Context: I.i. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy and his family,

I.i. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy and his family,

1811-1869.

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Kennedy, John Pitt,
Contributors:	Kennedy, Evory, 1806-1886. Kennedy, Charles Horatio, 1810-1862 Kennedy, George Crookshank, 1798-1842 Kennedy, George Marius, 1841-1869 Kennedy, John Pitt, 1824-1890? Style, Charles, 1777-1853 Kennedy, Tristram more
Summary:	Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his brothers Dr. Evory, Charles Horatio and George Crookshank, concerning estate management, family affairs and public and political matters. Also included is correspondence with his son George Marius (and related letters from others concerning the boy's death) and with his nephew John Pitt. Also includes estate correspondence with his father-in-law, Sir Charles Style, his parents Rev. John Pitt Kennedy and Mary Cary and various other members of his family.
In collection:	John Pitt Kennedy papers, 1800-1964.
Format:	Manuscript
Language:	English
Published / Created:	1811-1869.
Subjects:	Loughash National and Agricultural School Cloghan Agricultural School Ireland > History > 1837-1901
Notes:	Physical description: 8 folders, 83 items.
Arrangement:	Sub-fonds. I.i.1. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his brother, Dr. Evory Kennedy, 1849-1868 ; I.i.2. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his brother, Charles Horatio Kennedy, 1844-1855 ; I.i.3. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his brother, George Crookshank Kennedy, 1829-1842 ; I.i.4. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his son, George Marius Kennedy, 1869 ; I.i.5. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his nephew, John Pitt Kennedy, 1866-1867 ; I.i.6. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy and his father-in-law, Sir Charles Style, 1836-1865 ; I.i.7. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with other members of his family, 1811-1838 ; I.i.8. Notebook of John Pitt Kennedy's copy letters, mostly to family members, 1820-1831.

John Pitt Kennedy papers, 1800-1964.

I. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy, 1811-1875.
II. Correspondence of the Kennedy family and others, 1800-1957.
III. Books and reports, 1864-1976.
- III.i. Reports on Indian railways and British relations with India, by John Pitt Kennedy, 1854-1872.
  - III.i.1. Bombay, Baroda and Central India Railway : report on line.
  - III.i.2. On the financial and executive administration of the British Indian Empire : a paper read a...
  - III.i.3. Memorandum by Lieut.-Colonel J.P. Kennedy, 31st December 1861.
  - III.i.4. British home and colonial Empire : part I. mutual relations and interests,
  - III.i.5. Railway gauge considered in relation to the bulk and weight of goods to be conveyed, more e...
  - III.i.6. Miscellaneous notes and appendices for a report on the Indian railways, [n.d.]
- III.ii. A family of Kennedy of Clogher and Londonderry c. 1600-1938.
- III.iii. Manuscript report by James Moore, manager of Loughash Agricultural School, with progress re...
- III.iv. Miscellaneous books and reports, 1851-1976.
IV. Kennedy genealogical and biographical material, circa 1853-1952.
V. Ephemera and visual material, 1817-1903.
VI. Newspaper cuttings and miscellanea, 1842-1964.

I.i. Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy and his family,

1811-1869.

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Bibliographic Details
In Collection:	John Pitt Kennedy papers, 1800-1964.
Description:	Correspondence of John Pitt Kennedy with his brothers Dr. Evory, Charles Horatio and George Crookshank, concerning estate management, family affairs and public and political matters. Also included is correspondence with his son George Marius (and related letters from others concerning the boy's death) and with his nephew John Pitt. Also includes estate correspondence with his father-in-law, Sir Charles Style, his parents Rev. John Pitt Kennedy and Mary Cary and various other members of his family.
Main Creator:	Kennedy, John Pitt,
Created:	1811-1869.
Language:	English
Extent:	8 folders, 83 items.
Format:	Manuscript
Call Number:	MS 49,529 /1-8 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by National Library of Ireland.