British and Irish – Used Genealogy Books and Reprints
| Scotland Scottish Land-Names: Their Origin and Meaning $21.00 Sir Herbert Maxwell. Baltimore: Heritage, 1998, (1894) reprint Even in the briefest study of Scotland, it quickly becomes apparent that it is a place richly populated with names borne of a language different from that of the present day. Names like Blairquhan, Knockshoggle, Mollandhu and Ochteralinachan spring up from a map of Scotland and produce in our minds a picture of highland mists and claymore-wielding chieftains. The fact is that every one of these place-names means something, and this work presents six highly informative lectures which provide a thorough understanding of Scottish place-names and the people, language, geography and history which produced them. Beginning with a discussion of general principles of the study of place-names, the author then explains the languages of Scottish place-names, including the two main branches of Celtic speech, differences between Gaelic and Welsh, Anglo-Saxon, Teutonic, Old Norse and Danish, and races such as the Iverian or Silurian, the Firbolg of the Irish Annalists, the Ernai, the Picts, and the Q Celts and the P Celts. Many topics are included, such as Norse and Saxon loan-words in English, mixture of languages in Strathclyde and other regions, relative antiquity of certain place-names, test-words for Gaelic, Welsh, Norse and other tongues, effects of aspiration and eclipse, and much else. Finally the author discusses the lesson of place names, that is, what they illustrate about the former appearance of the country, animals now extinct, vegetation and crops, succession of races, occupation and trades, crime and punishment, poverty and disease and other aspects of the past. At the end of the book is a very handy index of place names with their translations. If you’ve ever been mystified or intrigued by the fascinating tangle of names found in this area you will find this book hard to resist. 220 pp., Softbound, glossary, original place-name index, paper, (New Book) In Search of Hamish McBagpipes: A Concise Guide to Scottish Genealogy $9.95 Douglas Bruce Goldie. Baltimore: Heritage 1992 This book was designed for people who want to learn more of their Scottish family history, but have been confused or intimidated by other instruction manuals; the author allows you to work more efficiently and accomplish more. In addition, the author describes how to acquire the background knowledge of Scottish history and geography necessary for accurate interpretation of records. 116 pp., Softbound, bibl., append., index, (New Book) Parish Life in Eighteenth-Century Scotland $29.95 A Review of the Old Statistical Account Maisie Steven Aberdeen: 1995, Scottish Cultural Press In 1790 Sir John Sinclair of Ulbster sent an exhaustive questionnaire to every parish minister in Scotland, covering such diverse subjects as lifestyle, customs, industry, agriculture, geology and wildlife. his aim was to use the answers for the positive benefit of Scotland, showing up strengths as well as weaknesses and, by demonstrating to the government areas in which specific action was required, ‘to add to the quantum of happiness’ in the country. The results were gathered together and published as the Old Statistical Account, a massive 20-volume work. A selection from the wealth of sociological information contained in the OSA is presented here in a lively and accessible form, with extensive quotation from all parts of the country. It is a remarkable and unique insight into the lives of Scottish people from very diverse parishes — urban and rural, rich and poor, highland and lowland. The original questionnaire is included in facsimile as an appendix. This book is an essential resource for those studying social history