Kavanagh's Historical Bibliography of County Kildare
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Title |
| Orpen, Goddard H.
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Site of the battle of Glen-Mama.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. XXXVI, 78--80. Here suggested as lying between the hills of Oughterard, Lyons and Newcastle on one side and those of Saggart on the other. |
| Orpen, Goddard H.
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The Fitzgeralds, Barons of Offaly.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. XLIV, 99--113. Contains details of the granting of lands in Co. Kildare to the Fitzgerald family. |
| O'Sullivan Benedict
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The formation of the County Kildare--A lesson in historical geography
Periodical: Newbridge Quarterly, IX, Nos. 36 and 37 P. 8--14. |
| O'Sullivan, Benedict
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Aonach Carman--A study in ancient Irish topography.
Periodical: Newbridge Quarterly, VII, No. 32 and 33 P. 131--134, and IX, No. 34, P. 18--22. |
| O'Sullivan, T.
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Goodly Barrow Published: 1983. Publisher: Ward River Press |
| O'Toole, P.T.
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History of the Clan O'Toole ( Ui Thuathail ) and other Leinster septs. Published: 1890 Publisher: M. H. Gill, Dublin. |
| O'Toole, Terence
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A Tour to Connaught. Letter 1.
Periodical: Dublin Penny Journal, Vol.1, No. 14, Sept. 29, 1832, P. 105--107). Contains a descriptive note on Leixlip and Leixlip Castle. |
| O'Toole, Terence
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A Tour to Connaught. Letter 2.
Periodical: Dublin Penny Journal, Vol.1, No. 16, P. 126--127. Includes a descriptive note on Carton, Maynooth. |
| Otway- Ruthven, J.
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The Medieval County of Kildare
Periodical: I.H.S. XI:181-99. |
| Otway-Ruthven Jocelyn,
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Ireland in the 1350s. Sir Thomas de Rokeby and his successors.
Periodical: J.R.S A.I. XCVII, 47--59. Contains many references to Kildare. |
| Otway-Ruthven, Jocelyn
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Knights fees in Kildare, Leix and Offaly.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. XCI, 163--181. |
| Otway-Ruthven, Jocelyn
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Royal Service in Ireland.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. XCVIII. 37--46. Includes a list of proclamations of royal service in which the armies of Castledermot and Kildare are referred to. |
| Parkhill, Trevor
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Business records in Co. Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XV, 262--267. |
| Paterson, John
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Kildare (Subtitle: the Cathedral Church of Saint Brigid) Publisher: No Imprint |
| Paterson, John
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Meath and Kildare. An Historical Guide Published: 1981. Publisher: George Corrigan |
| Pegley, Suzanne
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Register of the parish of Leixlip, Co. Kildare 1665-1778. Published: 2001 Publisher: Representative Church Body Library, Dublin. |
| Pender, Seamus
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A Cencus of Ireland Circa 1659, with supplementary material from the Poll Money Ordinances (1660--1661).
Kildare is arranged by Baronies on P.393--410. |
| Petty, William
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Hiberniae delineatio.
Published: 1685
Publisher: William Petty, Dublin.
36 sheets. Kildare is sheet no. 13. |
| Phillips, H
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The Grand Canal; (2) The Passenger boats.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. X. 3--19. |
| Phillips, H.
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The Grand Canal.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IX. 434--453. Includes a table of the bridges on the Grand Canal. |
| Pike, H. K. J.
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Medieval Fonts in Kildare
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XVII:206-10. |
| Ponsonby, Gerald
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Bishopscourt and its owners.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VIII, 3--29. Deals principally with the Ponsonby family. |
| Porter, Frank (ed.)
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Porters Post Office Guide and Directory of the Counties Kildare and Carlow 1910. Publisher: No Imprint |
| Prendergast, Ellen
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Amber bead from Oghil, Co. Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XIII, 456--457. |
| Prendergast, John P.
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Ireland from the Restoration to the Revolution, 1660 to 1690.
Published: 1887
Publisher: Longmans, Green and Co., London.
P. 22 deals with John Lattin of Morristown and his son Stephen. |
| Price, L.
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Antiquities of Burgage and district.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XII, 137--143. |
| Price, L.
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Cist burial at Kennycourt, Co. Kildare.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. LXV, 327--329. |
| Price, L.
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Discovery of skeletons at Haynestown.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. XII, 197--199. |
| Price, Liam
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Cist burials in Co. Kildare. I. Halverstown near Kilcullen; 2. Hempstown Commons near Blessington.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. LXVIII, 293--294. |
| Price, Liam
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Place name study as applied to history.
Periodical: J.R.S.A.I. LXXIX, 26--38. Bealach Mughna, Co. Kildare is dealt with. |
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Compiled by Michael Kavanagh of Kildare County Library
This resource was made possible through the support of the Heritage Council and the Local Studies department of the Library & Arts Service of Kildare County Council.
