Notes on the Cathedral of Emly and the Family of Hurly

Title	Notes on the Cathedral of Emly and the Family of Hurly
Abbreviation	Caulfield and D'Alton, Emly and Hurly
Author	Richard Caulfield and John D'Alton
Publication	The Topographer and Genealogist, vol. 3, pp. 462–467
Note on source	Independent 19th-century account (earlier than, and not derived from, the 1905 CHAS article) of the Hurly baronet line: Maurice Hurly, Sir Thomas 1st Bt, Sir Maurice, Sir William (captured at Thomond Gate) and Sir John, with the Hurly monuments and inscriptions in Emly Cathedral. Used as a cross-check on the Knocklong pedigree in CHAS 1905 pp. 114–116. Possible date conflation flagged in CHAS 1905: Bishop Thomas Hurly's death is given there as 1542, which may instead be Dean William O'Hurly's 1542 deposal per this source. Not yet verified against the full text. The Blennerhassett chart (K 69) cites "The Family of Hurly" p. 464 for Dennis Hurly of Tralee; possibly this same paper, to confirm.
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