and will be of immense interest to all those wishing to learn more of Scotland in earlier times. Contents: Introduction; How the Accounts came to be written; Domestic & Social Life: Mode of living, Dress, Food, Fuel, Customs, Games and Amusements; Character; Education; Health & Welfare: Poor, Diseases and Health; Industry of Land and Sea: Fishing, Industry and Occupations, Agriculture; Emigration; The Church and its Ministers; The Questionnaire. Maisie Steven lives in Aberfeldy, Perthshire. Her other publications include The Good Scots Diet: what happened to it? 180 pages, softbound very good condition. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2000-2004 Vol. 130-Vol. 134 6 volumes. $60.00 Index Lots of Scottish archeology and history. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2000 2 Vols. Volume 130 848 pages, 2vol, approximately 10×7 inch hardcover books, very good condition. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2001 Volume 131 469 pages, approximately 10×7 inch hardcover books, very good condition. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2002 Volume 132 589 pages, approximately 10×7 inch hardcover book, very good condition. Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2003 Volume 133 442 pages, approximately 10×7 inch hardcover book, very good condition Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2004 Volume 134 607 pages, approximately 10×7 inch hardcover book, very good condition . England Burks Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry 18th Edition Volume 3 $39.95Hugh Montgomery-Massingfield, Ed. Dir. Burke’s Genealogical Series; 1972. Each volume contains different families which are arranged A-Z in each volume. Table of contents: Editorial Preface Special Articles Gentleman’s Estate by Anthony Lejeune The Origins of the English Landed Gentry by Marc Bence-Jones The Landed Gentry: A Personal Synopsis by W. A. A. Wells Narrative Pedigrees of the Landed Gentry Index of Families in the 18th Edition Index of Seats in the 18th Edition Addendum 987 pages, hardbound, no d/j.; illus. with line drawings representing heraldic arms; fair condition, missing pages 395-398 (ending with “Greenly of Titley Court” and resuming with “Greenwood of Swarcliffe Hall”), otherwise good. |
| The Surname Detectives $14.95 (List price $30.00) Investigating Surname Distribution in England, 1086-present day. Colin D. Rodgers Manchester University Press 1995 (from the introduction) “From the author of the best-selling Family tree detective, this helpful guide provides the amateur genealogist or family historian with the skills to research the distribution and history of a surname. Colin Rogers uses a sample of 100 names, many of them common, to follow the migration of people through the centuries. If you have one of the 100 or so sample surnames, the book maps out your surname distribution through the centuries. If not, you can still learn how to find out where your namesakes live now, how they have moved about the country through time, and how the name started out – quite probably in the medieval period as a place name, a nickname or Christian name, or as a tame based on your ancestor’s job (like Carpenter or Smith). Colin Rogers finishes this fascinating book by showing how the distribution of surnames can be studied irrespective of the size of the surrounding population, and reaches some interesting conclusions about which names are more reliable guides to migration since the fourteenth century. The surname detective is a must for genealogists and surname study addicts, but it also has much to interest the professional historian. population geographer and geneticist.” Table of contents: List of maps, List of abbreviations, Glossary, Acknowledgements, Introduction, Part I The modern distribution of surnames, Part 2 The distribution of surnames since the Middle Ages, Part 3 The distribution of surnames in medieval England, Epilogue, References and further reading, Appendices: 1 List of prefixes and suffixes, 2 Published name maps, 3 Source of names prior to 1700, 4 List of names studied for background, Surname index, General index. 