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Yeats of Aberdeen
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The poem "The O'Rahilly"
ORahilly/the.orahilly.yeats.html

Alexander Yeats
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Single page of notes on Skene by Barbara Yates Gibbon
Yeats/barbara.notes.html

Blaikie
Yeats/blaikie.html

Contents
Yeats/contents.html

Livingston
Yeats/livingston.html

Manson
Yeats/manson.html

Martin
Yeats/martin.html

Porteous
Yeats/porteous.html

The Scots Church, Rotterdam
Yeats/rotterdam.church.html

Smith
Yeats/smith.html

Somerville
Yeats/somerville.html

Dr. William Livingston
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Lesser hits - matches in the text of a file:

David Ædie, of Newark and Easter Echt
Aedie/david.html

<a href="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon </a> said the Skene girl married <I>"a Dutch merchant, Mr. Eddie"</I>.
 <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon notes  </A>
<a href="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon</a>.
They settled in Poland <a href="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> [Barbara Yates Gibbon]</a>.
 <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon notes, 1872 </A>

Ancestors Chart
ancestors.html

               |   |   +- <A HREF="Yeats/alexander.html">Alexander Yeats</A>
               |   +- <A HREF="Yeats/alexander.html">Barbara Yeats</A>

Blog - 2010s
blog.2010.html

Yeats ancestry updated
  <LI> <A HREF="Yeats/contents.html">Yeats</A>

Blog
blog.html

Yeats line updates
<li> <a href="Yeats/index.html"> Yeats </a> of Aberdeen 
<li><a href="Yeats/contents.html">Contents</a>

Blog - 1980s and 1990s
blog.start.html

<li> <a href="Yeats/index.html"> Yeats </a>

Sir James Butler
Butler/sir.james.html

(See unproved descent of <A HREF="../famous.unproved.html#yeats">Yeats</A>.)

Charlotte Dicey
Dicey/charlotte.html

 to <B> John  Yeates</B> [born 1735, NOT Yeats].

Doorus House, near Kinvara, Co.Galway
Ebrill/doorus.html

<A HREF="http://www.google.com/search?num=100&hl=en&safe=off&q=Basterot+yeats">
<a href="../famous.unproved.html#yeats">Yeats</a>,

Royal Descents of famous people - The List
famous.thelist.html

 <A HREF="Yeats/manson.html">Sir Patrick Manson</A>,
 <A HREF="Yeats/blaikie.html">Tara Spencer-Nairn</A>,

Unproved and Disproved Royal Descents
famous.unproved.html

<h1>   <a name="yeats">  W.B. Yeats </a> </h1>
The famous  Yeats family descended from a John Butler of Dublin. 
The Yeats family 
  used the name Butler Yeats as a result.
W.B. Yeats himself worked on this link
	<li> YEATS in <a href="sources.html#burkes.irish"> [Burkes Irish, 1976] 		</a> 
	<li> William M.Murphy, <i> Family Secrets: William Butler Yeats and his Relatives</i>, 1995
	<li> William M.Murphy, The Ancestry of W.B.Yeats, <i> Yeats Studies</i>, no.1, spring 1971,
	<li> William M.Murphy, <i> The Yeats Family and the Pollexfens of Sligo</i>, 1970.
	<li> Joseph Hone, <i> William Butler Yeats</i>, 1962.
	<li> A. Norman Jeffares, <i> William Butler Yeats: Man and Poet</i>, 1962.
    Mary Butler                        Benjamin Yeats
             Rev. John Yeats
             Rev. William Butler Yeats
             <A HREF="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Butler_Yeats">John Butler Yeats</A>
<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Butler_Yeats">William Butler Yeats</a>               <A HREF="http://en.wikipedia.or

Frank Flanagan
Flanagan/frank.html

<A HREF="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Butler_Yeats">Jack Yeats</A>.

Michael Francis Doyle
Flanagan/mf.doyle.html

<H1> Jack Yeats photos </H1>
<A HREF="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Butler_Yeats">Jack B. Yeats</A>.
Photos of Jack Yeats   are rare.
Frank Flanagan  got  Jack Yeats  out for a photo with   Doyle. 
A rare photo of Jack B. Yeats.<BR>
<A HREF="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Butler_Yeats">Jack B. Yeats</A> (died 1957),
Another photo of Jack B. Yeats, apparently on the same day. <BR>
Alice Mac Eoin, Jack B. Yeats,  Frank Flanagan.

Ann Gibbon
Gibbon/ann.html

 <A HREF="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Margaret</A>,
<a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Margaret Livingston</a>. 
and <a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Margaret   </a>
Nellfield was formerly the home of their uncle <A HREF="../Yeats/martin.html">Alexander Martin</A>.

Arthur Gibbon
Gibbon/arthur.html

 Robina Barbara Yeats  Gibbon,
"Yeats" in family bible and bapt and burial record.

Capt. Robert Gibbon grave, Nigg Bay
Gibbon/capt.robert.grave.html

<li>  Capt.Robert's  niece  <A HREF="../Yeats/somerville.html"><B>Barbara Somerville</B></A>.

