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Bridget Hern wants to meet her sister Margaret Markum in Melbourne, 1861.

Much thanks to Mr. William Graham, Emigration Agent, 1859

Little and Cameron - the first Presbyterian marriage in Clare, 1857

Clare people in Australia contribute to Franciscan Church, Ennis, 1855

Funerals of Kennedys, Thuambal-nah-Dierka, 1878, 1882

The modest cost of extensive repairs to the Methodist church, 1878

Mrs Stamer sends females from Clare Castle to Adelaide, 1863

Archbishop Hughes, New York, is celebrant at marriage of O’Kearney. 1858

Death of William Adams Brew, 1878, aged 85

Three London deaths, 1874-1879

Assorted Evictions in Union of Kilrush, 1848

The velocipede (bicycle) comes to Clare, 1869

Lord Inchiquin sets a trend (1877)

Photographs taken under Habitual Criminals Act, 1869

James Hehir’s bequest to Quin and Clooney R. C. churches, 1870

Blind Pauper Girls sing the Hallelujah chorus, 1863.

Kilkenny navies not welcome in Clare, 1854

Some boys in Tulla Workhouse ask for More, 1855

The lineage of Jemina Wilhelmina Hennessy (died Jan. 1850)

Andy Hehir, from Corofin, scales 30-foot wall, 1883

Old Inagh Graveyard - transcriptions and photos

Michael Donnellan fought in 36 engagements in the Peninsular War

A Day in the Bog, Broadford, July 1881

A meat dinner for inmates of Tulla Workhouse, July 1881

The 64th Regiment march from Ennistymon to Ennis, Aug 1881

Carved Altar restored to St Mary’s, Inishcaltra, 1880.

Troops dispatched to Ireland comforted by Maj. Gen. Pakenham,1880

Tuohy family emigrates to Transvaal, 1879

Fashionable Wedding (Crowe and Crowe), Ennis, 1879

A lad named Casey steals a donkey’s winkers, 1879

Annual salary (1879) for position of Post Mistress: £3

An old woman, “Black Peg”, dies near Scarriff, 1879

Wespendorf Language Teacher

New church for Connolly, 1878

Fr. Clancy, Ferryland, a credit to the county of Clare.1878

Mr J. O’Brien, released Fenian, among visitors to Lahinch, 1878

No first name for John Gregg’s mother, Lahardan, Inchicronan (Crusheen)

Two nameless women drown while gathering sea-grass, 1877

Distress in Ennis (1878) reported in Freeman’s Journal

Elizabeth D’Obe married when the French were in Ireland

Patrick Lysaght, arrested for deserting, 1876

Nameless woman drowns while gathering seaweed, 1877

The sunburst flag at Killaloe Regatta, 1876

Workmen's Cottages in Simms Lane, Ennis, 1876

Michael Russell drowned while gathering seaweed, 1876

150 Kilrush men march at funeral of Michael McTighe, 1875

Michael Hayes, photographer, Ennis

Bridget McDonnell, Tarmon, dies aged 100, 1875

Fête at Killadysert, Aug 1875

Waterloo veteran, Patrick Hehir, dies 1871, aged 99