260 pages, 6×9 hardbound, new. Descriptive Inventory of the English Collection at the Genealogical Society of Utah (FHL) $5.00 Number 3 Finding Aids to the Microfilmed Manuscript Collection of the Genealogical Society of Utah Arlene H. Eakle, Arvilla Outsen, Richard S. Tompson Salt Lake City: University of Utah Press, 1979 Table of Contents: Government Records: National, County, Local Legal Records: National, County, Local Church Records: National, Local Corporate Records: National, Local Personal Records: Personal papers, Manuscript Collections, Pedigrees, Histories, Monument Inscriptions Research Aids: General, Genealogical Society of Utah London: Government Records: City, Government Records: Local, Legal Records: County, Church Records: Church of England, Church Records: Nonconformist, Corporate records, Personal Records, Research Aids 168 pages, 9×12 softbound, ex library, good condition.The Genealogist’s Guide $10.00 George W. Marshall, LL.D. Guildford: Billing and Sons, Privately Printed, 1903 Catalogue of genealogies and reference works relating to families (mostly British sources). Organized alphabetically by family. 880 pages, 6×9 hardbound, fair condition, a bit musty, ex-library with stickers and stamps. B & G Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year 1932 Vol 84 $25.00 Liverpool: Printed for the Society, 1933 CONTENTS Council and officers for the Year 1933 officers of the Society from the Commencement Honorary Members List of Members Societies from Whom Publications Are Received TRANSACTIONS The Episode of the Irish Beef. By Eric H. Ride-out, M.A., B.Sc. Records of the Court Baron of North Meols, 1640 and 1643. By F. H. Cheetham, F.S.A. The Cotton Famine In Lancashire. By W. O. Henderson, M.A., Ph.D. The Court Leet of Prescot. By F. A. Bailey, M.A. Lancashire and Cheshire Briefs In A Rutland Parish. By F. H. Cheetham, F.S.A. The Great Sankey Parish Papers-I. By G. A. Dunlop, F.S.A.(Scot.) and E. H. Rideout, M.A., B.Sc. COMMUNICATIONS G. A. Dunlop, F.S.A.(Scot.) R. T. Bailey, M.B.E., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. A. H. Arkle, O.B.E., M.A., J.P. The Waite Collection Report for the Year 1932 New Members Elected, 1932 Papers Read Treasurer’s Accounts, 1932 Index 143 pages, 6×9 hardbound, good condition, cover has a few tiny punch marks, spine is a little faded CON Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year 1939 Vol 91 $25.00 Liverpool: Printed for the Society, 1940 CONTENTS Council and officers for the Year 1940, officers of the Society from the Commencement Honorary Members, List of Members, Societies from Whom Publications Are Received TRANSACTIONS and CONTRIBUTIONS The Post-Reformation Effigies and Monuments of Cheshire (1550-1800). By Fred H. Crossley, F.S.A. Sir Thomas Johnson and the Jacobite Rebels. By Arthur C. Wardle, M.I.Ex. Genealogical Notes upon the Family of Baron Henry De Worms, Sometime Member of Parliament For East Toxteth. By Bertram B. Benas, B.A., LL.B. The Endowment of The Chapel of Saint Michael In Clitheroe Castle. By the Rev. Joseph McNulty, B.A., F.R.Hist.S. Three Notes on Bidston and the Stanleys. By E. B. Goodacre. An English Medieval Pendant. By Philip Nelson, Ph.D., F.R.S.E. Who Was William Staynford, The Abbot of The Screen In Mitton Church? By the Rev. Joseph McNulty, B.A., F.R.Hist.S. Losses of the Inhabitants of Liverpool on the Taking of the Town in 1644. By E. B. Saxton, M.A., A.L.A. An Inventory of the