• Calendar of papal registers (RC Pope) for Great Britain & Ireland. (869p.)

Series:

• No. 1 (Mar 1930), No. 2 (Jan 1931) , No. 3 (Sep 1931) , No. 4 (Oct 1932) , No. 5 (May 1934) , No.5 (inc. index to Nos. 1-4)
• No. 6 (Nov 1934) , No. 8 (Mar 1938), No. 9 ( Oct 1940), No. 9 (inc. index to Nos.6 & 8).
• No. 10 (Jul 1941), No. 12 (Jan 1943), No. 13 (index to Nos.10 & 12).
• No. 16 (March 1946) , No. 17 (1949) , No. 19 (index to Nos.16 & 17).
• No. 22 (1960) , No. 23 (1966) , No. 24 (1967) , No. 25 (1967) , No. 26 (1970) , No. 27 (1972) , (no index?)

Specific Topics:

• No. 7 (A guide to Irish Genealogical Collections)
• No. 11 (Two diaries of the French Expedition, 1798)
• No. 15 (Survey of Documents in Private Keeping, first series)
• No. 14 (Report on Documents relating to the Wardenship of Galway)
• No. 18 (The O Clery Book of Genealogies)
• No. 20 (Survey of Documents in Private Keeping, second series)
• No. 21 (Franco-Irish Corespondence December 1688 - August 1691)
• No. 28 (Including the Report to the Taoiseach)
• No. 29 (Including Two Reports to the Taoiseach)
• No. 30 (Including Two Reports to the Taoiseach)
• No. 31 (Including a Report to the Taoiseach)
• No. 32 (Including Two Reports to the Taoiseach)
• No. 33 (Including a Report to the Taoiseach)
• No. 34 (Including a Report to the Taoiseach)
• No. 35 (Including a Report to the Taoiseach on the Work of the Commission 1987-1990)
• No. 36 (Including a Report to the Minister of Arts Culture and the Gaeltacht on the Work of the Commission 1991-1994)
• No. 37 (Including a Report to the Minister of Arts, Heritage, Gaeltgacht and the Islands on the Work of the Commission 1995-1996)

• Inc. indexes of people, places, & subjects. Contents: v1, 1902-1670 & v2, 1670-1705. "A collection of documents taken from 2 sources: (1) The Ellis Mss, now in the PRONI; (2) The records of the Honourable, The Irish Society of London (now in the Guildhall Library in London."

• Inc. index of people, places, & subjects; 2 maps

• Inc. indexes...

• Inc. index. Contains: v.1 1172-1350, v.2 1350-1413, v.3 1413-1509, v.4 1509-1547, v.5 1547-1584, v.6 1584-1603, v.7 1604-1615, v.8 1603-1614 (deeds 3326-3578). Supl. to v.1 is found under "The Red Book of Ormond (ed. by Newport B. WHITE)". (see below... # 21)

• Inc. bibliographical references & indexes of persons & places.

• Inc. index.

• Inc. info from the Calendar of Convert Rolls, John Lodge's Convert Book, a 1732 convert pamphlet, & a list of converts having taken the oath.
• "Catholics were restricted from owning property, voting and other civil rights during the 1700's. Some of them renounced their religion, converting to the Church of Ireland in order to enjoy such rights. Besides taking the sacrament in the Church of Ireland, they were required to file a certificate in a court of law. These Convert ceritficates were kept in the Chancery Court Rolls Office until 1867, at which time they were transferred to the Public Records Office. The actual rolls were destroyed by the fire in 1922, but they had been calendared and recorded."

• Inc. index.

• "The Edith A. Somerville Archive forms part of the papers of the Somerville family. It comprises more than three thousand eight hundred items (letters, account books, diary entries, illustrations, photographs, press cuttings etc.) ..." --p. 7. The section entitled "an evaluative essay" contains much biographical material about the Somerville family and a Somerville-Coghill pedigree from 1760. The archive is located in Castletownsend in the civil parish of Castlehaven, County Cork. Drishane was the name of the estate.

• Inc. indexes to persons & places. "The suppression of Irish religious houses began in 1535. In 1540 a royal commission was issued to the Lord Deputy, Sir Anthony St. Leger and three officials sent from England charging them with financial duties, including the taking of "extents" or surveys of former monastic lands confiscated by Henry VIII."

• Sir Wm. Fitzwilliam served as Vice-Treasurer & Receiver-General in IRE 1560-1565.

• Comprising A. The introduction to the book of genea- logies / by Dubhaltach Mac Firbhiaigh. B. The ancient tract on the distribution of the Aithech-thuatha. C. The Lecan miscellany, being a collection of genealogical excerpts in the Book of Lecan. --

• Inc. index. Contains extracts from wills, letters, diaries, etc...

• Inc. index, p.313-345. Contains early land records... Text in Latin.

• "A list of the patent rolls then extant was printed by the commissioners in the supplement to their 8th report; the portion of this referring to the reign of James I has also been reproduced": p. 393-397."

