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2008 Irish Studies Symposium: November 3 & 4 Posted 06 September 2008 By Sylvie Tremblay, Acting Head, Canadian Genealogy Centre, Client Services Division, Library and Archives Canada Doors open to the public at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, November 3rd 395 Wellington Street, Exhibition Room A Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Cost of attendance is FREE (RSVP requested) To RSVP, please contact 613-992-2618 or webservices@lac-bac.gc.ca There will be six sessions and one roundtable panel covering a variety of topics including:
Event details will be made available at www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/ireland starting September 10, 2008 with regular updates throughout September and October. We hope to see you there! Sylvie Tremblay Acting Head, Canadian Genealogy Centre Client Services Division, Library and Archives Canada More Irish Genealogy & History Resources from Global Genealogy: 
BOOK - The Huguenots: Their Settlement, Churches, and Industries in England and Ireland
By Samuel Smiles. This book chronicles the re-settlement of the Huguenots in England and Ireland. The migration was one of the most important movements of skilled workers and professionals out of mainland Europe due to religious persecution. There were two major movements of Huguenot. The first primarily included Flemish and French Protestants during the latter half of the sixteenth century. The second major migration happened during the final decades of the seventeenth century. Many more Huguenots migrated individually or in small groups throughout the period. ISBN: 1-894571-78-9 More information
BOOK - The Sash Canada Wore - A Historical Geography of The Orange Order in Canada By: Cecil J. Houston and William J. Smith. Significant migration of Protestant Irish to Canada in the early 19th century brought with it the establishment of the Orange Order in Canada. This work explores the role of the Orange Order in the unfolding settlement geography of Canada. Protestant Irish soldiers and emigrants, largely Ulster-born, introduced the organization into New Brunswick, Quebec, and Ontario within the first decade of the nineteenth century. At its zenith, he movement had a membership of as many as one in three Canadians. ISBN 1-894378-31-8 More information
BOOK - The Scotch-Irish. Two Volumes in One
By Charles A. Hanna. This is the basic sourcebook on the Scotch-Irish in North America, a massive compilation of source records pertaining to the Scots who settled in the north of Ireland and their descendants in North America. The Scotch-Irish left Ulster as a result of neo-mercantilist British economic policy in the region, requirements that they pay 10% of their income to the Anglican Church, ongoing friction with their Catholic Irish neighbors, and greater economic opportunity in the New World. ISBN 1-894378-92-X More information
BOOK - The Irish Palatines in Ontario: Religion, Ethnicity, and Rural Migration - Second Edition
By Carolyn A. Heald. Published by Global Heritage Press. This new book provides a broad history of the Palatines in Ontario, where they came from, where they settled, and what characterized their communities. It is not a catalogue of every Irish Palatine who settled in Ontario. However, the book does contain lists of individuals and many references to specific persons and families. In this new second edition of The Irish Palatines in Ontario the author has corrected known errors from the original 1994 edition and added a completely new chapter on Barbara Heck and the Loyalist Palatines plus other refinements and new material.ISBN: 978-1-897446-37-9 More information
CD ROM - A Topographical Dictionary of Ireland [1842], Comprising The Several Cities, Boroughs, Corporate, Market, and Post Towns, Parishes, and Villages, with Historical and Statistical Descriptions. Second Edition. [2 Volumes on One CD] By Samuel Lewis & Co. Originally published by Samuel Lewis, London 1842 This edition published by Global Heritage Press, Milton 2009 (on CD Rom) This work is organized alphabetically by the names of the villages, parishes, towns, cities, etc, as they were known in 1837-1842, making it very easy for researchers to locate information that they seek about a specific place. Descriptions are very detailed, including civil parish locations as as they relate to known boundaries of existing towns, villages, baronies, counties and provinces. Includes information about principle landowners, church parishes and districts. Designed for PC & Mac (.pdf format). More information
BOOK - Tracing Your Irish Ancestors - (Third Edition 2006) By John Grenham. This new third edition of John Grenham's highly respected work is now available. Full of updates and new resources ... an additional 154 pages. With its step-by-step instructions in the location and use of genealogical records, its discussion of civil records of birth, marriage, and death, along with land records and wills, and its list of Roman Catholic parish records and county source lists, it is easily one of the most useful book in Irish genealogy.
