Maclysaght, Edward
MacLysaght, Edward, 1887-1986
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MacLysaght, Edward, b.1887
MacLysaght, Edward 1889-1986
Edward MacLysaght
Lysaght, Edward E.
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4xx's: Alternate Name Forms (30)
Works
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| An aifric theas |
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| The Arthur manuscriot. |
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| Bibliography of Irish family history |
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| Calendar of the Orrery papers |
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| Changing times : Ireland since 1898 |
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| The Coillcuill herd of pedigree dairy shorthorns and the Raheen herd of pedigree Kerries. |
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| A Consideration of the theory that the backward state of agriculture in Ireland, is a consequence of the excessive competition for land: a paper read before the Dublin Statistical Society, 24th March, 1851. |
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| Correspondence between William X. O'Brien and Edward MacLysaght concerning the preparation of O'Brien's memoirs for publication |
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| Cúrsaí Thomáis |
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| East Clare, 1916-1921. |
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| Forth the banners go, reminiscences of William O'Brien, as told to Edward MacLysaght. |
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| The Gael. |
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| A guide to Irish surnames. |
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| Index to the family map in the Heraldie Dublin Castle. |
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| Information compiled by Edward Lysaght relating to the killing of Connor Clune, Raheen, County Limerick, by Crown Forces in Dublin |
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| Intelligible heraldry : the application of a medieval system of record and identification to modern needs |
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| The Irish and Anglo-Irish landed gentry |
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| Irish eclogues. |
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| Irish families; their names, arms, and origins. |
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| Irish life in the seventeenth century ... |
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| ... The Kenmare manuscripts |
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| Leathanaigh ó mo dhialann |
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| Letter from Charles Dickson to Dr. Edward MacLysaght regarding the contents of a letter from William Carroll to John Devoy (dated 20 May 1914) |
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| Letter from Edward MacLysaght, Depot Commandant, Raheen Manor, Tomgraney, Co. Clare, to Colonel Maurice Moore, Inspector General of the Irish National Volunteers, enclosing accounts of the Training Camp |
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| Letter from Edward MacLysaght to Joseph Mary Plunkett, sending three poems for possible publication in The Irish Review, two of them dealing with farm life and are part of a book Edward MacLysaght is writing, with the third having no relation to the others and was written when Edward MacLysaght was in Hong Kong some years ago |
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| Letter from Thomas J. Murphy, Orderly Officer, Raheen Camp, Co. Clare, to Edward MacLysaght, Commanding Officer, giving a report on the day in the camp on 3rd January 1915 |
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| Letters to Joseph Mary Plunkett concerning the 'Irish Review', including miscellaneous Plunkett family documents mainly concerning the Easter Rising 1916 |
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| Map, showing the location of the principal Irish families together with the leading families of Norman origin. |
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| Master of none |
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| Poems |
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| S. R. Lysaght : the author and the man |
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| Self-government & business interests : a memorandum on the economic and fiscal aspects of the question |
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| Seventeenth century hearth money rolls, with full transcript for County Sligo. |
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| Sir Horace Plunkett and his place in the Irish nation. - |
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| The small fields of Carrig |
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| Some observations on the arms of the four provinces. |
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| Some observations on Thomond surnames : repr. from North Munster antiquarian journal, 1945. |
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| Supplement to Irish families |
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| The surnames of Ireland. |
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| Teague land, or, A merry ramble to the wild Irish : letters from Ireland, 1698 |
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| Toil Dé. |
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