Capt. Robert Gibbon
Gibbon/capt.robert.html

 He  went to Holland for trade (as did <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html">his wife's family</a>).
to <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html"> <b> Barbara Yeats </b> </a>
<A href="../Yeats/rotterdam.church.html">  <B>Scots Church,  Rotterdam</B></A>.
Must be after her grandmother  <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html"> Elizabeth Leslie</a>.
Must be after his grandfather  <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html"> Alexander Yeats</a>.
She mar 1799 to <a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html"> <b> Dr. William Livingston</b></a>.
and <a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Margaret   </a>
<a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Margaret Livingston</a>
  Barbara Yeats.<BR>
<A HREF="../Yeats/livingston.html">Livingston</a> families
<A HREF="../Yeats/livingston.html"> Elizabeth Martin</a>,
niece of   Barbara Yeats. 
<A HREF="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Dr. William Livingston</a>,
  son-in-law of Capt. Robert Gibbon and Barbara Yeats. 
<li> <A HREF="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">William Livingston, M.D.</A>
AI animation of the  <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html#barbara.portrait">Barbara Yeats  portrait</a>.

85 Crown St, Aberdeen
Gibbon/crown.st.html

   <A HREF="../Yeats/william.livingston.html"><B>   Margaret   </B></A>

The diary of Ann Gibbon, 1818 to 1820
Gibbon/diary.ann.html

in May <a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html"> <B>the Dr. and Margaret</B> </a> went to England, the former in very bad health

Gerard Gibbon
Gibbon/gerard.html

 <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html"> Barbara Yeats</a>

Gibbon of Aberdeen, Scotland
Gibbon/index.html

and <a href="../Gibbon/Papers/a/76.jpg">    Yeats</a>.

John Gibbon
Gibbon/john.html

and <A HREF="../Yeats/alexander.html">Yeats</A>
since <a href="capt.robert.html"> Barbara Yeats </a>
since <a href="capt.robert.html"> Barbara Yeats </a>

Nellfield House, Aberdeen
Gibbon/nellfield.html

<A HREF="../Yeats/martin.html"><B>Alexander Martin</B></A>

St.Fittick's church, Nigg Bay, Aberdeen
Gibbon/nigg.html

<li><A HREF="../Yeats/somerville.html"><B>Barbara Somerville</B></A>.

Gibbon papers
Gibbon/papers.html

<a href="../Yeats/william.livingston.html">Margaret Livingston</a>.
<li> <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> <B>Single page of notes on Skene</B> </A>

Scott
Gibbon/scott.html

See  <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html">    page of notes on Skene </A> in 1872.<BR>

New Slains Castle, Aberdeenshire
Hay/new.slains.html

<A HREF="../Yeats/smith.html"><B>John Smith</B></A>

Lost portrait of Augustus Montgomery
Herbert/lost.html

<A HREF="../Yeats/alexander.html">Barbara Yeats</A>

Humphrys genealogy
index.html

<A HREF="Yeats/barbara.notes.html">single sheet found in an old tin box</A>

My wife's family tree
index.mywife.html

(Left)  <a href="Yeats/alexander.html"> Barbara Yeats</a>,
<li>  <a href="Gibbon/capt.robert.html"> Barbara Yeats</a>.<BR>
Yeats line:
<li> <a href="Yeats/index.html"> Yeats </a> of Aberdeen, Scotland

John Leslie
Leslie/john.html

 <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon notes  </A>
Norman is listed in  <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon notes</A>.
 to <a href="../Yeats/alexander.html"> <b> Alexander Yeats </b> </a> and had issue.
See <A HREF="../Yeats/Images/1.jpg">mar entry</A>.
She  is listed in  <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon notes</A>.
 <A HREF="../Yeats/barbara.notes.html"> Barbara Yates Gibbon notes, 1872 </A>

James Clarence Mangan
Mangan/poet.html

- <A HREF="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Butler_Yeats">W.B. Yeats</A>,

Contents
ORahilly/contents.html

<a href="the.orahilly.yeats.html">The poem "The O'Rahilly"</a><br><font color=green><i>ORahilly/the.orahilly.yeats.html</i></font>

The song "Darling Michael"
ORahilly/darling.michael.html

<A HREF="the.orahilly.yeats.html">You wound the clock</a>, it's silent now

The album "O'Rathaille's Grave" by Gan Ainm
ORahilly/gan.ainm.html

<li> <A href="poet.memorials.html#yeats"><I>The Curse of Cromwell</I></A> by Yeats.

The song "My Love: The O'Rahilly"
ORahilly/my.love.html

<A HREF="the.orahilly.yeats.html">'For you who helped to wind the clock <BR>

Aodhagán Ó Rathaille
ORahilly/poet.html

<b> <a class=structural  href="poet.memorials.html#yeats"> <i> The Curse of Cromwell </i> </a> </b>
 by Yeats).

Memorials to the poet Aodhagán Ó Rathaille
ORahilly/poet.memorials.html

 <A href="#yeats"><I>The Curse of Cromwell</I></A>    by Yeats 
<h1> <A name="yeats"><I>The Curse of Cromwell</I> by Yeats</A> </h1>
by <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Butler_Yeats"> William Butler Yeats</a>,
<A HREF="https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/New_Poems_(Yeats)"><I>New Poems</I></A>

Michael Joseph O'Rahilly, "The O'Rahilly"
ORahilly/the.orahilly.html

W.B. Yeats    defended The O'Rahilly's  right to use the title  in his later  poem 
<a href="the.orahilly.yeats.html"> <B><I> The O'Rahilly</I></B></a>:
In the words of <A HREF="the.orahilly.yeats.html">Yeats</A>:
In the words of <A HREF="the.orahilly.yeats.html">Yeats</A>:
The title refers to the poem <a href="the.orahilly.yeats.html"> <i> The O'Rahilly </i> </a> by Yeats.

Memorials to The O'Rahilly
ORahilly/the.orahilly.memorials.html

<li><a class=structural href="the.orahilly.yeats.html">The poem "The O'Rahilly"</a> by Yeats