3rd Series
By Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (London, 1902) - OL* WALKER
of Thomas Walker, Esq. of Belgriffin Park, Co. Dublin; worth upwards of £250,000; extracted from 'Pictorial Times' 1843
By William John Fitz-Patrick Notes and Queries 2nd Series, No. 5 (London, 1856) - IA
* Wills and Their Whereabouts
being a revision and extension of the previous work by B. G. Bouwens; short section on Ireland
By Anthony J. Camp (B.A. (Hons.) (Pub for Society of Genealogists, Caterbury, 1963) - FHB
BIBLES
* Wills and Their Whereabouts
being a revision and extension of the previous work by B. G. Bouwens; short section on Ireland
By Anthony J. Camp (B.A. (Hons.) (Pub for Society of Genealogists, Caterbury, 1963) - FHB
BIBLES
* ANNESLEY, BOURKE
Annesley and Bourke Families
Book of Common Prayer printed 1677
By B.H.B. in The Genealogist Vol III (London, 1879) - IA
* BLACKER
Book of Common Prayer printed 1677
By B.H.B. in The Genealogist Vol III (London, 1879) - IA
* BLACKER
Blacker Family
Children of: Latham Blacker, Esq. of Rathescar, Co. Louth; Stewart Blacker, Esq. of Carrick, Co. Armagh
By B.H.B. in The Genealogist Vol III (London, 1879) - IA
* CASH
Children of: Latham Blacker, Esq. of Rathescar, Co. Louth; Stewart Blacker, Esq. of Carrick, Co. Armagh
By B.H.B. in The Genealogist Vol III (London, 1879) - IA
* CASH
Leaves from Family Bibles - Family of Cash, Supple, etc.
The Pedigree Register Vol II (London, 1910 - 1913) - OL
* DALLAS
The Pedigree Register Vol II (London, 1910 - 1913) - OL
* DALLAS
Bible belonging to Lachlan Dallas
incl. Marmaduke Dallas in Cork
By James Dallas in The Genealogist Vol III (London, 1879) - IA
incl. Marmaduke Dallas in Cork
By James Dallas in The Genealogist Vol III (London, 1879) - IA
* SUPPLE
Leaves from Family Bibles - Family of Cash, Supple, etc.
The Pedigree Register Vol II (London, 1910 - 1913) - OL
The Pedigree Register Vol II (London, 1910 - 1913) - OL
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