| Origins Database Content |
| Title | Records Founds | Details |
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| Destitute Irish Deported Liverpool Dec 1860-Jan 1861 | 330 |
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| Orphan Girls Irish Famine 1847 | 422 |
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| Workers in Manchester 1815-1818 | 2 |
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| St. Asaph Union Workhouse 1881 | 1 |
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| Mold Parish Baptisms 1798-1812 | 1 |
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| Griffiths Valuation | 2559 |
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| Denbighshire Landowners 1876 | 1 |
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| Petty-Pender Census | 693 |
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| Last Name Militia Musters England and Wales 1781-1782 | 11 |
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| Muster Rolls Ireland and Scotland 1872-1915 | 13556 |
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| Chapman Codes | 165 |
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| Ireland Townlands, Dublin County | 253 |
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| Ireland Townlands County Mayo | 3505 |
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| Ship Saint George ,1677 | 180 |
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| Liverpool Poll Book 1832 | 5 |
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| Ship Sarah Sands-Liverpool to New York 1848 | 24 |
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| Ship Serpent - Londonderry to Baltimore 1804 | 87 |
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| Ship Shamrock-Dublin to New York 1811 | 59 |
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| Ship Sharon-Liverpool to New York 1845 | 14 |
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| Ship Abolus-Newry to New York 1811 | 37 |
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| Ship Active-Newry to Philadelphia 1803 | 17 |
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| Ship Africa-Belfast to New York 1811 | 190 |
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| Ship Akin Alexander-Londonderry to New York 1811 | 26 |
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| Ship Alexander-Londonderry to New York 1811 | 27 |
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| Ship Algernon-Belfast to New York 1811 | 55 |
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| Ship Alhambra-Dublin to New York 1846 | 38 |
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| Ship American-Londonderry to New York 1803-1804 | 121 |
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| Ship Ardent-Londonderry to Baltimore 1803 | 48 |
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| Ship Atlantic-Dublin to Boston 1804 | 23 |
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| Ship Belisarius-Dublin to New York 1811 | 49 |
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| Ship Betsy-Newry to New York1803 | 24 |
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| Ship Neptune-Warren Point/Newry to Newcastle and Philadelphia 1803 | 17 |
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| Ship Brothers-Londonderry to Philadelphia 1804` | 38 |
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| Ship, Bryan Abbs,Limerick to New York 1850 | 29 |
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| Ship Catherine-Killybegs to Philadelphia 1804 | 76 |
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| Ship Ceres-Newry to New York 1804 | 16 |
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| Ship Charles and Harriott-Sligo to New York 1804 | 31 |
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| Ship Charles Henry-Newry to New York 1811 | 47 |
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| Ship Commerce-Ireland to Philadelphia 1804 | 38 |
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| Ship Constitution-Belfast to New York 1848 | 38 |
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| Ship Cornelius of Portland-Londonderry to New York 1803 | 69 |
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| Ship Creole-Co. Roscommon to New York via Liverpool 1847 | 79 |
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| Ship Abyssinia-Liverpool to New York 1872 | 1080 |
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| Ship Albion-Cove of Cork to Quebec 1825 | 200 |
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| Ship Amity-Cove to Quebec 1825 | 154 |
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| Ship Anglo American-Liverpool to Boston 1848 | 82 |
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| Ship Bark Caractacus-Galway to New York 1849 | 33 |
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| Ship Bowditch-Liverpool to New York 1839 | 189 |
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| Ship Brunswick-Cove of Cork to Quebec 1825 | 348 |
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| Ship Clarence-Port of Galway to New York 1846 | 102 |
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| Ship Cushla Machree-Galway to New York 1849 | 120 |
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| Ship Emma Pearl-Belfast to New York 1849 | 108 |
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| Ship Franklin-Liverpool to New York 1827 | 47 |
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| Ship Germanic-Queenstown to New York 1903 | 31 |
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| Ship Diligence-Dublin to New York 1804 | 39 |
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| Ship Duncan-Londonderry to New York 1804 | 39 |
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| Ship Eagle-Belfast to New York 1801-1804 | 138 |
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| Ship Edward-Belfast to Philadelphia 1803 | 33 |
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| Ship Emma Prescott.Galway to New York 1847 | 26 |
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| Ship Erin-Dublin to New York 1810-1811 | 65 |
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| Ship Fame-Derry to Philadelphia 1811 | 52 |
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| Ship Fortitude-Cork to New York 1803-1804 | 35 |
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| Ship Free Trader-Cork to New York 1847 | 25 |
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| Ship George-Belfast to New York 1803-1804 | 43 |
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| Ship Glenmore-Belfast to New York 1849 | 24 |
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| Account of Poor Persons 1834 | 61 |
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| Irish Seamans Crew List | 547 |
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| Ship-Willmott,Irish Passenger List 1766 | 69 |
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| Ship Wilmington-Belfast-New York 1803 | 33 |
