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1. [Civil-War-Irish] Background infi on TF Meagher [1]
A Chairde The best info. I found on TF Meagher was in Thomas Kineallys's "The Great Shame". From Memory I believe his family were from the town of Waterford. Is mise le meas Iamonn
2. [Civil-War-Irish] Re:9th MA Infantry [1]
Hi Bill, Thanks for that information. Now I have a question for you. In the Civil War Index there is a Robert H Rooney who filed for an Invalid Pension in 1924 for service with G9 MA Inf. yet he is not listed with this unit. Do you know if the 9th went on to fight in the Spanish-American War? Eileen
3. [Civil-War-Irish] Re: CIVIL-WAR-IRISH-D Digest V03 #50 [1]
It took me approx. 3 months to get back the results of my request for records on my CW men.
4. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Hello Kevin, I don't have any ancestors who were at Andersonville, but I have seen your postings regarding the services you provide numerous times. Each time, I thought to myself, "Now there is an angel." I just wanted to thank you. You are an invaluable resource to those of us who are searching for information on our families' war heroes. Thank you for what you do. Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kevin Frye" To: Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2003 7
5. [Civil-War-Irish] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Hello fellow researchers. I am a local historian and Volunteer for the National Park Service here at Andersonville National Historic site. I will do FREE research here for the asking. Not only do I visit the site every couple weeks or so,,,but I have a copy of the Parks database here at my home which is last revised April 2003. This has more than 9000 records than the last revisions in the online database search sites which were last updated February 2002. The database I have includes more than 41000
6. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Hi kevin, Appreciate your offer of help, Please look for the surname Brownlee in your database,,,,,,,,,,,,Thanks,,,,,,,Sam
7. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Re:9th MA Infantry [1]
Hi Eileen, It did and they fought in Cuba. At that time they were still known as the 9th Mass. I believe they're known as the 101st Infantry Mass Army National Guard. The armory is still located in Dorchester, the colonels portraits starting from Cass to today line the 2nd floor walls. Bill ----- Original Message ----- From: erstuart To: CIVIL-WAR-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, January 01, 1904 6:31 PM Subject: [Civil-War-Irish] Re:9th MA Infantry Hi Bill, Thanks for that information
8. [Civil-War-Irish] Excerpts from Irish newspapers #2 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > [BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] > AMERICA. > > QUEENSTOWN, MONDAY EVENING.--The Royal Mail Steamer > Europa has arrived. She brings 64 passengers, gold dust > and specie, value 9,797 dollars. Having landed 68 sacks > of mails and three passengers, she proceeded > immediately, all well. > > The Europa left Boston 5th and Halifax 7th. > Experienced very severe Easterly weather. > > NEW YORK, FEB. 4TH.--The Orsini, h
9. [Civil-War-Irish] Re: Excerpts from Irish newspapers #8 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > The news received yesterday from the Federal States has > produced very little alteration at Lloyd's, although the attitude > assumed by the people at New York, on hearing the demand > made by the British Government for the unconditional > surrender of Mason and Slidell, was sufficient to strengthen > the risks. > > --The Cork Examiner, 31 December 1861 > > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - > De
10. [Civil-War-Irish] Thomas Francis Meagher genealogy [1]
Bob In addition to Keanally4s book, Here is a couple of Websites: http://members.tripod.com/waterfordhistory/written_pedigree_of_the_meagher_family.htm http://www.ucs.mun.ca/~brianl/personal/ The book "Memoirs of Gen. Thomas Francis Meagher" by Michael Cavanagh has a small bit on him. Mike > The Nolans wrote: > > Does anyone have details of Thomas Francis Meagher's family history - > > brothers, sisters, place of birth etc? Would appreciate help as I am doing > > some research for a Meagher in-law > > ma
11. [Civil-War-Irish] Colonel Thomas Cass [1]
Hi list, While visiting Mt Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge MA I happened across this grave: In Memory of Thomas Cass Organizer and First Commander of the Famous Ninth Regiment of Infantry MA Volunteers born Farnley Queens County Ireland 1821 Mortally Wounded at the Battle of Malvern Hill Virginia July 1st 1862 While Leading his Regiment. Died Boston July 12, 1862 Also engraved on this large stone Mrs Adeline Richardson died March 25th 1849 age 45 years Nearby on small stone in the ground John Michael Tob
12. [Civil-War-Irish] Excerpts from Irish newspapers #3 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > QUEENSTOWN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. > > A large ship called the Southerner arrived in tow on > Thursday evening from Liverpool, and concerning her > much conversation has passed as it is rumoured her > intended destination is within the forbidden waters of > the Southern States. She is reported as being from > Liverpool, with a "general cargo," and, furthermore, > talk has it that the Southerner will at this port add to > the quantity and varie
13. [Civil-War-Irish] Excerpts from Irish newspapers #13 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > IMPORTANT CASE.--THE AMERICAN WAR.--A singular > case, which raises a question of international law, > came before Baron Fitzgerald on Friday in the Court > of Exchequer. In the case of Thompson v. Knox, an > action on a promissory note made at Charleston, > South Carolina, and payable at the People's Bank, in > the Federal States, Mr. Henderson moved, on behalf > of defendant, for leave to file a special defence under > the following circumstances :--