Goods of John Cuerden of Cuerden, 1601. By R. Sharpe France, F.R.Hist.S. The Tumuli at Twemlow Hall, Cheshire. By J. W. Walker, O.B.E., F.S.A. COMMUNICATIONS Ronald Stewart-Brown, M.A., F.S.A., F.Gen.S. Stray Notes: A Further Note On Sir Nicholas Longford; The Countess of Southampton At Sefton, 1668 ; Norris Deed Relating To Prescot, 1286 ; An Indenture Ticeship, 1535 Annual Report of Council, 1939 Treasurer’s Accounts, 1939 Index ILLUSTRATIONS Mary Knightley, 1696 Frontispiece Acton. Sir Thomas and Lady Wilbraham, 1660. Higher Peover. Philip Mainwaring, 1650 Astbury. To Lady Elizabeth Egerton, 1609. Gt. Budworth. From A Destroyed Tomb to the Warburtons Malpas. Weeper from Tomb to Sir Hugh Cholmondeley, 1596. Wybunbury. Weepers from Tomb to Sir Thomas Smith, 1614 Gawsworth. Tomb to Sir Edward Fitton, 1619, Before Destruction of the Canopy Tarporley. Jane Done, 1662, and Mary Crewe. 1600. Higher Peover. Philip and Ellen Mainwaring, 1650 Macclesfield. Earl Rivers (Savage), 1694. Tarporley. Sir John Crewe. 1711 Acton. Sir Thomas and Lady Wilbraham, 1660 Astbury. Lady Elizabeth Egerton, 1609. Malpas. Sir Hugh and Lady Cholmondeley, 1596 Cheadle. Sir Thomas Brereton, 1673. Wybunbury. Sir Thomas Smith, 1614 Gawsworth. Tomb to Sir Edward Fitton, 1643, Showing Canopy Before Destruction Macclesfield. To Sir John and Lady Savage, 1587. Bunbury. To Sir George Beeston,1601 Malpas. Sir Hugh and Lady Cholmondeley, 1596. Acton. Sir Thomas and Lady Wilbraham, 1660 Higher Peover. Philip Mainwaring, 1573, and John Mainwaring, 1515-29 Higher Peover. Tomb of Philip and Ellen Mainwaring, 1650 (Coats of Arms) Tarporley. Mary Crewe, 1696, and Jane Done, 1662 Wybunbury. Tomb to Sir Thomas and Lady Smith, 1614. Gawsworth. Tomb to Dame Alice Fitton, 1626-7 Contract For Monument Formerly In St. John’s Church, Chester Wooden Memorials By The Randle Holmes Baron Henry De Worms (Lord Pirbright) Arms of (I) Lord Pirbright (2) Baron De Worms Arms of (I) Baron De Vahl (2) Sir George Faudel-Phillips Benas Heraldic Seal and Book-Plate An English Medieval Pendant The Tumuli At Twemlow, Cheshire The Late Ronald Stewart-Brown, M.A., F.S.A. 237 pages, 6×9 hardbound, good condition, some light scratches on covers. ex library, sticker inside front cover. CON Transactions of the Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire for the Year 1950 Volume 102 $25.00 Liverpool Printed For the Society 1951 Affiliated Societies Honorary Members List of Members Societies with Which Transactions Are Exchanged PAPERS Excavations of the Castle Ditch, Eddisbury, 1935-38. By Professor W. J. Varley, M.A., D.Phil., F.S.A. The Head Port of Chester; and Liverpool, Its Creek and Member. By Rupert C. Jarvis, F.S.A., F.R.Hist.S. The Official Attitude towards The Sick Poor In Seventeenth-Century Lancashire. By Alfred Fessler, M.D. The Lesser Chapels of Cheshire. By Raymond Richards, M.A., F.S.A., F.R.Hist.S. Robert Adam (1728-1792), Architect, And Woolton Hall, Liverpool. By Stanley A. Harris COMMUNICATIONS Lancashire Justices Of The Peace In The Fifteenth And Sixteenth Centuries. By R. Somerville 1. Some Instructions To The Parish Clerk At Preston By Sir Henry Hoghton, Bart., 1758 2. Correspondence Relating To The Appointment Of A Churchwarden At Leyland, 1714. By G. C.Miller Note On William Hutchinson. By R. Dickinson Saying It In Rhyme-In The Olden Time. By Anita Lea Obituary Report Of The Council Report Of The Honorary Librarian Report Of The Honorary Treasurer Index LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Eddisbury : Geographical Position The Central Ridge Of Cheshire A Contoured Plan Of Eddisbury Hill Plan Of Area 1, As Excavated Section Lm Through The Ditch And Inner Rampart, Area Iincheshire Section Nk, Area 1 Section Np, Area 1 Plan Of Area 2 Section Ow 16 Plan Of Eddisbury