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1910
Ireland: The Reillys
Churches in Cavan Town County Cavan in 1911 On the eve of the First World War, the Irish independence movement was in full swing. The divisions in Ulster were particuarly strong. Ulster had been colonized by the British in the 1700s and the population was deeply divided on independence from Britian. The southernmost county of Ulster is County Cavan, the seat of the Reilly Family.
Cavan History
Letter from Sir John Davies to Robert, Earl of Salisbury, concerning the state of Ireland in 1610 and outlining plans for the Plantation of British settlers in Ulster. Cavan Population Trends Great graphs of population and emigration 1837 history of Cavan: 5000 words including natural features
The Reillys
Specific discussion of Reillys of Cavan and the origin of the Reilly name. Detailed history of the Reillys Genealogy in Cavan Cana House Farnham Street Cavan, County Cavan Republic of Ireland Telephone +353 49 61094 Contact: Mary O'Sullivan |
