Marble Hill Old News

Sir John Burke Mr Isaac Weld John Burke (1782-1847), 2nd baronet, Marblehill, Loughrea, County Galway, was a catholic landowner whose family had managed to retain their...

Letter from John Killaly Civil engineer, Ennis, County Clare, to William H Gregory, Under Secretary of Ireland, Dublin Castle, making recommendation for creation of new...

Sir Henry Burke's Property Marble Hill, Galway, Ireland 29 May 1906 MR. DUFFY (Constituencies-Galway South October 1, 1900 – December 14, 1918) I beg to ask the Chief...

Irish Papers - Distress Arising From The Famine John Burke found dead at Marblehill, loughrea, Co. Galway, Ireland On the lands of Moyglas near Ballynakill John...

Marble Hill Marriage BALLINA CHRONICLE Newspaper Wednesday, January 2, 1850, Ireland Marriage Anouncement of O'Conner Henshy and Burke-Marble Hill House Marble Hill, county Galway, David O'Connor Henshy, Esq....

Marblehill House Estate walks in the years 1812,1814, and 1817 Described in a series of letters to an English gentleman (1819) Killaloe, Banks of the Shannon, Oct,...

Newspaper reports on Burke family from Ireland Sir Henry George Burke, Baronet, J.P. and D.L. for the County Galway, was born at Marble Hill in 1859,...

Sir Henry Burke's seat of Marblehill, as seen in the distance from the road Date 1888 From that day to this no one has been brought...

Marble Hill House Burnt Down REBELS' CAMPAIGN OF DESTRUCTION COMPENSATION CLAIMS The Irish War of Independance (21 Jan 1919 - 11 July 1921) 9 Oct 1922 The Irish...