Context: VI.iii. Miscellaneous items concerning Ireland,

VI.iii. Miscellaneous items concerning Ireland,

1868-1869.

Bibliographic Details
Main Creator:	Trench, Richard Chenevix, 1807-1886
Contributors:	Kennedy, John Pitt, 1796-1879 Royal Belfast Academical Institution more
Summary:	Various documents from and/or concerning Ireland. Includes an article on Lord Larcom and his resignation as Under-secretary of State; notes about William Petty and the Civic Survey; transcripts of song and poetry; a diagram with comparative measurements against the Irish standard; and petitions against the repeal of the Union of Great Britain and Ireland.
In collection:	John Pitt Kennedy papers, 1800-1964.
Format:	Manuscript
Language:	English
Published / Created:	1868-1869.
Subjects:	Larcom, Thomas A. > (Thomas Aiskew), > 1801-1879 Petty, William, > Sir, > 1623-1687 Folk music > Ireland Poetry > Ireland > 19th century Measurement > Tables. Petitions > Ireland Ireland > History > Union, 1801 Ireland > History > 1837-1901
Notes:	Physical description: 6 folders, 8 items.
Arrangement:	Sub-fonds. VI.iii.1. Article concerning Lord Larcom's resignation as Undersecretary of State for Ireland, 1868 ; VI.iii.2. Notes concerning Sir William Petty and an agreement concerning land/property ownership, 1869 ; VI.iii.3. Manuscript copy of lyrics to the Irish song "The Shutting of the Gates at Derry",

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.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.
- IV.i. Kennedy family genealogical material, circa 1823-1838.
  - IV.i.1. Printed Kennedy family tree compiled for the book, "A family of Kennedy of Clogher and Londo...
  - IV.i.2. Transcript notes on the Kennedy family by Geoffrey Winthrop Young, circa 1830.
  - IV.i.3. Manuscript notes tracing John Pitt Kennedy's pedigree to Kenneth IV of Scotland, circa 1923.
  - IV.i.4. Draft pedigrees of the Kennedy family mostly, by Geoffrey Winthrope Young, [n.d.]
  - IV.i.5. Miscellaneous notes on the Kennedy family, circa 1936.
- IV.ii. Kennedy relatives' genealogical material, circa 1936.
  - IV.ii.1. Genealogical materials relating to the Cary/Carey family, [n.d.]
  - IV.ii.2. Genealogical materials relating to the Crookshank family, circa 1936.
  - IV.ii.3. Genealogical materials relating to the Stewart family, [n.d.]
  - IV.ii.4. Genealogical materials relating to the families of Squire, Skipton, Tomkins, Maxwell, Moore...
- IV.iii. Miscellaneous genealogical material, 1895-1952.
- IV.iv. Kennedy family biographical material, circa 1880-1940.
  - IV.iv.1. John Pitt Kennedy biographical material, circa 1880-1940.
  - IV.iv.2. Miscellaneous Kennedy family members' biographical material, circa 1902.
V. Ephemera and visual material, 1817-1903.
VI. Newspaper cuttings and miscellanea, 1842-1964.

VI.iii. Miscellaneous items concerning Ireland,

1868-1869.

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Bibliographic Details
In Collection:	John Pitt Kennedy papers, 1800-1964.
Description:	Various documents from and/or concerning Ireland. Includes an article on Lord Larcom and his resignation as Under-secretary of State; notes about William Petty and the Civic Survey; transcripts of song and poetry; a diagram with comparative measurements against the Irish standard; and petitions against the repeal of the Union of Great Britain and Ireland.
Main Creator:	Trench, Richard Chenevix, 1807-1886
Created:	1868-1869.
Language:	English
Extent:	6 folders, 8 items.
Format:	Manuscript
Call Number:	MS 49,529 /112-117 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:	Reproduction rights owned by National Library of Ireland.
Corporate Author:	Royal Belfast Academical Institution