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* IEVERS, CRAWFORD: Ievers and Crawford from Ireland to Ceylon
of Mount Ievers, Co. Clare
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* IRELAND, De COURCEY IRELAND or De COURCY IRELAND: Genealogy of the Ireland Family
in England, Ireland and America; William Ireland mar. Margaret de Courcey sister of 23rd Lord of Kinsale, Almericus DeCourcey (1664 - 1720); descendants emigrated to America
By Unknown author (New York, 1863) - FHB - Almeric de Courcy, 23rd Baron Kingsale in: Wikipedia - John Constantine de Courcy, 29th Lord Kingsale in: Irish Graves
* IRETON:
- The Iretons of Ireland 1600 - 1900 - Vol 1 - Vol 2
Origins; Genealogies from various Irish Counties; in U.S. from unknown Ireland County; in Australia from unkown Ireland County; in Canada from unknown Ireland County; addresses of known Iretons; computerised output
By LaRoux King Gillespie; Helen Geraldine Hughes (Kansas City, Missouri, 1989) - FHB - List of other books by these authors include: 'The Iretons of Kansas and Oklahoma', 'Ireton, Oklahoma: Forgotton Pioneer Town', etc.
* IRVINE:
* IEVERS, CRAWFORD: Ievers and Crawford from Ireland to Ceylon
of Mount Ievers, Co. Clare
By Turtle Bunbury - website
John Inch and his wife Mary Halliday of Strabane, Co. Tyrone had 6 sons
By Nathaniel Inch, Sr. (Sackvill, N.B., Apr 1912) - FHB
in England, Ireland and America; William Ireland mar. Margaret de Courcey sister of 23rd Lord of Kinsale, Almericus DeCourcey (1664 - 1720); descendants emigrated to America
By Unknown author (New York, 1863) - FHB - Almeric de Courcy, 23rd Baron Kingsale in: Wikipedia - John Constantine de Courcy, 29th Lord Kingsale in: Irish Graves
* IRETON:
- The Iretons of Ireland 1600 - 1900 - Vol 1 - Vol 2
Origins; Genealogies from various Irish Counties; in U.S. from unknown Ireland County; in Australia from unkown Ireland County; in Canada from unknown Ireland County; addresses of known Iretons; computerised output
By LaRoux King Gillespie; Helen Geraldine Hughes (Kansas City, Missouri, 1989) - FHB - List of other books by these authors include: 'The Iretons of Kansas and Oklahoma', 'Ireton, Oklahoma: Forgotton Pioneer Town', etc.
* IRVINE:
- The Irvines and their kin
...Scotland, Ireland and England
Compiled by L. Boyd (Chicago, 1908) - HT - Read a review of this book from The Grafton Magazine, Vol I 1908 - 1909
- A Brief Account of the Irvine Family
Co. Fermanagh
By John Irvine (Dublin, 1828)
...Scotland, Ireland and England
Compiled by L. Boyd (Chicago, 1908) - HT - Read a review of this book from The Grafton Magazine, Vol I 1908 - 1909
- A Brief Account of the Irvine Family
Co. Fermanagh
By John Irvine (Dublin, 1828)
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* JACKSON: The Jacksons in Ireland
From The Ancestor Quarterly Review of County and Family History, Heraldry and Antiquities No. VII
By Sir Edmund T. Bewley (London, 1903) - OL
* JACKSON: The Jacksons in Ireland
From The Ancestor Quarterly Review of County and Family History, Heraldry and Antiquities No. VII
By Sir Edmund T. Bewley (London, 1903) - OL
* JELLETT: Records of the Jellett Family
Ireland and Philadelphia
Collected by Edmund C. Jellett (partly handwritten, Philadelphia, 1900) - FHB* JENNINGS: The Jennings Families 1800 - 1985: West Cork to New Worlds
John Jennings b. 1843 son of George and Rebecca Jennings of Toughbaun; emigrated to USA 1888; other children George, Richard, Edward, Hester to New Zealand 1876 - 1910;Jennings families in Ireland, USA, Australia, New Zealand
By Gregg N. Jennings (Columbus, Georgia? 1985) - FHB Warning! Large File!
* JOHNSTON:
- The Johnstons of Ballinderry
Letter to The Ancestor No. X
By Lieut. Colonel G. H. Johnston (London, 1904) - IA
- Descent and Alliances - Johnston, of Johnston in Annandale
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* JONES: The Jones Family in Ireland
A Chapter of Hitherto Unwritten Genealogical History...
By Robert Leech, Rector of Drumlane, Belturbet (Yonkers, New York, 1886) - HT
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* KANE: Redmond Kane of Swords
Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* KANE-SMITH: Kane-Smith of Moyle
Co. Carlow
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* KAVANAGH: The Kavanaghs of Ballynamona and Athy
(or Cavenagh) Query; Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Lieut.-Colonel W. O. Cavenagh (Dublin, 1908) - OL
* KELLY: The Kelly's of County Down
with particular reference to Kelly's of Newtownards and surrounding parishes
By Charles Kelly (Ayr, Scotland, filmed 1999) - FHB
* KEMP, KEMPE: A General History of the Kemp and Kempe Families
of Great Britain and Her Colonies
By Fred. Hitchin-Kemp (London, 1902) - IA
* KENNEDY: A Family History of the Kennedy Family
John Jennings b. 1843 son of George and Rebecca Jennings of Toughbaun; emigrated to USA 1888; other children George, Richard, Edward, Hester to New Zealand 1876 - 1910;Jennings families in Ireland, USA, Australia, New Zealand
By Gregg N. Jennings (Columbus, Georgia? 1985) - FHB Warning! Large File!
* JOHNSTON:
- The Johnstons of Ballinderry
Letter to The Ancestor No. X
By Lieut. Colonel G. H. Johnston (London, 1904) - IA
- Descent and Alliances - Johnston, of Johnston in Annandale
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* JONES: The Jones Family in Ireland
A Chapter of Hitherto Unwritten Genealogical History...
By Robert Leech, Rector of Drumlane, Belturbet (Yonkers, New York, 1886) - HT
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* KANE: Redmond Kane of Swords
Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* KANE-SMITH: Kane-Smith of Moyle
Co. Carlow
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* KAVANAGH: The Kavanaghs of Ballynamona and Athy
(or Cavenagh) Query; Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Lieut.-Colonel W. O. Cavenagh (Dublin, 1908) - OL
* KELLY: The Kelly's of County Down
with particular reference to Kelly's of Newtownards and surrounding parishes
By Charles Kelly (Ayr, Scotland, filmed 1999) - FHB
* KEMP, KEMPE: A General History of the Kemp and Kempe Families
of Great Britain and Her Colonies
By Fred. Hitchin-Kemp (London, 1902) - IA
* KENNEDY: A Family History of the Kennedy Family
of Doon Co. Limerick, later in the United States
By Margaret Kennedy, Mary Ellen Kennedy Monahan, Maureen Cherwin (Mar 2009) - FHB
* KERR: Kerr Family Chronicles
Cecil William Kerr, b. Lurgan, Co. Armagh, 1903; descendants in Ireland and Australia
By Christopher Earls Brennen (1999) - FHB
* KILLOUGH: The Killough Family
Cecil William Kerr, b. Lurgan, Co. Armagh, 1903; descendants in Ireland and Australia
By Christopher Earls Brennen (1999) - FHB
* KILLOUGH: The Killough Family
in Ireland, Canada and the United States. In 1718 John and Robert Killough boarded a ship at Belfast for Boston
By Zora (Killough) Cunningham (Chelsea, Michigan, 1991) - FHB
* KINNEAR: The Kinnears and their Kin
A Memorial Volume of History, Biography and Genealogy
Compiled by Emma Siggins White (Kansas City, Missouri, 1916) - HT
* KINSELLA: Kinsella - The Irish Connection
Elizabeth Kinsley (Kinsella) of Co. Wexford emigrated to St. Louis; some family remained in Ireland; descendants in Ireland, USA; mention of Bushe, Kennedy
By Peter E. DesJardins; Dorothy Hays DesJardins (USA, 1984) - FHB
* KNOYLE or KNOELL: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Waterford
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
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* L'ESTRANGE: Le Strange of Anglia and Eire
Vol II of a series of 4; Richard Le Strange alias L'Estrange circa 1516- ante 1590 progenitor of L'Estrange of Moystown, King's County, son of Sir Thomas Le Strange 1493 - 1545 of Hunstanton, Norfolk
By John R. Mayer (2nd Ed. Saginaw, Michigan, 2002) - FHB - L'Estrange in: Wikipedia
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* LANGFORD:
- Langford Data, from Ireland - Vol. 1 - Vol. 2 - Vol. 3 - Vol. 4 - Vol. 5 - Vol. 6 - Vol. 7 - Vol. 8 - Vol. 9 - Vol. 10 - Vol. 11 - Vol. 12 - Vol. 13 - Vol. 14 - Vol. 15 - Vol. 16 - Vol. 17 - Vol. 18 - Vol. 19 - Vol. 20
Richard Langford, b. Barragh, Co. Carlow; mar. his cousin Elizabeth Langford; descendants in England, Ireland, USA
By Frederick Langford (USA? late 20th century) - FHB
* LANGTON: Memorials of the Family of Langton of Kilkenny
By John G. A. Prim (Dublin, 1864) - HT
* LATTIN:
Notices of the Family of Lattin
The Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland
By John M. Thunder (Dublin, 1889) - OL
* The Lattin and Mansfield families in the Co. Kildare
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
A Memorial Volume of History, Biography and Genealogy
Compiled by Emma Siggins White (Kansas City, Missouri, 1916) - HT
* KINSELLA: Kinsella - The Irish Connection
Elizabeth Kinsley (Kinsella) of Co. Wexford emigrated to St. Louis; some family remained in Ireland; descendants in Ireland, USA; mention of Bushe, Kennedy
By Peter E. DesJardins; Dorothy Hays DesJardins (USA, 1984) - FHB
* KNOYLE or KNOELL: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Waterford
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
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* L'ESTRANGE: Le Strange of Anglia and Eire
Vol II of a series of 4; Richard Le Strange alias L'Estrange circa 1516- ante 1590 progenitor of L'Estrange of Moystown, King's County, son of Sir Thomas Le Strange 1493 - 1545 of Hunstanton, Norfolk
By John R. Mayer (2nd Ed. Saginaw, Michigan, 2002) - FHB - L'Estrange in: Wikipedia
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* LANGFORD:
- Langford Data, from Ireland - Vol. 1 - Vol. 2 - Vol. 3 - Vol. 4 - Vol. 5 - Vol. 6 - Vol. 7 - Vol. 8 - Vol. 9 - Vol. 10 - Vol. 11 - Vol. 12 - Vol. 13 - Vol. 14 - Vol. 15 - Vol. 16 - Vol. 17 - Vol. 18 - Vol. 19 - Vol. 20
Richard Langford, b. Barragh, Co. Carlow; mar. his cousin Elizabeth Langford; descendants in England, Ireland, USA
By Frederick Langford (USA? late 20th century) - FHB
* LANGTON: Memorials of the Family of Langton of Kilkenny
By John G. A. Prim (Dublin, 1864) - HT
* LATTIN:
Notices of the Family of Lattin
The Journal of the Royal Historical and Archaeological Association of Ireland
By John M. Thunder (Dublin, 1889) - OL
* The Lattin and Mansfield families in the Co. Kildare
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
* LAWLESS: Lawless Family History - Ireland and Canada
Thomas Lawless, gauger (collector of excise taxes) of Mountrath, Queen's County
By Denis Francis Lawless (Ottawa, Canada, 1994) - FHB
Supplement (Ottawa, 1998)Thomas Lawless, gauger (collector of excise taxes) of Mountrath, Queen's County
By Denis Francis Lawless (Ottawa, Canada, 1994) - FHB
* LAWLOR: Lawlor Family
extract from 'A History of the Family of Cairnes or Cairns'
By H. C. Lawlor (London, 1906) - OL
* LEE: Lee families of Ireland
extract from 'A History of the Family of Cairnes or Cairns'
By H. C. Lawlor (London, 1906) - OL
* LEE: Lee families of Ireland
Nick Reddan's webpages (retrieved Sep 2020)
* LE POER TRENCH: Memoir of the Le Poer Trench Family
