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* Rev. Knox Samuel James, Ireland’s Debt to the Huguenots, Dublin, Association for promoting Christian Knowledge, 1959.
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External links/Liens externes :
- Full list of Huguenots names of Dublin (Liste des Huguenots enterrés dans le cimetière huguenot de Dublin)
- The Huguenot society of Great Britain & Ireland
- Portarlington and the Huguenots
- Huguenots in Ireland
- Huguenot Cemetery Dublin
- The Huguenots of Lisburn
- HUGUENOT FAMILIES taken from « Irish Pedigrees »,vol.2
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