MacCARTHY, Samuel Trant. The MacCarthys of Munster. The Story of a Great Irish Sept. With map, genealogical tables and illustrations.

Dundalk: Dundalgan Press, 1922. Demy octavo. pp. [viii], 399. Green cloth, titled in gilt. Mild foxing to prelims. A very good copy. Scarce first edition.
Contents: Early History - The Kings of the Two Munsters; The MacCarthy Family; From Donal Roe MacCarthy to Donal the Base Son (1245-1305); Florence MacCarthy (1561-1640); From Daniel MacCarthy Mor to death of Charles MacCarthy Mor (1640-1770); The MacCarthy Territories; The MacCarthys Reagh, Princes of Carbery; The Glennachroim Branch; The MacCarthys of Spring House and Counts of Toulouse; The Clan Dermod; Other Carbery Branches; The Muskerry Main Line; Muskerry Branches; The Lords of Duhallow; Coshmang and other Kerry Septs; Kerry Septs (continued); The Clan Teig Roe; The Macartneys of Lissanoure; Castles and Abbeys. With Appendices: Charter of King Henry II circa. 1177; Charter of King Dermod; Indenture between the Lord Deputy and Irish Chieftains (1542); French Privateers in Valencia Harbour (1711); Indenture between Gerald, Earl of Kildare and Finin, son of Dermod cir. 1496; Inquisition on death of Donal MacCarthy Reagh in 1636; Grant by James I to MacCarthy Duna; The MacSweeneys of Tirconnell; Tributes to Irish Chieftains; Petition from the Ladies MacCarthy; Concerning the Cloghroe MacCarthys; O’Callaghan Lands; The Murder of Francis Herbert in 1734; Marriage Settlement of Charles McCarthy (1672); A Famous Regiment; MacCarthy Writers, and Writings about them.

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