• Inc. index. Text in English & Latin

• no index. Commentary by Eric S.J. Brooks...

• Inc. name & place index. "Includes 139 abstracts from Dublin, several from counties Carlow, Kildare, Offaly, Wexford, Wicklow, Westmeath, and one each from the counties of Antrim, Cork, Leix and Meath. Abstracts from six collections of wills and inventories preserved at the meeting house of the Society of Friends in Dublin. The original purpose for keeping a copy of a deceased Friend's will was to ensure that minor heirs would receive their inheritance and be treated fairly."

1. "This book is a cartulary compiled in the fourteenth century, containing rentals and deeds relating to the property in Ireland of the Butler- Ormand family; it is the oldest Irish family register extant ... " --Preface. (Most of the land holdings were in County Tipperary. Other places were in County Limerick and various counties in the province of Leinster.).

   The Red Book of Ormond

   Notes:

   • Originally published: Dublin : Stationery Office, 1932. Text in Latin : preface, headings and index in english: (184p.)

   • "This book is a cartulary compiled in the 14th Century, containing rentals and deeds relating to the property in Ireland of the Butler-Ormand family; it is the oldest Irish family register extent ... "

   • Preface: Most of the land holdings were in Co. Tipperary. Other places were in Co. Limerick and various counties in the province of Leinster...

   FHL Fiche#: 6,026,300 (can be ordered at any FHL Family History Center...)

   The index:

