It may be presumed that the Traceys of Donegal
are descended from the Cenél Eóghain
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The Traceys of Donegal can trace their history back to
the beginning of historical records, as Donegal formed part of the territory of
the Cenél Eóghain. In Donegal, there is the townland of
Carntressy in Templecarn, 3 kilometers west of Pettigo, named after the Traceys.
Carntressy may mean the burial mound of Tracey, a carn is a burial mound of a
pile of stones. Another interpretation may indicate that it was a royal
inauguration site for the Traceys.
1609 Pardon List Pat. 6 James 1
CIV.-38. John otherwise Shane O'Tressie, Neale
O'Tressie, Rowrie O'Tressie…of Ballinewill, in .... Co. Mar. 6th
1699-1700 Officers of the Earl of Donegal's late Regiment of Foot.Ensign William Tracy 1s. 6d.; Calendar of Treasury Books, Volume 15: 1699-1700. William A. Shaw (editor). 1933 1796 Flax Growers
Patrick Treacey, Clonleigh, DonegalThomas Treacey, Drumhome, DonegalJohn Treasty, Tully, Donegal
British War Office – Chelsea Hospital 1787-1854
Michael
Tracey born Drumholme, Donegal. Served in 31st Foot Regiment Discharged aged
23, 1813-1818
25
January 1817 (FJ) From an Enniskillen Paper
Last week in the neighbourhood of Ballyshannon,
Edward Tracy, a man who, it appears, had served a number of processes for the
Quarter Sessions, was forcibly carried off and detained, in order, as it is
supposed, to prevent his attendance, and thereby frustrate the ends of justice.
This is a novel mode of shewing cause.
1824
Pigot's Directory - Donegal Towns
Edward
Tracey, Gents Boarding Academy, Main St, Ballyshannon, Donegal.
1826/7 Schoolteachers
Mr. Tracie,
CI, Ballyshannon, Killarron, Co. Donegal.
Index
to the Tithe Applotment Book for Ramelton, 1830
Tracy,
Widow
Susan
Jane sailed from Ballyshannon May 12th 1838 / arr. June
22nd/23rd 1838 Port of Sligo - Ballyshannon May 12th 1838. A List of
Passengers allowed to proceeding by the Susan Jane of Donegal, burthen
per Register 84 tons, Hugh Hughes Master, for St. John, New Brunswick.
Kuappy/Knappy?
Treacey, 18, spinster
1839 The New Directory for Londonderry
Tracy, John, Stonemason, Lifford
1846 Slater's DirectoryLawrence Tracy, Grain Merchant, Moville, Moville, Donegal.
1849
Commissioners of National Education
Michael
Tracy, teacher, Derrgonnelly Ballyshannon Donegal, appointed Apr 1845, £16
salary
John
Tracy, teacher, Tullymore Ballyshannon Donegal, appointed Aug 1847
1850
Fowler to Boston
John
Tracey, 30, Labourer
Griffiths
Valuation Donegal 1857
Alphabetical
|
By
area
|
|
Bridget
Tressy, The East Port, Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal Charles
Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal Con
Tressy, Meensheefin Templecarn Donegal James
Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal John
Tracey, Letterkenny Road Clonleigh Donegal John
Tracy, Ballymunterhiggin Inishmacsaint Donegal John
Tracy, Carrickbreeny Drumhome Donegal Laurence
Tracy, Ballynally Moville Lower Donegal Laurence Tracy, Malin Road, Moville Moville
Lower Donegal Michael
Tracy, Kilgole Drumhome Donegal Thomas Tracy, Gortaward Inver Donegal |
John
Tracey, Letterkenny Road Clonleigh Donegal John
Tracy, Carrickbreeny Drumhome Donegal Michael
Tracy, Kilgole Drumhome Donegal Bridget
Tressy, The East Port, Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal Charles
Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal James
Tracy, The East Port, Ballyshannon Inishmacsaint Donegal John
Tracy, Ballymunterhiggin Inishmacsaint Donegal Thomas
Tracy, Gortaward Inver Donegal Laurence
Tracy, Ballynally Moville Lower Donegal Laurence
Tracy, Malin Road, Moville Moville Lower Donegal Con Tressy, Meensheefin Templecarn Donegal |
1861
Ulster Street Directory
Ballyshannon,
is a market town and seaport (formerly a Parliamentary borough) in the
County of Donegal
C.