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| Irish N A Pass List 1766-1855. Ship Yorkshire | 24 |
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| Irish N A Pass List 1766-1855. Ship William | 46 |
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| Irish N A Pass List 1766-1855 Ship William & Jane | 29 |
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| Irish N A Pass List .1766-1855 Ship, William Tapscott | 30 |
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| Rent Rolls 1821 Clones Parish Carne - Cloncumber | 53 |
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| 1821 Rent Rolls for the Town of Clones County, Monaghan. Names of those who had holdings | 264 |
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| County Armagh Directory 1888 - Whitecross | 110 |
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| County Armagh Directory 1888 - Woodville | 47 |
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| County Armagh Directory 1888, Benbur | 28 |
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| Welsh Landowners 1871 - Brecknock | 1 |
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| The Dublin Directory 1790. Merchants and Traders. Surnames Abbott - Aylward | 109 |
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| The Dublin Directory 1790. Merchants and Traders. Last Names O' Beane - O'Leary | 52 |
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| The Dublin Directory 1790. Merchants and Traders. Last Names Bachelor - Byron | 111 |
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| The Dublin Directory 1790 - Traders and Merchants - Caddell to Chebsey & Co. | 109 |
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| Criminal Registers of Wales, Gloucester, Shropshire, Bristol and Hereford 1805 - 1816 | 5 |
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| Crime and Punishment in Wales. Origin of Accused Outside Wales 1730-1830 | 48 |
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| Liverpool Freemen 1802 | 32 |
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| Textual History |
| Title | Details |
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| Workhouse Births. St Asaph, 1914-47. A Study |
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| When Dogs Must Have Saved A Lot of Time for Byegone Cooks |
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| Grave of Patrick Murphy - The Irish Giant 1824-62 |
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| Manus Sweeney and the Irish Rebellion of 1798 |
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| Legends of Wales and Ireland.Bran and Branwen Pt2 |
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| Hamper Larder - Cuisine Exchange |
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| Ireland On The Eve Of Famine |
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| Irish Naming Patterns - A Guide |
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| Passenger Diary of the Ship Marco Polo 1853.William Culshaw Greenhalgh The Ship Marco Polo From Liverpool to Melbourne, Australia |
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| Byegones February 1876. Border Robbers, High Prices and a Mail Robbery |
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| Natural History of Plants and Medicine.Were any of your ancestors Herbalists? |
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| Irish Naming Patterns |
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| Irish Naming Patterns |
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| Isle of Man, A Brief History |
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| Letter re. Imigration to Liverpool 1849,Edward Rushton Esquire, Stipendiary Magistrate of Liverpool |
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| Early History and Christianity |
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| Pre-Christian Era; The Origin of Irish Place Names |
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| Irish Names of Welsh Origin. Vaughan,Moghan and Moughan |
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| Conditions of Ireland, Illustrations of the New Poor Law ' Deplorable State of the Kilrush Union' |
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| Irish and Other Quakers, Book of Lurgan Meeting, 1695 |
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| Interesting Allsorts |
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| Animals in Family History.DO YOU HAVE FAMILY PETS? ANY INTERESTING, FUNNY OR POIGNANT TALES TO PASS ON? |
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| White Slavery. Thomas Hood The Song Shirt 1844 |
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| Letter from Thomas Hood to Robert Peel;Comments on the Class divisions in mid nineteenth century Britain. |
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| Irish Names of Welsh Origin.Wynn,Wynne |
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| Doo Lough Co. Mayo - The Famine Walk |
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| Dublin Street Directory 1914; Adelaide Place, Numbers 38 – 70 |
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| General View of Agriculture in The Isle of Man.Rivers |
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| Why Turn To Archaeology? |
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| Glasgow Past and Present - A Murderer |
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| Diets and Tastes Through The Ages |
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| Pre-Famine 1839 Australian Emigration Society. |
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| County Louth, Carlingford, Ireland 1832 |
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| Comments on Ireland and the Irish Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) |
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| Letter from a Ship's Doctor 1832. Cholera |
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| Rustic Proverbs Current in Ulster, 1854,The Philosophy of Proverbs is a wide and interesting subject.. |
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| An Introduction to The London Illustrated News and the Irish Famine |
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| Leaflet Issued by Vere Foster August 1857. Lists 140 people who emigrated from Port of Liverpool under his scheme |
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| Penny Journal, Dublin |
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| A list of 81 people who died from from Cholera. Report in 1832 Liverpool Mercury |
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| Evictions of Peasantry In Ireland. 1848,Contemporary Accounts of the State of Ireland and the Irish During the Period of Great Famine |
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| Anglicised Names in Ireland Adams, Adamson , Mac A |
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| Anglesey, North Wales - Megalithic Tomb |
