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The Londoners' plantation in the counties of Coleraine and Derry. Edited by Francis Joseph Bigger. by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1902 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. VIII, pp. 69-72, April, 1902

Journal Article

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The MacQuillins of the Route. With note by L. F. by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1861 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IX, pp. 57-70, p. 241, 1861-2

Journal Article

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Song of the Ramoan peasantry in the meadows on May-Eve: a poem beginning "Silently the evening shadows". by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1849 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXXIV, p. 448, October, 1849

Journal Article

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Loch Neagh: a poem beginning "Loch Neagh, I stood at close of day upon thy silent strand". by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1850 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: The Dublin University magazine: a literary and political journal, Vol. XXXVI, pp. 92-93, July, 1850

Journal Article

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The ruins of Bun-na-Mairge, in the County of Antrim: gleanings of their history. by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1860 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VIII, pp. 14-26, 1860

Journal Article

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Gleanings in family history from the Antrim coast. With notes by Mac N. by Hill, George Rev

“…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. VIII, pp. 127-44, 196-210, 233-4, 311, 1860; Vol. IX, pp. 1-16, 1861-2

Journal Article

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Shane O'Neill's expedition against the Antrim Scots, 1565. With note by Herbert F. Hore. by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1861 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IX, pp. 122-141, p. 240, 1861-2

Journal Article

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Notices of the Clan Ian Vór, or Clan-Donnell Scots, especially of the branch settled in Ireland. by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1861 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 1, Vol. IX, pp. 301-317, 1861-2

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Poem entitled "In an Antrim Graveyard", beg. "Who asks more fitting grave than this". by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1894 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. I, p. 29, September, 1894

Journal Article

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Poem entitled "The Emigrants from Lough Neagh", beginning "Lough Neagh! they used at close of day". by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1895 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. I, p. 209, April, 1895

Journal Article

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Dun-Rainey, or a protest against the destruction of sepulchral mounds in Ulster. by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1895 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. II, pp. 4-6, October, 1895

Journal Article

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Two Ulster heroes in America: President Andrew Jackson and General Sir Edward Pakenham. With note by A. Albert Campbell. by Hill, George Rev

“…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. III, pp. 233-8, July, Vol. IV, p. 67, Oct., 1897

Journal Article

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The Stewarts of Ballintoy; with notices of other families of the district in the seventeenth century. With note by Rev. W. T. Latimer. Reprinted from a pamphlet. by Hill, George Rev

“…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. VI, pp. 17-23, Jan., pp. 78-89, April, pp. 142-61, July, pp. 218-23, Oct., 1900; Vol. VII, pp. 9-17, Jan., 1901

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The emigrants from Lough Neagh: a poem beginning "Lough Neagh! They used at close of day". by Hill, George Rev

Published: 1920 “…Hill, George Rev.…”

Citation: The Red hand magazine, Vol. I, No. 2, p. 20, October, 1920

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Letter of Rev. G. Hill to Mrs. Boyd of Ballycastle relating to a trip to Glenshesh, Co. Antrim, Aug. 18, 1859. Notes on the Boyd family of Ballycastle, Co. Antrim c. 1700-1850.

Archive: Belfast: Belfast Public Record Office

Manuscript

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Letter of Rev. G. Hill, probably to Major J. Crawford of Crawfordsburn, Co. Down, March 7, 1873.

Archive: Belfast: Belfast Public Record Office

Manuscript

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Letters, mainly autograph, to J. H. Todd and others, dealing mostly with antiquarian matters, from A. Herbert, Rev. George Hill, John O'Hart, John O'Daly, C. Gavan Duffy, Rev. J. G...

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

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Obituary of the Rev. George Hill who died 4th July, 1900. by Bigger, Francis Joseph

Published: 1900

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. VI, pp. 125-127, July, 1900

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Query as to whether Robert Burns, the poet, was ever in Country Antrim. Answered by Rev. George Hill. by S., J.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. I, p. 77, Sept. 1894; pp. 149-50, Jan., pp. 231-2, April, 1895; p. 301, July,1895

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Note on the Battle of Clones, 1643. With extracts form "Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica". Vol. II, p. 492. by Henry Mactully O' Neill and the "Montgomery Manuscripts", p. 322, by Rev.... by C., J.

Published: 1903

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 2, Vol. IX, p. 44, January, 1903

Journal Article

The Londoners' plantation in the counties of Coleraine and Derry. Edited by Francis Joseph Bigger. by Hill, George Rev

The MacQuillins of the Route. With note by L. F. by Hill, George Rev

Song of the Ramoan peasantry in the meadows on May-Eve: a poem beginning "Silently the evening shadows". by Hill, George Rev

Loch Neagh: a poem beginning "Loch Neagh, I stood at close of day upon thy silent strand". by Hill, George Rev

The ruins of Bun-na-Mairge, in the County of Antrim: gleanings of their history. by Hill, George Rev

Gleanings in family history from the Antrim coast. With notes by Mac N. by Hill, George Rev

Shane O'Neill's expedition against the Antrim Scots, 1565. With note by Herbert F. Hore. by Hill, George Rev

Notices of the Clan Ian Vór, or Clan-Donnell Scots, especially of the branch settled in Ireland. by Hill, George Rev

Poem entitled "In an Antrim Graveyard", beg. "Who asks more fitting grave than this". by Hill, George Rev

Poem entitled "The Emigrants from Lough Neagh", beginning "Lough Neagh! they used at close of day". by Hill, George Rev

Dun-Rainey, or a protest against the destruction of sepulchral mounds in Ulster. by Hill, George Rev

Two Ulster heroes in America: President Andrew Jackson and General Sir Edward Pakenham. With note by A. Albert Campbell. by Hill, George Rev

The Stewarts of Ballintoy; with notices of other families of the district in the seventeenth century. With note by Rev. W. T. Latimer. Reprinted from a pamphlet. by Hill, George Rev

The emigrants from Lough Neagh: a poem beginning "Lough Neagh! They used at close of day". by Hill, George Rev

Letter of Rev. G. Hill to Mrs. Boyd of Ballycastle relating to a trip to Glenshesh, Co. Antrim, Aug. 18, 1859. Notes on the Boyd family of Ballycastle, Co. Antrim c. 1700-1850.

Letter of Rev. G. Hill, probably to Major J. Crawford of Crawfordsburn, Co. Down, March 7, 1873.

Letters, mainly autograph, to J. H. Todd and others, dealing mostly with antiquarian matters, from A. Herbert, Rev. George Hill, John O'Hart, John O'Daly, C. Gavan Duffy, Rev. J. G...

Obituary of the Rev. George Hill who died 4th July, 1900. by Bigger, Francis Joseph

Query as to whether Robert Burns, the poet, was ever in Country Antrim. Answered by Rev. George Hill. by S., J.

Note on the Battle of Clones, 1643. With extracts form "Desiderata Curiosa Hibernica". Vol. II, p. 492. by Henry Mactully O' Neill and the "Montgomery Manuscripts", p. 322, by Rev.... by C., J.

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