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Book - Your Irish Ancestors, A Guide For Family HistoriansBy Ian Maxwell Aimed primarily at the family and social historian, Ian Maxwell's highly readable guide introduces researchers to the wealth of material available in archives throughout Ireland. Many records, like the early twentieth century census returns and school registers will be familiar to researchers, but others have been traditionally overlooked by all but the most experienced genealogists. Each chapter takes the form of a detailed social history showing how the lives of our ancestors changed over the centuries and how this is reflected in the records that have survived, and it is in this broad historical approach that Ian Maxwell's work stands out from other guides to Irish genealogy. ISBN: 184415789-X More information
BOOK - The Great Hunger - Ireland 1845-1849 -- By: Cecil Woodham Smith. The Irish potato famine of the 1840's, perhaps the most appalling event of the Victorian era, killed over a million people and drove as many more to emigrate to America. The continuing impact on Anglo-Irish relations was incalculable, the immediate human cost almost inconceivable. In this vivid and disturbing book Cecil Woodham-Smith provides the definitive account. ISBN 978-0-14-014515-1 (Softcover) More information
BOOK on CD - The Dawn of the Ulster Scots, The Plantation in Ulster, at the Commencement of the Seventeenth Century 1608-1620 [Ireland]
By Rev. George Hill, Belfast 1877 This double CD ROM set contains a fascimile text-searchable acrobat PDF ebook edition of: "An Historical Account of the Plantation in Ulster at the Commencement of the Seventeenth Century, 1608 - 1620" by Rev. George Hill (published 1877 ~ 636 pages). The second CD includes high resolution digital files of the Thomas Raven Plantation Maps, published in partnership with the Public Record Office for Northern Ireland. Narrative for the maps has been provided by Professor Raymond Gillespie. ISBN (none) More information
BOOK - Ulster Emigration to Colonial America 1718-1775 (Northern Ireland to eastern USA & Canada)By R. J. Dickson; new introduction by Graeme Kirkham First published in 1966, this book remains the acknowledged work of scholarship on migration in the eighteenth century of a quarter of a million people from Ulster to the New World. It combines detailed investigation of the economic, social and political background to the exodus with information on the emigrant trade and an analysis of the motivations and origins of the emigrants themselves. This new edition includes a specially written Introduction by Graeme Kirkham, whose researches on both sides of the Atlantic are reflected in an essay which considers recent advances in the understanding of this important mass population movement from Ireland to America. ISBN: 978-0-901905-17-8 More information
BOOK - Merchants in Plenty: Joseph Smyth's Belfast Directories of 1807 and 1808With an Historical Introduction and Bibliography of Belfast Directories to 1900 by J. R. R. Adams By Joseph Smyth and J. R. R. Adams. The directories here reprinted, from unique copies in the Linen Hall Library, vividly recreate this Belfast of cotton mills and learned societies, sailmakers and booksellers. It will be of interest both to genealogists and to those who care for the history of Belfast. The Belfast of the first decade of the nineteenth century was a bustling and growing town of some 22,000 inhabitants. It was dominated by the cotton industry and the linen trade. The foundations of such potentially important enterprises as engineering and shipbuilding were being laid. Yet this was still a period when a trip to Dublin took twenty-one hours by coach (with a double guard for extra security) and when the inhabitants were ferried round the town by sedan chair. ISBN: 978-0-901905-17-8 More information
BOOKS - The People of Ireland 1600-1699, Part One & Part Two
By David Dobson These books are an index to 1600-1699 primary sources that are available in "published government records, together with references found in Irish, English, Scottish, and Dutch archives". That means that these volumes serve as a useful finding aid for those who have access to records held in those those institutions, or are directing someone to access records in those those institutions on their behalf. The single most important source used in this work is the series of published Calendar of State Papers relating to Ireland. The aim of this series, is to provide information on ordinary people throughout 17th-century Ireland. The people listed here are predominantly of native Irish and immigrant English origin, as well as a handful of Huguenot and Dutch immigrants. Dr. Dobson provides sketches of about 3,200 inhabitants of Ireland (1400 + 1800) in the 17th century. Softcover. Part One: Published: 2007; ISBN: 9780806353623 Part Two: Published: 2009; ISBN: 9780806354217 More information
BOOK - Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy. Third Edition By: Brian Mitchell. The Third Edition of Brian Mitchell's Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy is, page for page, perhaps the best book on genealogical research in Ireland ever written. By skillfully blending case studies, maps, charts, and his own mastery of the subject, Mitchell has managed to convey the basics of Irish genealogical research in scarcely eighty pages. ISBN: 9780806353852. More information