By Richard [Le Poer Trench], 2nd Earl of Clancarty about 1805
and now Printed for Private Circulation only by his Grandson (Dublin, 1874) - FHB - Earl of Clancarty in: Wikipedia - See also TRENCH
* LESLIE:
The Family of Leslie of Ballybay in Ireland
The Family of Leslie of Leslie House
The Family of Leslie of Glasslough
from the Historical Records of The Family of Leslie - Vol II, Vol III
By Colonel Leslie, K.H. of Balquhain (Edinburgh, 1869) - IA
* LEVINGE: Jottings for Early History of The Levinge Family - Part I
By Sir Richard G. A. Levinge, Bart. (Dublin, 1873) - OL - Note from the Library of Congress catalogue 1919 - No more published in this edition. A complete edition appeared in 1877 under the title: 'Jottings of the Levinge family' [not found]
* Limerick Family Histories
over 60 Munster family histories - mainly from Clare and Limerick
By Various authors (Limerick, etc, various dates) - LCC
* LOFFROY, LEFROY: Notes and documents relating to the family of Loffroy
of Cambray prior to 1587, of Canterbury 1587-1779, now chiefly represented by the families of Lefroy of Carriglas, Co. Longford, Ireland, and of Itchel, Hants, with branches in Australia and Canada
By Richard [Le Poer Trench], 2nd Earl of Clancarty about 1805
and now Printed for Private Circulation only by his Grandson (Dublin, 1874) - FHB - Earl of Clancarty in: Wikipedia - See also TRENCH
* LESLIE:
The Family of Leslie of Ballybay in Ireland
The Family of Leslie of Leslie House
The Family of Leslie of Glasslough
from the Historical Records of The Family of Leslie - Vol II, Vol III
By Colonel Leslie, K.H. of Balquhain (Edinburgh, 1869) - IA
* LEVINGE: Jottings for Early History of The Levinge Family - Part I
By Sir Richard G. A. Levinge, Bart. (Dublin, 1873) - OL - Note from the Library of Congress catalogue 1919 - No more published in this edition. A complete edition appeared in 1877 under the title: 'Jottings of the Levinge family' [not found]
* Limerick Family Histories
over 60 Munster family histories - mainly from Clare and Limerick
By Various authors (Limerick, etc, various dates) - LCC
* LOFFROY, LEFROY: Notes and documents relating to the family of Loffroy
of Cambray prior to 1587, of Canterbury 1587-1779, now chiefly represented by the families of Lefroy of Carriglas, Co. Longford, Ireland, and of Itchel, Hants, with branches in Australia and Canada
By J.H. Lefroy (For Private Circulation, Woolwich, England? 1868) - OL
* LOFTUS: Family Record in a copy of 'The Book of Common Prayer'
John Loftus, b. Waterford, 1704; Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
Notes and Queries (Cork, 1892) - OL
* LOUGHRIDGE: The Loughridge Family
* LOFTUS: Family Record in a copy of 'The Book of Common Prayer'
John Loftus, b. Waterford, 1704; Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
Notes and Queries (Cork, 1892) - OL
* LOUGHRIDGE: The Loughridge Family
of Scotland, Ireland and the USA
By Members of the Family (U.S.A., 1980's) -FHB
* LUNNEY: The Lunneys of Molly, [Derrylin,] County Fermanagh
and their descendants in Ireland and in the United States; Owen Lunney mar. Ellen Cassidy; son Patrick bapt. 1849
By Mary Lyden (USA, 1988) - FHB
* LYNCH: The John Lynch Family of Woodlands, Arva, Co. Cavan
John Lynch, Clerk of Sessions, Arvagh, b. abt. 1820; mar. Isabella Savage of Ballinagh; 5 children; descendants in Ireland, England, USA
By Donald Patrick Brosnan (Published and bound privately, Tuson, Arizona, 1998) - FHB
and their descendants in Ireland and in the United States; Owen Lunney mar. Ellen Cassidy; son Patrick bapt. 1849
By Mary Lyden (USA, 1988) - FHB
* LYNCH: The John Lynch Family of Woodlands, Arva, Co. Cavan
John Lynch, Clerk of Sessions, Arvagh, b. abt. 1820; mar. Isabella Savage of Ballinagh; 5 children; descendants in Ireland, England, USA
By Donald Patrick Brosnan (Published and bound privately, Tuson, Arizona, 1998) - FHB
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Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
With Notes about the President of the United States
By Thomas Camac, The Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol III (Belfast, 1897) - IAMac
* MacAUSELAN, MacCAUSLAND: Descent and Alliances - MacAuselan, or MacCausland of Glenduglas - Irish Line
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and EvansCompiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* MacAULAY:
- Gleanings in Family History from the Antrim Coast
The MacAulays and MacArtneys
* MACARTNEY: Gleanings in Family History from the Antrim Coast
The Earl of Macartney
* MacDONNELL: The MacDonnells of Tinnakill Castle
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Lord Walter FitzGerald (Dublin, 1905) - OL
* MacFINNIN MacCARTHY: The MacFinnin MacCarthys of Ardtully
near Kenmare, Co. Kerry; from the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
By Randal MacFinnin MacCarthy (Cork, 1892) - OL
* MacINTYRE, McINTIRE: The MacIntyre, McIntire Clan of Scotland, Ireland, Canada and New England
families who originated in Ireland and Scotland
By Harry McIntire (At sea, 1949) - Borrow this book from OL
* MacLYSAGHT: Short Study of a Transplanted Family in the Seventeenth Century
By Edward McLysaght (Dublin, 1935) - CCL - Edward MacLysaght in: WikipediaThe MacAulays and MacArtneys
By Geo. Hill ? The Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol. 8 (Belfast, 1860) - IA
of Co. Louth, later in America
By Sheila Hubbard Macauley, Ed. by Jennifer Anne Macauley (Concord, MA, 1996) - FHB
* MACARTNEY: Gleanings in Family History from the Antrim Coast
The Earl of Macartney
By Geo. Hill ? The Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol. 9 (Belfast, 1861) - IA
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Lord Walter FitzGerald (Dublin, 1905) - OL
* MacFINNIN MacCARTHY: The MacFinnin MacCarthys of Ardtully
near Kenmare, Co. Kerry; from the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
By Randal MacFinnin MacCarthy (Cork, 1892) - OL
* MacINTYRE, McINTIRE: The MacIntyre, McIntire Clan of Scotland, Ireland, Canada and New England
families who originated in Ireland and Scotland
By Harry McIntire (At sea, 1949) - Borrow this book from OL
* MacLYSAGHT: Short Study of a Transplanted Family in the Seventeenth Century
* MacNAUGHTEN: Gleanings in Family History from the Antrim Coast
By Geo. Hill ? The Ulster Journal of Archaeology Vol. 2 (Belfast, 1853) - IA
By Geo. Hill ? The Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol. 2 (Belfast, 1853) - IA
* MACQUILLIN: The Quillin (MacQuillin) Family
The MacQuillins in Ireland, The Quillins in America
By Claude MacQuillin, Milligan Wood Quillen, Mary Kinser Brown (Gate City, Virginia, 1961) - FHB
* McALEER: A Study in the Origin and Signification of The Surname McAleer
and a contribution to McAleer Genealogy
By George McAleer, M.D. (Worcester, Massachusetts, 1909) - HT
* MCCALL: The McCall Family
in Ireland and America
By James L. McCall (Morganton, N.C., 1980?) - FHB
* McCAUSLAND: The McCauslands of Donaghanie
And Allied Families
By Miss Merze Marvin (Shenandoah, Iowa? 1887) - HT
* McCLEMENT: see ORR
* McCLINTOCK:
- McClintock Family Papers
Related families: McCausland, Hime, Robinson, Dobbs, Reid, Powell, Elston
By P. V. E. McClintock; M. E. McClintock (Lancaster, England, 1986) - FHB
- The McClintocks of Dunmore House, Co. Donegal
- The McClintocks of Rathvinden, Co. Carlow
- The McClintocks of Trintaugh, Co. Donegal
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* McCONNELL: Genealogical History of the Families
Histories of the Scotch-Irish and of the Presbyterians in the Revolutionary War
By Newton Whitfield McConnell (Tennessee? 19--) - Borrow from OL
* McINTIRE - see MacINTYRE
* McKEE: A History of the Descendants of David McKee of Anahilt
Descendants scattered in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and America
By Prof. James Y. McKee (Philadelphia, 1892) - OL - This title was the eBook of the Month for March, 2012 - for short review see eBook of the Month Archive
* McKINSTRY: Genealogy of the McKinstry family
And Allied Families
By Miss Merze Marvin (Shenandoah, Iowa? 1887) - HT
* McCLEMENT: see ORR
* McCLINTOCK:
- McClintock Family Papers
Related families: McCausland, Hime, Robinson, Dobbs, Reid, Powell, Elston
By P. V. E. McClintock; M. E. McClintock (Lancaster, England, 1986) - FHB
- The McClintocks of Dunmore House, Co. Donegal
- The McClintocks of Rathvinden, Co. Carlow
- The McClintocks of Trintaugh, Co. Donegal
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* McCONNELL: Genealogical History of the Families
Histories of the Scotch-Irish and of the Presbyterians in the Revolutionary War
By Newton Whitfield McConnell (Tennessee? 19--) - Borrow from OL
* McELRAVY, McILRAVY: McElravy of Ireland, Canada and United States
John McElravy, b. Ireland abt 1797, mar. Christiana, 6 children; emigrated 1853 to Leeds, Quebec; mention of the McElravy's/ McIlravys of Ballyrashane, Co. Londonderry
By Garth Woodward (Treherne, Manitoba, 1996) - FHB* McINTIRE - see MacINTYRE
* McKEE: A History of the Descendants of David McKee of Anahilt
Descendants scattered in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and America
By Prof. James Y. McKee (Philadelphia, 1892) - OL - This title was the eBook of the Month for March, 2012 - for short review see eBook of the Month Archive
* McKINSTRY: Genealogy of the McKinstry family
with a Preliminary Essay on the Scotch-Irish Immigrations to America
By William Willis (Boston, 1858) - GB
* McLAUGHLIN: The Family of Big Jimmy McLaughlin of Dreenagh, Malin Head, Donegal
b. abt. 1820 son of Owen McLaughlin and Mary Collins; mar. abt. 1849, Mary Frazer, dau of Dennis Fraser and Sheila Gill; 6 of 10 children emigrate to America
By Marjorie Molloy Jansen (USA? 2010?) - FHB
By William Willis (Boston, 1858) - GB
* McLAUGHLIN: The Family of Big Jimmy McLaughlin of Dreenagh, Malin Head, Donegal
b. abt. 1820 son of Owen McLaughlin and Mary Collins; mar. abt. 1849, Mary Frazer, dau of Dennis Fraser and Sheila Gill; 6 of 10 children emigrate to America
By Marjorie Molloy Jansen (USA? 2010?) - FHB
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* MAHAFFEY: Mahaffey Descendants
1600-1914
Compiled by Estelle Kinports Davis, Mary E. Mahaffey Garst (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1914) - HT
* MALCOLM: Genealogy of the Malcolm and Bowman Families of Carrickfergus
Family Papers in the Irish Emigration Database
* MALTBY, MAULTBY: Maltby Maltbie Family History
England, Ireland, America
By Dorothy Maltby Verrill (Newark, New Jersey, 1916) - OL
* MANSFIELD: The Lattin and Mansfield families in the Co. Kildare
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By the Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
* MAPOTHER: Notices of the Family of Mapother
Extract from History of Ireland - The Barony of Boyle (footnote 'b')
By John D'Alton (Dublin, 1845) - OL - See the film actor Tom Cruise otherwise Thomas Cruise Mapother IV in: Wikipedia
* MARMION: The Marmion Family in Ireland and in General
with a Foreword by The Maguire of Fermanagh, Prince of Fermanagh
