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List of passengers for New York and Philadelphia, sailing from Newry and Warrenpoint, 1791-2. Copied from Gordon's Newry Chronicle by T. G. F. Paterson.

Archive: Belfast: Belfast Public Record Office

Manuscript

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Typed copy of a Hearth Money Roll for County Donegal, 1665 and manuscript copy of the same for County Antrim, 1666, from originals (now destroyed) in the Public Record Office, Dubl...

“…Paterson, T. G. F.…”

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

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Diary of John Martin, Young Irelander and founder of the Irish Felon, Oct. 1848 - Nov. 1858 (imperfect).

Archive: Dublin: National Library of Ireland

Manuscript

64

Typescript historical notes on the County and City of Armagh, 17th cent.-20th cent. abstracted by T. G. F. Paterson from various sources and entitled 'Armachiana'

“…Paterson, T. G. F.…”

Archive: Belfast: Belfast Public Record Office

Manuscript

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Account of Portadown and district in olden times, by the Rev. J.B. Leslie, 1914; notes relating to Armagh Cathedral, 1840; correspondence from Dean Swanzy, Newry, Co. Down, to T.G....

Archive: Belfast: Belfast Public Record Office

Manuscript

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The "Poun' Loney" (now Pound Street), Belfast. With notes by S. Barcroft and T. G. F. Paterson. by Skillen, J.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. VIII, p. 63, 1945; Vol. IX, p. 141, 1946; Vol. X, pp. 122-3, 1947

Journal Article

67

Review of Country cracks: old tales from the County of Armagh, collected by T. G. F. Paterson. by C., A. A.

Published: 1939

Citation: The Irish naturalists' journal, Vol. VII, No. 7-8, pp. 219-220, September and December, 1939

Journal Article

68

Folk tales from Cadian, County Tyrone. With notes by Joseph Skillen and E. E. Evans. by Chambré, N.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. III, pp. 2-5, 172, 1940; Vol. IV, pp. 76-7, Jan., 1941

Journal Article

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Excavations at Clontygora large cairn, Co. Armagh. With plates. by Davies, O.

Published: 1938

Citation: Report and proceedings of the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society, Series Second, Vol. 1, pt. II, pp. 20-42, 1938

Journal Article

70

Sessiagh-magaroll Fort. by Davies, T. G. F.

Published: 1938

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. I, pp. 42-43, 1938

Journal Article

71

Clonlea Graveyard, being an addition to "A Preliminary Survey of the Ancient Monuments of Northern Ireland" issued by H.M. Stationery Office. by Davies, Oliver

Published: 1941

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. IV, pp. 35-44, January, 1941

Journal Article

72

Edenmore Standing Stone, being an addition to "A Preliminary Survey of Ancient Monuments of Northern Ireland", issued by H. M. Stationery Office. by Davies, Oliver

Published: 1941

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. IV, pp. 139-144, July, 1941

Journal Article

73

Some notes on the buildings of Drogheda Grammar School, formerly the residence of Chief Justice Henry Singleton, died 1759. With a note by T. G. F. Paterson. by Glynn, William M.

Published: 1949

Citation: Journal of the County Louth Archaeological Society, Vol. XII, No. 1, pp. 5-9, 1949

Journal Article

74

A Bronze Age burial group from Kilskeery, County Tyrone. by Evans, E. Estyn

Published: 1939

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. II, pp. 65-71, 1939

Journal Article

75

A glossary of turf terms. With notes by T. G. F. Paterson and H. F. McClintock. by Mogey, J. M.

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. II, pp. 119-21, 294-5, 1939; Vol. III, pp. 172-3, 1940

Journal Article

76

The head of Saint Patrick at Armagh. by Davies, O.

Published: 1940

Citation: Ulster journal of archaeology, Ser. 3, Vol. III, p. 48, p. 68, 1940

Journal Article

List of passengers for New York and Philadelphia, sailing from Newry and Warrenpoint, 1791-2. Copied from Gordon's Newry Chronicle by T. G. F. Paterson.

Typed copy of a Hearth Money Roll for County Donegal, 1665 and manuscript copy of the same for County Antrim, 1666, from originals (now destroyed) in the Public Record Office, Dubl...

Diary of John Martin, Young Irelander and founder of the Irish Felon, Oct. 1848 - Nov. 1858 (imperfect).

Typescript historical notes on the County and City of Armagh, 17th cent.-20th cent. abstracted by T. G. F. Paterson from various sources and entitled 'Armachiana'

Account of Portadown and district in olden times, by the Rev. J.B. Leslie, 1914; notes relating to Armagh Cathedral, 1840; correspondence from Dean Swanzy, Newry, Co. Down, to T.G....

The "Poun' Loney" (now Pound Street), Belfast. With notes by S. Barcroft and T. G. F. Paterson. by Skillen, J.

Review of Country cracks: old tales from the County of Armagh, collected by T. G. F. Paterson. by C., A. A.

Folk tales from Cadian, County Tyrone. With notes by Joseph Skillen and E. E. Evans. by Chambré, N.

Excavations at Clontygora large cairn, Co. Armagh. With plates. by Davies, O.

Sessiagh-magaroll Fort. by Davies, T. G. F.

Clonlea Graveyard, being an addition to "A Preliminary Survey of the Ancient Monuments of Northern Ireland" issued by H.M. Stationery Office. by Davies, Oliver

Edenmore Standing Stone, being an addition to "A Preliminary Survey of Ancient Monuments of Northern Ireland", issued by H. M. Stationery Office. by Davies, Oliver

Some notes on the buildings of Drogheda Grammar School, formerly the residence of Chief Justice Henry Singleton, died 1759. With a note by T. G. F. Paterson. by Glynn, William M.

A Bronze Age burial group from Kilskeery, County Tyrone. by Evans, E. Estyn

A glossary of turf terms. With notes by T. G. F. Paterson and H. F. McClintock. by Mogey, J. M.

The head of Saint Patrick at Armagh. by Davies, O.

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