Journal of the Cork Historical
and Archaelogical Society
The Journal of the Cork Historical and
Archaelogical Society (founded 1891) contains many
genealogies and notes on particular families. The genealogies
are of wealthy families or those of historical interest.
However Richard Henchion's series of Cemetary Inscriptions in
JCHAS also contains notes on 'ordinary' families in the
various localities.
Copies of JCHAS can be found in major
universities worldwide. Among the genealogies and notes on
families in JCHAS are:
Barry of Barrymore, Besnard, Edmund Burke, Carew, Cotter of
Rockforest,
Cramer/Coghill, O Crowley of Coill t-Sealbaigh, Denny, Drew,
Galweys of
Munster, Healy of Donoughmore, O Hurly, Kingston,Lavallin,
Limrick, Long
of Muskerry and Kinalea, O Mullane of Whitechurch, Murphy of
Muskerry, O
Mahony of Kinelmeaky and Ivagha, O Regan of Carbery, O Hea of
SW Cork, Penrose,
Phaire, Rochford, Rogers of Lota and Ashgrove, Ronayne/Ronan,
decendants
of Edmund Spenser, Stout of Youghal, Uniackes of Youghal,
Trant,
Waters/Walters.
Information furnished by Jean Prendergast
In the North America, the Library of Congress (probably
among others) has bound volumes of the CHAS. In
addition, you may want to check your state or regional
libraries; e.g., Boston Public Library, University of
California at Berkeley, Library of the University of Chicago,
Cornell University Library, Dallas Public Library, Family
History Library (Salt Lake City), Harvard College
Library, McGill University Library (Montreal, Canada),
National Library of Canada (Ottawa), Newberry Library
(Chicago), New England Historic Genealogical Society
(Boston), New York Public Library, Peabody Library of the
John Hopkins University (Baltimore), University of
Pittsburgh, Princeton University Library, Samford University
Library (Birmingham, AL), Yale University, Sterling Memorial
Library. If you can identify a particular article in a
volume, your local library can order a copy for $3 - $5 from
the LOC. You can search the LOC catalogs and indexes at http://www.loc.gov
Information furnished by Thomas Ronayne
JCHAS XCV 254 (Jan-Dec 1990)
Ó Murchadha, Diarmuid: The siege of Cork in 1690, 1-19
Rynne, Colin: Some observations on the production of flour
and meal in the Early Historic period, 20-29.
O Callaghan, Joseph F.: The O Callaghans and the rebellion
of 1641, 30-40.
Sheehan, John: A pair of Viking age animal-headed
arm-rings from County Cork, 41-54.
Harrison, Richard S.: The Quakers of Charleville
1661-1742, 55-63.
Hurley, Maurice: Excavations at Grand Parade, Cork, II,
64-87.
O'Sullivan, Patrick S.: Land surveys and mapping of
eighteenth-century Kanturk, 88-106.
Buttimer, Cornelius G.: A Cork Gaelic text on a Napoleonic
campaign, 107-119.
Geary, Laurence M.: Fraternally yours: Roderic and Frances
Burdett O'Connor, 120-123.
Henchion, R.: The gravestone inscriptions of Co. Cork -
XVI, 124-144.
Davis, Helen Moloney: An Egyptian mummy and coffin at
University College Cork, 145-152.
Ó hÚrdail, Roibeárd: Phonological underdifferentiation
in two dialects of Cork English, 153-157.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Monarch in a hurry, 158-159.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: The other side of the hill, 159.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Cork harbour defences 1942, 159-160.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Aguisín (1987): Dean Clayton, 160.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Dr Caulfield, Librarian, 160.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: The debtors of Thomas Nevill 1642, 161.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Cork City Assizes 1789, 161-162.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Old Blarney House, 162-164.
McGrath, Walter: The Fenians in Australia
(Review-article), 165-167.
Simpson, D.D.A.: Note: A stone battle-axe from County
Cork, 168.
JCHAS 96 (1991) Special Centenary
Number 1891-1991
McCarthy, J.P.: Journeying to a journal: the Society's
predecessors, 1-18.
Holohan, Patrick: The Cork Historical and Archaeological
Society: foundation and consolidation, 1891-1943, 19-42.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Some members and memories of other days,
43-58.
Ó Murchadha, Diarmuid: The Society's Journal, 59-82.