Plan Of Area 3 Plan Of Area 4 Section 4, Area 4 Sections 1, 2 And 3, Area 4 Area 4, Plan Of Building 2 Distribution Of Early Place Names Aethelflaedan Burhs In England Evolution Of The Chamber In The Forest LIST OF PLATES Eddisbury Hill From The North-West An Aerial Photograph Of The Northern Defences, Eddisbury Inner Ditch, Western Extension The Outer Revetment Of The Inner Rampart Seen From The Level Of The Saxon Floor In The Ditch Two Of The Five Hearths Found Inside The Angle Between The Inner Rampart And The Western Inturn Dark Ages Hut Lying On Base Of Iron Age Rampart The Gatepost Holes Of The Western Entrance The Outer Rampart In Area 2 Kerb Of Dark Ages Hut Lying In Inner Rampart Junction Of Original And Added Defences The Original Inner Ditch The South-East Entrance Gatepost (A) The Gatepost (B) The Gatepost Sectioned To Show The Iron Ferrule In The Centre Of The Base Of The Post The Northern Guardroom, S.-E. Entrance Pre-Hill Fort Palisade Trench Pre-Defences Pit Under Building One Building One, Showing Prehistoric Palisade Trench Running Diagonally Across, Underneath Cobbles The Medieval Culvert The Cellar Of Building Three Re-Used Broached Masonry Employed In The Rebuilding Of Building Three The Foundations Of The Chamber In The Forest Aston Church, Cheshire Aston Church, Cheshire, Before Restoration Carrington (St. George) : Exterior From The South-East Carrington (St. George) : Interior Looking North-East Lyme Hall Domestic Chapel Before Restoration Lyme Hall Domestic Chapel Since Restoration Somerford (All Saints) : Exterior Somerford (All Saints) : Interior Woolton Hall, Present Day Nicholas Ashton (1742-1833) Woolton Hall In 1819 The Adam Design For Woolton Hall Woolton • Hall : The Staircase 212 pages, 6×9 hardbound, good condition, ex-library, sticker inside front cover, slight edge wear, corners bumped. CON Transactions of The Historic Society of Lancashire and Cheshire For The Year 1940 Volume 92 $25.00 Liverpool: Printed For The Society, 1941 Council and officers For The Year 1940 officers of The Society From The Commencement Honorary Members List of Members Societies From Whom Publications Are Received Transactions and Contributions The Timber-Framed Churches of Cheshire. By Fred H. Crossley, F.S.A. Henry, Earl of Derby’s Suite On His Embassy To Paris In 1584/5. By E. B. Goodacre, B.A. Glimpses of Life In Liverpool During The Reign of George Iv. By The Late Lawrence Hall The County Record office, Preston. By R. Sharpe France, F.R.Hist.S. Early Steamships On The Mersey, 1815-1820. By Arthur C. Wardle, M.I.Ex. An Index of Lancashire Heraldry. By R. Sharpe France, F.R.Hist.S. The Churchwardens’ Accounts of Prescot, 1523-1607. Part One. By F. A. Bailey, M.A. An Accusation of Witchcraft, 1582. By The Rev. W. W. Longford, M.A., D.D., F.S.A. Addenda: Further Notes On The Churches of Stoak and Whitegate. By Fred. H. Crossley, F.S.A. Communications Robert Gladstone. B.C.L., M.A. Lawrence Hall F. C. Larkin, F.R.C.S., F.S.A. Illustrations Bosley Church In 1777, Lower Peover Church From S.E., Lower Peover Church About 1840, Lower Peover Church In 1884, Lower Peover Church, Plan, 1625, Lower Peover Church, Plan, 1936, Lower Peover Church, Interior, Holmes Chapel, Interior, Warburton Old Church, Holmes Chapel Roof, Marton Church Before Restoration, Interior of Marton Tower, Original Window In Marton Chapel, Marton Church, Plan, 1936, Marton Church, Exterior, Marton Church, Interior, Siddington, Inner Door of S. Porch, Siddington, Exterior of Chancel, Timber-Framed Churches In Cheshire, Siddington Church, Interior Siddington Church, Exterior Baddiley, Exterior of Chancel, Baddiley Church, Interior, Warburton Old Church Interior, Chadkirk Chapel From N.E., Lancashire Quarter Sessions Roll, 1590, Prescot Parish, Stoak Church In 1809, The Late Robert Gladstone, B.C.L., M.A. 239 pages, 6×9 hardbound, good condition, ex-library, sticker inside front cover, slight edge wear, corners bumped. CONIrish ResearchIreland Beautiful $45.00 Wallace Nutting Framingham: Old America Company, First edition 1925 290 of Wallace Nutting’s famous photographs with commentary. 