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- Publishing Information
- General Links for this Work
- Preface
- Contributors
- Tracing a Family Tree: Getting Started
- Surnames
- Britain and America: A Common Heritage
- African‐Caribbean Genealogy
- South Asian Genealogy
- Family History
- Family and Society
- The Antiquarian Tradition
- Local and Regional History: Modern Approaches
- Irish Local and Family History
- Scottish Local and Family History
- Welsh Local and Family History
- Women Local and Family Historians
- Place-Names
- Landscape History: The Countryside
- Towns
- Domestic Buildings
- Historic Churches
- Popular Culture
- Folklore, Customs, and Civic Ritual
- Population Levels and Trends
- Agricultural History
- Industrial History
- Labour History
- The Poor
- Central Government, Courts, and Taxation
- Local Government
- Education
- The Twentieth Century
- Record Offices and Special Collections
Irish Local and Family History
- Source:
- The Oxford Companion to Family and Local History
- Author(s):
Kevin Whelan
Despite its small size, Ireland is a remarkably variegated country, where the fusion of a diverse environmental base and a ...
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- Publishing Information
- General Links for this Work
- Preface
- Contributors
- Tracing a Family Tree: Getting Started
- Surnames
- Britain and America: A Common Heritage
- African‐Caribbean Genealogy
- South Asian Genealogy
- Family History
- Family and Society
- The Antiquarian Tradition
- Local and Regional History: Modern Approaches
- Irish Local and Family History
- Scottish Local and Family History
- Welsh Local and Family History
- Women Local and Family Historians
- Place-Names
- Landscape History: The Countryside
- Towns
- Domestic Buildings
- Historic Churches
- Popular Culture
- Folklore, Customs, and Civic Ritual
- Population Levels and Trends
- Agricultural History
- Industrial History
- Labour History
- The Poor
- Central Government, Courts, and Taxation
- Local Government
- Education
- The Twentieth Century
- Record Offices and Special Collections
