"Johnston, Jack" - 22 Text Results

TitleAuthorDomainPublisherPublication Year
Carleton's ClogherJohnston, JackArticle in Book2006
Clogher parish : some early sidesmen, 1662-1734Johnston, JackArticle in Journal1991
Communications in the Clogher valley,1700-1900Johnston, JackArticle in Journal1978
Flax and linen in the Clogher valleyJohnston, JackArticle in Journal1983
Glenhoy : the first two hundred yearsJohnston, JackMonograph or Collective VolumeGreystones Press1979
In the days of the Clogher Valley : photographs of the Clogher valley and its railway 1887-1942Johnston, JackMonograph or Collective VolumeFriar's Bush1991
Morgan Tellett and the Richardson estate at Augher, 1832-1855Johnston, JackArticle in Journal2007
Scots settlement and Presbyterianism in Sligo, 1600-2010Johnston, JackArticle in Book2024
Society in the Clogher valley, c.1750-1900Johnston, JackArticle in Book2000
Some additional sources for the local historianJohnston, JackArticle in Journal1999
Some christenings, marriages and burials in the parish church of Clogher, Co. Tyrone in 1666 with some notesJohnston, JackArticle in Journal1992
St John's Church, Fivemiletown, 1736-1986Johnston, JackMonograph or Collective Volume[St John's Church]1986
The Brookeborough story : Aghalun in AghaveaMonograph or Collective Volume[Brookeborough Historical Society]2004
The Clogher storyJohnston, JackMonograph or Collective VolumeClogher Development Association2015
The diocese of ClogherJohnston, JackArticle in Book2013
The Irvine baronetcy
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    		• Article in Journal1993
    The Moutray diaries, 1847-1881Johnston, JackArticle in Journal1985
    The Orange Order in County Cavan, 1798-2014Johnston, JackArticle in Book2014
    The poor law in retrospect - workhouses of the north westJohnston, JackArticle in Journal1995
    The Riverstown story : county SligoMonograph or Collective VolumeRiverstown Enterprise Development2005
    The towns of Magherastephana barony, county FermanaghJohnston, JackArticle in Book2004
    Ulster Characters. George Vesey Stewart - colonial entrepreneurJohnston, JackArticle in Journal2001