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| Legends of Wales.The Story of Bran and Branwen.Pt |
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| Eminent Welshmen and Women. John Bowen, 1815-1858.Bishop of Sierra Leone, the son of Captain Thomas Bowen, of the 85th foot, born at Court, near Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. |
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| A First Hand Account of Cholera in Manchester,Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth |
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| Narrative of a Journey from Oxford to Scibbereen; In 1847, two young Oxford scholars, G.F Boyle and Lord Dufferin travelled to Skibbereen in County Cork. In some cottages 'dead bodies had lain putrefying in the midst of the sick remnant of their families, |
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| Legends of Ireland and Wales. Bran and Branwen Part 1 |
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| The New Family Herbal, 1870 (Extracts From) |
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| General Naming Patterns within the British Isles |
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| The Penny Journal The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham. |
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| The Royal Hospital, Kilmainham.Dublin |
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| The Irish in Swansea 1882. St. Patrick's Day |
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| Irish and other Quakers in Pennsylvania.Marriage and list of 44 Witnesses 1740 |
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| Ireland Carlingford 1832 |
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| Irish and Other Quakers to Pennsylvania. Eunice Conolly, 1729 Philadelphia Monthly Meeting |
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| Irish and Other Quakers to Pennsylvania. Dinah Bushy 1729 Philadelphia Monthly Meeting |
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| Irish and Other Quakers to Pennsylvania. William Sandwith from Dublin, 1729/30 |
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| Irish Names of Manx Origin. Callister |
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| Manx Surnames. Kaighan,Kaighin, Keigeen |
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| Irish Names of Manx - Scottish Origin .Crennal |
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| Irish Names of Manx - Scottish Origin. Cammaish |
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| Irish Names of Manx and Scottish Origin. Casement |
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| Irish Names of Manx Origin. Cammaish |
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| Irish Names of Manx Origin.Claplin |
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| Irish Names of Welsh Origin. Bowen -Bohan - Bohannan |
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| Home Rule Party Britain and Ireland. James Connolly 1913 |
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| General View of Agriculture in The Isle of Man Markets and Fairs |
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| Quakers,Removal from Ireland 1681 – 1701 |
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| Removal from Ireland 1681 – 1701.Quakers |
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| Irish Names of Welsh Origin.Hughes |
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| Irish Names of Manx Origin. Tear, Tier |
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| Irish Names of Manx Origin .Kegg, Keig |
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| Irish Names of Manx Origin. Kneale |
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| Irish and Other Quakers 1681-1701.Abbot to Turner, Certificates of Removal Received |
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| History of County Down - Examination of Colonel Donnell Magennis 1653 |
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| Last will of Sir Edward Trevor, County Down, Ulster .1641 |
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| Some notes on Women and Children Admitted to Ruthin Goal Jan- March 1828 |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844. F.Engels. Irish Immigration |
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| Manx Names found in Ireland. Tear, Tier |
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| The Railways of Kerry.Taken from The Railway Magazine, March 1903 (pp244 -250). |
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| The Irish in Swansea. 1882, St. Patrick’s Day in Swansea. |
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| Irish Quakers in Pennsylvania. Marriage of Rodert Hodgin and Theodate Seal including a list of Witnesses 1740 |
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| The Poor Law. Notes on its Origins |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844. Manchester (Part 7). The Irish Clothing |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844. Manchester (Part 6). The Irish Clothing |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844. Manchester (Part 5). Salford, the Irish and Clothing |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844. Manchester (Part 4).Little Ireland |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844 ,Manchester (Part 3).The New Town |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844 Manchester(Part 2) |
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| The Irish Emigrant - John Campbell, Duke of Argyll (1845-1914) |
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| Hints to Mothers on the Treatment of Their Children.The book is in no way intended to act as a substitute for medical advice... |
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| Irish and Other Quakers to Pennsylvania. Ann Cunningham from Dublin 1729 |
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| The Girl I Left Behind Me.National and Historic Ballads, Thomas Davis, MRIA, 1876.The dames of France are fond and free.. |
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| A Plea for the Bog-Trotters.National and Historic Ballads, Thomas Davis, MRIA, 1876 |
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| The Vow of Tipperary National and Historic Ballads, Thomas Davis, MRIA, 1876 |
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| Irish and Other Quakers Removal from Ireland,John Low from Lurgan 1729-30 |
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| Quakers Removal from Ireland, Lettice Hatton from Dublin 1729-30 |
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| Irish and OtherQuakers .Removal from Ireland ,Sarah Marshall 1729 |
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| Irish and Other Quakers, Pennsylvania 1740 Marriage of James Frazier to Rebecca Cox, 1740 includes a List of Witnesses |