Treacy, spirit dealer, East Port.
Loftus's inland revenue almanack and official
directory
1861
Second Class Assistant
Stephen
Tracey, Dublin
1863
First Class Assistant
Stph
Treacy, Galway 2D
1864
Rides
S
Treacy, Letterkenny 2
1864 Loftus's inland revenue almanack and
official directory
S. Treacey, Letterkenny, (Dunfanaghy)
1880
Belfast Street Directory
Inland
Revenue Office, Queen's Square, Division Officers - Belfast 2nd Division; Stephen
Treacy
13 October 1863 (FJ) Deaf & Dumb Cabra
...5s...Mr
Tracey, do [Moville].
1863-4
& 1874 Donegal - School under management of clerical RC denomination
Sheriff's
Mountain, Rev. M. Treacy, 1 teacher, fees £3/3/6, salary 24/0/0, books 5/1,
total £27/8/7
1864 – State Registered Births
(See HOME for full list of Births and Marriages up
to 1899)
Tracey,
Ellen, Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 2 162
Tracey,
Ellen, Ballyshannon, Donegal/Leitrim/Fermanagh. 2 3
Tracey,
Patrick, Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 17 201
Tracey,
Thomas, Londonderry, Donegal/Derry. 17 204
Tracy,
Thomas, Ballyshannon, Donegal/Leitrim/Fermanagh. 17 13
Tressy,
James, Ballyshannon, Donegal/Leitrim/Fermanagh. 2 6
Lawrence
Treacy: The Will of Lawrence Treacy late of Moville County
Donegal Merchant deceased who died 17 April 1869 at same place was
proved at Londonderry by the oaths of Richard Anderson of Gulladuff (Moville)
Miller and Merchant and Owen Barr of Moville aforesaid Woollendraper two of the
Executors. Date Of Grant: 10/08/1869 Effects: Effects under £3,000
27 March 1875 (N) Killeenan (from the Ulster
Examiner)
...procession...5000
persons present. They assembled in an adjoining field, in which a suitable
platform was previously erected...On the motion of James m'Analey, Killeenan,
seconded by Mr James M'Cracken, Mr Patrick Tracey, Cloghfin (brother to the Rev
Michael Tracey, Adm, Londonderry) was called to the chair...
15 May 1875 (N)
On
Sunday evening a number of the tenant farmers of Kildress parish assembled in
Mr. Patrick Tracey's Cloghfin, for the purpose of inaugurating a tenant-right
League...Mr. Patrick Tracey, Cloughfin was elected president of the
association...
15 February 1890 (N) Death
The
death is announced of the Rev. Michael Tracey, P.P. V.F., of Dungiven. The
senior members of the community in Desertmartin, where he first officiated, and
many more of the people of Derry, where he ministered afterwards for about
eighteen years, will hear of the event with feelings of unfeigned respect for
his memory. Born in the year 1826 in Lower Badony, he became an ecclesiastical
student of the Brow of the Hill Seminanry, under the presidency of Father
Patrick Campbell. He passed thence with credit to the college of Maynooth.
Having served in Desertmartin as curate for some years, the late reverend
prelate Dr. Kelly brought him to the City of Derry, where he officiated for
about eighteen years. He then appointed him to the important charge of Dungiven parish about the year
1876. After the death of Father Daniel Magee (who, with Rev. William
M'Laughlin, was his colleague in the ministry in Derry City), he succeeded him
as Master of Conference of the county Derry Deanery. Under his pastorate in
Dungiven, which extended over thirteen years, the new church of St. Patrick was
erected cl;ose to the town on the noble site procured by his predecessor, Very
Rev. Father Dan Mooney, and of this undoubtedly fine building Father Tracey was
justly proud, being heard now and then to put forward its claim to be the
second best Catholic Church in this diocese of Derry.
