Sources
- Dublin, Ireland: National Inventory of Architectural Heritage, entries including 11819040 and 11819041; although the core of the NIAH is filing, much is also published in County Books, and an amount available online, including at least five references to Castlemartin Estate (four under "Buildings" and one under "Gardens", although there was no formal or walled garden.)
- Dublin, 1752: "The County of Kildare", J. Noble and J. Keenan - Castlemartin Demesne shown.
- London, 1783: "A Map of The County of Kildare", A. Taylor, Lieut., His Majesty's 81st Regiment, London, 1783 (republished by the Royal Irish Academy, Dublin, 1983).
- Dublin, 1838: Ordnance Survey Maps - estate boundaries, main house and church ruins shown.
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