Nash, Mary, 1884-1976
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Ryan, Mary Josephine, 1884-1977
Mary Nash American actress (1884-1976)
VIAF ID: 24155502 (Personal)
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Works
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| ‘Chapter XX Sean McDermott’ in Maurice Joy (ed.), 'The Irish Rebellion of 1916 and its Martyrs: Erin’s Tragic Easter' pp 372-379 |
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| College scandal [MP] 1935: |
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| Copy letter from Josephine "Min" Ryan to Máirín Cregan requesting she send her an Irish dictionary and includes note from Cregan underneath copy letter |
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| Correspondence: the Ryan family |
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| Draft of circular letter from Máire Ní Riain [Min Ryan], Hon. Secretary of Cumann na mBan, informing the recipient that the annual convention will be held on 2nd December 1917 and that the Executive of the Cumann na mBan "desires that every Branch should try to have a special mass offered up for the Souls of those who have laid down their lives for Irish Freedom on November 2nd - All Souls' Day" |
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| Easy living = La vie facile |
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| Essays "The teacher as actor" and "The heuristic method" by Min Ryan |
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| Front pages of 'The Star' and 'The Daily Telegraph' following the Easter Rising, draft of an article regarding London Irish who lost their lives in the Easter Rising, and letter from American journalists concerning the Easter Rising |
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| Heidi |
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| Letter from Dr. James Ryan, Military Prison in Field, Bere Island, Co. Cork, to Mary Josephine Ryan asking about family |
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| Letters from Cumann na mBan to the Irish Volunteers regarding the organisation |
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| Letters from Nelly Ryan, Tomcoole, Co. Wexford, to her sister Min Ryan |
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| Letters to Min Ryan from friends and acquaintances, with one letter from Min Ryan to her friend May MacManus in London and one letter from Father Paddy Browne to Jack Ryan |
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| Letters to Min Ryan from her aunt Kate Ryan, her sisters Kit Ryan and Lizzie Ryan, her brother Jim Ryan, and her parents John Ryan and Eliza Ryan |
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| The rains came |
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| Reference letters for Min Ryan from James J. Macken, Sophie Bryant, James Browne (Bishop of Ferns), and others |
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| The Ryans of Tomcoole : Family archive. |
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| Seán T. Ó Ceallaigh and the Ryans of Tomcoole papers |
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| 필라델피아 스토리 |
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