McGrath, Walter: The later years of the Society, 83-90.
Murphy, John A.: History and the Journal, 91-102.
Woodman, P.C.: Archaeology and the Journal: concern for a
disappearing past, 103-116.
Ó Riain, Pádraig: Barra naofa: tuairisc an irisleabhair
air, 117-124.
Buckley, D.B.: The Society's outings, 125-154.
Mulcahy, Michael: Cork Historical Guides Committee,
155-158.
Cadogan, Tim: Supporting roles: a century of Cork's other
historical journals, 159-164.
JCHAS 97 (1992)
Foster, R.F.: History, locality and
identity: a lecture to mark the centenary of the Society,
1-10.
O'Brien, William: Boulder-burials: a later
Bronze Age megalith tradition in South-West Ireland, 11-35.
Buttimer, Cornelius: A Gaelic reaction to
Robert Emmet's rebellion, 36-53.
Rynne, Colin: Early medieval
horizontal-wheeled mill penstocks from Co. Cork, 54-68.
Harrison, Richard, S.: The Cork
Anti-Slavery Society, its antecedents and Quaker background,
1755-1859, 69-79.
Ó Maolfabhail, Art: Art: Béalnabláth nó Béal Átha na
Bláthche? 80-84.
Klingelhöfer, Eric: The Renaissance fortifications at
Dunboy Castle, 1602: a report on the 1989 excavations, 85-96.
Ó Gráda, Diarmuid: Cath chéim an fhia: its place in the
Rockite campaign, 97-103.
Davis, Helen Moloney: Set of canopic jars in University
College Cork (with a report on the contents by John Evans),
104-110.
Bielenberg, Andy: The growth and decline of a textile
town: Bandon 1770-1840, 111-119.
Twohig, Elizabeth Shee: A cross-inscribed slab from
Laheratanvally, Skibbereen, Co. Cork, 120-123.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: The Marquess Mac Swiney of Mashanaglass,
124.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Lady Goold and the Bishop, 125.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: The symbol of the notary Roche, 125-6.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: The staple, 126.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: The secret chapel of Helen Goold, 127.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Mr. Danyell Gookin and Carrigaline,
127-128.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Gentry in Debt, 128-130.
JCHAS 98 (1993)
Ó Ríordáin, Traolach: Conradh na Gaeilge i gCorcaigh i
dtosach a ré, 1-26.
O'Brien, Madeline: Excavations at Barrack Street -
French's Quay, Cork, 27-49.
Ó Conchúir, Breandáin: Thomas Swanton,
réamhchonraitheoir in Iar-Chairbre, 50-60.
McCotter, Paul: The Carews of Cork, 61-74.
Lennon, Anne-Marie: Excavation of a ringfort, Raheens I,
near Carrigaline, Co. Cork, 75-89.
Lane, Pádraig G.: The Land and Labour Association
1894-1914, 90-106.
Cherry, Stella: Sheela-na-gigs from County Cork, 107-112.
O'Mahony, Colman: Fishing in nineteenth-century Kinsale,
113-132.
O'Leary, Paddy and Twohig, Elizabeth Shee: A possible iron
age pillarstone on Cape Clear, Co. Cork, 133-140.
Martin, Ged: A visitor to Cork in 1775, 141-143.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: William Kingsmill and the Rising of
1641, 144-5.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Isaac Carroll, botanist, 145.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: `The Twenty-to-one Gun', 145-146.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Where is Hercules? 146.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Another missing memorial: 19th century
grave memorials, 146-147.
Ó Murchadha, Diarmuid: Dúghlas de hÍde - Douglas Hyde
(review article), 148-156.
JCHAS 99 (1994)
Annesley, Cressida: The land war in West Cork: the boycott
of William Bence Jones, 1-22.
Sheehan, John: A Merovingian background for the Ardmoneel
stone? 23-31.
Ó Murchadha, Diarmuid: Clann Taidhg Ruaidh na Scairte,
32-46.
Lennon, Ann-Marie: Summary report on excavation of
ringfort, Raheens no. 2, near Carrigaline, Co. Cork, 47-65.
McCotter, Paul: The Carews of Cork (Part 2), 66-82.
Mulcahy, John: Patrick Lavallin and the Popish Plot,
83-95.
Ó hAnnracháin, Eoghan: Casualties in the ranks of the
Clare regiment at Fontenoy, 96-110.