By Chevalier William F.K. Marmion, Lord of Duhallow (1997, Midleton, Co. Cork) - FHB
* MARTIN:
- Genealogy of the Family of Martin of Ballinahinch Castle
in the County of Galway, Ireland
By Archer E.S. Martin (for private circulation, Winnipeg, 1880) - IA
- Genealogical History of the Families
Histories of the Scotch-Irish and of the Presbyterians in the Revolutionary War
By Newton Whitfield McConnell (Tennessee? 19--) - IA
- The Martin Family of Dublin and Virginia
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* MASSY:
- If Those Trees Could Speak
The story of an Ascendancy Family in Ireland
By Frank Tracy (Dublin, 2005) - AAI - Short review in: AAI
- Massy Family
Notes on the origin of this family. RSAI Journal
By T. J. Westropp (Dublin, 1916) - OL
* MAUDE: The Maude Family; A Genealogical Table
By Francis Maude (Printed for private circulation, London, 1903) - OL - Clementina Maude, Viscountess Hawarden (photographer) in: Irish Times - V and A - Wikipedia - Her husband Cornwallis Maude, 1st Earl de Montalt in: Wikipedia - Maud (name) in: Wikipedia
* MAUNSELL or MANSEL, MANSELL:
- History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Cork, Co. Waterford, Co. Limerick, Co. Kildare
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
- History of the Family of Maunsell (Mansell, Mansel) - Vol I - Vol II Pt. I - Vol II Pt. II
By Edward Phillips Stathem, Retired Commander, R.N. (London, 1917) - OL
* MAXWELL:
- The Maxwell Family of Corduff
near Lusk, Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website
- The Maxwells of Farnham - Earls and Lords of Farnham in Ireland
from Maxwell History and Genealogy
By Florence Wilson Houston, Laura Cowan Blaine, Ella Dunn Mellette (Indianapolis, 1916) - OL
* MEANS: The Scot and Irish Origins of the Means Family
By Gordon P. Means (Chaska, Minnesota, 2002) - Website
* MERCER: The Mercer Chronicle
genealogy in verse; Mary Mercer founded Mercer's Hospital in Dublin
By 'An Irish Sennachy' (for private circulation, London, 1866) - OL - History of Mercer's Hospital/Medical Centre in: official website - Wikipedia
* MEREDITH: The Merediths
a chapter from History of the Parishes of Ballysadare and Kilvarnet - in the County of Sligo. Illustrated
By T. O'Rorke, D.D., P.P., Archdeacon (Dublin, 1878) - IA
* MEREDYTH, EUSTACE: The Ancient Families of the Meredyths and the Eustaces
Sir Amos Meredyth of Powderham Castle, Devonshire was made Commissioner of the Customs and Excise in Ireland by Charles II and received grants of land incl. Ballinakie, Queen's County; d. 1669, bur. St. Patrick's Church, Dublin; The ancestor of the Irish branch of the Eustace family 'was despatched to Ireland as an envoy in 1175'
By Eustace Meredyth Martin (London, 1887) - FHB
* MERVYN: The Irish Branch of the Mervyn Family
extract from 'Fasciculus Mervinensis'
By Sir William Richard Drake, F.S.A. (Privately printed, London, 1873) - IA
* MILLIKEN: History of the Families Millingas and Millanges
of Saxony and Normandy, comprising genealogies and biographies of their posterity surnamed Milliken, Millikin, Millikan, Millican, Milligan, Mulliken and Mullikin, A. D. 800-A. D. 1907; containing names of thirty thousand persons, with copious notes on intermarried and collateral families, and abstracts of early land grants, wills, and other documents ...; Millikens of Co. Tyrone, of Connaught, of Isle Magee, of Ravarra, Co. Down, of Belfast, of Ballykeag, in Belfast, 1906, in Ballyclare, Co. Antrim
- Genealogy of the Family of Martin of Ballinahinch Castle
in the County of Galway, Ireland
By Archer E.S. Martin (for private circulation, Winnipeg, 1880) - IA
- Genealogical History of the Families
Histories of the Scotch-Irish and of the Presbyterians in the Revolutionary War
By Newton Whitfield McConnell (Tennessee? 19--) - IA
- The Martin Family of Dublin and Virginia
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* MASSY:
- If Those Trees Could Speak
The story of an Ascendancy Family in Ireland
By Frank Tracy (Dublin, 2005) - AAI - Short review in: AAI
- Massy Family
Notes on the origin of this family. RSAI Journal
By T. J. Westropp (Dublin, 1916) - OL
* MAUDE: The Maude Family; A Genealogical Table
By Francis Maude (Printed for private circulation, London, 1903) - OL - Clementina Maude, Viscountess Hawarden (photographer) in: Irish Times - V and A - Wikipedia - Her husband Cornwallis Maude, 1st Earl de Montalt in: Wikipedia - Maud (name) in: Wikipedia
* MAUNSELL or MANSEL, MANSELL:
- History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Cork, Co. Waterford, Co. Limerick, Co. Kildare
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
- History of the Family of Maunsell (Mansell, Mansel) - Vol I - Vol II Pt. I - Vol II Pt. II
By Edward Phillips Stathem, Retired Commander, R.N. (London, 1917) - OL
* MAXWELL:
- The Maxwell Family of Corduff
near Lusk, Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website
- The Maxwells of Farnham - Earls and Lords of Farnham in Ireland
from Maxwell History and Genealogy
By Florence Wilson Houston, Laura Cowan Blaine, Ella Dunn Mellette (Indianapolis, 1916) - OL
* MEANS: The Scot and Irish Origins of the Means Family
By Gordon P. Means (Chaska, Minnesota, 2002) - Website
* MERCER: The Mercer Chronicle
genealogy in verse; Mary Mercer founded Mercer's Hospital in Dublin
By 'An Irish Sennachy' (for private circulation, London, 1866) - OL - History of Mercer's Hospital/Medical Centre in: official website - Wikipedia
* MEREDITH: The Merediths
a chapter from History of the Parishes of Ballysadare and Kilvarnet - in the County of Sligo. Illustrated
By T. O'Rorke, D.D., P.P., Archdeacon (Dublin, 1878) - IA
* MEREDYTH, EUSTACE: The Ancient Families of the Meredyths and the Eustaces
Sir Amos Meredyth of Powderham Castle, Devonshire was made Commissioner of the Customs and Excise in Ireland by Charles II and received grants of land incl. Ballinakie, Queen's County; d. 1669, bur. St. Patrick's Church, Dublin; The ancestor of the Irish branch of the Eustace family 'was despatched to Ireland as an envoy in 1175'
By Eustace Meredyth Martin (London, 1887) - FHB
* MERVYN: The Irish Branch of the Mervyn Family
extract from 'Fasciculus Mervinensis'
By Sir William Richard Drake, F.S.A. (Privately printed, London, 1873) - IA
* MILLIKEN: History of the Families Millingas and Millanges
of Saxony and Normandy, comprising genealogies and biographies of their posterity surnamed Milliken, Millikin, Millikan, Millican, Milligan, Mulliken and Mullikin, A. D. 800-A. D. 1907; containing names of thirty thousand persons, with copious notes on intermarried and collateral families, and abstracts of early land grants, wills, and other documents ...; Millikens of Co. Tyrone, of Connaught, of Isle Magee, of Ravarra, Co. Down, of Belfast, of Ballykeag, in Belfast, 1906, in Ballyclare, Co. Antrim
Comp. by Rev. Gideon Tibbetts Ridlon, Sr. (Lewiston, Maine, 1907) - OL
* MINCHIN: The Book of Minchin
Families in England, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA, India
By Dorothy Minchin-Comm (California, 2006) - FHB
* MINNIS: Minnis Family of Ireland and America
In the County Down, John Minnis, the Colonist, and founder of this branch of the Minnis family in America...
By Elizabeth Austin (Chillicothe, Missouri, 1913) - OL
By Elizabeth Austin (Chillicothe, Missouri, 1913) - OL
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* MITCHELL: The Mitchell Family
of Northern Ireland, the United States, and Australia
By. Joseph Mitchell Hewlett, Jr., BS, Me, MS Commander USNR (Wyncote, PA, 1960) - FHB
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* MOFFETT:
- Genealogy of the Descendants of Henry and Jane Simpson Moffett
of Lislea House Lisnadill, County Armagh
By Linden Byron Moffett (Muncie, Indiana, 1916) - OL
- Ballybay Moffetts
Viscount Molesworth of Swords, Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Viscount Molesworth in: Wikipedia
* MOLYNEUX:
- Descent and Alliances - Molyneux
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
- History Genealogical and Biographical of the Molyneux Families
By Nellie Zada Rice Molyneux (Syracuse, New York, 1904) - HT
* MONTGOMERY:
- A Genealogical History of the Family of Montgomery
* MOFFETT:
- Genealogy of the Descendants of Henry and Jane Simpson Moffett
of Lislea House Lisnadill, County Armagh
By Linden Byron Moffett (Muncie, Indiana, 1916) - OL
- Ballybay Moffetts
a brief history of Crievagh House, Co. Monaghan
By George and Adam Moffett (USA, 1908) - OL
* MOLESWORTH: 29 Molesworth StreetBy George and Adam Moffett (USA, 1908) - OL
Viscount Molesworth of Swords, Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Viscount Molesworth in: Wikipedia
* MOLYNEUX:
- Descent and Alliances - Molyneux
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
- History Genealogical and Biographical of the Molyneux Families
By Nellie Zada Rice Molyneux (Syracuse, New York, 1904) - HT
* MONTGOMERY:
- A Genealogical History of the Family of Montgomery
including the Montgomery Pedigree. Montgomerys of Grey Abbey and others
By Thomas Harrison Montogomery (Printed for private circulation, Philadelphia, 1863) - OL
- Montgomeries of Lisduff; The Montgomeries of Ballymagowan
extracts from 'A History of the Family of Cairnes or Cairns'
By H. C. Lawlor (London, 1906) - OL
* MOORE:
- The Family of Moore of Moore Hall, Killinchy
extract from 'A History of the Family of Cairnes or Cairns'
By H. C. Lawlor (London, 1906) - OL
- History of the Moore Family
Sir Garrett Moore 1566 - 1627 was created 1st Viscount Drogheda 1621
By Anne, Countess of Drogheda (Belfast, 1902) - FHB - Earl of Drogheda in: Wikipedia
* MORAN:
By Thomas Harrison Montogomery (Printed for private circulation, Philadelphia, 1863) - OL
- Montgomeries of Lisduff; The Montgomeries of Ballymagowan
extracts from 'A History of the Family of Cairnes or Cairns'
By H. C. Lawlor (London, 1906) - OL
* MOORE:
- The Family of Moore of Moore Hall, Killinchy
extract from 'A History of the Family of Cairnes or Cairns'
By H. C. Lawlor (London, 1906) - OL
- History of the Moore Family
Sir Garrett Moore 1566 - 1627 was created 1st Viscount Drogheda 1621
By Anne, Countess of Drogheda (Belfast, 1902) - FHB - Earl of Drogheda in: Wikipedia
* MORAN:
Moran of Delvin, Co. Westmeath, descendants in England and United States
By Marguerite K. Gould (Cocoa Beach, Florida, 19 Dec 1985) - FHB
- Generations of Morans - Branching from Mayo to the World
1855 - 2007; William Moran, son of Martin Moran and Anne Kelley, b. Rosturk, Co. Mayo, mar. Mary Ginelly Burrishoole, 1882; descendants in Ireland, England, USA
By Kathleen Moran Tully; Kathi Woodward Moran (USA? 2007) - FHB
* MORGAN: History of the Morgan Family - Fr. Ted's Forbears
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Dermot Morgan in: Wikipedia
* MORRIS, MORRICE: Morris of Ballybeggan and Castle Morris, Co, Kerry
Pedigree showing royal descents
By the Marquis of Ruvigny and Rainval (Melville Amadeus Henry Douglas Heddle de La Caillemotte de Massue de Ruvignés, 9th Marquis of Ruvigny and 15th of Raineval) (Printed privately London? 1904) - OL
