Collection G20 - Rev. Murphy Collection

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UGA G20

Title

Rev. Murphy Collection

Date(s)

  • [188-]-[191-]

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Collection

Extent and medium

10 boxes

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Archival history

Domhnall Ó Morchadha (Daniel Joseph Murphy) was born in Kilmacteige, Co. Sligo, in 1858. In the 1880s in Overbrook, Pennsylvania, he attended St Charles Borromeo Seminary and was ordained in 1889. In nearby Philadelphia throughout the 1890s, he served in
This collection is said to have been deposited in the Hardiman Library by Seán P. Mac Énrí (1862–1930) circa 1936.

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Scope and content

Papers relating to the folklore gathering and Irish language writing of Fr. Murphy, based in Philadelphia. It includes literary material (copybooks, songs and proverbs collected by An tAthair O Morchadha in Philadelphia and among the Irish community in ot

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Accruals

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Open

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      Generated finding aid

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      Existence and location of originals

      131

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      Status

      Catalogued

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      Dates of creation revision deletion

      30-10-2014
      07-07-2025

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