Box 2

Contains a draft for an Irish language textbook including numerous short reading passages, an example of the Cló Gaelach, as well as vocabulary and definitions.

Contains a draft of a translation in Irish entitled "Mar Goideadh Anam Tíre," by J.J. O'Kelly from from an English-language work on France by Rev. J.A. Fitzgerald, OFM.

Contains a draft of a translation into Irish entitled "Teachtaireacht ó'n tSeanráithe," by J.J. O'Kelly from Homespun Yarns by Rev. J.A. Fitzgerald, OFM.

Contains a number of incomplete and miscellaneous drafts by J.J. O'Kelly on various topics, including: general Irish history, the history of the Irish Colleges in Europe, the history of education in Ireland, general Irish military history, English imperialism in Ireland, taxation, and the history of Canadian Federation.

Contains a number of incomplete and miscellaneous drafts by J.J. O'Kelly on various topics.

Contains 2 pages of typescript quotes from various Irish and Irish diasporic ecclesiastical figures including Cardinal Logue and Bishop Mannix.

Contains a collection of notes relating to aspects of World War I including the course of the war, German atrocities, casualties, and recruiting.

Contains a brief overview of Ireland in the year 1915, particularly regarding the first World War.

Contains a collection of notes concerning John Redmond and the funeral of Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa, including a number of notes from editorials relating to the former.

Contains a collection of notes relating to the 1916 Easter Rising, including notes from various newspapers such as the Cork Examiner.

Contains a notebook concerning the events of Easter 1916 in the South Dublin Union based on the original accounts originally published in the Catholic Bulletin.

Contains a notebook concerning the events of Easter 1916 at Boland's Mill as recounted by Nurses Elizabeth O'Farrell and Julia Grenan, members of Cumann na mBan.

Contains loose-leaf notes concerning: the various arrests during Easter 1916; those who were imprisoned; a short incomplete page about Roger Casement; John Redmond's reaction to the Rising; a tribute to the O'Rahilly and others; the Easter week deportees; and an extensive section on H.H. Asquith's visit to Ireland.

Contains a single note contemporaneous to the Easter Rising about an upcoming trial for Austin Stack, Michael Collins, and David Kent set for 26 June 1916.

Contains miscellaneous materials relating to several of the executed men of Easter 1916, including two copies of a draft of a memorial announcment for Roger Casement, a stray piece of paper that notes PH Pearse as editor of An Claidheamh Soluis in 1906, and a printed copy of Piarais Beaslai's amhráin, "An Fiach Dubh," which references Seán Mac Diarmada. "An Fiach Dubh" was edited, annotated, and initialed by J.J. O'Kelly.

Contains pages of loose notes concerning the Revolutionary Dáil, specifically the first meeting of Dáil Éireann on 21 January 1919 with Cathal Brugha presiding.

Contains both a notebook and 4 pages of loose notes, both of which are concerned with negotiations with Lloyd George during the Irish War of Independence as well as other notes from one of Austin Stack's memoranda and Piaras Béaslaí's Life of Michael Collins.

Contains a notebook, a page of looseleaf notes, and two paper fragments by J.J. O'Kelly relating to Cathal Brugha.

Contains a red notebook with an account of the Irish Civil War spanning from April 1922 to August. of that year. The notebook pagination begins with 47.

Contains a small, top-bound notebook containing a miscellany of notes concerning various subjects, including O'Kelly's locations 1917-1924, some retrospective notes on Ireland in the 1920s, the national debt, confiscation, and the Oath of Allegiance in conjunction with Partition. The pages for the first half of the notebook have been torn out, with the contents taking up the next ten leaves.

Contains a single page of notes taken from the Catholic Herald concerning Douglas Hyde during his tenure as President of Ireland. Specifically refers to June 23 though the year is omitted.

Contains a small black notebook titled "Lawful Authority," on the verso of the cover with a number of notes on various sources.

Contains four pages of notes relating to the content for the dust jacket of O'Connell Calling.

Contains a collection of loose notes by J.J. O'Kelly relating to various aspects of the Irish economy, including agriculture, industry, and tourist traffic in the early twentieth century.

Contains three pages of notes by O'Kelly. One page concerns the United Irish league with regard to the Irish in England. The remaining two pages deal with emigration from Ireland in the early twentieth century.