Letter from Joseph MacRory to John Francis Hogan, 29 January 1916 Letters 1916-1923 Joseph MacRory

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This is a letter addressed to Rev Dr John Francis Hogan (1858-1918) from Bishop Joseph MacRory (1861-1945) of Down and Connor. John Francis Hogan was born in Clare and and was an author, priest and President of St Patrick's College Maynooth. Joseph MacRory was born in County Tyrone and became Bishop of Down and Connor in 1915 and held this post until his death in 1928. MacRory is writing to Hogan to inform him of the address of the Fitzpatrick brothers, who built the Whitehead memorial, and the price of that memorial. A similar memorial was later built at Maynooth.

 St Patrick's College, Maynooth John F. Hogan Papers, 21/10/39 https://letters1916.ie/item/2290 English Joseph MacRory 1916-01-29 Chichester Park, Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland John Francis Hogan St Patrick's College Maynooth, County KIldare, Ireland Male 1945 Faith Faith Country and City Life

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 10/39 Chichester Park,Belfast. Jan. 29, 16 My Dear Monsignor The Callan memorial waserected by Fitzpatrick Bros.Glasnevin— their address is192 Clonliffe Road, Dublin. The cost was £80, but I doubtif they had much out of it. I doubt if the Thorn will be extracted at present. Yours most sincerely + Joseph Mac Rory Chichester Park, Belfast, County Antrim, Ireland Letter from Joseph MacRory to John F. Hogan, 26 May 1916Letter from Bishop Patrick Morrisroe to John F. Hogan, 17 September 1916Letter from Joseph MacRory to John Francis Hogan, 29 January 1916 St Patrick's College Maynooth, County KIldare, Ireland Letter from Joseph MacRory to John Francis Hogan, 29 January 1916 Joseph MacRory Letter from Joseph MacRory to John F. Hogan, 26 May 1916Letter from Joseph MacRory to John Francis Hogan, 29 January 1916