14. [Civil-War-Irish] Excerpts from Irish newspapers #5 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > DEATH OF CAPTAIN O'SULLIVAN. > -------------- > With the deepest and most sincere regret we learned > by telegraph from Alexandria that, on Sunday last, > Captain Maxwell O'Sullivan, of the 18th New York > Volunteers ("Irish Brigade,") died in the Division > Hospital, at Alexandria Seminary, from the results of the > injuries he received in the burning of his tent at Camp > California, on the night of the 3rd inst. Although ve
15. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Colonel Thomas Cass [1]
I believe it is Laois County now. Mike
16. [Civil-War-Irish] Excerpts from Irish newspapers #7 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > THE AMERICAN WAR. > ------------ > Captain MAXWELL O'SULLIVAN, attached to the 88th > Regiment, and a native of your city, died at Fort > California, in the neighbourhood of Washington, on > Sunday last. It appears that his regiment was among > those which penetrated as far as Manassas, during the > month of March last, on which occasion men and > horses suffered dreadfully owing to the miserable > condition of the roads
17. RE: [Civil-War-Irish] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Hi Kevin--Do you have any Timonys in your records??? Several were in the war. We lost touch of George Timney in Ohio and wondered what happened to him. If you can find any of them, I would appreciate hearing. Thanks Dee Timney -- Original Message ----- From: Kevin Frye To: CIVIL-WAR-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com Sent: 6/14/2003 6:12:42 AM Subject: [Civil-War-Irish] Andersonville Civil War POW site Hello fellow researchers. I am a local historian and Volunteer for the National Park
18. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Getting records [1]
Does it take a while to get the information on Civil War Veterans. Do you know how long. Ida Duggan McDevitt
19. RE: [Civil-War-Irish] Getting records [1]
The form is NATF 85. See: http://www.archives.gov/research_room/obtain_copies/veterans_service_rec ords.html#order1 -----Original Message----- From: lynne55 [mailto:lynne55@nyc.rr.com] Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 10:10 PM To: CIVIL-WAR-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Getting records Hi Duggan, I foound my great grandfather, James Meagher, on the Ancestry.com Civil War pensions. I then sent the form 82 I think to the archives and I received it within 6 weeks. It costs $37.00 for
20. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Getting records [1]
Hi Duggan, I foound my great grandfather, James Meagher, on the Ancestry.com Civil War pensions. I then sent the form 82 I think to the archives and I received it within 6 weeks. It costs $37.00 for all of his papers. Lynne ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 2:06 PM Subject: Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Getting records > Does it take a while to get the information on Civil War Veterans. Do you > know how long. Ida Duggan Mc
21. [Civil-War-Irish] Meaning [1]
Margaret, What is "Go Raobh Maith Agat" ? looked in my Irish Dictonary and could not find its meaning, but I think it mean "Thank you very much" which would read " Go raibh mile maith agat" if remember rightly, Ann
22. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Meaning [1]
Hi Ann, Go raibh maith agat - (guh rah mah agut) - thank you. Slan go foill (bye for now) slawn guh foel, Margaret (Mairead) ----- Original Message ----- From: akeegan To: CIVIL-WAR-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com Sent: 20 June 2003 5:24 AM Subject: [Civil-War-Irish] Meaning Margaret, What is "Go Raobh Maith Agat" ? looked in my Irish Dictonary and could not find its meaning, but I think it mean "Thank you very much" which would read " Go raibh mile maith agat" if remember rightly, Ann
23. RE: [Civil-War-Irish] Colonel Thomas Cass [1]
Dia daoibh uilig, Does anybody know which county is Queen's County? Iamonn Eamonn.McNulty@health.wa.gov.au Medical Illustration Dept. Princess Margaret Hospital Perth Western Australia 6008 Phone 08 9340 8282 -----Original Message----- From: erstuart [mailto:erstuart@attbi.com] Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2003 18:50 To: CIVIL-WAR-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Civil-War-Irish] Colonel Thomas Cass Hi list, While visiting Mt Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge MA I happened across this grave: In Memory of Tho
24. [Civil-War-Irish] Excerpts from Irish newspapers #11 of 13 [1]
Dennis Ahern wrote: > > SEIZURE OF BRITISH SHIPPING BY FEDERAL > CRUISERS. > > Intelligence was received yesterday of the capture by a > Federal ship of the English steamer Circassian, of > Savannah, bound to that port from Bordeaux, laden with > wine, brandy, coffee, and provisions, having no munitions > or contraband of war of any description. > > The Shipping Gazetts says :--"The seizure of the > Circassian, pursuing, as we are informed, a lawf
25. Re: [Civil-War-Irish] Andersonville Civil War POW site [1]
Kevin, I have an ancestor that was kept at Andersonville for awhile but we don't know where he died. There is a chance that it was Savanah GA. His name was George F Duley died 10/4 1864 at Savanah? Co C, 2nd Mass Volunteer Cavalry also Co D 2nd Mass Cavalry He had 2 brothers also enlisted around the same time (6/1863) Charles who is my gg grandfather and Eastman. I have copies of the National Archives records but they don't have a lot of info about George. thanks for any
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