302 pages, hardbound, good condition, light stains on covers, Irish-American Landmarks $15.00 (In print at $52.00) (new book) John A. Barnes Gale Research, 1995 (from the back cover) For three Centuries the Irish have maintained a special relationship with America. At the height of the potato famine in the mid-19th Century, more than a million Irish traded what little they owned for passage aboard coffin-ships, hoping that a better life waited oil new shores. Treated as second-class citizens upon arrival, they embarked upon yet another extraordinary journey to become a political, religious and economic force in the United States. Author John A. Barnes, driven by his passion to discover his own ethnic heritage, takes you to the sites and memorials of the Irish in America. Visit Michigan’s Emerald Isle, where breakaway Mormon leader Jesse James Strang proclaimed himself king Discover Doyle’s Cafe in Boston-a century-old monument to two great Irish-American passions: hospitality and politics a Find out how James Concannon, a native of the Aran Islands, brought wine-making to California a Learn about Margaret Gaffney Haughey, who rose from poverty to open orphanages and asylums in New Orleans and became the first woman in the U.S. to be memorialized with a statue. With a timeline and more than 100 photos, Irish-American Landmarks is certain to delight anyone with an interest in the amazing story of the Irish in this country. 590 pages, hardbound, new bookIrish Pedigrees, the origin and stem of the Irish Nation Vol. 2 $99.95 John O’Hart New York: Murphy & Son 1915 Anglo-Irish, Huguenots and a short chapter on the Ulster Plantation. 948 pages, 7½ x10, wear on edges top and bottom spine and on leather corners Journal of the American Irish Historical Society Volume XIII 1913-1914 $25.00 Edited by Edward Hamilton Daly NY: Published by the Society, 1914 Table of Contents. Introduction List Of Officers Of The Society Constitution General Information Regarding The Society Former Officers Of The Society Proceedings At Sixteenth Annual Meeting Of The Society: Report of the President-General Report of the Secretary-General Report of the Treasurer-General The Sixteenth Annual Banquet Of The Society: Presentation of Charters to State Chapters of Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New Jersey Address of Professor Robert McNutt McElroy Address of Hon. W. Bourke Cockran Address of Hon. Alfred J. Talley The California Chapter-Annual Meeting And Banquet The Massachusetts Chapter The New Jersey Chapter-Organization The Pennsylvania Chapter-Organization The Wisconsin Chapter. (See page 30) Historical Papers. Addresses Delivered Before The Society And Papers Contributed In 1914: General Michael Corcoran, by John G. Coyle, M. D . Irish Loyalty to American Institutions, by Hon. James M. Graham David Colbert Broderick, by R. C. O’Connor. THE STORY Of SAM DAVIS, by Joshua Brown Address By Dennis H. Tierney Immigration, Land, Probate, Administration, Birth, Marriage And Burial Records Of The Irish In America In And About The Eighteenth Century, by Michael J. O’Brien: Maine Vital Records of Georgetown; Births and Parents, Eighteenth Century Massachusetts Irish Immigrants to New England: Extracts from Minutes of Selectmen of the Town of Boston New Hampshire Portsmouth: Extracts from Early Records of Town Clerk and Provincial Recorder of Deeds in Possession of New England Historical and Genealogical Society General Pierse Long New York