* MORRISON: The James Morrison Story
1855 - 2007; William Moran, son of Martin Moran and Anne Kelley, b. Rosturk, Co. Mayo, mar. Mary Ginelly Burrishoole, 1882; descendants in Ireland, England, USA
By Kathleen Moran Tully; Kathi Woodward Moran (USA? 2007) - FHB
* MORGAN: History of the Morgan Family - Fr. Ted's Forbears
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Dermot Morgan in: Wikipedia
* MORRIS, MORRICE: Morris of Ballybeggan and Castle Morris, Co, Kerry
Pedigree showing royal descents
By the Marquis of Ruvigny and Rainval (Melville Amadeus Henry Douglas Heddle de La Caillemotte de Massue de Ruvignés, 9th Marquis of Ruvigny and 15th of Raineval) (Printed privately London? 1904) - OL
* MORRISON: The James Morrison Story
Ireland to America, Sligo to Iowa, and on to the Dakota's
By James Carl Morrison (1980's?, USA) - FHB
* MORRISEY, O'BRIEN: Family History
Kate, dau. of John Morrisey and Kate O'Brien, b. Killworth, Co. Cork, 1836; typed and handwritten papers
By Kate Morrisey Newsome (Provo, Utah, 1892) - FHB
* MOUTRAY: Moutray of Seafield and Roscobie - Now of Favour Royal, Co. Tyrone
An Historical and Genealogical Memoir of the Family in Scotland, England, Ireland and America
By the Marquis de Ruviny and Raineval (London, 1902 - OL
Kate, dau. of John Morrisey and Kate O'Brien, b. Killworth, Co. Cork, 1836; typed and handwritten papers
By Kate Morrisey Newsome (Provo, Utah, 1892) - FHB
* MOUTRAY: Moutray of Seafield and Roscobie - Now of Favour Royal, Co. Tyrone
An Historical and Genealogical Memoir of the Family in Scotland, England, Ireland and America
By the Marquis de Ruviny and Raineval (London, 1902 - OL
* MULLOCK, MULOCK:
- The Family of Mulock
Thomas Mulock or Mullock, of Ballynakill, or Ballinakill in the parish of Dononaughta, Co. Galway m. mid 17th century...; branches in Ireland, England, Canada
By Sir Edmund Thomas Bewley, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.A.I. (Dublin, 1905) - OL
- The Mullock and Mulock Families of Great Britain and Ireland
by Robert Mullock-Morgans and Robert B.D.M. Hughes-Mullock F.R.A.S. (2010) - website (The Irish Bomfords 1617 to the Present)
* MURPHY:
- The Murphy Family
- The Family of Mulock
Thomas Mulock or Mullock, of Ballynakill, or Ballinakill in the parish of Dononaughta, Co. Galway m. mid 17th century...; branches in Ireland, England, Canada
By Sir Edmund Thomas Bewley, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.A.I. (Dublin, 1905) - OL
- The Mullock and Mulock Families of Great Britain and Ireland
by Robert Mullock-Morgans and Robert B.D.M. Hughes-Mullock F.R.A.S. (2010) - website (The Irish Bomfords 1617 to the Present)
* MURPHY:
- The Murphy Family
genealogical, historical, and biographical
* NASH: Nash of Finnstown
Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* NESBIT: Whale Fishing off the Ulster Coast from 1736 to 1763; with Some Notes on the Nebit Family
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol. XIV
By James Buckley (Belfast, 1908) - OL
* NEWCOMEN: Descent and Alliances - Newcomen, of Kenagh, Co. Longford
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* NIXON: The families of French of Belturbet and Nixon of Fermanagh, and their descendants
by Rev. Henry Biddall Swanzy, M.A. (Printed for private circulation, Dublin, 1908) - OL
By Michael Walter Downes (Hartford, Connecticut, 1909) - OL
- The Murphy Herlihy Families 1835 - 1992
numerous photographs, pedigrees; families from Cork some of whom emigrated to USA
By Paul Callanan; Lou Murphy (Cork; Santa Clara, California, 1992) - FHB
* MUSGRAVE: A History of the Musgrave Family of Counties Roscommon and Cork
A Draft Report
By Turtle Bunbury (2012) - website
N- The Murphy Herlihy Families 1835 - 1992
numerous photographs, pedigrees; families from Cork some of whom emigrated to USA
By Paul Callanan; Lou Murphy (Cork; Santa Clara, California, 1992) - FHB
* MUSGRAVE: A History of the Musgrave Family of Counties Roscommon and Cork
A Draft Report
By Turtle Bunbury (2012) - website
* NASH: Nash of Finnstown
Co. Dublin
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* NESBIT: Whale Fishing off the Ulster Coast from 1736 to 1763; with Some Notes on the Nebit Family
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol. XIV
By James Buckley (Belfast, 1908) - OL
* NEWCOMEN: Descent and Alliances - Newcomen, of Kenagh, Co. Longford
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* NIXON: The families of French of Belturbet and Nixon of Fermanagh, and their descendants
* NORCOTT or NORTHCOTE: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Nowlin of Pittsylvania County, Virginia... and of the earlier Nowlins (Nowlans) of Ireland...
Edited by Mary Nowlin (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1916) - OL
* NUGENT: Historical Sketch of the Family of Nugent
Printed by John Charles Lyons (Ledestown, 1853) - OL
O'
* O'CALLAGHAN, CALLAGHAN: The O'Callaghan's (Callaghan's) of Ireland
Simcoe County, Ontario and Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan
Related families: Murray, O'Reilly, Horan, Down, Scully
By Patricia Syfers Callaghan; Brian Thomas Callaghan (Topinabee, Michigan, 2008) - FHB
* O'CONNOR:
- The O'Connor Chronicle 1780 - 2002
Denis O'Connor, b. Balloughtragh, Co. Kerry, 1780; mar. Mary O'Sullivan, 1807; descendants in Ireland and USA
By Claude J. Sinnen (Shakopee, MN, 2002) - FHB - Large File!
- The O'Connor Family
families of Daniel and Mathias O'Connor of Corsallagh house, Achonry County, Sligo, Ireland, A.D. 1750, with notes on the Hagadorn, Furman, Williams and Eaton families, of New York
By Watson Burdette O'Connor (New York, 1914) - OL
* O'CONNOR, MOYNIHAN: O'Connor Gailleach
Patrick O'Connor, b. north Kerry, abt. 1800, mar. Mary Moynihan; descendants in Ireland, USA; related families: Cronin, Hickey, McCarthy, O'Riordan, O'Sullivan; index
By Donald Patrick Brosnan (Tucson, Arizona, 1996) - FHB
* O'DAVOREN: The O'Davorens of Cahermacnaughten
Burren, County Clare
By Dr. George Unthank Macnamara (Ireland, 1912/3) - CCL
* O'DEMPSEY: The O'Dempseys of Clanmaliere
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Lord Walter FitzGerald (Dublin, 1905) - OL
* O'DONOVAN: Entries relating to John O'Donovan and his Immediate Relatives
From parish registers. RSAI Journal
By Very Rev. Canon Carrigan, D.D., P.P., Durrow (Dublin, 1915) - OL
* O'FLAHERTY: 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
* O'GORMAN: Descendants of Daniel O'Gorman and Mary Foley
Descendants in Ireland, Canada, USA, Australia
Surnames in Ireland: O'Gorman of Co. Clare, Foley, McGuire, Purcell, Quealey, Mahoney, McHugh, Keon, Brady
By Blane Gerard Ryan (Edmonton, Alberta, Late 20th century) - FHB
* O'HALLORAN: The O'Hallorans
Merchant Men of Antrim and New Zealand
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* O'HARA: Annaghmore and the O'Haras
a chapter from History of the Parishes of Ballysadare and Kilvarnet in the County of Sligo. Illustrated
By T. O'Rorke, D.D., P.P., Archdeacon (Dublin, 1878) - IA
* O'KELLY: Memoir of Colonel Charles O'Kelly and his Descendants
being an addition to Macariae Excidium or The Destruction of Cyprus
By John Cornelius O'Callaghan (Dublin, 1850) - IA
* O'MAHONEY:
- The James O'Mahoney Family of Muingnaminnane, Castleisland, Co. Kerry
By Donald Patrick Brosnan (Published Privately, Tucson, Arizona, 1999) - FHB
* O'MEAGHER: Some Historical Notices of the O'Meaghers of Ikerrin
County Tipperary
By Joseph Casimir O'Meagher (American edition, New York, 1890) - OL
* O'NEILL, BLENNERHASETT, HOFFMAN: O'Neill Blennerhassett Hoffman
Patrick O'Connor, b. north Kerry, abt. 1800, mar. Mary Moynihan; descendants in Ireland, USA; related families: Cronin, Hickey, McCarthy, O'Riordan, O'Sullivan; index
By Donald Patrick Brosnan (Tucson, Arizona, 1996) - FHB
* O'DAVOREN: The O'Davorens of Cahermacnaughten
Burren, County Clare
By Dr. George Unthank Macnamara (Ireland, 1912/3) - CCL
* O'DEMPSEY: The O'Dempseys of Clanmaliere
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Lord Walter FitzGerald (Dublin, 1905) - OL
* O'DONOVAN: Entries relating to John O'Donovan and his Immediate Relatives
From parish registers. RSAI Journal
By Very Rev. Canon Carrigan, D.D., P.P., Durrow (Dublin, 1915) - OL
* O'FLAHERTY: 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
* O'GORMAN: Descendants of Daniel O'Gorman and Mary Foley
Descendants in Ireland, Canada, USA, Australia
Surnames in Ireland: O'Gorman of Co. Clare, Foley, McGuire, Purcell, Quealey, Mahoney, McHugh, Keon, Brady
By Blane Gerard Ryan (Edmonton, Alberta, Late 20th century) - FHB
* O'HALLORAN: The O'Hallorans
Merchant Men of Antrim and New Zealand
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* O'HARA: Annaghmore and the O'Haras
a chapter from History of the Parishes of Ballysadare and Kilvarnet in the County of Sligo. Illustrated
By T. O'Rorke, D.D., P.P., Archdeacon (Dublin, 1878) - IA
* O'KELLY: Memoir of Colonel Charles O'Kelly and his Descendants
being an addition to Macariae Excidium or The Destruction of Cyprus
By John Cornelius O'Callaghan (Dublin, 1850) - IA
* O'MAHONEY:
- The James O'Mahoney Family of Muingnaminnane, Castleisland, Co. Kerry
By Donald Patrick Brosnan (Published Privately, Tucson, Arizona, 1999) - FHB
* O'MEAGHER: Some Historical Notices of the O'Meaghers of Ikerrin
County Tipperary
By Joseph Casimir O'Meagher (American edition, New York, 1890) - OL
* O'NEILL, BLENNERHASETT, HOFFMAN: O'Neill Blennerhassett Hoffman
and related families; Thomas Talbot O'Neill, b. 1842, of Knockwaddra, Tralee, Co. Kerry, mar. Anne Blennerhassett; their dau. Jane O'Neill mar. James Hoffman; descendants in Ireland, Wisconsin
By Richard E. Bartz; Helen Anna (O'Neill) Kolash (St. Paul, Minnesota, 2004) - FHB
* O'ROURKE: The Roarks (O'Rourke) of Ireland
By Richard E. Bartz; Helen Anna (O'Neill) Kolash (St. Paul, Minnesota, 2004) - FHB
* O'ROURKE: The Roarks (O'Rourke) of Ireland
A short history of the Roarks in Ireland and Pedigree of the Nathan Roark family in America
By Morris L. Roark, I (San Antonio, Texas, limited 2nd ed. 1959) - FHB
* O'SHAUGHNESSY: Story of an Irish Property
Gort, Co. Galway
By Robert S. Rait (Oxford, 1908) - IA
* O'SULLIVAN: Materials for a History of the Family of John Sullivan of Berwick, New England and of the O'Sullivans of Ardea, Ireland
By Thomas Coffin Amory (Cabridge, Massachusetts, 1893) - OL
* O'TOOMEY, TOOMEY: The O'Toomeys of Croom and Their Descendants
in Ireland and USA; Daniel Toomey b. Bruff, Co. Limerick, 1794, mar. Catherine O'Brien, 1819; emigrated 1849 to Chicago, Illinois
By Thomas Noxon Toomey ( Printed for Private Distribution, St. Louis, Missouri, 1920) - FHB
O
* ORR, McCLEMENT: Ulster Pedigrees - Descendants in many lines of James Orr and Janet McClement
who emigrated from Scotland to Ballyblack, Co. Down, abt. 1607; descendants in Ireland, USA, Canada, South America
By Ray A. Jones (San Francisco, 1977) - FHB
* OSBORNE, RIALL, SMITH, TIERNEY: Life of Colonel Pownoll Phipps
of St. Kitts; with family records; many Irish connections - my aunt married Sir Thomas Osborne, Tierney of Limerick, etc.
