All links were correct as of date of publication. But some do go out of date.
Family History
Matheson’s surnames in Ireland 1894
Tithe Applotment Book 1823 -1837
Parish Records Indexed to 1900 Subscription Charge
Parish Registers on Microfilm to 1880
Calendar of Wills and Administrations 1858-1922
Local History
Archaeological Excavations 1969 onwards
Archaeological reports 3 Meath sites
Ballinacree Historical Society, Oldcastle
Beaubec, Drogheda. Excavations
Blackfriary Archaeology Field School (Trim)
Brugh na Bóinne Research Project
Census 1659 incomplete, mainly east and central Meath
Church of Ireland Meath Diocesan Records
Cogan’s History of the Diocese of Meath Pub. 1862-70
Discover Boyne Valley (Visitor resources)
Discover Ireland and Meath (Visitor information)
Drogheda Independent Archives Subscription Charge
Dunshaughlin -McClenaghan Papers
Electrification of Rural Area 1946-61
Extents of Irish Monastic possessions 1540–1
Gormanston register, Calendar of the Gormanston register
Healy’s History of the Diocese of Meath (Vol 1)
Healy’s History of the Diocese of Meath (Vol 2 only)
Kells Archaeological & Historical Society
Kells – Irish Historic Towns Atlas Online
Kilmainhamwood, Nobber, Moynalty and surrounds – Beyond the Borora
Knowth and Megalithic monuments
License plate information on cars and motorbikes 1914 Scroll down the page to get Meath
Local Studies Section, Meath County Library
Longwood & Killyon Magazine 1984-2004
Maps Historic Environment Map Viewer
Meath Archaeological & Historical Society
Meath Chronicle Archives Subscription Charge
Meath County Council (Local Government and Services)
Meath Herald and Cavan Advertiser 1845 to 1932 Subscription Charge
Meath Heritage (Meath County Council)
Meath Heritage – Details of monuments in Meath
Parliamentary Gazetteer for Ireland 1844-6 Vol 1 Vol. 2 Vol. 3
People from Meath – Dictionary of Irish Biography
St. Ultan’s Historical Society
Schools Folklore Collection 1937-8
Slane Historical and Archaeological Society
Stained Glass in C. of I. Churches
Statistical Survey of County Meath, 1802, by Robert Thompson
Telephone Subscribers 1913 Navan Scroll down the page
The Irish Aesthete – Architecture
Trim – Irish Historic Towns Atlas Online