Wolfe Family of Forenaughts Papers,

1654-1939.

Papers of the Wolfe family of Forenaughts, Co. Kildare. The collection consists for the most part of the papers of Col. John Wolfe M.P. and reflect his involvement in the Kildare Militia and Forenaughts Cavalry, the active role he played in opposing the United Irish Rebellion in Co. Kildare, the continuing political and social unrest in the county over the proceeding decade and his correspondence with various members of the Dublin Castle administration up to 1814. The collection also includes some correspondence of Col. Wolfe's brother the Rev. Richard Wolfe (1787-1841) who inherited Forenaughts in 1816, and George Wolfe (1859-1941), whose military and later parlimentary career as a Cumann na nGaedheal TD for Kildare are evidenced in the papers. The collection also contains fragmentary material relating to the Burgh family of Limerick (largely 17th and 18th century), other members of the Wolfe family and their various connections through marriage.

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Contributors: Wolfe, John, 1753-1816
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Format: Manuscript
Language:English
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Notes:Physical description: 7 boxes.
Arrangement:Fonds
I. Burgh Family Papers. II. Papers of Col. John Wolfe. III. Papers of the Rev. Richard Wolfe. IV. Papers of George Wolfe. V. Papers relating to additional members of the Wolfe family. VI. Genealogical papers of the Wolfe family. VII. Additional papers and printings.
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IV.ii.4. Documentation relating to George Wolfe contesting the County Council elections for Kildare,

1899.
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Bibliographic Details
In Collection: Wolfe Family of Forenaughts Papers, 1654-1939.
Description:Contains an undated election leaflet issued by George Wolfe of Bishopland, concerning his running for the County Council as a Nationalist candidate. Also included is a notice regarding the election results of 1899, which lists the candidates and results for each electoral division in the County; Wolfe is listed as being elected for the constituency of Ballymore Eustace.
Also included is a letter, dated 10 April 1899, to Wolfe from Maurice Wolfe of Clonmel, congratulating him on his election as a county councillor.
Main Creator: Wolfe, George, 1859-1941
Language:English
Extent:3 items.
Format:Manuscript
Call Number: MS 50,113/78 (Manuscripts Reading Room)
Rights:Reproduction rights owned by the National Library of Ireland.