BOOK - Finding Your Irish Ancestors, Unique Aspects of Irish Genealogy
By: Brian Mitchell. Making use of the case study technique, this new book expounds on topics that are not found in his earlier book (Pocket Guide to Irish Genealogy)and expands on others that are. Drawing on his first-hand experience as a genealogist and as a geographer, Brian Mitchell delivers a new volume that is full of first-hand explanations and expertly drawn maps of Ireland and Northern Ireland. ISBN 978-0-8063-5100-1. More information
BOOK - The Palatine Families of Ireland - Second EditionBy Henry Z. Jones, Jr. Representing 30 years of research, this study of the 1710 Palatine immigrants to Ireland includes documentation on 172 different surnames and for 33 of the families there is an added bonus - establishment of their German ancestry - making that vital but difficult link back into Germany. There is also an addendum on 'possible' Palatine families in Ireland, where documentation is lacking. Many descendants of the 1710 settlers moved later in the 18th century to Canada and America. The Germanic names now often sound 'Irish' and many descendants, whether in Ireland, Canada, or America, are unaware of their heritage. ISBN: 0-929539-09-5 More information
BOOK - General Alphabetical Index to the Townlands and Towns, Parishes and Baronies of Ireland, Based on the Census of Ireland for the Year 1851 By: British Government (pub. 1861), reprinted by GPC. In all genealogical work the first and most important step is to establish the geographical origin of the ancestor. The over 900 densely printed pages show the county, barony, parish, and poor law union in which the 70,000 townlands were situated in 1851, as well as the location of the townlands on the Great Ordnance Survey maps, with appendices containing separate indexes to parishes and baronies. An essential resource for those working on Irish family history research. ISBN 9780806310527. More information
BOOK - Clans & Tartans (Scottish and Irish)By James MacKay. Includes over 300 clans and tartans, including their ancestral origins. Each tartan is illustrated in full clour. Listed alphabetically in an easy-to-use format with sections for both Scottish and Irish clans and tartans. ISBN: 1-57145-980-4 More information
BOOK - Cassell's Battlefields of Britain and Ireland, A Uniquely Comprehensive Survey of Military Actions Fought on British and Irish SoilBy Richard Brooks. A uniquely comprehensive survey of military actions fought on British and Irish soil - and in British and Irish waters - from the earliest times. "There have been a number of British battle books before, but never one as comprehensive, as scholarly - and as readable - as this". The meat of the volume is its 377 'battle articles' - from the skirmish between Caesar's invading Romans at Dover in 55BC, to the air battles fought between the RAF and the Luftwaffe above southern England in the late summer of 1940. These articles are underpinned by a wealth of additional material, both editorial and graphic, including for each battle a 'scoreboard' boxed panel of key data, including details of protagonists, size of armies involved, commanders and casualties. ISBN 0-304-36333-2 More information
BOOK - Irish Records Sources For Family And Local History By James G. Ryan, Ph.D
In this new edition, Dr. Ryan has added several new sources to his already extensive list. If you are searching for ancestors on the Emerald Isle, this is the source book for you! Irish Records even includes the names and addresses of custodians of records throughout the thirty-two counties of Ireland. The book discusses organization of records and the county-by-county system of record collection and preservation. Specialized maps help you locate towns and parishes referenced in the text. More information
BOOK - A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland - Second Edition By Brian Mitchell. An invaluable aid for tracing ancestors in Ireland. Since its original publication in 1986, A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland has established itself as a key resource in Irish genealogical research. Now, with the addition of maps detailing the location of Roman Catholic parishes in all thirty-two counties of Ireland and Presbyterian congregations in the nine counties of Northern Ireland, this new 2nd Edition moves the book to the forefront of Irish genealogical research. Also, for the first time ever, this one volume contains a complete geographical picture of the three major religious denominations in Ireland during the middle years of the 19th century.
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BOOK - Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland, 1830-1839 Written in the 1830's to accompany the Ordnance Survey Maps, this major series of memoirs was left unpublished except for one parish. The memoirs record landscape and situation, buildings, antiquities, land holdings and population and employment and livelihood, on a parish by parish basis for Northern Ireland. Click Here for a Complete Listing of This 40 Volume Series Can be purchased individually. 
