The History and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory |
Contents
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EARLY KINGS OF OSSORYHKINGS 01 OSSORV OF | 27 |
Diarmaid Ceallach Diarmaid Cuilen and Donn | 41 |
KINcs OF OSSORY FROM AD 976 T0 AD 1103 | 47 |
FLIGHT OF THE MAC GILLAPATRICKS TO UPPER OseoRY | 69 |
EXTENT DEANERIES BISHOPS CHAPTER AND COLLEGES OF | 113 |
EXTENT OF OSSORY DIOCESEHDEANERIESPARISHES I | 5 |
AMES BERNARD DUNNE 174958 | 155 |
AMES LANIGAN 17891812 | 217 |
APPENDIX | 279 |
LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS | 285 |
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Abbey Aengus Aengus Osrithe aforesaid Aghaboe Annals anno appointed Archbishop Archdeacon Ballyragget Barony Bishop of Ossory Brian brother Burke Butler Callan Canice Canice’s Canon Cashel castle Castlecomer Cathedral Catholic Cearbhall chalice chapel Church city of Kilkenny clergy College consecrated County Kilkenny Daton Dean death Delany Diaecesis died Diocesan Diocese of Ossory Domhnall Donnchadh Dublin Dunne Durrow Earl Ecclesiae ecclesiastical Edward Episcopate Father find first fit Fitzpatrick five Four Masters Freshford Gillapatrick Gowran Hibernia Holy Inistioge Ireland Irish Jacobus James James Phelane John John Thomas Troy John’s Kieran Kildare Kilkenny city Kilmacow Kilmanagh King of Ossory Lanigan Leinster loco Lord MacGillapatrick Mary’s MICHAEL Molloy Munster office Ordines Ormond Osraighe Ossorians Ossoriensis parish Parochiae Parochus pastor Patrick Phelan priest Queen’s County Rathdowney Richard Rothe Saighir Shee slain successor territory Thomas Thomastown Troy U.S. America Upper Ossory Vicar Walsh Waterford William