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| Causes of Infantile Mortality in Large Towns - Manchester and Glasgow 1827 |
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| Observations on the Mortality and Physical Management of Children Part 1 ,including Chester, Warrington, Manchester,Liverpool and Glasgow |
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| Observations on the Mortality and Physical Management of Children 1827, Summary for Children under 10 years |
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| Irish and Other Quakers to Pennsylvania. 1730. Elizabeth & John Alment and Mark Eves |
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| The Condition of the Working-Class in England in 1844, by Frederick Engles |
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| Irish and Other Quakers; Immigration to Pennsylvania. William Nicholson 1732 |
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| Irish and Other Quakers; Immigration to Pennsylvania. Elizabeth Hawkins 1731 |
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| Irish and Other Quakers; Immigration to Pennsylvania. Martha Griffitts 1709 |
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| Naval Marriages 1806 - 1866. Drury to Dyer PRO references 1806-1861 ADM 13/70, 1862 -65 ADM 13/71 . |
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| A Welsh Surgeon's Bill in the Eighteenth Century.September 9, 1730.For dressing her mortify’d elcere upon hur lege, |
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| Gilford, County Down. List of Farmers and Residents - Bassett’s Armagh Directory 1888 |
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| County Armagh - Alphabetical Directory of Farmers and Residents - Surnames Calvert Cunningham |
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| County Armagh - Alphabetical Directory of Farmers and Residents - Surnames Babington – Burrows 1888 |
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| County Armagh; Alphabetical Directory of Farmers and Residents.Drumachee a description of the townland and list of residents including John Jenkins who was aged 105 in 1888 |
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| County Armagh; Alphabetical Directory of Farmers and Residents. Al - Allistragh |
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| County Armagh; Alphabetical Directory of Farmers and Residents; Surnames Davidson-Erskine |
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| Nannerch Flintshire. Monumental Inscriptions Saint Michael and All Angels. Surname Adams |
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| County Armagh; Alphabetical Directory of Farmers and Residents- Drumannon 1888 |
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| The Adam Lodge. Extract from the Sydney Herald , July 1837 |
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| Names of Members of Bricklayers, Hosiers, Curriers, Brewers Dublin 1789 |
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| Common - Council Dublin for the Three Years Beginning 24th December 1789 |
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| Dublin 1789. Common - Council ; Names of the Members of Trinity Guild |
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| Dublin 1789. Common - Council Carpenters, Cooks, Shoemakers, Sadlers, Tanners |
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| Dublin 1789. Common - Council , Butchers, Barbers, Tailors and Smiths |
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| Dublin 1789. Common - Council Sheermen and Dyers and Weavers |
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| Chester. A Letter written to the Oswestry Advertiser from Cecil |
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| County Armagh Directory 1888. Woodville Farmers and Residents |
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| County Armagh Directory 1888. Farmers and Residents. Forkhill |
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| County Armagh Directory 1888. Farmers and Residents. Ballsmill |
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| Irish and Other Quakers. Immigration of Irish Quakers. Alphonsus Kirk c 1689 |
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| Quakers in the Isle of Man 17th Century |
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| Dublin Directory 1790. Merchants and Traders. Jackson- Jameson |
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| Recipe for Welsh Rabbit; from Good Things Made, Said and Done 1883 |
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| Recipe for Mock Crab from Good Things Made, Said and Done 1883 |
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| Recipe for Bread Sauce; from Good Things Made, Said and Done 1883 |
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| Recipe for Sage and Onion Stuffing from Good Things Made, Said and Done 1883 |
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| Dublin Street Directory 1914; Achory Cottages – Addison Road |
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| Dublin Street Directory 1914. Abercorn- road – Achill -road |
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| Dublin Directory. 1790. Merchants and Traders; Jellet - Jolly |
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| Dublin Street Directory 1914; Adelaide Place, Numbers 1 -30 |
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| Quakers from England, Ireland and Wales - Chester Monthly Meeting, Delaware County, USA. 1716 - 1718 |
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| Recipe for Surprise Sausages |
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| Recipe for Limerick Cake |
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| Quakers from England, Ireland and Wales received at the Chester Monthly Meeting, Delaware County, USA. 1710 –1716 |
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| General View of Agriculture in The Isle of Man |
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| Belfast Street Directory 1852 Abbey Street – Academy Street no.49 |
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| Irish Quakers; Certificate of John Marsh; includes names of Members of the Meeting 1736 |
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| Quaker Marriage at Menallen; Samuel Pope to Elizabeth Stevenson 1751 |
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| General View of Agriculture in The Isle of Man |
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| Belfast Street Directory 1852 Abbey Street – Academy Street no.51- Academy Court |
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| Dublin Directory. 1790. Merchants and Traders. Surnames; Jones -Julian |
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| The Anglo- Norman Families of Lacale in the County of Down Part 1 |
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| LMS Magazine August 1939. Retirements and Presentations. Crewe - |
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| Surnames in the County of Down 1858. Introduction, Part I |