BOOK - Flight From Famine, The Coming Of The Irish To CanadaBy Donald MacKay One of Canada's founding peoples, the Irish arrived in the Newfoundland fishing stations as early as the seventeenth century. By the eighteenth century they were establishing farms and settlements from Nova Scotia to the Great Lakes. Then, in the 1840s, came the failures of Ireland's potato crop, which people in the west of Ireland had depended on for survival. The famine survivors who helped build Canada in the years that followed Black '47 provide a testament to courage, resilience, and perseverance. By the time of Confederation, the Irish population of Canada was second only to the French, and four million Canadians can claim proud Irish descent. ISBN13: 9781554884186 More information
BOOK - Researching Scots-Irish Ancestors. The Essential Genealogical Guide to Early Modern Ulster, 1600-1800 By: William Roulston. One of the greatest frustrations for generations of genealogical researchers has been that reliable guidance on sources for perhaps the most critical period in the establishment of their family’s links with Ulster, the period up to 1800, has proved to be so elusive. Not any more. This book can claim to be the first comprehensive guide for family historians searching for ancestors in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Ulster. More information
BOOK - The Ulster Sourcebook, For Family Researchers By Sherrell Branton Leetooze. This book provides essential information for those who are interested in genealogical or historical research in Ulster. It will help you understand political and civil bondaries within Ulster so that you can easly locate the records that you need. Includes important lists of resources by County. More information Book - Essays in Scotch-Irish History Edited by E.R.R. Green. This is a reprint of the second volume in the Ulster Historical Foundation's Historical Series, which was first published in 1969. These five essays were delivered as lectures at a conference on the Scotch-Irish held in Belfast in 1965. This edition contains a new introduction by Steve Ickringill of the University of Ulster re-viewing recent research. More information BOOK - British Sources for Irish History 1485-1641, A Guide to Manuscripts in Local, Regional and Specialised Repositories in England, Scotland and Wales. By Brian C. Donovan, David Edwards This ambitious book represents the first attempt to make up for the damage done to Irish history by the 1922 fire in the Dublin Public Record Office which destroyed the records of whole sections of Ireland's past - especially the records of the period 1485-1641, the age of the Kildare ascendancy, the Tudor reconquest and the plantations. More information MAPS (on paper) - Alan Godfrey Old Ordnance Survey Maps. England, Scotland, Ireland Published by Alan Godfrey Maps. SCALE: Fourteen inches to the mile. These maps are invaluable for historians and genealogists. The Maps are highly detailed. More information or... BOOK - Finding your Irish Ancestors, by Christensen, Penelope Ph.D. The author believes that the four Primary Sources and the most reliable ones are all obtainable at Family History Centers. This book presents a sound strategy for thorough and productive research of those sources.More information BOOK - Researching Irish Archival and Repositry Centres by: Hutchison, Brian W.. An overview of the archival and repository centres throughout Northern Ireland and the Republice of Ireland (Eire) for conducting Irish research.More information BOOK - Researching Irish Census Records… Including Census Substitute Records by: Hutchison, Brian W.. Included, the availability of records, plus importance of various government land and people surveys acting as substitutes.More information BOOK - Researching Irish Church Records… Conformist and Non-Conformist by: Hutchison, Brian W.. Emphasis on time periods, historical backgrounds, record collections and pre-1864 research problems are included.More information BOOK - Researching Irish Civil Registration Records by: Hutchison, Brian W.. Contents and availability of the records, how the information documented has changed over time, limitations & advantages of civil vital records and effective research strategies are included.More information BOOK - Researching Irish Testamentary Records by: Hutchison, Brian W.. A discussion of the value of these records during these time periods, availability of the records in both periods, as well as comments on some research strategies for using these collections are included.More information BOOK - A Century of Northern Life, The Irish News and 100 year of Ulster History 1890s - 1990s. Edited by Eamon Phoenix. This book traces the story of Ulster from the 1890s with contributions by specialists and graphic illustrations. It will interest the general reader and scholar alike. More information BOOK - In Search of your British and Irish Roots By: Angus Baxter. Noted genealogist Angus Baxter provides detailed instructions for locating records abroad and shows how easy it is to do by mail - or on a vacation trip!! More information BOOK - TOWNLANDS in Ulster- Local History Studies, Edited by: W.H. Crawford & R.H. Foy. This volume contains eight essays by experienced local historians who describe the development of their townland over the last four hundred years and more. More information BOOK - A Guide to Irish Parish Registers