1876
Landowners in Ireland (over 1 acre)
John
Tracy, Newtownconningham, Donegal. 34a/2r/12p. £46.5.0
John
Tracy: The Will of James Baxter late of Moville County
Donegal Pensioner deceased who died 16 October 1880 at same place was
proved at Londonderry by the oaths of John Tracy Spirit Merchant and Charles
O'Reilly Physician and Surgeon both of Moville the Executors. Date Of Grant:
17/11/1880 Effects: Effects under £1,500
21 August 1880 (N) Leitrim Land Meeting
...5000
or 6000 people held at Glenade, County
Leitrim...platform...Ballyshannon...Patrick Treacy...
6 November 1880 (N) The Kinlough Demonstration
...Leitrim...Land
League...Ballyshannon branch [Donegal?]...Patrick Tracy...
Civil Service Evidence of Age
Minnie Treacy, b. 1882, Donegal, Ireland
1883-1900 Chelsea Pensioners British Army Service
Charles Treacy, b.
1860 Ballyshannon, Donegal
September 1889 Student Medals
Junior
Grade...Third Class Prizes (in books)...Jeanie Tracy, Newtowncunningham,
Londonderry...
IRELAND—THE SURVEYOR OF INCOME TAX AT DERRY.HC
Deb 17 February 1890 vol 341 cc426-7
§
MR. ARTHUR O'CONNOR (Donegal, E.) I beg to ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether
he is aware that a warrant was lately issued by the surveyor of Income Tax at
Londonderry against Mr. John Tracy, of
Newtown Cunningham, in Donegal, in respect of Income Tax upon property, but
was discharged on evidence that the ownership was not in Mr. Tracy; whether it
is a fact that during the discussion the Surveyor asked Mr. Tracy, "Why
did you get your name in for a vote on another person's property;" and if
he will explain how an electoral franchise concerns the Surveyor of Taxes as
such?
§ MR.
GOSCHEN An assesment having been made on Mr. Tracy in respect of a holding for
which he was rated as owner and occupier, Mr. Tracy explained that he was not
the owner. The Surveyor of Income Tax then asked Mr. Tracy whether he was rated
for the purposes of obtaining a vote, in order to as certain how his name
appeared in the Rate Book when the property was not this,
Registers
of Seamen's Services
Sidney
Tracy, b. 01 December 1891 Donegal Donegal, Official Number: M5900 ADM 188/1029
1892-1924 Ellis Island Arrivals
The
records have been corrected for typographical errors according to best
estimates for placenames. In addition, an attempt has been made to correctly
identify place names for Ireland. As such, the originals should be checked for
accuracy.
Bridget Tracey, Donegal Ireland, 1904, 25 years
Edward
John Treacy, Drumonaugh (Drumanaught Donegal?) Ireland, 1921, 26 years
Michael
Treacy, Ball...hann.. (Ballyshannon Donegal Ireland?), 1900, 19 years
8 December 1895
San Francisco Call
Mulloy—
In this city, December 7, 1895. Daniel, beloved husband of Mary Mulloy, and
father of Mrs. F. C. Mollett, Mrs. S. J. Malcorab, Dennis F., Charles A. and
thelate Daniel B. Mulloy, and brother of Mrs. Ann Tracy and Philip Mulloy, a
native of County Donegal, Ireland, aged 66 years.
June 1897 Incorporated Law Society of Ireland
Final
examination of Apprentices...John Tracy, junior...
July 1897 New Solicitors
On
Wednesday, 29th inst, before the Right Honourable the Master of the Rolls, Mr.
John Tracy, son of Mr. John Tracy, Newtowncunningham, County Donegal, was
admitted a solicitor of her Majestry's Supreme Court of Judicature in Ireland.
Mr. Tracy served his apprenticeship with Mr. James Toland, solicitor,
Londonderry, and intends practising in that city.
