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Archdiocesan Archives, Sydney 297 BIBLIOGRAPHY A. Archives and Other Repositories Australia (i) Archives Office of New South Wales (ii) Archdiocesan Archives, Sydney (iii) Brigidine Sisters, Maroubra (iv) Sisters of the Good Samaritan, Sydney (v) Sisters of St Joseph, North Sydney (vi) Sisters of St Joseph, Lochinvar (vii) Sisters of Mercy, Singleton (viii) Sisters of St Dominic, Strathfield (ix) Maitland Diocesan Archive,, Newcastle (x) Parish Registers: (a) Taree (b) West Maitland (c) East Maitland (d) Newcastle (e) Singleton (xi) Newcastle Region Library Ireland (i) All Hallows, Dublin (ii) Maynooth College, Maynoo th (iii) Clare Heritage Centre, Corcfin, Co. Clare (iv) Archdiocesan Archives, Dublin (v) National Archives, Dublin (vi) National Library, Dublin (vi) Registry of Deeds, Dublin (vii) Valuation Office, Dublin (viii) Wicklow Heritage Centre, Co. 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