By Pownoll W. Phipps, M.A. (Printed for Private Circulation, London, 1894) - OL
* OUSELEY:
The Name and Family of Ouseley - The Ouseley Family (further details)
RSAI Journal
By Richard J. Kelly (Dublin, 1910) - OL
* OWEN: Owen and Perrin Family History
Being an account of the family of Owen of Rathdowney, the related family of Perrin of Wicklow, and the family of Owen of Orielton, Pembrokeshire
By Hugh Owen (Printed for Private Circulation, England, 1981) - FHB - This book suggested by a reader.
P
* PALMER:
- Genealogical and historical account of the family of Palmer of Kenmare, Co. Kerry
Compiled from Old Family Documents, etc. ...Gort, Co. Galway
By Robert S. Rait (Oxford, 1908) - IA
* O'SULLIVAN: Materials for a History of the Family of John Sullivan of Berwick, New England and of the O'Sullivans of Ardea, Ireland
By Thomas Coffin Amory (Cabridge, Massachusetts, 1893) - OL
* O'TOOMEY, TOOMEY: The O'Toomeys of Croom and Their Descendants
in Ireland and USA; Daniel Toomey b. Bruff, Co. Limerick, 1794, mar. Catherine O'Brien, 1819; emigrated 1849 to Chicago, Illinois
By Thomas Noxon Toomey ( Printed for Private Distribution, St. Louis, Missouri, 1920) - FHB
O
* ORR, McCLEMENT: Ulster Pedigrees - Descendants in many lines of James Orr and Janet McClement
who emigrated from Scotland to Ballyblack, Co. Down, abt. 1607; descendants in Ireland, USA, Canada, South America
By Ray A. Jones (San Francisco, 1977) - FHB
* OSBORNE, RIALL, SMITH, TIERNEY: Life of Colonel Pownoll Phipps
of St. Kitts; with family records; many Irish connections - my aunt married Sir Thomas Osborne, Tierney of Limerick, etc.
By Pownoll W. Phipps, M.A. (Printed for Private Circulation, London, 1894) - OL
* OUSELEY:
The Name and Family of Ouseley - The Ouseley Family (further details)
RSAI Journal
By Richard J. Kelly (Dublin, 1910) - OL
* OWEN: Owen and Perrin Family History
Being an account of the family of Owen of Rathdowney, the related family of Perrin of Wicklow, and the family of Owen of Orielton, Pembrokeshire
By Hugh Owen (Printed for Private Circulation, England, 1981) - FHB - This book suggested by a reader.
P
* PALMER:
- Genealogical and historical account of the family of Palmer of Kenmare, Co. Kerry
by Rev. A. Henry Herbert Palmer (Privately Printed, London, 1872) - OL
- Genealogy of the Family of Palmer of Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Ireland - (continuation 1) - (continuation 2)
from 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica VoI I New Series'
Edited by Joseph Jackson Howard, LL.D., F.S.A. (London, 1874) - IA
- Some account of the Palmer Family of Rahan, County Kildare
By Norman P. McClelland (Phoenix, Arizona, 2002) - FHB - Companion Vol to 'The Wrights of Finnard' - see below
* PARNELL:
- The Life of Charles Stewart Parnell
with some account of his Ancestry; details of Parnell, Stewart and Tudor families
By Thomas Sherlock (Boston, 1881) - OL
- The Uncrowned King
Hon. Charles Stewart Parnell, including his Birth and Ancestry
By Robert M. McWade, Esq. (Philadelphia? 1891) - IA
* 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
* PATTON:
- Pattons of Ireland
Patton Lineages of Scots-Irish Derivation which were resident in Ulster c. 1600 - c. 1800
By David V. Agricola, M.D. (Cleveland, Ohio, 1999) - FHB
- Genealogy of William and Margaret Patton, Co. Donegal
Family Papers in the Irish Emigration Database
* PAXTON: The Paxtons - We Are One!
* PARNELL:
- The Life of Charles Stewart Parnell
with some account of his Ancestry; details of Parnell, Stewart and Tudor families
By Thomas Sherlock (Boston, 1881) - OL
- The Uncrowned King
Hon. Charles Stewart Parnell, including his Birth and Ancestry
By Robert M. McWade, Esq. (Philadelphia? 1891) - IA
* 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
* PATTON:
- Pattons of Ireland
Patton Lineages of Scots-Irish Derivation which were resident in Ulster c. 1600 - c. 1800
By David V. Agricola, M.D. (Cleveland, Ohio, 1999) - FHB
- Genealogy of William and Margaret Patton, Co. Donegal
Family Papers in the Irish Emigration Database
* PAXTON: The Paxtons - We Are One!
Scotland, England, Ireland, America
By W. M. Paxton of Platte City, MO. (Platte City, Missouri, 1903)
* PEACOCKE: Peacocke families of Limerick
Nick Reddan's webpages (retrieved Sep 2020)
in the County of Sligo. Illustrated
By T. O'Rorke, D.D., P.P., Archdeacon (Dublin, 1878) - IA* PERRIN: Owen and Perrin Family History
Being an account of the family of Owen of Rathdowney, the related family of Perrin of Wicklow, and the family of Owen of Orielton, Pembrokeshire
By Hugh Owen (Printed for Private Circulation, England, 1981) - FHB - This book suggested by a reader.
* PERSSE: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Galway
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* PHELAN: Phelan - County Laois, Ireland; Kent County Michigan; Nevada County, California
Descendants in Ireland, USA
By John A. Phelan (2003) - FHB
* POE:
The Origin and Early History of the Family of Poë or Poe
By John A. Phelan (2003) - FHB
* POE:
The Origin and Early History of the Family of Poë or Poe
with full pedigrees of the Irish branch of the family; deals with William, Thomas and Anthony Poe who settled in Ireland in 17th century and the true ancestry of Edgar Allan Poe
By Sir Edmund Thomas Bewley, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.A.I. (Dublin, 1906) - OL - Edgar Allan Poe in: Find A Grave Wikipedia* POHER, POER, POWER: An Historical Memoir
...an account of the Barony of Le Power and Coroghmore, County Waterford; reprinted from the 'Irish Builder'
By Gabriel O'C. Redmond, M.D., M.R.S.A.I. (Dublin, 1891) - IA
* POLLOCK: The Family of Pollock of Newry and Descendants
The Irish branch of the Pollocks of Renfew; William Pollock's son John Pollock's second son Robert Pollock purchased Ballyedmond near Rostrevor in 1732
By the Rev. Allen Stewart Hartigan, M.A. TCD (Folkstone, 1901) - FHB
* POMEROY: The History and Genealogy of the Pomeroy Family
including English, Irish and American branches
By Albert A Pomeroy (400 copies, Toledo, Ohio, 1912) - IA
* PONSONBY: The Ponsonby Family
By Dr. James Kelly (Cork, early 21st century?) - UCC
* POTTER: Genealogical Memoranda Relating to the Family of Potter
of the Co. Down, Ireland; from 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica' - Vol III
By Joseph J. Howard (London, 1876) - IA
* POTTS: The Potts' of Ireland
Extract from Historical Collections relating to the Potts Family
By David Potts (Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, 1901) - OL
* PRENDERGAST: Story of an Irish Property
By Robert S. Rait (Oxford, 1908) - IAThe Irish branch of the Pollocks of Renfew; William Pollock's son John Pollock's second son Robert Pollock purchased Ballyedmond near Rostrevor in 1732
By the Rev. Allen Stewart Hartigan, M.A. TCD (Folkstone, 1901) - FHB
* POMEROY: The History and Genealogy of the Pomeroy Family
including English, Irish and American branches
By Albert A Pomeroy (400 copies, Toledo, Ohio, 1912) - IA
* PONSONBY: The Ponsonby Family
By Dr. James Kelly (Cork, early 21st century?) - UCC
* POTTER: Genealogical Memoranda Relating to the Family of Potter
of the Co. Down, Ireland; from 'Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica' - Vol III
By Joseph J. Howard (London, 1876) - IA
* POTTS: The Potts' of Ireland
Extract from Historical Collections relating to the Potts Family
By David Potts (Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, 1901) - OL
* PRENDERGAST: Story of an Irish Property
* PRESTON:
- Preston of Swainston
County Meath
- Gormanstown
copied from Burke's Peerage and Baronetage
Sections of "The Preston Genealogy" by L. A. Wilson (300 copies only, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1900) - OL
- From the same source Prestons in Virginia of Irish descent - Irish-American Family Histories I - Z
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* QUILLIN: The Quillin (MacQuillin) Family
The MacQuillins in Ireland, The Quillins in America
By Claude MacQuillin, Milligan Wood Quillen, Mary Kinser Brown (Gate City, Virginia, 1961) - FHB
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* RAINSFORD: The Rainsford Family
* RAINSFORD: The Rainsford Family
England, Ireland, America
By Emily A Buckland (Worcester, 1932)
* REDDAN: Reddan of Tuamgraney, Co. Clare
* TAYLOR: Taylor families of Galway and Limerick
Nick Reddan's webpages (retrieved Sep 2020)
* RENNICK: The Rennicks and Allied Families of Co. Fermanagh
Descendants in Ireland, USA, Canada, Australia
By Joan R. Jones (Carroll, Iowa, 2003) - FHB
* ROARKE: The Roarke (O'Rourke) of Ireland
Descendants in Ireland, USA, Canada, Australia
By Joan R. Jones (Carroll, Iowa, 2003) - FHB
* ROARKE: The Roarke (O'Rourke) of Ireland
and Pedigree of the Nathan Roark Family in America
By Morris L. Roark, I (Texas, limited 2nd ed., 1959)
* ROBINSON: Land Surveys and the Robinsons of North Kildare 1769 - 1864
Masters Thesis
By James Robinson (Dublin, 2000) - Dublin Institute of Technology
* ROSS: The Ross Family History
Masters Thesis
By James Robinson (Dublin, 2000) - Dublin Institute of Technology
* ROSS: The Ross Family History
Scotland, Ireland, and the United States
By William Ross Cooper (typewritten copy, Kansas City, Mo, 193?) - FHB
* ROW: Memorials of the Family of Row
A Scottish family; mention of David Row and William Row who went to Ireland and married
Edited by James Maidment (Edinburgh, 1828) - OL
A Scottish family; mention of David Row and William Row who went to Ireland and married
Edited by James Maidment (Edinburgh, 1828) - OL
* RYEDALE, RIDDELL, RIDDLE, RIDLON, RIDLEY: History of the Ancient Ryedales
and their descendants in Normandy, Great Britain, Ireland and America from 860 to 1884
By G. T. Ridlon (Manchester, N.H., 1884)
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* SAMPSON: Sampsons in Ireland
section of 'The Sampson Family'; descendants in Ireland, USA
By Lilla Briggs Sampson (Baltimore, Maryland, 1914) - OL
* SAVAGE:
- The Savages of the Ards
with sketches of English and American Branches
By George Francis Armstrong (London, 1888) - OL
- A Genealogical History of the Savage Family in Ulster
being a revision and enlargement of certain chapters of "The Savages of the Ards"
* SINCLAIR:
By George Hill (privately printed, Louisville, Kentucky, 1865) - OL
* STOKER: Stoker Family Tree
including Abraham 'Bram' Stoker of Clontarf (1847 - 1912), author of 'Dracula', etc.; extract from article on Research on Bram Stoker's family tree offers new insights into how he created the vampire Count Dracula
By eneclann.ie (Dublin, 2012) - website
* STOKES: Stokes 1,000 years
short section on Irish 'Stokeses' who settled in Kerry
By William E. D. Stokes Jr. (Lennox Massachusetts, 1958) - Borrow this book from OL
* STONEY: Some Old Annal's of the Stoney Family
Thomas Stoney of Lisleagh or Greyfort, Borrisokane, mar. Sarah Robinson of Knockshegowna
Related families: Armstrong, Bigoe of King's County? Morgan, Johnston, Scott, Cusack, Steele
By Major F. S. Stoney, R.A. (Woolwich, 1879) - FHB