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| Dublin Directory 1790 - Merchants and Traders - Surnames; Jones - Julian |
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| Members of the Ulster Defence Union 1893 for East County Down |
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| Trial of Agnes McMillan aka McGinnis 1833, Stranraer |
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| Pictures |
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| Moyne Abbey |
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| Holyhead. South Stack Light House, North Wales C1830 |
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| C 21 Primrose Street Ancoats Manchester |
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| C 21 Primrose Street Ancoats Manchester |
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| Dunfanaghy Co Donegal Fever Hospital |
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| Famine Pot at Dunfanaghy Workhouse ,Fever Hospital in Background |
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| Famine Ship Memorial |
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| Famine Ship Memorial, Murrisk, County Mayo |
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| Famine Victim circa 1847 |
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| Ireland. County Donegal An Gorta Mor - Famine Graveyard |
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| Master and Mistress of the Workhouse |
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| Grave Stone Famine Walk |
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| Memorial Stone in memory of a Famine Walk |
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| Ireland Rebellion of 1798, Father Manus Sweeney |
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| Tools Of A Shoemaker And Boot Maker Ireland C19/20 |
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| Workhouse Diet circa 1845, Dunfanachy, Donegal, Ireland |
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| Croagh Patrick, Clew Bay, Co Mayo, Republic of Ireland |
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| Clew Bay, Murrisk,Co Mayo, Republic of Ireland |
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| Murrisk,Clew Bay, Co Mayo, Republic of Ireland |
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| Doe Castle , Creeslough ,County Donegal.The Courtyard |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough, County Donegal |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal . The Entrance |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal , Memorial Plaque |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal, Interior |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal, Living Accomodation |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal , Graveslab |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal ,Interior Views |
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| Doe Castle - Creeslough County Donegal , Battlements |
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| Holyhead Anglesey, North Wales |
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| Leaving Holyhead For Ireland 2 |
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| Leaving Holyhead For Ireland 3 |
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| Leaving Holyhead For Ireland 4 |
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| Anglesey, Holyhead, Ferry Bound for For Ireland 2003 |
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| The Environment Of Liverpool |
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| Searching For Potatoes |
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| Highland and Irish Dress |
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| Antrim and Down - Ethnological Map |
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| Drunkenness Reports and Enquires From 1812-1900 |
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| Robert Lennox Gravestone, Krkcudbrightshire |
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| Bantry Cork Ireland |
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| Bantry Cork View - Ireland |
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| Irish Emigrants on the Mersey |
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| Ireland by J.Leech 1845 |
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| Evictions in Ireland circa 1845 |
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| Grave of Patrick Murphy - The Irish Giant 1824-62 |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| Pre-Christian |
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| At the gate of the workhouse 1846 |
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| Wexford Goal |
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| The Failure of the Potao Crop. Illustration from The Pictorial Times 1846 |
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| Famine Scene |
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| Famine Funeral. Illustrated London News 1847 |
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| The poorlaw |
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| Ireland, The Poor and Emigration |
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| Ireland. Workhouse during the Famine |
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| Destitute Irish during the Famine |
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| Irish Famine Orphans |
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| Ireland, Evictions |
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| Ireland, Deserted Settlements |
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| Irish Famine |
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| Carlingford |
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| Carlingford2 |
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| Carlingford. County Louth. Sign of Past Rebellions! |
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| Roundhouse, Reconstruction_3 |
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| Carlingford Castle, County Louth |
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| Navan |
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| Surnames in the County of Down |
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| Ireland, eggs for England |
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| Schull , Co Cork, Ireland |
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| Woolwashers in Ireland earty C 20 |
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| Irish Famine - Robert Peel portrayed as a Trappist Monk |
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| Fishiing in County Kerry, Ireland |
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| Irish egg gatherers |
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| Food Riots in County Galway, Ireland, |
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