History of Monaghan for two hundred years 1660-1860

History of Monaghan for two hundred years 1660-1860 by Denis Carolan Rushe Download PDF EPUB FB2

A History Of Monaghan For Two Hundred Years: by Denis Carolan Rushe () was published in It covers the history of County Monaghan from the Restoration to just after the Great Irish Potato Famine when Deasy's Land Act abolished feudal rents. Get this from a library.

History of Monaghan for two hundred years [Denis Carolan Rushe]. History of Monaghan for two hundred years by Denis Carolan Rushe; 2 editions; First published in ; Subjects: History; Places: Monaghan (Ireland: County), Monaghan (Ireland). History of Monaghan for Two Hundred Years Preface by Shane Leslie.

Dundalk: Tempest, Pp+ adverts. Frontispiece 'Seal of the Corporation of Monaghan,' with 11 plates in the text. Green cloth boards, title blocked in gilt to spine. Covers lightly worn, endpapers browned, contents in very good condition. The History of Monaghan for Years, The roll for that County exists for two years and As it is from this roll the modern history of the people of our county proceeds, it seems advisable that it should be given in full which will enable most inhabitants of the County to trace their ancestors.

His life and. A selection of local histories on County Monaghan are available in the larger Branch Libraries, for example: The Monaghan Story by Peadar Livingstone Shirley’s History of Monaghan Clogher Records History Of Monaghan For Two Hundred Years by Denis Carolan Rushe Patrick Kavanagh poetry & prose Local Parish Histories Carrickmacross & Clones Lace.

History of Monaghan for two hundred years Rushe Denis Carolan: Dundalk: Inhabitants: Some Clones Inhabitants: Clogher Record Vol 2 No. 3 - Drogheda Clogher Diocesan Historical Society: National Library of Ireland Ir c 2: Inhabitants: Some Protestant Inhabitants of Carrickmacross: Clogher Record Vol.

History of Monaghan for two hundred years Dundalk Tempest National Library of Ireland Ir r 3: p. Hugh Shearman: Ulster: London National Library of Ireland Ir s 3: p.

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County History: The Monaghan Story Author: Peadar Linvingstone Publisher: Clogher Historical Society Year:printed by R & S Printers, Monaghan (town).

County History: The History of Monaghan for Two Hundred Years, Author: Denis Carolan Rushe Publisher: Clogher Historical Society Year:paperback reprint The History of the County of Monaghan by E.P.

Shirley (no ISBN); Reprint available at Fred Hanna's Bookstore History of Monaghan for Two Hundred years by Denis Carolan Rushe Clogher Historical Society Monaghan ISBN 0. The History of the County of Monaghan for years;Denis Carolan Rushe, published In Appendix 1 there is a list of the people on the Hearthmoney Roll.

History of Monaghan, Evelyn Shirley. LIVINGSTONE, Fr. Peadar. The Monaghan story: a documented history of the County Monaghan from the earliest times to Rushe, D.

History of Monaghan For Two Hundred YearsFirst Edition DundalkReprinted Clogher Historical Society, Hearth Money Rolls - p Fargison George Grange etc see note Errigal Trough Trough ; Fargison John Drumnaghkeel, Drumamar Aghabog Dartree.

From History of Monaghan for years, Author: Denis Carolan Rushe B.A., T.C.D., F.R.S.A.I. The first table lists the name of the parish and the priest, the second the names of those who acted as guarantors of the good behaviour of these priests with the residence or.

Monaghan in the 18th century by Denis Rushe Carolan was published in It describes the economic, social, religious and political changes and development that occured in 18th century County Monaghan in the aftermath of the Battle of the Boyne in and prior to the Act of Union The period was characterised by Protestant hegemony, penal laws.

County Monaghan Records Preserved by Denis Carolan Rushe. The Hearth Money Rolls for county Monaghan for the years and are printed in The History of County Monaghan for Two Hundred Years,by Denis Carolan Rushe ( edition), Appendix I, pages –, and indexed in Appendix XII, pp.

- The spellings of the surnames and other. * MONAGHAN County Monaghan in: Irish Antiquities ===== - Historical Sketches of Monaghan From the earliest records to the Fenian Movement By Denis Carolan Rushe, B.A., F.R.S.A. (Dublin, ) - OL - History of Monaghan for Two Hundred Years - ; lists of surnamesAuthor: Peter J.

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Contains an index of persons and places by Katina McCloy Clark and anew appendix with an alphabetical listing of the names in the Hearth Money Rolls for county Monaghan for and. 3); Rushe, Denis, History of Monaghan for two hundred years, – (repr., Monaghan, ), pp 41 Second letter on the subject of tithes with a particular address to the Dissenters of Ulster (Dublin, ), pp 5 – by: 4.