Meagher, John H.: Elias Voster: the father of Irish
accountancy, 111-119.
Ó Laoghaire, Donncha: Three poems in Irish from mid-Cork,
120-129.
Harvey, Dan: General Michael Collins's notebook, August
1922, 130-132.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: An antiquary's note book 15, Royal Arms
in Cork churches, 133-138.
JCHAS 100 (1995)
Cronin, Maura: Denny Lane, 1-15.
Conlan, Patrick: Berkeley Hall - St Anthony's Hall - Honan
Hostel (UCC), 16-28.
McCarthy, J.P.: In search of Cork's collecting traditions:
from Kilcrea's library to the Boole Library of today, 29-46.
Hurley, Maurice F.: Excavations in Cork City: Kyrl's
Quay/North Main Street and at Grand Parade. (Part I), 47-90.
Fennessy, Ignatius: Patrick Roche of Kinsale and St.
Patrick's College, Rome, 91-104.
Monk, Michael: A tale of two ringforts: Lisleagh I and II,
105-116.
Coyle, Eugene A.: An incident at Cove 1776, 117-128.
Fenning, Hugh: Cork imprints of Catholic historical
interest 1723-1804: a provisional check-list, 129-148.
Lane, Pádraig G.: The organization of rural labourers
1870-1890, 149-160.
Ó Cearbhaill, Pádraig: SQUINCE agus ainmneacha
gaolmhara, 161-166.
Hyland, C.P.: The Cork Total Abstainer, 167-171.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: By the banks of the Sabhrann, 172-174.
McCarthy, C.J.F.: Charles McCarthy 1665 AD, 175.
Cherry, Stella: Fifty years of the Cork Public Museum,
176-177.
JCHAS 101 (1996)
Holohan, Patrick: The destruction of Farsid potato mill
1837, and an associated ballad, 1-8.
Hegarty, Daniel and Hickey, Brian: The famine graveyard on
Carr's Hill near Cork, 9-14.
O'Brien, John B.: Cork society in the 1850s, 15-25.
Hurley, Maurice F.: Excavation in Cork city: Kyrl's
Quay/North Main Street (Part 2), 26-63.
McCotter, Paul: The sub-infeudation and descent of the
Fitzstephen/Carew moiety of Desmond (Part I), 64-80.
Fisher, Michael H.: Cork's Dean Mahomet, 81-93.
Cleary, Rose M.: Medieval graveyard and boundary wall at
Cove Street, Cork, 94-111.
Ó Laoghaire, Donncha: Blúiríní seanaimsireachta ó
oirthear Chontae Chorcaí, 112-114.
Fenning, Hugh: Cork imprints of Catholic historical
interest 1805-1830: a provisional check-list (Part 2),
115-142.
Cronin, Maura: Denny Lane (Part 2), 143-157.
Conlan, Patrick: A list of the altar plate at Saint
Francis, Cork, 158-161.
MacCarthy, C.J.F.: An antiquary's note book 17, Bantry Bay
1796: some local aspects, 162-169.
JCHAS 102 (1997)
Ó hAnnracháin, Eoghan: The Irish Brigade at Lafelt 1747:
Pyrrhic victory and aftermath, 1-22.
Cleary, R.M.: Excavations at Chapel Lane, Youghal, 23-40.
Buttimer, Cornelius G.: Pláig fhollasach, pláig
choimtheach: `Obvious plague, strange plague', 41-68.
McCarthy, Patricia: Sources for the study of the Great
Famine, held at the Cork Archives Institute, 69-78.
Power, Catryn: The human remains from 19-20 Cove Street,
Cork City, 79-88.
McCotter, Paul: The sub-infeudation and descent of the
Fitzstephen/Carew moiety of Desmond (Part II), 89-106.
Long, Patrick: Cork-related letters patent of 1658,
107-110.
Ó Catháin, Diarmaid: Revd Charles Bunworth of Buttevant:
patron of Harpers and poets, 111-120.
Kinmonth, Claudia: West Cork vernacular furniture makers:
comparative analysis of field studies in a coastal community
(Part I), 121-132.
MacCarthy, C.J.F.: An antiquary's note book 18, By the
banks of the Shabhrann (2), 133-136.
Ó Laoghaire, Donncha: Blúiríní seanaimsireachta ó
oirthear Chontae Chorcaí (2), 137-139.
