Dr. Leslie W. Lucas

Leslie Lucas was

LUCAS, Leslie W. Grammar of Ros Goill Irish Co. Donegal. 1979. Belfast : Institute of Irish Studies, Queens University of Belfast.

By other authors ...

• BAYNE, S. On An Irish Jaunting Car Through Donegal and Connemara. 1902. New York and London: Harper & Brothers.
• DUFFY, Godfrey F. A guide to tracing your Donegal ancestors. 1996. Glenageary, Co. Dublin, Ireland : Flyleaf Press.
• FOX, Arthur William. Haunts of the eagle; man and wild nature in Donegal. 1924. London: Methuen & co., Ltd.
• LACY, Brian (ed). Archaeological Survey of County Donegal. A description of the field antiquities of the county from… 1983. Lifford.
• PATTERSON, E. M. The County Donegal Railways; A History of the Narrow-Gauge Railways of North-West Ireland: Part One. 1962. New York:Augustus M. Kelley Publishers.
• SHRUBSOLE, Edgar S. Picturesque Donegal: Its Mountains, Rivers and Lakes. Being the Great Northern Railway (Ireland) Company's Illustrated Guide to the Sporting and Touring Grounds of the North of Ireland. 1908. London:Cate.

• BONNER, Brian. Our Inis Eoghain Heritage. The Parishes of Culdaff and Cloncha [:County Donegal]. 1972. Dublin: F. N. T.
• CAMPBELL, John F. The Campbells of Drumaboden, on the River Lyennon, near Rathmelton, County Donegal, north of Ireland. 1988. Nashville, Tenn. : Foster & Parkes.
• CRAWFORD, Robert. The Crawfords of Donegal and How They Came There. 1886. Dublin.
• DOWNEY, Cairncross Carson. A history of the Protestant Downeys of the counties of Sligo, Leitrim, Fermanagh & Donegal & their descendants. 1931. New York.
• EARLY, Samuel Stockwell. A history of the family of Early in America : being the ancestors and descendants of Jeremiah Early who came from the County of Donegal, Ireland and settled in what is now Madison County, Virginia early in the eighteenth century. 1896. Albany, N.Y. : J. Munsell's Sons.
• GALLAGHER, Patrick. M. Donemars from the hills of Donegal. 1922. New York: Donemar.
• HAGERTY, J., Esquire. O'Hegerty Pedigree (French Descent of Denis O'Hegerty of Clunsullagh, Brookhiel, County Donegal, 1622-1926. [1926]. Cohasset, Mass.
• HAGERTY, John Curry. An history of the noble O Hegerty family, ancient lords of Magherabeg and Clainsullagh, in the county of Donegal, and the province of Ulster in Ireland, from Adam to this present time. 1959. Charleston, S.C.
• HART, Henry Travers. The family history of Hart of Donegal. 1907. London:M. Hughes & Clarke.
• JONES, Stephen (comp.). Recollections of a Donegal man Packie Manus Byrne. 1989. Lampeter, Wales, UK : R. Millington.
• KROPP, Diane Tofte. A McCrea genealogy : some descendants of Samuel and Elizabeth McCrea from Donegal County, Ireland, to Crawford County, Pennsylvania and Kansas, 1810-1991. 1992. Pearland, TX: D.T. Kropp.
• REILLY, Robert T. Fighting Prince of Donegal (Orig. Title: Red Hugh, Prince of Donegal). 1966/1970. Scholastic Books.
• _____, _____. Red Hugh, Prince of Donegal. 1957. Milwaukee:Bruce Pub. Co.
• SAVARY, Alfred William. Ancestry of General Sir William Fenwick Williams, of Kars, and incidentally a maternal line of the present marquis of Donegal. 1911. Exeter:W. Pollard & co., Ltd., printers.
• STRONG, Dale G. The descendants of John Strong (1770-1837) and Martha Watson (1772-1851) of Drumhome Parish, Co. Donegal, Ireland. 1983. Cassatt, SC: Mr. & Mrs. D.G. Strong.
• YOUNG, Amy J. Three Hundred Years in Inishowen, Being More Particulary an Account of the Family of Young, of Cudaff, With Short Accounts of Many Other Families Connected With Them During That Period. 1929. Belfast.