Memoirs of James Stanley Vickery, 1830s, written c 1889 Australia, Vickery Household, Mollogh, Parish of Durrus

William Warner Vickery and Elizabeth Wolfe from Bantry to Evansville, Indiana memoir Rooska, Reendonegan 1840s Bantry

Mary Isabella Kingston, NT, Corraun National School. Myross, Recipes 1914.

Memoirs of Ignatious O’Brien, Lord Shandon, Lord Chancellor of Ireland re food in Cork

Memoirs of James Stanley Vickery, 1830s, written c 1889 Australia, Vickery Household, Mollogh, Parish of Durrus

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1osWNCwPzT1Zrtqd49KFayvBK3SaHlSzJBHy2WxuL9ps/edit?tab=t.0

Inspired by

From John T. Collins newspaper extracts

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Courtesy Paul MacCotter

Norman and Gael in the Bandon valley

Paul MacCotter

Introduction

This paper deals with the Anglo-Norman settlement in what may best be described as
mid-Cork, an area centring on Bandon town, and goes on to trace the descent of the
chief families of that settlement into the early 17 th century. It also features a study of
the O Mahony lords of Kinelmeaky and the O Murrays of Ballymodan.

https://www.academia.edu/36198458/Norman_and_Gael_in_the_Bandon_Valley_Journal_of_the_Cork_Historical_and_Archaeological_Society_122_2017_1_16