Some Interesting Shipping Statistics of the Eighteenth Century. Sailings and Arrivals, Port of New York, 1750-1757 Pennsylvania Some Interesting Shipping Statistics of the Eighteenth Century. Sailings and Arrivals, Port of Philadelphia, 1750-1752 Records of Burials at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Eighteenth Century. An Early Record of Pittsburgh Virginia Early Immigrants to, 1623-1666 from Land office Records, Richmond Grantees of Lands in the Colony and State of, Copied from County Records of Virginia Extracts from the Marriage Records, Faquier, Norfolk, Gooch-land, York, Lancaster, Elizabeth City, Surrey, Amelia, Rock-bridge, Augusta, Westmoreland, Orange, Northumberland, Sussex, Caroline, Spottsylvania and Richmond Counties From the Will Books of Spottsylvania County From the Administration Records, Spottsylvania County From the Deed Books, Spottsylvania County. Washington, D. C. Some Interesting Notes on WILLIAM HERON-SCHOOLMASTER, by Michael J. O’Brien HISTORY of THE IRISH IN WISCONSIN, by Charles M. Scanlan, Esq, Vice-President of the Society for Wisconsin THE EMMET PORTRAIT of ROBERT FULTON, by Thomas P. Tuite . . . THE ANNUAL FIELD DAY of THE SOCIETY, SARATOGA, NEW YORK, 1913: Circular Address by Captain A. de R. McNair Address by Lieutenant-Governor Glynn SARATOGA 1777, Poem read by Joseph I. C. Clarke, President-General of the American Irish Historical Society THE ANNUAL FIELD DAY of THE SOCIETY, WASHINGTON, D. C., 1914— Barry Statue Unveiling: Circular Oration at Mount Vernon by General Peter W. Meldrim Address by the President at the Barry Statue John Barry, a Poem, by Joseph I. C. Clarke, President-General of the American Irish Historical Society, read at the Unveiling of the Statue of Commodore John Barry Address by Hon. Josephus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, at Banquet to Commemorate the Unveiling Address by Hon. Thomas Z. Lee, Ex-President-General of the American Irish Historical Society PRESENTATION of THE SWORD of GENERAL THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER TO THE UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAME LIST of BOOKS PURCHASED BY THE SOCIETY NECROLOGY. Thomas Vincent Butler Michael Carney Michael Casey James Cunningham Reverend Martin H. Egan Reverend David W. Fitzgerald Francis Higgins John Jerome Kenney Michael F. Loughran James McMahon Right Reverend William P. McQuaid Cornelius Maloney Jeremiah J. O’Connor Reverend James O’Doherty John O’Sullivan Thomas C. O’Sullivan Charles J. Perry John J. Slattery John F. Sweeney FORM of APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP ROLL of MEMBERS of THE AMERICAN IRISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY LIST of ILLUSTRATIONS. Statue of Commodore John Barry, Washington, D. C.. Tablet To Memory of General Michael Corcoran, Sixty-Ninth Regiment Armory, N. G. S. N. Y. Mrs. William H. Leroy The Emmet Portrait of Robert Fulton The American Irish Historical Society, Saratoga, New York, July, 1913. Fac-Simile, Commission of John Barry, Commodore United States Navy The American Irish Historical Society, Mount Vernon Virginia, May, 1914. John O’Sullivan 402 pages, 6×9 hardbound, good condition, corners bumped, edges rubbed, ex library with usual stickers and stamps. scribbled ink inside front cover. British History Illustrated British History Illustrated February/March 1977 $3.00 & $1.50 s&h Table of contents: Bell Ring in Britain by John Camp. Royal Marines Part II, by Alfred J Martini. A Most Unhappy Queen (Mary Tudor) The “Victoria” and “Camperdown Catastrophe. by Captain Donald McIntyre The Scottish Guard by Donald A C McGill (Faithfully served the Kings of France for nearly 400 years but for the first 243 they belonged to the Monarchs of Scotland.) 9×12 softbound magazine. |