Item 812 - File of correspondence between John and Elizabeth Boyle of Belfast, later of Canada, and Pearse and Mary O'Malley.

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UGA T/T4/1/3/1/812

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File of correspondence between John and Elizabeth Boyle of Belfast, later of Canada, and Pearse and Mary O'Malley.

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  • 11/1952-10/1991 (creation)

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67 items

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File of correspondence between John and Elizabeth Boyle of Belfast, later of Canada, and Pearse and Mary O'Malley. Mainly of a personal nature, discussing family and friends, but also includes some political material relating to human rights campaigns in Northern Ireland. Includes a copy of 'The Babysitters of Bossabed', written by Elizabeth Boyle. Also includes cards and letters from the Boyles' daughter Liz Curtis, and a memorial booklet compiled by John Boyle after his wife's death.

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      2116; 812

      T4/812

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      27/06/2013
      01/07/2025

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