by: Brian Mitchell. The Griffith's or Primary Valuation of Ireland and Parish registers of baptisms, marriages and burials are perhaps the two most important sources for genealogical research in Ireland. This book attempts to make a search of these records more rewarding for the researcher. More information BOOK - Births, Baptisms, Marriages and Burials in Boho Parish, Church of Ireland, County Fermanagh (1840-1879) - Irish Genealogy Series Edited by David R. Elliott. The Boho Church is a congregation of the Church of Ireland (Anglican). Boho Parish is West of Enniskillen in County Fermanagh. One should not presume that this register includes only Anglicans; other Protestants and even Catholics could be buried In Church of Ireland cemeteries because they paid tithes (taxes) to the Church of Ireland. The church served people from the surrounding parishes of Cleenish, Killesher, Rossorry, Devenish Inishmacsaint, and Enniskillen. More information BOOK - The Cemetery of St. Molaise, Monea, Devenish Parish, County Fermanagh[Ireland](Revised Edition) - Irish Genealogy Series Edited by David R. Elliott. Most of the graves in this cemetery belong to people of Devenish parish, but it also contains people from the surrounding parishes of Rossorry, Boho, Cleenish, Inishmacsaint, and even the town of Enniskillen. One should not presume that only members of the Church of Ireland (Anglican) were buried here. Because the Church of Ireland was the state church, people of all faiths could be buried in it, including Roman Catholics. More information BOOK - Benmore Church of Ireland Cemetery, Inishmacsaint Parish, County Fermanagh[Ireland] - Irish Genealogy Series Edited by David R. Elliott. Most of the graves in this cemetery belong to people of Inishmacsaint parish, but it also contains people from the surrounding parishes and even the town of Enniskillen. One should not presume that only members of the Church of Ireland (Anglicans) were buried here. Because the Church of Ireland was the state church, people of all faiths could be buried in it, including Roman Catholics. More information BOOK - Sir Richard Musgrave's Memoirs Of The Irish Rebellion Of 1798 The most important contemporary published source on the insurection led by the United Irishman.Vivid eyewitness accounts, lists of massacre victims and rebel and loyalist participantsEssential for genealogists and historians. New complete index to thousands of people and places. More information BOOK - Return of Owners of Land in Ireland 1876. In 1873, the Local Government Board in Ireland set about to ascertain the number and names of owners of land of one acre and upwards in Ireland. Since the returns include the names of small landowners as well as large-owners of modest acres as well as great estates-they stand as a census of a significant proportion of the population of Ireland in 1876 and no doubt contain the names of many people who were related to emigrants of an earlier period. More information BOOK - Irish Dictionary. Collins Pocket Reference. Clear color layout for maximum ease of use, keyword feature (extra help with translating the most essential vocabulary), detailed guide to Irish pronunciation, comprehensive grammar tables, instantly accessible supplements on numbers, time and date and Irish place names. Over 50,000 references and 65,000 translations. More information BOOK - The Largest Amount of Good: Quaker Relief in Ireland 1654 - 1921 by: Helen E. Hatton. Filled with extensive research, well documented bibliography and index. This book is a must for those with Quaker connections in Ireland or those with an interest in the work of the Friends for more than two hundred years in the Irish countryside. More information BOOK - Counties Armagh, Monaghan & Cavan, A Topographical Dictionary of The Parishes, Villages and Towns of County Antrim in the 1830s. By Samuel Lewis; Preface by Brian M. Walker. Counties Armagh, Monaghan & Cavan, A Topographical Dictionary of The Parishes, Villages and Towns of These Counties in the 1830s presents an unusual combination of contemporary sources on life in Counties Armagh, Monaghan and Cavan over 160 years ago. More information BOOK - Families of County Cork (Ireland) Michael C. O'Laughlin, president, I.G.F. This volume focuses exclusively on families found in County Cork. It includes families of all religions and backgrounds, including both old Irish families and settler families from England, Scotland, Wales, etc., from the earliest times to the modern era. . More information BOOK - A History of County Derry. ( Ireland ). By Sean McMahon. A comprehensive look at the history of County Derry from the early Christian settlements up to the present day. More information BOOK - Docwra's Derry, A Narration of Events in North-west Ulster 1600-1604. By William Kelly Docwra’s ‘Narration’ was first edited and transcribed by the great Irish scholar, John O’Donovan, in 1849. This edition, edited by Billy Kelly, not only includes O’Donovans comprehensive notes, including translations and descriptions of all the Irish place-names mentioned by Docwra, it also includes insights from more recent scholarship on the Nine Year War. More information BOOK - Counties Londonderry & Donegal, A Topographical Dictionary of The Parishes, Villages and Towns of These Counties in the 1830s. By Samuel Lewis; Preface by Brian M. Walker. This book presents an unusual combination of