* STRONGE: Stronge of Tynan Abbey, County Armagh
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* STUART: A Genealogical & Historical Sketch of the Stuarts
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* SAMPSON: Sampsons in Ireland
section of 'The Sampson Family'; descendants in Ireland, USA
By Lilla Briggs Sampson (Baltimore, Maryland, 1914) - OL
* SAVAGE:
- The Savages of the Ards
with sketches of English and American Branches
By George Francis Armstrong (London, 1888) - OL
- A Genealogical History of the Savage Family in Ulster
being a revision and enlargement of certain chapters of "The Savages of the Ards"
By George Francis Savage-Armstrong (1906) - OL
* SCOTT: Genesis of the White Family / The Scotts of Scot's Hall
* SCOTT: Genesis of the White Family / The Scotts of Scot's Hall
Compiled by Emma Siggins White (Kansas City, Missouri, 1920) - HT
* SEARIGHT, SEAWRIGHT: A Record of the Searight Family
* SEARIGHT, SEAWRIGHT: A Record of the Searight Family
By James A. Searight (Uniontown, Pennsylvania, 1893) - OL
* SHAW, GREER: Grandfather Shaws Diary 1807 - 1814
* SHAW, GREER: Grandfather Shaws Diary 1807 - 1814
James Shaw mar. Ann McMachhall or McMichhal; set sail from Ireland, captured by French and held for 6 years; dau. Mary Shaw mar. James Greer - descendants in Australia
By James Shaw (France, 1807 - 1814) - FHB
* SHEERAN: Descendants and Biographies
Martin Sheeran and Marie (Mary) Cullen Sheeran, b. Ireland abt. 1803; John Dardis, b. Ireland 1807
By Betty Brown Sheeran (Fall City, Washington, 2001, 2002) - FHB
* SHERIDAN: Some Account of the Sheridan Family
The Ancestor No IX
By Wilfred Sheridan (London, 1904) - IA
* SHERLOCK:
- Notes on the Family of Sherlock
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Rev. J. F. M. ffrench, of Clonegal, M.R.I.A. (Dublin, 1899) - OL
The Sherlocks of Ireland
By James Shaw (France, 1807 - 1814) - FHB
* SHEERAN: Descendants and Biographies
Martin Sheeran and Marie (Mary) Cullen Sheeran, b. Ireland abt. 1803; John Dardis, b. Ireland 1807
By Betty Brown Sheeran (Fall City, Washington, 2001, 2002) - FHB
* SHERIDAN: Some Account of the Sheridan Family
The Ancestor No IX
By Wilfred Sheridan (London, 1904) - IA
* SHERLOCK:
- Notes on the Family of Sherlock
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Rev. J. F. M. ffrench, of Clonegal, M.R.I.A. (Dublin, 1899) - OL
The Sherlocks of Ireland
By Arian E. Collins (San Diego, California, 2005) - FHB
- The Sherlocks of Ireland and Wales
numerous Sherlock families discussed from Meath, Kildare, Dublin, Wexford, Waterford, Cork; also Wales, Canada, USA, New Zealand
By Arian E. Collins (San Diego, California, 2011) - website
* SHIELDS:
numerous Sherlock families discussed from Meath, Kildare, Dublin, Wexford, Waterford, Cork; also Wales, Canada, USA, New Zealand
By Arian E. Collins (San Diego, California, 2011) - website
* SHIELDS:
- Genealogical Notes on Shields Family
transcript; 1. General James Shields, U.S.A.; 2. General Shield's Kin in Ireland; 3. General Shield's Kin in U.S.A.; General Shield's Ancestry
By Kevin R. O'Shiel - Irish Emigration Database
- Shields Family of Ireland and United States
transcript; 1. General James Shields, U.S.A.; 2. General Shield's Kin in Ireland; 3. General Shield's Kin in U.S.A.; General Shield's Ancestry
By Kevin R. O'Shiel - Irish Emigration Database
- Shields Family of Ireland and United States
from record forward by the First Security Bank of Utah, Salt Lake City after settlement of the Shields Estate, May 1965
* SINCLAIR:
- A History and Lineage of Descendants of a Scottish Family by the Name of Sinclair
who migrated from Scotland to Ireland in the Seventeenth Century. They settled in Newtownards, Co. Down and Belfast... There are descendants in Ireland and England...New Zealand, Australia, Nova Scotia and United States
By Mrs. St. Claire Lappe Daub (Springfield, Delaware) - FHB
- The History of the Sinclair Family in Europe and America
who migrated from Scotland to Ireland in the Seventeenth Century. They settled in Newtownards, Co. Down and Belfast... There are descendants in Ireland and England...New Zealand, Australia, Nova Scotia and United States
By Mrs. St. Claire Lappe Daub (Springfield, Delaware) - FHB
- The History of the Sinclair Family in Europe and America
for eleven hundred years
By Leonard Allison Morrison A.M., of Windham, N.H. (Boston, Mass. 1896)
* SINNOTT: Annals of the Sinnott... and Allied Families
in Wexford, Dublin, Donegal and USA; index
By Mary Elizabeth Sinnott (250 copies, USA, 1905) - IA
* SIRR: The Sirr Family and Freemasonry
Henry Charles Sirr 1907 -1872 son of Henry Charles Sirr 1764 - 1841 of Dublin Castle
By Bro. Harry Sirr, F.R.I.B.A. (Margate, 1906) - FHB
* SMITH:
in Wexford, Dublin, Donegal and USA; index
By Mary Elizabeth Sinnott (250 copies, USA, 1905) - IA
* SIRR: The Sirr Family and Freemasonry
Henry Charles Sirr 1907 -1872 son of Henry Charles Sirr 1764 - 1841 of Dublin Castle
By Bro. Harry Sirr, F.R.I.B.A. (Margate, 1906) - FHB
* SMITH:
The Descendants of Benjamin Smith b. Tynagh, Co. Galway, abt. 1775
By Cora Num (Canberra, 2002) - FHB
Smith formerly of Glasshouse
By G. N. Nuttall-Smith, M.A., T.C.D. from notes by R. Wm. Smith, Junr, B.A. (Oxford, 1923) - FHB
- The Joshua Smith family of Ireland and Hants County
b. 1655, Quaker of Co. Tipperary; mar. Jane Scott; 6 children; descendants in Ireland and Nova Scotia
By Ralph S. Blois (Woodburn, Oregon, USA, 1994) - FHB
- The Smith Family
b. 1655, Quaker of Co. Tipperary; mar. Jane Scott; 6 children; descendants in Ireland and Nova Scotia
By Ralph S. Blois (Woodburn, Oregon, USA, 1994) - FHB
- The Smith Family
descended from John Smith born 1655 in Co. Monaghan
By Joseph S. Harris (Philadelphia, 1906)
* SMYTH:
- Ancestors and Descendants of Norman Alexander Smith and Marietta Curry Smyth
b. Scotland, settled Newtownards, Co. Down; 6 children
By Norman A. Smyth and Marietta C. Smyth (100 copies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1995) - FHB
- Genealogie de L'Ancienne et Noble Famille SMYTH, de Ballynatray, Comte de Waterford en Irlande
In French - translated from English
By Sir William Betham, Ulster King of Arms of All Ireland, Sir John Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms (Spa, 1856) - IA
* SMYTHE:
- Descendants of Rev. Robert Smythe
b. Belfast abt. 1793; mar. Mary Brown, dau. of Alexander Brown and Elizabeth Logue; 13 children; Robert d. Iowa, 1873
By Daniel Eugene Page (Arkoma, Oklahoma, 2002) - FHB
- The Land War in County Westmeath
Smythe family of Baarbavilla, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath; Nineteenth century Irish history; Glucksman Memorial Symposium
By Frances Clarke (Dublin, 2007) - TARA - Trinity College archive
* SOMERVILLE: Descent and Alliances - Somerville and Cameron
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* SPEDDING: The Spedding Family
in England, Ireland (Ballynamudagh, Windgates, Co. Wicklow), Australia and New Zealand
Surnames in Ireland: FitzGerald, Adamson, McCabe, Livesey, Deey, Hutchinson, Buckley, Brownrigg, Cunningham, Neeson, Foster, Abraham, John, Moriarty;
Brownrigg Family: Alcock, Annesley, Redmond, Springett, Hyde, Graham, Watson, Craig, Noyes, Worthington, Cosgreve, Symes, Brandon, Burroughs, Stanley, O'Dwyer, Maghallin, Mostyn, Collison, Owen, Plunket, Key, Lynch, Bentham, Hewson, Coddington, Tottenham, Nott, Cahill, Nugent, Warren, Siree, Halahan, Taylor, Hunt, Sweeney, Wheeler, Quin, Esmonde, Hardy, Lyndon, Meade
By Captain John Carlisle D. Spedding (Dublin, 1909) - OL
* SPROULE: Sproule Genealogy
- website
* STACPOLE: Stacpole Family in Ireland
Extract from 'History and Genealogy of the Stackpole Family'
By Everett S. Stackpole (Lewiston, Maine, 1920) - OL
* STAWELL: A Quantock Family: The Stawells of Cothelstone... and County Cork
The Stawells of Coolmain, Co. Cork; Origin of the Kilbrittain and Mallow branches; The Stawells of Kilbrittain; The Stawells of Mallow, Ballylought, Oldcourt, and Crobeg
By Colonel George Dodsworth Stawell (Taunton, 1910) - FHB
- Read a Review of this book in Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1912)
* STEEN:
- The Steen Family - The Steen Family - 2nd Ed. (revised and enlarged)
in Europe and America; mostly Irish Steen families many of whom emigrated to America
By the Rev. Moses D. A. Steen (Cincinnati, Ohio, 1900, 1917) OL
* STEWART: The Stewarts of Ballintoy
With Notices of Other Families of the District- Ancestors and Descendants of Norman Alexander Smith and Marietta Curry Smyth
b. Scotland, settled Newtownards, Co. Down; 6 children
By Norman A. Smyth and Marietta C. Smyth (100 copies, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 1995) - FHB
- Genealogie de L'Ancienne et Noble Famille SMYTH, de Ballynatray, Comte de Waterford en Irlande
In French - translated from English
By Sir William Betham, Ulster King of Arms of All Ireland, Sir John Bernard Burke, Ulster King of Arms (Spa, 1856) - IA
* SMYTHE:
- Descendants of Rev. Robert Smythe
b. Belfast abt. 1793; mar. Mary Brown, dau. of Alexander Brown and Elizabeth Logue; 13 children; Robert d. Iowa, 1873
By Daniel Eugene Page (Arkoma, Oklahoma, 2002) - FHB
- The Land War in County Westmeath
Smythe family of Baarbavilla, Collinstown, Co. Westmeath; Nineteenth century Irish history; Glucksman Memorial Symposium
By Frances Clarke (Dublin, 2007) - TARA - Trinity College archive
* SOMERVILLE: Descent and Alliances - Somerville and Cameron
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* SPEDDING: The Spedding Family
in England, Ireland (Ballynamudagh, Windgates, Co. Wicklow), Australia and New Zealand
Surnames in Ireland: FitzGerald, Adamson, McCabe, Livesey, Deey, Hutchinson, Buckley, Brownrigg, Cunningham, Neeson, Foster, Abraham, John, Moriarty;
Brownrigg Family: Alcock, Annesley, Redmond, Springett, Hyde, Graham, Watson, Craig, Noyes, Worthington, Cosgreve, Symes, Brandon, Burroughs, Stanley, O'Dwyer, Maghallin, Mostyn, Collison, Owen, Plunket, Key, Lynch, Bentham, Hewson, Coddington, Tottenham, Nott, Cahill, Nugent, Warren, Siree, Halahan, Taylor, Hunt, Sweeney, Wheeler, Quin, Esmonde, Hardy, Lyndon, Meade
By Captain John Carlisle D. Spedding (Dublin, 1909) - OL
* SPROULE: Sproule Genealogy
- website
* STACPOLE: Stacpole Family in Ireland
Extract from 'History and Genealogy of the Stackpole Family'
By Everett S. Stackpole (Lewiston, Maine, 1920) - OL
* STAWELL: A Quantock Family: The Stawells of Cothelstone... and County Cork
The Stawells of Coolmain, Co. Cork; Origin of the Kilbrittain and Mallow branches; The Stawells of Kilbrittain; The Stawells of Mallow, Ballylought, Oldcourt, and Crobeg
By Colonel George Dodsworth Stawell (Taunton, 1910) - FHB
- Read a Review of this book in Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica (1912)
* STEEN:
- The Steen Family - The Steen Family - 2nd Ed. (revised and enlarged)
in Europe and America; mostly Irish Steen families many of whom emigrated to America
By the Rev. Moses D. A. Steen (Cincinnati, Ohio, 1900, 1917) OL
