James MacFarland Collection

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James MacFarland Collection

MSS,0145

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Scope and Content: This is a collection of materials related to the leadership activities of Mr. James MacFarland. The focus includes correspondence and operational materials related to the Ancient Order of Hibernians in New Jersey (Msgr. Crean Division 1 - Trenton), Irish involvement in Northern Ireland, and various projects including the Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship, New Jesey Famine Curriculum, An Gorta Mor (Great Hunger), and various political measures involving Ireland and the United States. Additional topic areas include education, charities, politics, and religious advocacy.Materials are largely textual, comprising correspondence, operational and administrative documents, clippings, and promotional materials. A smaller number of materials are in the format of photographs, floppy disks, and videocassettes.

Arrangement: Material is in good to very-good condition. The collection as given was organized into folders by topic, which the current arrangement reflects.This collection is arranged into five series:

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Ancient Order of Hibernians, Msgr. Crean Division #1 Trenton, New Jersey

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Ancient Order of Hibernians, New Jersey Statewide and National

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James MacFarland Personal Papers

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Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship

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Other Irish-American Organizations

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All materials available in this collection (unless otherwise noted) are the property of the Monsignor William Noé Field Archives & Special Collections Center and Seton Hall University, which reserves the right to limit access to or reproduction of these materials. Reproduction of materials or content is subject to United States copyright restrictions and may be subject to federal or state privacy regulations. For access to the original document or to request a high-resolution reproduction contact: Seton Hall University Libraries, Archives & Special Collections Center, archives@shu.edu, 973-761-9476.