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Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney P.P., Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan, on the back of a typescript letter signed J.G. O'Kane, solicitor, Dungiven, to Kearney: Hagan will be sent a draft over £200 from the estate of the deceased Thomas Maguire P.P. – Kearney stipulates to divide the Mass intentions between Dr. O'Gorman and [...] (left out)
Letter from Fr. J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from Fr. J. Kearney, Garvagh, Derry, to Hagan, stating that as executor of a late priest of the diocese he distributes a bequest for Masses between the Irish College and the Irish Augustinians in Rome, that is Dr. O'Gorman. (Written on fragment of typescript letter signed [...] O'Kane, solicitor, Derry, to [Kearney] stating that the amount of the bequest is not determined yet.
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney P.P., Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan, regarding the O'Kane bequest and commutation. Since the late bishop advised him to in- form Hagan of any documents to do with the case, enclosing handwritten copy testimonial from Dr. J.J. Bolton concerning O'Kane, commenting on the late patient's mental instability in the last phase. Further comments on the origin of the total sum disposable to O'Kane; his wife's role in changing the will. (Handwritten note from Curran to Hagan; Kearney apparently wants Hagan to inform Monsignor O'Doherty.
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney, Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan. Commenting on a note enclosed in yesterday's letter (not extant) regarding Miss Maguire's will and the bequests of Masses, parts of which are for the Irish College. Then stating that 'Ireland is done for a century... the Freemason trick succeeding... beyond their expectation.
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney, Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan, in the matter of B. O'Kane's will. Regretting that their 'revered Bishop' is not well and may not survive July. Explaining that he decided to leave the O'Kane case be; going over some points again. Regretting he caused so much bother
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney, Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan. Going over the ground again of the case of the changed will, thankful for looking after the petition to the Pope. Responding to Hagan's cautionary remarks about avoiding scandal; the congregation is not aware of the petition, and the moment is opportune because a parishioner expecting a large bequest has promised to clear the church's debt of £ 1,000 (not clear)
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J.[Kearney], Hotel Royal [Rome], to Hagan, enclosing a token in gratitude for being included in the Vatican visit. Then, in reference to their talk about conditions in Ireland, stating it is hard to comprehend the peril of the situation north and south for one removed from the scene. At length recounting his attempt to help identify a man involved in [a night of murder] in 1920, after Lord Mayor McCurtain's death [a certain Wilson D.T.]. Also, he mentioned the McCurtain's murder from the altar and just escaped being shot by the Black and Tans because of it. (See below among undated [1925], a postscript might have belonged here.
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney, Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan, concerning the will of the late B. O'Kane. Reiterating all the details regarding the original intention of the deceased, the influence brought to bear on him and his mental state when the will was changed. This time discussing at length the character and reputation of the remaining executor of the will, Fr. C. McKay, Carrickfergus. Also stating that O'Kane's son and heir is no expected to live long. Not soliciting reply from Hagan; just offering the facts
Letter from J. Kearney to Hagan
No full textHolograph letter from J. Kearney P.P., Garvagh, County Derry, to Hagan. Enclosing cutting [from local paper] stating that Bishop McHugh's condition is not improving. Then at length discussing the family history of Dr. O'Kane (Vicar General), Maghera, since he has been mentioned as a possible successor and has made allusions himself. Both his father and uncle fathered illegitimate children; a half-brother of O'Kane's is son of a Presbyterian woman and is himself a Freemason. O'Kane's ordination itself disconcerted some in the village. Testimony could be found for all this
Proceedings of the 22nd annual Central Plains irrigation conference, Kearney, Nebraska, February 24-25, 2010
No full textPresented at the 22nd annual Central Plains irrigation conference on February 24-25, 2010 in Kearney, Nebraska
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