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Carlow County - Ireland Genealogical Projects (IGP TM) '98 AND CARLOW By Padraig O'Snodaigh By kind permission of Michael Purcell c.2009
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FOOTNOTES |
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Carlow in ’98: The Autobiography of William Farrell of Carlow, ed Roger MacHugh, Dublin, 1949. |
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‘98 in Carlow, Carlow, 1974, p1OO. |
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They First Arose, Naas, n.d., p27. |
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Sir Richard Musgrave, Memoirs of the different Rebellions in Ireland, Dublin, 1801 (1st ed). |
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John Ryan, The History and Antiquities of the County of Carlow, Dublin, 1833, pp316-323. |
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R MacHugh, ed, op.cit., preface. |
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op.cit., pp92, 93. |
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Cited from, an 1822 source by Seamus 0 Casaide in Watty Cox and his - Publications, Dublin, 1935, p24, |
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"County Carlow, 1791-1801: A Study in an Era of Revolution", unpublished MA thesis, eg pp212, 213. The publication of this thesis would of course be the major contribution towards an understanding of the period in Carlow. |
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Carlow in '98..., pp23/4. |
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p67. |
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p27. 'the curse of Ireland', p156. that dreadful curse of Ireland, p14. |
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p194. |
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p24. |
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'The Irish Parliament in the Eighteenth Century', Proceedings and Reports of the Belfast Natural History and Philosophic Society,, 2nd Ser, Vol IV, 1955, pp17-37. |
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op.cit., foreword. |
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p22. |
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p61. |
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p79. |
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p81. |
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pp 94, 97, 107, 122, 132, 138, 146, 154, 172-4, 195. |
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p123. |
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Duggan, op.cit., p34. |
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Sir H McAnally, 'The Militia Array of 1756 in Ireland', The Irish Sword. Vol 1, No 2, 1950-51, plOO. |
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A list of officers in the Several Regiments and Independent troops and Companies of militia in Ireland; —, Dublin, 1761, p9. |
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op.cit., p304. |
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p305. |
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p146. |
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Volunteer's Companion, Dublin, 1784, pp iii, v. |
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This is taken from a list of corps, compiled from various sources, in the National Museum of Ireland, |
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p103. |
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p169. |
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They First Arose, p324. |
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p321 |
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pp 322, 323, 355, 397 |
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op.cit., p313 |
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They First Arose, p397 |
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Abstracted from a comprehensive list which will .be included: in a forthcoming HMI publication. It is based primarily on the published lists of the period. |
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Ryan, op.cit., p380. |
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Ancell's Monthly Military Companion, September, 1801 lists his promotion from 1st Lt. This note obviously enters a dubio as to the accuracy of Ryan's lists, op.cit,, pp 380, 381, |
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Ryan, op.cit., pp 322/3 380. |
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The Warder, 18 January 1832, |
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Ryan, p381. |
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Killed on 25 June 1798 - See C Dickson, Michael Dwyer, Dublin 1944, p40, |
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Dublin Evening Post, 4 August 1803. |
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Ryan, p381, is the only source for this and for the 1798 date. Both are questionable, unless the Bagnalstown and Mount Leinster unit had divided as early as 1798. |
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Thomas, according to Ryan, 1oc.cit. |
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The reference to O'Neill in Peadar Mac Suibhnes op.cit., p7 could refer to such a unit, though I doubt its existence as early as that. |
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Ryan, op.cit., p38l. |
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Mac Suibhne, op.cit., pp 5-8 |
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Dublin Evening Post, 25 June 1831, The occasion is of course the infamous Battle of the Pound - see Bill Nolan's article in Carloviana, 1970, pp 10-12. |
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New York Review of Books, Vol XXC1, No 1, 8 February 1979, p13. |
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Orangeism in Ireland and Britain 1795-1836, London, 1966, p6. |
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Duggan, op.cit., ppl03f 104. |
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Orangeism: its origins and history, Toronto. 1859, p163. |
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op.cit., pp 322, 323. |
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Duggan, op.cit., p132. |
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p136. |
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Aiken McClelland, The Formation of the Orange Order, n.o., n.p, p13 |
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Finn, op.cit. Irish Magazine? 1811, p175. |
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p528. |
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op.cit, p91 |
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