John
Treacy: Probate of the Will of John Treacy late of Moville
County Donegal Spirit Dealer who died 9 September 1898 granted at
Londonderry to Mary Treacy of Moville Widow. Date Of Grant: 28/09/1898 Effects:
Effects £440
1901 Census of England
James Tracey, 32, Ireland
Donegal, Photo Retoucher, Bolton, Lancashire
Alice Mary Tracey, 31, Ireland
Donegal, Bolton, Lancashire
Willie Henry Tracey, 7,
Ireland Down, Juvenile, Bolton, Lancashire
Kittie Tracey, 5, Ireland
Donegal, Juvenile, Bolton, Lancashire
1901 Census Donegal Ancestry Centre
Annie
Tracey, 1901, C
Annie
Tracey, 1901, C
Ellie
Tracy, 1901, C
Jane
Tracey, 1901, C
Jennie
Tracy, 1901, C
John
Treacy, 1901, C
John
Tracey, 1901, C
John
Tracy, 1901, C
John
Tracy, 1901, C
Lilian
Tracey, 1901, C
Maria
Treacy, 1901, C
Mary
Jane Tracy, 1901, C
Mary
Tracy, 1901, C
Mary
Treacy, 1901, C
Minnie
Tracy, 1901, C
Sidney
Tracey, 1901, C
William
Tracey, 1901, C
William
Treacy, 1901, C
*Source : C = Census
1901 Census Fintown, Inishkeel
|
No |
Surname |
Given |
Relationship |
Religion |
Education |
Age |
Sex |
Occupation |
Status |
Born |
Language |
|
3 |
McLoone |
Ellen |
Head |
RC |
RW |
27 |
f |
Publican |
Single |
Donegal |
I&E |
|
|
McLoone |
Bella |
Sister |
RC |
RW |
25 |
f |
Assistant |
Single |
Donegal |
I&E |
|
|
Treacy |
Minnie |
Niece |
RC |
RW |
21 |
f |
Domestic |
Single |
Donegal |
I&E |
|
|
Treacy |
Ellie |
Niece |
RC |
RW |
14 |
f |
Scholar |
Single |
Donegal |
I&E |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
15 |
Tracey |
Annie |
Head |
RC |
RW |
40 |
f |
House Keeper |
Widow |
Donegal |
I&E |
|
|
Tracey |
John |
Son |
RC |
RW |
19 |
m |
Postman |
Single |
Donegal |
I&E |
COASTGUARDS IN
IRELAND 1901 + 1911
|
|
Surname |
First Name |
Rank |
Census |
Born |
Ref.
No. |
Located at |
Station |
|||||
|
Tracey |
William |
Boatman |
1901 |
Essex |
77/5 |
Donegal |
|
||||||
|
Category |
Surname |
Christian name |
Rank |
Station/Cruizer |
Born |
||||||||
|
Census 1901 |
Tracey |
William |
Comm.Boatman |
Culdaff Bay |
Essex |
||||||||
1903 Derry Almanac
John Tracy, Publican, Newtowncunningham,
Donegal.
1907
Ulster Street Directory
Moville
Mrs. Mary Treacy, Alexandra Hotel, Foyle Street
John
Tracy: Probate of the Will of Martha Kennedy late of Castleforward
County Donegal Widow who died 19 February 1909 granted at Londonderry to
John Tracy (Senior) Farmer. Date Of Grant: 16/03/1909 Effects: Effects £556 0s.
6d.
1910
Belfast and Ulster Towns Directory
Strabane, County Tyrone and Lifford, County Donegal
Rev.
P. Tracey C.C. Roman Catholic Church
Moville, County Donegal
Mrs.
Mary Treacy, Alexandra Hotel, Foyle street
1911 Census of Ireland
Full listings alphabetically and by area as published by the National Archives 1911 Census of Ireland 1911
Census - Ardmeen, Templecrone, Donegal
1.
James Roarty, head, Roman Catholic, can't read, aged 67 years, farmer,
married, born Donegal
2.
Annie Roarty, wife, Roman Catholic, can't read, aged 74 years, married, 8
children born/7 still living, born Donegal
3.
Mary Roarty, daughter, Roman Catholic, can read and write, aged 19 years,
farmer's dau, not married, born Donegal
4.
Partick Treacy, grandson, Roman Catholic, can read and write, aged 9
years, scholar, not married, born Donegal
1912
Return of advances under Purchase of Land - Estate of Marquess Conyngham
28
Mar 1912, James Tracey of Muggaingrow Donegal, 21a/1r/18p, value £6/0/0, rent £4/10/0,
gross £97, cash £97, 21.5 years
June 29 1917 Philadelphia Inquirer
(Pennsylvania)
...
widow of William Tracy, of Old Town, Co. Donegal, Ireland...3039 N. 4th St...
1922
Republican Internment and the Prison Ship Argenta
Edward Tracey, Glenelly Valley, County Tyrone.
