References

Among the Authorities consulted in the compilation of this Work are the following:

1.—Annals of the Four Masters.

2.—Archdall's Monasticon Hibernicum.

3.—Burke's "Landed Gentry."

4.—Carte's "Duke of Ormond."

5.—Collins's Peerage.

6.—Dalton's "King James's Irish Army List."

7.—De Burgh's "Landowners of Ireland."

8.—De Burgo's Hibernia Dominicana.

9.—Fiant's Elizabeth.

10.—Freeman's "Norman Conquest."

11.—Hanmer's "History of Ireland."

12.—Hardiman's "West Connaught."

13.—Hardinge on the "Circumstances attending the Civil War in Ireland, 1641-1652."

14.—Harris's Hibernica.

15.—Inquisitions in Chancery.

16.—Jackson's "Curwens of Workington Hall."

17.—Jacob's Peerage.

18.—Journal of the Irish Arch. Society.

19.—Lodge's Peerage.

20.—Magee's "History of Ireland."

21.—Mill's "History of the Crusades."

22.—Murphy's "Cromwell in Ireland."

23.—Nicholson's "History of Westmoreland."

24.—O'Conor's "Military Memoirs of the Irish Nation."

25.—O'Laverty's "Historical Account of the Diocese of Down and Conor, Ancient and Modern.

26.—Patent Rolls, temp. James I.

27.—Tribes and Customs of Hy-Many.

28.—Ware's "Antiquities of Ireland."

29.—Wright's "History of Ireland." Etc.

We are also indebted to the valuable labours of the Rev. Dr. Slaughter, whose "History of St. Mark's Parish, Virginia," contains much genealogical information; and to the labours of Col. J. Chester; Messrs. Atkinson, of Whitehaven; William Murray Robinson; George W. Hanson, of Maryland; Gough, Nicols, etc.