contemporary sources on life in Counties Londonderry and Donegal over one hundred and sixty years ago. More information BOOK - Families of County Donegal (Ireland) Michael C. O'Laughlin, president, I.G.F. This volume focuses exclusively on families found in County Donegal. Illustrated with maps, arms, index to wills, census extracts and notes on over 1,000 families of Donegal, including old Irish families and those that settled from Scotland and elsewhere. Includes a complete section on how to trace ancestors from Donegal, reference books, address list of repositories, well indexed. More information BOOK - County Down, A Topographical Dictionary of The Parishes, Villages and Towns of County Down in the 1830s. By Samuel Lewis; Preface by Brian M. Walker. This book presents an unusual combination of contemporary sources on life in County Down over one hundred and sixty years ago. The text is extracted from Samuel Lewis's monumental two volumed topographical dictionary of Ireland, first published in 1837. It has been combined with many maps and engravings of the period. The end result is a very special view of the parishes, villages and towns of County Down in the years before the great changes of the Victorian era. It provides a compelling record of agriculture, industry, population, buildings and antiquities in the county in the 1830s. More information BOOK - Tracing Your Dublin Ancestors by James G. Ryan & Brian Smith. Although Irish sources for family history are sparse relative to some other European countries, Dublin has arguably the best variety of family history resources in Ireland. This book sets out to assist those with Dublin origins to learn about their ancestry. It is designed to guide the reader through the many types of documents and sources which record the lives of the people of Dublin. More information BOOK - Dublin: Daughter of the Merchant Kings. By: P.D. Whelan. Dublin traces the life of the city and those who loved and defended her. More information BOOK - Families of County Dublin (Ireland) Michael C. O'Laughlin, president, I.G.F. This volume focuses exclusively on families found in County Dublin. This work has opened up Dublin research and is the best primer of its kind. It focuses exclusively on families found in County Dublin and includes families of all religions and backgrounds, including old Irish families and settler families from England, Scotland, and the Vikings...... from the earliest times to the modern era. More information BOOK - Counties Fermanagh and Tyrone, A Topographical Dictionary of The Parishes, Villages and Towns of These Counties in the 1830s By Samuel Lewis; Preface by Brian M. Walker. This book presents an unusual combination of contemporary sources on life in Counties Fermanagh and Tyrone over one hundred and sixty years ago. Illustrated with contemporary maps and engravings c1830. More information BOOK - A History of County Galway ( Ireland ). By Peadar O'Dowd. A comprehensive look at the history of county Galway (Ireland) from the early Christian settlements up to the present day. More information BOOK - Tracing Your Kerry Ancestors by Michael H. O'Connor This guidebook provides a description of the sources available for research, such as church records, newspapers, wills, directories, and family histories; addresses of repositories and how to access them; and tips for effective research strategy. More information BOOK - Families of County Kerry (Ireland) Michael C. O'Laughlin, president, I.G.F. This volume focuses exclusively on families found in County Kerry. It includes families of all religions and backgrounds, including both old Irish families and settler families from England, Scotland, Wales, etc., from the earliest times to the modern era. . More information BOOK - A History of County Kildare ( Ireland ). By Padraic O'Farrell. A comprehensive look at the history of county Kildare (Ireland) from the early Christian settlements up to the present day. More information BOOK - Tracing Your Limerick Ancestors (Ireland)by Margaret Franklin. The title is filled with information on what the records contain, and how and where they can be accessed. It is well illustrated with maps, examples of the records to be found; and other relevant material. There is also a comprehensive index. More information BOOK - Families of County Limerick (Ireland) Michael C. O'Laughlin, president, I.G.F. This volume focuses exclusively on families found in County Limerick. There are only a handful of books to help research families in Limerick and this one is the best produced to date. It focuses exclusively on families found in County Limerick and includes families of all religions and backgrounds, including old Irish families and settler families from England, Scotland, Wales..... from the earliest times to the coming of the 20th century. It will be of great use to anyone researching families from Co. Limerick, Ireland. More information BOOK - Tracing Your Mayo Ancestors by Brian Smith. Mayo, like many other western Irish counties, does not have a rich store of records. It is therefore important to know the full range of available sources, and to use them effectively. More information BOOK - Counties Fermanagh and TYRONE, A Topographical Dictionary of The Parishes, Villages and Towns of These Counties in the 1830s By Samuel Lewis; Preface by Brian M. Walker. 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