1790s Dublin Holy Bible Leather Family Record Early Names KJV

Late 18th Century Dublin Printed Holy Bible – c. 1790s Authentic Georgian-era King James Bible printed in Dublin by the Executors of David Hay, dating to the late 18th century (circa 1790s). This compact leather-bound Bible is a true working family Bible of the period and features extensive handwritten genealogical records spanning the late 1700s into the early 1800s. Entries include names, birth dates, and death records, preserving over two centuries of personal history. The title page reads: “The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments… Newly Translated out of the Original Tongues… Appointed to be read in Churches.” Imprint: “Dublin, Printed by the Executors of David Hay…” with late 18th-century Roman numeral date. Condition: Heavily worn original leather binding with age-related wear, spine deterioration, staining, and page edge wear consistent with over 200 years of use. Pages remain intact and legible. A genuine, unrestored antique. Highlights: • Late 1700s Dublin printing (Executors of David Hay) • King James Version (Authorized Version) • Handwritten family records (18th–19th century) • Original leather binding • Strong historical and display appeal A rare and authentic early Dublin-printed Bible with preserved family history—ideal for collectors of early religious works, Irish printing, and genealogical artifacts. Ships securely and fully insured.