Edward
Tracey had been born in the United States to County Tyrone parents who had
emigrated in the nineteenth century. Edward Tracey was quite young when his own
father died and he was sent to live with his aunts in Glenelly Valley in County
Tyrone. As a teenager, without paternal influence, he sought camaraderie in the
South Derry…
Frank
E. Tracey, son, 1 September 1994 and 19 November 1997 letters, Co. Donegal.
Mark
Tracey, grandson, 13 December 1997 letter, Middle East.
Republican Internment and the Prison Ship
Argenta 1922 By Denise Kleinrichert. Irish Academic Press, 2001
Tracy
(Newtowncunningham) April 14, 1925
at Newtowncunningham, Co. Donegal, Mrs. Mary J. Tracy. R.I.P. Funeral tomorrow
(Thuirsday) at 11 o'clock, for Requiem Mass. Interment afterwards.
September 1929 -
Miss Jennie Tracy, whose death took place yesterday [27th] at her residence,
Newtowncunningham, Co. Donegal, was a sister of Mr. John Tracy, City Coroner,
Derry. She was highly esteemed and popular in the district, and for years
identified herself with every charitable project. She was a lady of much
culture, and a gifted musician.
6
September 1935 Belfast Gazette
…Rev
Father Tracy of Buncrana…
FAMILY HISTORIES
??? Treacy & Charlie McAllister (b. 1902
Antrim d. Donegal) (McAllister Family Tree)
Isabella Tracy (b.
24 April 1819 Arderth Fermanagh d. 4 June 1907 Hebron Twp McHenry Il) m. Hugh
McNulty 1851 Arderth Fermanagh (LDS)
Isabel TRACY
born 1819 married Hugh McNulty of County Donegal in 1851. In her 1906 obituary
published in an American newspaper it was reported that Isabel was married in
the town of her birth - Arderth (sic), County Fermanagh. The information for
the obituary was provided by her illiterate son-in-law who was also from County
Fermanagh. Have searched church records of western Fermanagh looking for a
record of this marriage without success. Could Arderth be a mis-spelling of an
official name like Ardgart or Ardess? Or is it a colloquial name that is
unrecorded? Suggestions? Tom
McCarthy
Children:
1. John
McNulty
3. 
Susan
Ann McNulty Clancy b: 26 DEC 1852 in Co Donegal, Ireland
James
Tracy & Juliana Neil (May have moved from Derry)
James
b. 21 September 1876 (LDS)
John
Tracy & Mary Jane Horgan/Hargan
Ann
Jane b. 9 September 1873 (LDS)
John
b. 8 August 1874 (LDS)
Mary
b. 11 December 1875 (LDS)
Drumholm (& Ballintra) (South-East
Donegal)
Thomas
Tracey & Bridget McCue
Mary
(b. 15 August 1862/3 Ballantra d. 15 August 1900 Eastfield Airdrie Lanark West
Lothian Scotland) m. James Martin 30 September 1882 Springburn Glagow Lanark
West Lothian Scotland (LDS)
Thomas
Tracey & Bridget McHugh
Ellen
b. 9 January 1864 Ballintra District (LDS)
Bridget
b. 24 July 1865 Ballintra (LDS)
Innismacsaint (South-East Donegal) See also
Fermanagh
Anne b. abt
1780 Inishmacsaint m. Benjamin Brown 29 November 1801 Inishmacsaint (LDS)
Kilbarron
(& Ballyshannon) (South-East Donegal)
Charles
Treacy & Margaret Timon(e)y
Mary
b. 26 July 1864 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Margaret
b. 16 November 1865 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Simon
b. 17 July 1869 (LDS)
Edward
b. 16 December 1873 (LDS)
