These books, which I found in the online catalog of University College Cork, may be of use in your research: A Darkened House: Cholera in Nineteenth-century Canada, by Geoffrey Bilson, Toronto: 1980, ISBN 0802023673 A New Lease on Life: Landlords, Tenants, and Immigrants In Ireland and Canada, by Catherine Anne Wilson, Montreal: 1994, ISBN 07723511172 Jack in Port: Sailortowns of Eastern Canada, by Judith Fitzgerald, ISBN 0802064671 Juvenile Emigration from Britain and Ireland to Canada 1800-1928, by Alicia St. Leger, 1982 thesis (M.A.) - NUI at Dept. of History, UCC Labouring Children: British Immigrant Apprentices to Canada, 1869-1924, by Joy Parr, London:1980, ISBN 0856648981 The Little Immigrants: The Orphahs Who Came to Canada, by Kenneth Bagnall, Toronto: 1981, ISBN 077159593X Saint Patrick's, Quebec: the Building of a Church and of a Parish, 1827 to 1833, by Marianna O'Gallagher, Quebec: 1981, ISBN 0969080506 Pioneer Settlements in Upper Canada, by Edwin C. Guillet, Toronto: 1969 (originally 1933) ISBN 0802061109 A Brief Review of the Settlement of Upper Canada, by D. M'Leod, with intro by William Morley, reprint of 1841 edition, ISBN 091930236X An Index to Printed Pedigrees Contained in County and Local Histories, by Charles Bridger, London: 1867 Across the Irish Sea: Belfast-Liverpool Shipping Since 1819, by Robert Sinclair, 1990, ISBN 0851775241 The Nearest Place That Wasn't Ireland: Nineteenth Century Irish Labor Migration, by Ruth-Ann M. Harris, 1994 >From Marsh's Library, Dublin, online catalog: Churchplate and Parish Records, Dioceses of Cashel and Emly, by St. John Seymour, Arch- deacon of Cashel, Clonmel: 1930, 8 volumes I have no further knowledge about these books and their availability, but I hope that this is helpful. Sharon Carberry Connecticut