* STEWART: The Stewarts of Ballintoy
By George Hill (privately printed, Louisville, Kentucky, 1865) - OL
Plaque to Bram Stoker in Dublin
Photo by PJC
* STOKER: Stoker Family Tree
including Abraham 'Bram' Stoker of Clontarf (1847 - 1912), author of 'Dracula', etc.; extract from article on Research on Bram Stoker's family tree offers new insights into how he created the vampire Count Dracula
By eneclann.ie (Dublin, 2012) - website
* STOKES: Stokes 1,000 years
short section on Irish 'Stokeses' who settled in Kerry
By William E. D. Stokes Jr. (Lennox Massachusetts, 1958) - Borrow this book from OL
* STONEY: Some Old Annal's of the Stoney Family
Thomas Stoney of Lisleagh or Greyfort, Borrisokane, mar. Sarah Robinson of Knockshegowna
Related families: Armstrong, Bigoe of King's County? Morgan, Johnston, Scott, Cusack, Steele
By Major F. S. Stoney, R.A. (Woolwich, 1879) - FHB
* STRONGE: Stronge of Tynan Abbey, County Armagh
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* STUART: A Genealogical & Historical Sketch of the Stuarts
of Castlestuart in Ireland
By Hon. & Rev. Andrew Godfrey Stuart, M.A. (Edinburgh, MDCCCLIV) - FHB
* SUPPLE: The Supples of Aghadoe, Co. Cork
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* SWAN: Swan families of Ireland
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* SWAN: Swan families of Ireland
Nick Reddan's webpages (retrieved Sep 2020)
* SWEETMAN: Notes on the Sweetman Family
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
* SYNAN: The Synans of Doneraile
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
By Macanaan Mac Lir (Cork, 1892) - OL
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* TALBOT: The Talbot Family
By Malahide Castle .com - Website
* TARLETON: The Tarletons of Ireland
Chapter from The Tarleton Family
By C. W. Tarleton (Concord, New Hampshire, 1900) - OL
* TAYLOR: Taylor
in Ireland, England, Wales, Canada, United States, South Africa and Australia; Andrew Taylor b. Lurgan St., Dublin, 1807 who started the Dublin and Glasgow Steam Packet Company
By Robert W. Becker (New York, 2001) - FHB
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By Rev. Canon Sherlock, M.A. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
* SYNAN: The Synans of Doneraile
Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society
By Macanaan Mac Lir (Cork, 1892) - OL
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* TALBOT: The Talbot Family
By Malahide Castle .com - Website
* TARLETON: The Tarletons of Ireland
Chapter from The Tarleton Family
By C. W. Tarleton (Concord, New Hampshire, 1900) - OL
* TAYLOR: Taylor
in Ireland, England, Wales, Canada, United States, South Africa and Australia; Andrew Taylor b. Lurgan St., Dublin, 1807 who started the Dublin and Glasgow Steam Packet Company
By Robert W. Becker (New York, 2001) - FHB
* TAYLOR: Taylor families of Galway and Limerick
Nick Reddan's webpages (retrieved Sep 2020)
* TEAPE, BUNCE: Teape - A Genealogy
with special reference to those outside the U.S.; descendants in Ireland, England, Australia, New Zealand; Elizabeth Bunce mar. John Pepperal Teape, 1816
By Jesse H. Day (Athens, Ohio, 1983) - FHB
* TEMPLE: Some Account of the Temple Family
By Temple Prime (New York, 1899) - OL
* TEMPLE, TEMPLE-HAMILTON-BLACKWOOD-TEMPLE, NUGENT-TEMPLE-GRENVILLE: Family Chronicles
Section 1.a: The Temple Family; mention of Sir Frederick Temple-Hamilton-Blackwood-Temple, George Nugent-Temple-Grenville; Sir John Temple; Thomas Temple
By Lilian Clarke (Wellingborough, 1912) - OL
* TENER: Tener - A History of the Family in France Ireland and America
Part II The Teners of Ireland from 1700 down to the later part of the 19th century and their immigrations to America; little known branches still remaining in Ireland
At the request of the late Hampden Evans Tener, II (Privately printed, Montclair, New Jersey? 1949) - Borrow this book from OL
* TENISON: Descent and Alliances - Tenison, of Dillonstown
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* TOBIN: The Genealogy of Walter Tobin and His Family
Copy of an MS. in the Possession of the Late Michael Mullally, Esq., of Ballycullen; Transactions of the Ossory Archaeological Society
Presented by Mr. Thomas Shelly, T.C., Callan (Kilkenny, 1883) - OL
* TOLAND: Toland - In and Out of Ireland
The Irish surname Toland
By James Toland (Sauslito, California, 2000) - FHB
* TOLER: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Tipperary
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* TORRENS, TORRANCE, TORRENCE: Torrens Family Genealogy
of Youghal and Bann Valley; connected families Clinghan, Devine, Long, World
By Richard Torrens (U.K., 2012) - website
* TOWNESEND, TOWNSEND:
- An Officer of the Long Parliament and his Descendants
being some account of the Life and Times of Colonel Richard Townesend of Castletown (Castletownshend) and a Chronicle of his Family; with Illustrations
By Richard and Dorothea Townshend (London, 1892) - OL
- Vernon Townsend, Australia to America
Family originally from Castletownsend, Co. Cork
By Mary L. Thurman Miller (Fullerton, California) - FHB
* TRENCH:
- A Memoir of the Trench Family
Genealogical tables: Clancarty - Jamaica Trenches - Archbishop of Tuam - Admiral Trench - Archdeacon Le Poer Trench - Ashtown - Cooke - Dean of Kildare - Cangort Park - Trench-Gascoigne - Chenevix-Trench - John Trench - Heywood - Clonfert
By Thomas Richard Frederick Cooke-Trench of Millicent, Sallins, Co. Kildare (Privately printed, London, 1897) - FHB
- The Trench Family, Earls of Clancarty
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Earl of Clancarty in: Wikipedia - See also: LE POER TRENCH
* TYRRELL:
- A Genealogical History of the Tyrrells
sometime of the French Vexin, Poix in Picardy, Guernanville in Normandy, Laingaham in Essex, Kingsworty and Avon Tyrrell in Hampshire; Castleknock in Co. Dublin, Fertullagh in Co. Westmeath; and now of Grange Castle, Co. Kildare; Clonard, Co. Meath and elsewhere. With Pedigrees from B.C. 443 to the present day
By Joseph Henry Tyrrell (100 copies privately printed, Twickenham, 1904) - FHB
- Further Genealogical Notes on the Tyrrell-Terrell Family of Virginia
some references to Tyrrell in Ireland and to the J. H. Tyrrell's book (above)
By Edwin H. Terrell (2nd Ed. San Antonio, Texas, 1909 - OL
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* USSHER: The Ussher Memoirs
or Genealogical Memoirs of the Ussher Families in Ireland
By Rev. Wm. Ball Wright, M.A., T.C.D. (Dublin, 1889) - IA
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* VANCE, BALBIRNIE: An account, Historical and Genealogical ... of Vance in Ireland
some descendants in USA, Canada, Australia and elsewhere. Vans in Scotland, anciently Vaux in Scotland and England, and originally De Vaux in France; Attached is 'An Historical and Genealogical Account of the Family of Balbirnie' with mention of Balbirnies in Ireland and Scotland
By William Balbirnie (Printed solely for use of the Vance Family, Cork, 1860) - FHB
* VARIAN: The Book of The Varian Family
including 'The Family in Ireland - a brief allusion to a few respectable individuals of the name in that unfortunate island, of whose ancestry I regret we cannot say more'
By Sam. Briggs (Cleveland, Ohio, 1881) - OL
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* WADE: The Wade Genealogy
mention of Irish Wades
by Stuart C. Wade (300 copies, Rutland, Vermont, 1900) - HT
* WAKEFIELD, CHRISTY: The Wakefields and Christys of County Down
mention of Fennell of Athy
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* WALDRON: Waldron Family History
By Patrick J. M. Waldron (Ballina, Killaloe, Co. Clare, 2009) - website
* WALLACE:
- Memoirs of The Staker Wallace
With Genealogy of Family
By Eunice Graham Brandt (Chicago, 1909) - HT
- Genealogy of the Wallace Family
with special reference to those outside the U.S.; descendants in Ireland, England, Australia, New Zealand; Elizabeth Bunce mar. John Pepperal Teape, 1816
By Jesse H. Day (Athens, Ohio, 1983) - FHB
* TEMPLE: Some Account of the Temple Family
By Temple Prime (New York, 1899) - OL
* TEMPLE, TEMPLE-HAMILTON-BLACKWOOD-TEMPLE, NUGENT-TEMPLE-GRENVILLE: Family Chronicles
Section 1.a: The Temple Family; mention of Sir Frederick Temple-Hamilton-Blackwood-Temple, George Nugent-Temple-Grenville; Sir John Temple; Thomas Temple
By Lilian Clarke (Wellingborough, 1912) - OL
Part II The Teners of Ireland from 1700 down to the later part of the 19th century and their immigrations to America; little known branches still remaining in Ireland
At the request of the late Hampden Evans Tener, II (Privately printed, Montclair, New Jersey? 1949) - Borrow this book from OL
* TENISON: Descent and Alliances - Tenison, of Dillonstown
family histories of more than 20 related families including Crossley, Coddington and Evans
Compiled, Arranged and Annotated by Charles Croslegh, D.D. (Printed privately, London, 1904) - OL
* THORNBROUGH: The Quaker Family of Thornbrough
of Northern Ireland and Colonial America
By Herbert C. Standing (d. 2 May 2012, Haverford, Pennsylvania) - FHB
Copy of an MS. in the Possession of the Late Michael Mullally, Esq., of Ballycullen; Transactions of the Ossory Archaeological Society
Presented by Mr. Thomas Shelly, T.C., Callan (Kilkenny, 1883) - OL
* TOLAND: Toland - In and Out of Ireland
The Irish surname Toland
By James Toland (Sauslito, California, 2000) - FHB
* TOLER: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Tipperary
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* TORRENS, TORRANCE, TORRENCE: Torrens Family Genealogy
of Youghal and Bann Valley; connected families Clinghan, Devine, Long, World
By Richard Torrens (U.K., 2012) - website
* TOWNESEND, TOWNSEND:
- An Officer of the Long Parliament and his Descendants
being some account of the Life and Times of Colonel Richard Townesend of Castletown (Castletownshend) and a Chronicle of his Family; with Illustrations
By Richard and Dorothea Townshend (London, 1892) - OL
- Vernon Townsend, Australia to America
Family originally from Castletownsend, Co. Cork
By Mary L. Thurman Miller (Fullerton, California) - FHB
* TRENCH:
- A Memoir of the Trench Family
Genealogical tables: Clancarty - Jamaica Trenches - Archbishop of Tuam - Admiral Trench - Archdeacon Le Poer Trench - Ashtown - Cooke - Dean of Kildare - Cangort Park - Trench-Gascoigne - Chenevix-Trench - John Trench - Heywood - Clonfert
By Thomas Richard Frederick Cooke-Trench of Millicent, Sallins, Co. Kildare (Privately printed, London, 1897) - FHB
- The Trench Family, Earls of Clancarty
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Earl of Clancarty in: Wikipedia - See also: LE POER TRENCH
* TYRRELL:
- A Genealogical History of the Tyrrells
sometime of the French Vexin, Poix in Picardy, Guernanville in Normandy, Laingaham in Essex, Kingsworty and Avon Tyrrell in Hampshire; Castleknock in Co. Dublin, Fertullagh in Co. Westmeath; and now of Grange Castle, Co. Kildare; Clonard, Co. Meath and elsewhere. With Pedigrees from B.C. 443 to the present day
