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Ireland: Other references, 1950 onwards
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7 collected reference items← All Ireland other references
Coverage, survival & limitations
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Collected references 7
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7 reference items · earliest first
Complete collection index — all reference links
- Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Alphabetical Index to Privately Deposited Records, entry for Crawford and Glasgow family papers, D2003 [MIC128.]
- National Archives of Ireland, tithe acreage guidance
- "Cavan, County Armagh, Ireland records," images, FamilySearch ( : accessed 26 March 2025), image 76 of 127
- A second legacy National Archives of Ireland URL for the same Ballycregagh/Ballycraigargh household, using the Kilcony spelling variant, was also unavailable when checked 26 August 2026; it is retained here as source provenance pending recovery of a stable archive URL
- Glasgow Branches in Early Ireland, accessed 19 August 2026
- Lisnagaver Townland, County Antrim (), administrative divisions and adjoining-townland map (accessed 2026
- Virtual Record Treasury of Ireland, exact-name, variant and Inishrush searches completed 17 July 2026