   1. Extent of lands in Co. Carlow, 30 June 1303
   2. Charter of John, Lord of Ireland to Theobold Walter [c. 1192]
   3. Grants by Theobold Walter of lands of Tullarith
   4. Extent of lands in Arklow 1303
   5. Extent of lands in the Barony of Kilka
   6. A Note on Excommunication
   7. Extent of Omail [Imaal, Co. Wicklow]
   8. Rent of lands of J. Wogan in Tristeldermot (Castle Dermot, Co. Kildare) Oct 1311
   9. Extent of Brun (Co. Wicklow) 18 Oct 1311
   10. Extent of the Manor of Bree (Bray, Co. Wicklow) 23 Oct 1311
   11. Extent of the Manor of Coureduff (Corduff, Co. Dublin) 24 Oct 1311
   12. Extent of Turbya (Turvey, Co. Dublin) 31 Oct. 1311
   13. Extent of the Manor of Cloncorri (Cloncurry, Co. Kildare) 8 Nov 1304
   14. Extent of the Manor of Ballygaueran (Bowran, Co Kilkenny) 14 May 1306
   15. Rental of Ballygaeran 1303
   16. Extent of the Manor of Balyherk (Co. Tipperary) 1303
   17. Extent of the Manor of Nyncheaunlef (Co. Tipperary) 1303
   18. Lands of Robert Purcell 2 Feb 1308
   19. Lands helb by Grimbaldus de Samlysbury in Moycark (Moycarkey, Co. Tipperary) 13 Dec 1304
   20. Extent of the Manor of Balysichan (Ballysheehan, Co. Tipperary) 11 June 1304
   21. Extent of the Manor of Synon (Co. Tipperary) 13 Dec 1305
   22. Extent of the Manor of Arthmail (Ardmayle, Co. Tipperary) 13 Dec 1305
   23. Extent of Villa Yvor 1304
   24. Extent of the Manor of Moyalyy (Moyaliff, Co. Tipperary)
   25. Extent of the Manor of Kyllyn (Co. Kilkenny) 7 Jan 1300
   26. Extent of the Manor of Thorles (Thurles) 18 May 1303
   27. Charter of Theobald Walter I to Hospital of S. John, Newgate, Dublin
   28. Grant by Robert de Mandeville to Robert Ritz Frerich
   29. Charter of Joyn Comym, archbishop of Dublin, to Theobald Walter I
   30. Prior & Canons of Nanath (Nenagh) and Theobald Walter I
   31. John, Lord of Ireland & John Comyn, archbishop of Dublin 27 Dec 1192
   32. Grant by H. Brown to H. Laffain 4 Apr 1305
   33. same to same
   34. Grant by R. de Lothken to H. Laffain
   35. Grant by Eustace le Poer to Edmund le Botiller
   36. Grant by David de Baa to members of his family 11 July 1299
   37. Bonds of J. Fitz Laurence, bailiff to Edmund le Botiller 31 May 1303
   38. Bond of John de Barry & his brothers to Theobald Walter V 3 Feb 1296
   39. Engagement of Philip Marescall to Gerald Marescall 1302
   40. Engagement of H. Laffain to Gervase de Raley 1305
   41. Engagement of John Traharne to Edmund le Botiller
   42. John FitzLaurence, bailiff 3 Feb 1303
   43. J. Cymentarcus, bailiff
   44. O. de Grandison: bailiffs audit 1290
   45. W. de Warrenna, Master of the Templars in Ireland, Bailiffs audit 25 May 1307
   46. Grant & release from Gervase de Raley to H. Laffain 26 Apr 1305
   47. Quit Claim by Richard FitzAlan 20 Jan 1307
   48. Grant by Hugh, Abbot, & community of Otheney (Abington, Co. Limerick) to H. Laffain 1 May 1293
   49. Grant by Theobald Walter V to his mother, Joan la Botiller, 30 Apr 1298
   50. Grant by William, Abbot, & community of Wethney (Obington, Co. Limerick) to J. Renath & another 24 June 1305
   51. Grant by Sir R. Purcell to David the clerk
   52. David McMahon, bishop & chapter of Killaloe; covenant with Edmund le Botiller 21 June 1302
   53. Covenant between John de Neyvile & Theobald Walter V 20 Apr 1296
   54. Covenant between John de Pembrok & John Marescall 29 Sep 1304
   55. Covenant between H. de P. & R. de P. 23 Apr 1293
   56. Covenant between William de Preston & Walter Belcoc 21 Apr 1293
   57. Covenant between Herbert de Marisces & John de Druhull 14 May 1305
   58. Marriage covenant between David & his son Robert Gerard & William & his daughter Alice de Preston 15 Jan 1305
   59. Gilbert le Palmer: Bond to Nicholas de Ffernes 5 May 1309
   60. Covenant between edmund le Botiller & Roger Fraunceys 2 Jan 1309
   61. A lodging in Cashel for Edmund le Botille
   62. Appointment of a custodian by W. de Bourne, canon of Ferns 4 May 1312
   63. Grant by E. de Brenengham to Lucy de Roilly 31 May 1305
   64. H. Laffain: bond to Robert de Lothken 26 May 1305
   65. Bond of Richard FitzMeyler
   66. Grant by Edmund le Botiller to Roger Hervy & his wife 4 June 1307
   67. Grant by Edmund le Botiller to Adam le Blund 4 June 1307
   68. Grant by Edmund le Botiller to his brother, Thomas le Botiller
   69. Extent of the Manor of Carrek McGriffyn (Carrick) 30 Nov 1415
   70. Extent of the Manor of Balybrothy (Co. Tipperary) 1415
   71. Extent of the Manor of Grenagh 5 Dec 1415
   72. Extent of the Manor of Polroan (Pollrone, Co. Kilkenny) 7 Dec 1415
   73. Extent of the Manor of Cnoktoffre (Knocktopher, Co. Kilkenny) 27 July 1312
   74. Extent of the Barony of Overke (Iverk, Co. Kilkenny) 20 June 1314
   75. Transfer of land by P. le Erchedekyn to Edmund le Botiller 2 Jan 1315
   76. Quit Claim by R. FitzMilo McNaspuk to Sir Richard le Poer 14 July 1320
   77. James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond concession to Nicholas Mumbard
   78. same. Quit Claim concerning lands of John White
   79. same. Grant to John White & Carolus Lumbard
   80. Bond of Nicholas Lumbard to James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond
   81. Indenture of John White with James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond
   82. James Butler, 2nd Earl of Ormond & Elizabeth his wife: Covenant with Andrew McShane & Juliana his wife
   83. Final concord between the same 8 Oct 1375
   84. Inquisition as to the boundaries of Lesterlyng (Listerlin, Co. Kilkenny) 19 Apr 1428
   85. Arbitration as to Tithes of Listerlyng (Listerlin) 20 Aug 1547 (in English)
   86. Grant by Thomas Fleming, bishop of Leighlin to James Butler, 4th Earl of Ormond 27 Feb 1441
   87. Letter of Attorney by the same 27 Feb 1441
   88. Grant by the same to the same 27 Feb 1441
   89. Letter of Attorney by the same 27 Feb 1441
   90. Rental of the Barony of Knocgraffane (Knock Graffan, Co. Tipperary) 1308
   91. Extent of the Manor of Donkeryn (Kings Co.) 11 Aug 1305
   92. Extent of the Manor of Carkenlls (Co. Limerick) 5 June 1300

   end...

• Inc. index. The register is a compilation of the hospital's charters and deeds from its founding ca. 1174 until 1486.

• Inc. surname & locatity indexes. Contains abstracts of wills from ALL Ireland Cos.: v.1 1708-1745 reprint, v.2 1746-1785 reprint, and v.3 1785-1832. "The Registry of Deeds began recording wills of persons who died after March 25, 1708, in which real estate was assigned to heirs. These wills were recorded in three ways: in full, in the testator's own words; "Narrate," or third person; and "Précis," or brief statement showing to whom the testator assigned his real estate. These have become invaluable after the destruction in 1922 of the original wills deposited at the Dublin Public Record Office."

• Inc. index. Docs. chiefly in Spanish...

• Inc. index. "...printed fom the letter book in v. 4 of the Carew papers in the Public Record Office, London. The letter book contains copies of important letters respecting Ireland which passed through the office of Sir Francis Walsingham, the principal Secretary of State."