Author of a voluminous History of the French Revolution, [1] History of the County and City of Limerick, and True Stories from the History of Ireland,
was born in Limerick, 24th February 1775.
He resided at Limerick, Waterford, and during the latter part of his life in Dublin, where he was literary assistant to the Kildare-place Education Society. An ardent Methodist, he edited the Munster Telegraph for some years, and for a longer period the Primitive Wesleyan Methodist Magazine.
His death took place in Dublin, 24th August 1834, in his 60th year; his remains were interred in the burial ground attached to St. Patrick's Cathedral." [1]
Research Notes
[2] The Winter Edition-1996The Old Limerick Journal The Fitzgerald And MacGregor History
Sources
↑ :From A Compendium of Irish Biography, 1878 « Augustin MacGrady | Index | James Townsend Mackay » Sources: 229c. MacGregor, John, Memoir by his Son. Dublin, 1840. Madden, Dr. Robert R., see Nos. 44, 328, 329, 330, 331. on line books