Just received this from Eneclann with new releases this month and note the "The Registers of Derry Cathedral 1642-1703" and six inch Ordnance Survey maps from 1829-1843 which might be of interest to listers. Jack Thailand ----- Original Message ----- From: "Eneclann Newsletter" <newsletter@eneclann.ie> To: <7jj9800231@tttmaxnet.com> Sent: Friday, March 30, 2007 10:57 PM Subject: New Titles - March 2007 > Issue 106, 30 March 2007 > > Dear Eneclann customers and friends, > > Welcome to the Eneclann newsletter. This month we are delighted to > announce the latest publication releases from our Archive CD Books > Ireland range (see below). > > IRISH HISTORIC MAPS > We are pleased to announce that you can get copies of the 1st Edition > Ordnance Survey maps in full colour through our site. Surveyed between > 1829 and 1843, the first edition 6 inch Ordnance Survey maps of Ireland > are a crucial research resource for Irish genealogy. To view all the maps > in full colour online, or to select site centered maps for download, CD- > ROM or in print, come to our web page at: > http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/Historic_Maps.html > > NEW CD-ROM TITLES > We are also publishing five new CD-ROM titles this month. These include > one of the rarest directories for Counties Limerick and Clare, by Ashe in > 1891-2. We also continue our republication of the Statistical Surveys, > this time for County Cavan. This month we are also delighted to announce > the first republication of the important series published by the Parish > Register Society, The Registers of Derry Cathedral 1642-1703, containing > over 12,000 names. Also from the north, we publish Bradshaw's Enniskillen > Long Ago, 1878 which is an excellent history of this important town in > County Fermanagh. Last, but by no means least, we have published the > Kilkenny Grand Jury Presentments for 1832. This important series of > sources details the activities of the Grand Juries (the mail governing > authority for counties at this time) in County Kilkenny, giving a wealth > of information on the county before the Famine. > > Further details about both titles are given below, with more details on > our web site. > > All are important additions to our catalogue, and as always are published > at an affordable price. To find out more details about our new releases > please take a look at our web site, or see full details below: > > http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/New_Releases.html > > Here are the latest releases from Archive CD Books Ireland: > > Ashe's Limerick and Clare Directory 1891-92 > Ref: IE0024 ISBN: 1-84630-088-6 > Price: EURO 20.58 (ex VAT) > Description: This exceptionally rare Directory represents one of only > handful of directories dealing specifically with Clare and Limerick in > the nineteenth century. 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Hi Jack, Nice to see you're still watching us from waaaay out there in Thailand. As it happens I was jus about to invest some hard earned coppers in some genealogy cds or dvds - one which will help me with my researches in East Donegal and East County Derry. Databases, I mean. I have checked out the Eneclann site and found these: http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/Archive_CD_Books_Ireland.html I wonder do you, or any other listers have any suggestions as to the best investment for someone like me. I only have the BIVRI discs at the moment - I say only, but they are probably the most useful set of cds availabe. What do other think? What do you recommend? I see that the enecalnn site has: http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/Indexes_of_Irish_Wills_1536-1858__5_Vols__IET0037_.html This is so cheap I will defo order it. http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/IET0036.html This sounds too historical with very little of genealogical interest. http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/IET0068_-_.html Sounds fascinating but I have no ancestors in Derry City, though I HAVE found some Donegal exiles getting married here. http://www.eneclann.ie/acatalog/IET0061.html I have always wanted Hanna and this seems amazingly cheap compared to any hard copy version I have ever seen online. Does anyone have any comments on these four sources? Does anyone have any alternative suggestions which would meet the criteria I have outlined? Thanks in advance - you can be sure, whatever I buy, I will be doing look-ups. Boyd > Just received this from Eneclann with new releases this month and note the > "The Registers of Derry Cathedral 1642-1703" and six inch Ordnance Survey > maps from 1829-1843 which might be of interest to listers. > Jack > Thailand SNIP