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Thomas Betagh (1737 – 16
February 1811) was an
Irish Jesuit priest, schoolteacher, and
professor of
languages at Pont-à-Mousson
Jesuit scolasticate (France)...
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Scottish borders,
Ireland Other names Variant form(s) Bate, Beatty, Beatey,
Betagh, Betty, MacCaffrey, McCaffrey, MacVitty, MacWatty, MacWattie,
Watson Frequency...
- of status. Peritia, 5, 53-73. Gearóid Mac Niocaill, 'The
origins of the
betagh', The
Irish Jurist 1 (1966), 292-8. Charles-Edwards, T. M. (1993). Early...
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Sandwich and Turn are also ****ociated with Kells.[citation needed]
Thomas Betagh (1737–1811),
Jesuit priest and
educationist was born and bred in Kells....
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Rogers (1712), with
Added Comments by
George Shelvocke (1726) and
William Betagh (1728). Dawson's Book Shop, Los Angeles. Bolster, W. Jeffrey.
Black Jacks:...
- (1999), p. 5.
Fowke (2010), p. 139.
Poolman (1999), pp. 5–6.
Betagh (1728), pp. 4, 6–7.
Betagh (1728), p. 13, "To show that
Shelvocke was well
enough pleased...
- Beatey. The name
Beatty or Beattie,
others think,
arose in
Ireland from
Betagh, a
surname meaning hospitaller. A
majority of
people named Beatty or Beattie...
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Honourable Thomas Burke Hugh
Kelly Hugh O'Donnell
Isabella Burke James Betagh James Crofton James Daly
James Plunkett John Drury, 1st Air John Drury,...
- been
identified as one of the archbishop's
betaghs by
later historians, but he
certainly wasn't a
betagh in the
traditional sense of the term. He acted...
- (disbanded 1698) Régt Yoel and Régt
Royal Danois Régiment d’Albany Régiment de
Betagh Régiment de
Berwick Raised 1698 → 1791: 88ème régiment d’infanterie de ligne...
