Kavanagh's Historical Bibliography of County Kildare
Search Criteria: Browsing Complete List
Author/Editor |
Title |
| Fitzg. W.
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The castles at Leixlip.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. III, 490--491. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The chair of Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 424--426. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The churchyard of Donoughmore.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. 11, 156. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The coat-of-arms of the O'Connors of Offaly and of Lisagh O'Connor of Leixlip, County Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VI, 241--242. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The deer park of Maynooth castle.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. II, 270. Reference to its mention in the Calendar of Council Book 1581--1586. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The discovery of a sepulchral kist near Castledermot.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VIII, 163. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Donagh Kighow slab of 1633 in the Timolin Churchyard.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 276--277. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Dongan family in the County of Kildare at the commencement of the seventeenth century.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IV, 67--70. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Earl of Kildare's standard bearers in the sixteenth century.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IV, 163--164. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The extinct family of Young of Newtown--O'More, County Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. III, 338. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The former name of Bushy Park in the parish of Kilrush, Co. Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IX, 88. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Franciscan Abbey at Castledermot.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 49. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The great moat at Rathmore, County Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IX, 303. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Grey Abbey at Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. V, 64--65. Item re the internment there of Lord John FitzThomas, Earl of Kildare and Lord of Offaly and his sons Thomas and Richard. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The hill of Mullachreelan and the sepulchral moat at Kilkea castle
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 47--48. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The house and demesne of Monasterevin.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IV, 256--257. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The inscription on the Eustace altar tomb at New Abbey near Kilcullen Bridge.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IV, 65. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Longs or Langs of Daars near Bodenstown.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. V, 62--63. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The makers of the bell in St. David's Church, Naas.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IV, 321. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The meaning of Castlesize.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 188. Includes the meaning of the names Portersize near Timolin and the townland of Hallahoise near Kilkea. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The meaning of the river name Fagile.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 426--427. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Millicent and Firmount townlands.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VI, 424. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The Mullaghmast sculptered boulder.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IV, 245--248. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The old names of Firmount and Millicent, parish of Clane.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. IX, 88--89. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The parish of Ballybracken in the Barony of Offaly West.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VIII, 221. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The parish of Clonaghlis, County Kildare.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII, 190--191. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The parish of Yago and the townland of Gaganstown.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VII. 336--337. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The sepulchral moat and churchyard at Hortland, barony of Ikeathy and Oughterany.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. VI, 356--357. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The sites of two chapels near Kilkea Castle.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. V. 120--121. |
| Fitzg. W.
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The skeleton tombstone in the Franciscan Abbey at Castledermot.
Periodical: J.K.A.S. II, 379--381. |
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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.