By Joseph Henry Tyrrell (100 copies privately printed, Twickenham, 1904) - FHB
- Further Genealogical Notes on the Tyrrell-Terrell Family of Virginia
some references to Tyrrell in Ireland and to the J. H. Tyrrell's book (above)
By Edwin H. Terrell (2nd Ed. San Antonio, Texas, 1909 - OL
U
* USSHER: The Ussher Memoirs
or Genealogical Memoirs of the Ussher Families in Ireland
By Rev. Wm. Ball Wright, M.A., T.C.D. (Dublin, 1889) - IA
V
* VANCE, BALBIRNIE: An account, Historical and Genealogical ... of Vance in Ireland
some descendants in USA, Canada, Australia and elsewhere. Vans in Scotland, anciently Vaux in Scotland and England, and originally De Vaux in France; Attached is 'An Historical and Genealogical Account of the Family of Balbirnie' with mention of Balbirnies in Ireland and Scotland
By William Balbirnie (Printed solely for use of the Vance Family, Cork, 1860) - FHB
* VARIAN: The Book of The Varian Family
including 'The Family in Ireland - a brief allusion to a few respectable individuals of the name in that unfortunate island, of whose ancestry I regret we cannot say more'
By Sam. Briggs (Cleveland, Ohio, 1881) - OL
W
* WADE: The Wade Genealogy
mention of Irish Wades
by Stuart C. Wade (300 copies, Rutland, Vermont, 1900) - HT
* WAKEFIELD, CHRISTY: The Wakefields and Christys of County Down
mention of Fennell of Athy
By Turtle Bunbury - website
* WALDRON: Waldron Family History
By Patrick J. M. Waldron (Ballina, Killaloe, Co. Clare, 2009) - website
* WALLACE:
- Memoirs of The Staker Wallace
With Genealogy of Family
By Eunice Graham Brandt (Chicago, 1909) - HT
- Genealogy of the Wallace Family
...and locations of the early generations in Scotland
By John Hankins Wallace (New York, 1902) - OL
* WALLER: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
By John Hankins Wallace (New York, 1902) - OL
* WALLER: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Limerick, Co. Tipperary
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* WALSH: A Royalist Family - Irish and French 1689-1789 and Prince Charles Edward
Includes genealogical tables of Walsh families
Translated from the French by A.G. Murray MacGregor (Edinburgh, 1904) - OL - Read in French: Une Famille Royaliste Irlandaise et Francaise (1689 - 1789)
* WALSH, PHILBIN: The Thomas Walsh and Mary Philbin family of County Mayo
By Unknown author (London, 1904) - OL
* WASHINGTON: The Irish Washingtons
At Home and Abroad
By George Washington of Dublin, Ireland (Boston, 1898) - IA
* WEIR: Notices of the Family of Weir
Extract from History of Ireland - The Barony of Boyle (footnote 'b')
By John D'Alton (Dublin, 1845) - OL
* WEST: The Wests of Ballydugan, Co. Down; The Rock, Co. Wicklow and Ashwood, Co. Wexford
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol XII; continued p. 159 (pedigree)
By Edward Parkinson (Belfast, 1906) - OL
* WETHERALL: Tree and Services of the Wetherall Family
John Wetherall lived in North Great George Street, Dublin
By Frederick Bradford McCrea (London, 1912) - FHB
* WHALEY:Searching for the Whaley Ancestors
A Trip to the Past in Northern Ireland
By Robert Irving Soare (Chicago, late 20th century?) - Website
* WHELAN: The Whelans of Ballyporeen - Genealogy and Family History
By Thomas M. Whelan (Marstons Mills, Massachusetts, 2004) - FHB
* WHITE:
- Genesis of the White Family / The Scotts of Scot's Hall
Compiled by Emma Siggins White (Kansas City Missouri, 1920) - HT
- The Whites of Dufferin and their Connections
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol XII; continued p. 169 and subsequent vol(s) (see Journals - General)
By Major R. G. Berry, M.R.I.A. (Belfast, 1906) - OL
* WHITE, VITUS: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Limerick, Co. Clare
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* WHITWORTH: Three Generations of Fascinating Women
and other Sketches from Family History. Names mentioned: Talbot, Lennox, Gunning
By Lady Russell (London, 1905) - OL
* WIGHT: Ed. Wight of Limerick
See No. 580/581 for history of the Wight family; extract from 'Trade Tokens issued in the Seventeenth Century - Vol II'
By George C. Williamson (London, 1891) - OL
* WIGRAM: Register of the Wigram Familly 1743 - 1913
being a complete record of the Descendants of Sir Robert Wigram; b. Wexford, 1743; mar. 1stly Catherine Broadhurst; 2ndly Eleanor Watts; alphabetical index to Wigham family
By William Arthur Wigram (London, 1913) - OL - Sir Robert Wigram, 1st Baronet in: Wikipedia
* WILLIAMS: The Groves, and Lappan; [Monaghan County, Ireland]
An account of a pilgrimage thither, in search of the Genealogy of the Williams Family
By John Fletcher Williams (Privately printed for the family, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1889) - HT
* WILLOUGHBY: Family Histories and Genealogies Vol I Part II
* WITHERSPOON: Witherspoons - Bradleys - Fultons
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* WALSH: A Royalist Family - Irish and French 1689-1789 and Prince Charles Edward
Includes genealogical tables of Walsh families
Translated from the French by A.G. Murray MacGregor (Edinburgh, 1904) - OL - Read in French: Une Famille Royaliste Irlandaise et Francaise (1689 - 1789)
* WALSH, PHILBIN: The Thomas Walsh and Mary Philbin family of County Mayo
mar. 1853; 11 children; 6 emigrated to New Hampshire and Rhode Island, 5 stayed in Ireland
By Virginia Morgan Travis (Dallas Texas, 1997) - FHB
* WALSH, WELSH: Nota et Synopsis Genealogiae Comitum de Walsh aut Wallis
By Virginia Morgan Travis (Dallas Texas, 1997) - FHB
* WALSH, WELSH: Nota et Synopsis Genealogiae Comitum de Walsh aut Wallis
(Note and Synopsis of the Genealogy of the Earls of Walsh or Welsh); mostly in Latin; Transactions of the Ossory Archaeological Society
By L.S. (Kilkenny, 1883) - IA
* WANDESFORDE: The Wandesfordes of Kirklington
and also of Castlecomer House, County Kilkenny. The Ancestor Vol XBy Unknown author (London, 1904) - OL
* WASHINGTON: The Irish Washingtons
At Home and Abroad
By George Washington of Dublin, Ireland (Boston, 1898) - IA
* WEIR: Notices of the Family of Weir
Extract from History of Ireland - The Barony of Boyle (footnote 'b')
By John D'Alton (Dublin, 1845) - OL
* WEST: The Wests of Ballydugan, Co. Down; The Rock, Co. Wicklow and Ashwood, Co. Wexford
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol XII; continued p. 159 (pedigree)
By Edward Parkinson (Belfast, 1906) - OL
* WETHERALL: Tree and Services of the Wetherall Family
John Wetherall lived in North Great George Street, Dublin
By Frederick Bradford McCrea (London, 1912) - FHB
* WHALEY:Searching for the Whaley Ancestors
A Trip to the Past in Northern Ireland
By Robert Irving Soare (Chicago, late 20th century?) - Website
* WHELAN: The Whelans of Ballyporeen - Genealogy and Family History
By Thomas M. Whelan (Marstons Mills, Massachusetts, 2004) - FHB
* WHITE:
- Genesis of the White Family / The Scotts of Scot's Hall
Compiled by Emma Siggins White (Kansas City Missouri, 1920) - HT
- The Whites of Dufferin and their Connections
Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Vol XII; continued p. 169 and subsequent vol(s) (see Journals - General)
By Major R. G. Berry, M.R.I.A. (Belfast, 1906) - OL
* WHITE, VITUS: History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Limerick, Co. Clare
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
* WHITWORTH: Three Generations of Fascinating Women
and other Sketches from Family History. Names mentioned: Talbot, Lennox, Gunning
By Lady Russell (London, 1905) - OL
* WIGHT: Ed. Wight of Limerick
See No. 580/581 for history of the Wight family; extract from 'Trade Tokens issued in the Seventeenth Century - Vol II'
By George C. Williamson (London, 1891) - OL
* WIGRAM: Register of the Wigram Familly 1743 - 1913
being a complete record of the Descendants of Sir Robert Wigram; b. Wexford, 1743; mar. 1stly Catherine Broadhurst; 2ndly Eleanor Watts; alphabetical index to Wigham family
By William Arthur Wigram (London, 1913) - OL - Sir Robert Wigram, 1st Baronet in: Wikipedia
* WILLIAMS: The Groves, and Lappan; [Monaghan County, Ireland]
An account of a pilgrimage thither, in search of the Genealogy of the Williams Family
By John Fletcher Williams (Privately printed for the family, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1889) - HT
* WILLOUGHBY: Family Histories and Genealogies Vol I Part II
By Edward Elbridge Salisbury, Evelyn McCurdy Salisbury (Privately printed, New Haven, 1892) - OL
* WILMOT:
- The Wild Wilmots
The Ancestor No XI
By O.B. (London, 1904) - IA
- Wilmot - Wilmoth - Wilmeth
families in England and Ireland
By James Lillard Wilmeth (Philadelphia, 1940) - FHB
* WILMOT:
- The Wild Wilmots
The Ancestor No XI
By O.B. (London, 1904) - IA
- Wilmot - Wilmoth - Wilmeth
families in England and Ireland
By James Lillard Wilmeth (Philadelphia, 1940) - FHB
* WILSON: Some Wilson families of Ireland
Nick Reddan's webpages (retrieved Sep 2020)* WINTHROP:
- History of Maunsell, or Mansel, and other families
Co. Cork
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
- Some Account of the Early Generations of the Winthrop Family
Co. Cork
By Robert George Maunsell (Cork, 1903) - OL
- Some Account of the Early Generations of the Winthrop Family
in Ireland, who acquired a considerable estate at Aghadowne, Co. Cork
By R. C. Winthrop, Junr., of Boston, U.S. (privately printed, 33 copies, Cambridge, 1883) - FHB
* WITHERSPOON: Witherspoons - Bradleys - Fultons
in Scotland, Ireland, America
By Annie Fulton Smithey (USA, c. 1960?) - FHB
* WOLFE: The Wolfe Family of County Kildare
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By George Wolfe (Dublin, 1902) - OL
* WRAY: The Wrays of Donegal, Londonderry and Antrim
Journal of the Co. Kildare Archaeological Society
By George Wolfe (Dublin, 1902) - OL
* WRAY: The Wrays of Donegal, Londonderry and Antrim
By Charlotte Violet Trench (Oxford, 1945)
* WRIGHT: The Wrights of Finnard
Robert Wright b. Finnard, Co. Down, 1833 son of William Wright and Jane Niblock; m. Eliza Sloan; 8 children
By Norman P. McClelland (Phoenix, Arizona, 2004) - FHB - Companion Vol to 'The Parkers of Ballykeel' (2002) - see above
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* YELVERTON: The Yelvertons, Viscounts Avonmore
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Viscount Avonmore in: Wikipedia
* YOUNG, YOUNGE: The Extinct Family of Young, of Newtown-O'More
Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society
By W. FitzG. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
Robert Wright b. Finnard, Co. Down, 1833 son of William Wright and Jane Niblock; m. Eliza Sloan; 8 children
By Norman P. McClelland (Phoenix, Arizona, 2004) - FHB - Companion Vol to 'The Parkers of Ballykeel' (2002) - see above
XYZ
* YELVERTON: The Yelvertons, Viscounts Avonmore
By Turtle Bunbury - website - Viscount Avonmore in: Wikipedia
* YOUNG, YOUNGE: The Extinct Family of Young, of Newtown-O'More
Journal of the Kildare Archaeological Society
By W. FitzG. (Dublin, 1902) - OL
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