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Kavanagh Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives:
ARTICLES AND TALKS RE THE KAVANAGH MSS:
off-print from The Wicklow People (two copies) and photocopies (2) of the off-print of verbatim report of Edmund Burke's talk on Radio Eirenn on the Kavanagh diary (script of the talk is located at 8/4/6/1 serial no 7159.
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives: SECONDARY SOURCES: Letters:
letter from John McGurk, Rathfarnham, Dublin to Fr. Edmund Burke, C.P., enclosing (a) trenscript of inscription on Fr. Kavanagh's tomb at Greenane Church, Co, Wicklow and (b) inscription on wall inside that church recording that Fr. Kavanagh built it in 1802. (This correspondent may well be Canon McGurk mentioned in item located at 8/4/2/4 serial no 7104).
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives:
SECONDARY SOURCES; Printed Articles:
extracts from an article entitled "The Rossiters of Rathmacnee Castle" by Fr. F.X.Martin, O.S.A., from "The Past - The Organ of the UiCeinsealaigh Historical Society" in which he refers to Fr, Ennis and in a footnote equates this Fr. Ennis with the one referred to by Fr. Kavanagh and whose correspondence he preserved. In foot-note 21 he relies on the Ennis letter of 23-03-1778 where Ennis mentions that his ship acted as escort for U.S.vessels bound for Boston and deduces that Ennis's liking for America may date from the participation of France in the American War of Independence. Fr. Martin had in earlier articles accepted this Fr. Ennis as one of the founders of the Augustinians in America but in a later letter (located at 8/4/7/9 serial no 4309) seemed to be in doubt about that. The doubt has never been resolved. The above photocopy was forwarded by Fr, Martin in 1993 (see items at 8/4/7/ 10-14).
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives:
TYPESCRIPTS and COPIES:
typed copy of letter written by Fr. Kavanagh to Bishop Sweetman of Ferns Diocese in March 1780 when he was a srudent at Nantes, This letter was written as a result of dissatisfaction by the students with the authorities of the College. The event is recorded in full in the Diary or Journal.
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives:
TYPESCRIPTS and COPIES:
typed copies of 9 letters to Kavanagh by a friend Sommers from 10-05-1782 to 04-07-1785. These letters are included in the volume "Verses and Letters".
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in the Mount Argus Archives
CORRESPONDENCE RE PUBLISHING KAVANAGH DIARY:
Copy of "Notes For Editors and Contributors" issued by the Irish Manuscripts Commission. This copy was sent to Fr. Edmund, C.P. for his guidance in preparing the Kavanagh Diary for publication (see item located at 8/4/5/1 serial no 7138.) At a later date copies of a leaflet from the British Records Association as to Indexing was forwarded ( see items located at 8/4/5/9 & 10 serial nos 7146 and 7147).
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in the Mount Argus Archives
CORRESPONDENCE RE PUBLISHING KAVANAGH DIARY:
letter from Fr. Edmund Burke, C.P., to the Provincial enclosing correspondenve from the Irish Manuscripts Commission asking whether Professor Hogan might not undertake the editing of the Kavanagh Diary ( see items at 8/4/5/3 & 4 serial nos 7140 and 7141). Edmund sets out the history of the MSS. He expresses regret that work on the MSS was interrupted and that it has been hanging fire for ten years now. Asks the Provincial, in so many words, to approve the idea of Professor Hogan continuing the work.
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in the Mount Argus Archives
CORRESPONDENCE RE PUBLISHING KAVANAGH DIARY:
letter from Fr. Edmund Burke, C.P., to the Provincial in reply to his of 02/02.1960 (copy not extant). Edmund sets out the work involved in preparihg the MSS for publication and points out that the work can only be done from Dublin, not from Rome or Scotland, as it would involve much consultation in various establsihments. He feels he could still undertake the work with some assistance from the Historical Commission. From these details, it would seem that the Provincial had not yet given permission for Professor Hogan to undertake the task (see previoius items) and this impression is enhanced by letter of 13-02-1960 from the Commission to the Provincial (see item at 8/4/5/7 serial no 7144)
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in the Mount Argus Archives
CORRESPONDENCE RE PUBLISHING KAVANAGH DIARY:
letter from Fr. Edmund Burke, C,P, to Fr. Evangelist, C.P. in which he gives details of the items associated with Kavanagh that should be found in Mount Argus and sets out a suggested method of working on the Diary. From this letter it may be deduced that permission for Professor Hogan to edit the diary may not have been given (for history of this isuggestions see previous items) and that Fr. Evangelist was allotted the task instead.
Kavanagh, Rev. Fr. John: MSS and associated items in Mount Argus Archives:
CORESPONDENCE RE PUBLISHING KAVANAGH DIARY:
Letter from Irsh Manuscripts Commission to Fr. Evangelist, C.P., enclosing copies of "Notes For Editors And Contributors" prepared by The British Records Association (2 copies now located at 8/4/5/10 serial no 7147) and of a similar leaflet produced by the Irish Manuscripts Commission, the latter with particular rererence as to indexing. These leaflets were produced to assist editors and others. Concerning the Irish Manuscripts Commission leaflet, a copy of that leaflet had already been sent to Fr. Edmund and is located at 8/4/5/2 serial no 7139.