1. Mr.
Treacy & Mrs Treacy
1.1 Patrick Treacy b. 1864 Ballyshannon Donegal m. ??? abt 1891 Clones
Monaghan (LDS)
1.1.1
Charles b. 17 November 1893 Clones d. 20 November 1971 (LDS)
1.1.2
Frank b. 1895 Clones d. before 1990 (LDS)
1.1.3
Edward b. 1897 Clones d. 1999 (LDS)
1.1.4
Catherine b. 1897 Clones d. 1990 (LDS)
1.2 James b. abt 1868 Ballyshannon (LDS)
1.3
Margaret b. 1872 Ballyshannon (LDS)
Killaghtee
(South Donegal)
John
Tracey & Unity Tolan
Margaret
b. 11 May 1866 Dunkineely (LDS)
Thomas
b. 10 August 1869 (LDS)
Sarah
Ann b. 14 July 1875 Dunkineely (LDS)
Catherine
b. 17 November 1877 (LDS)
Moville
(North-East Donegal)
John
Tracy m. Jane
Beatty/Beattie, Carrowmena
October 1864
Robert
b. 27 May 1865 Moville (LDS)
Mary
b. 14 September 1871 (LDS)
John
Treac(e)y & Mary Hegarty
John
Joseph b. 6 July 1874 (LDS)
Mary
b. 16 July 1877 Moville (LDS)
Caroline
Lucy b. 21 April 1879 Moville (LDS)
GENERAL REFERENCES FOR DONEGAL
"A Demographic Study of Tory Island and Rathlin
Island 1841-1964," Ulster Folk, 17, 1971, 70-80
"Kinship and Land Tenure on Tory Island", Ulster
Folk, 12, 1966, 1-17
Historical notes of Raphoe, Finn Valley, Lifford and
Twin towns, Knights of Columbanus, Stranorlar,
1991.
Aalen, F.H. Gola: the life and last days of an
island community, Mercier Press, Cork, 1969.
Allingham, Hugh Ballyshannon: its history and
antiquities (with some account of the surrounding neighbourhood),
Londonderry, 1879.
Beattie, Seán The book of Inistrahull,
Lighthouse, Carndonagh, 1992.
Briody, Liam Glenties and Iniskeel, Donegal
Democrat, Ballyshannon, 1986.
Campbell, Patrick Memories of Dungloe, [the
author], New Jersey, 1993.
Conaghan, Charles History and antiquities of
Killybegs, Donegal Democrat, Ballyshannon, 1975.
Conaghan, Pat Bygones: New Horizons on the History
of Killybegs, Killybegs, 1989.
Doherty, William J. Inis-Owen and Tirconnel: being
some account of the antiquities ... of Donegal, Dublin, 1895.
Doherty, William J. The abbey of Fahan in
Inishowen, Co. Donegal, P. Traynor, Dublin, 1881.
Duffy, Godfrey F. A guide to tracing your Donegal
ancestors, Flyleaf Press, Dublin, 1996.
Duffy, J. (ed.) A Clogher Record Album; a diocesan
history,
Egan, Bernard Drumhome, Donegal Democrat,
Ballyshannon, 1986.
Farrell, Noel Exploring Family origins in
Letterkenny, Self, Longford, 1997. Includes transcripts of 1901, 1911
censuses, 1838 Thoms, 1941 Electors, Griffith's
Farrell, Noel Exploring Family origins in
Ballybofey/Stranorlar & Killygordon, Self, Longford, 1994. Includes
transcripts of 1901, 1911 censuses, 1838 Thoms, 1941 Electors, Griffith's
Fleming, Sam Letterkenny: past and present,
Donegal Denocrat, Ballyshannon, 197-.
Gallagher, Barney Arranmore Links: the families of
Arranmore, Dublin, Aiden Gallagher, 1986
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West Donegal, 1893.
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Lucas, Leslie W. More about Mevagh, Appletree
Press, Belfast, 1982.
Lucas, Leslie W. Mevagh Down the Years,
Belfast, 1983.
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of Raphoe, Dublin, .
Maguire, Edward Letterkenny past and present,
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Stepless, Bundoran, 193-.
Manning, Aidan Glencolumbkille 3000 B.C. - 1985 A.D.,
Donegal Democrat, Ballyshannon, 1985.
McClintock, May After the battering ram: the trail
of the dispossessed from Derryveagh, 1861, An Taisce, Letterkennt, 1991.
McCreadie, John Glenwar & Oughterlin, Foyle
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Mullin, T.H. The kirk and lands of Convoy since the
Scottish settlement, Belfast Newsletter, Belfast, 1960.
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O'Donnell, Vincent Ardaghey Church and people,
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Democrat, Ballyshannon, 1992.
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1938.
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