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1. Research: Teefey/Teefy family [1]
Hi all; I am searching for information on the Teefey(Teefy)family from the Newport, Birdhill areas of Tipperary. My Great-grandfather,James Teefey,born in 1863 +/- emmigrated from Newport in 1885 to Upper Michigan. His father, Timothy may have been married to a member of the Hughes family. If anyone can shed some light on the Teefeys of Tipperary,I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks for your consideration, Tim Teefey Dearborn, Michigan, USA ___________________________________________
2. RE: Need a response - [0.982351]
Hello, Test message as per request. Jennifer McNeill Jennifer.R.I.V.McNeill@team.telstra.com Brisbane, Australia. FITZGERALD/PYNE/WALKER in NSW and QLD AUSTRALIA FITZGERALD/CONNORS in IRELAND ATKINSON/SMITH in COUNTY DURHAM, UK > -----Original Message----- > From: trakker [SMTP:trakker@nettally.com] > Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 3:42 AM > To: CoTipperary-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Need a response - > > It's 9:40pm EST in US - could someone send a message to the County > Tipperary > Mailing List a
3. Re: Need a response - [0.982351]
Received in Japan..... Sue Jeffery
4. Re: Need a response - [0.982351]
Hi Terry and List, It's 1.45pm Daylight Saving Time in Sydney Australia. Hope everyone receives this. Thanks for a great List. Coralie D. Hird Sydney Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "trakker" To: Sent: Thursday, February 01, 2001 4:41 AM Subject: Need a response - > It's 9:40pm EST in US - could someone send a message to the County Tipperary > Mailing List and then someone else indicate they received it?? Just need to see > if Rootsweb i
5. Re: Re: access to church records [0.982351]
Well put. I too admire my irish ancestors for the life they had, and survived, I even feel for the convicts in our tree, but feel their lives were perhaps better from their transportation. Regards Kerry I have learned so much history while doing this and I am both impressed and proud that these Irish relatives made it through all the hundreds of bad years and lived to tell the tale - to me. I have seen where we lived for 300 years and about to see where "we" , the sept, lived for 2000 years.I find this
6. Re: Apprenticeships - Tipperary 1800s [0.982351]
Hello everyone, I too would be interested in Apprenticeships in Tipperary Patrick Mangan of Ballingarry Parish born abt 1784 was a 'stonemason' prior to joining the army. Regards Penny Zoe Chapman wrote: > Hello listers, > I am looking for somewhere in Tipperary that would have lists or > information pertaining to Apprenticeships in the early 1800's, > specifically those related to the coach trade. Do such records exist? > How would I find them. All information greatly appreciated, thanks for > reading.
7. warning:Snow White virus [0.982351]
Recently I have received messages about Snow White. The message contains a virus. The virus is spread when the user of an infected computer replies to the user of a noninfected computer (if I understand it correctly). In order to protect your data and your computer, you should install (or run an existing) anti-virus program. You should also notify everyone with whom you correspond to do likewise. Sorry and now somewhat wiser, Sally Glynn
8. Re: Thomas LIDWELL, 1770-- [0.982351]
Anne Denny ja-denny@email.msn.com of Arizona USA wrote ... My quest is for Thomas LIDWELL (LIDWILL), born about 1770 (guess, from the ages of his children) , married Hannah (or Katherine, records differ) SEELEY, an "English Catholic lady", emigrated to New York State USA about 1800... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hello Anne, Perhaps you are already aware of the following three tidbits, which have come to me from this list in different posts. They are all a bit later than the emigr
9. Re: THU [0.982351]
Dear Diane I understand that THU is in operation and will receive you request. I believe that The Archbishop's stance has nothing to do with money and all to do with trust and privacy. Bishops have been sued for comments on copy of birth records When the priest in 1800 wrote a comment in the comments column, this was for his benefit and those priests that had the duty to administer to the faithful. not the general public, and some not even believers. How would you like people to read of your gt gt grandfat
10. Re: church records [0.982351]
Lou, Thank you for your gracious response and for the texts and observations that you sent about Canon Law. But I think we are talking at cross-purposes. 1.) What I was talking about was not "waivers of right" FROM the Church under Canon Law, but "waivers of liability" IN FAVOR OF the Church from frivolous and pecunious lawsuits. The clergy in Ireland are citizens of that state or nation and, hence, can be protected equally under Civil Law. Just as institutions like the Church can be protected. If Irish g
11. Re: Irish Citizenship [0.982351]
----- I should probably add that there are interesting things that can come up. As an example, my grandfather was born and baptised as Edmund. In the states he used Edward. Why? I don't know! There is a one year discrepancy on his marriage licence in regards to his age - it says 35 he was 36 ...........Why? I don't know! Then the State wants to know why you want a copy of his death certificate. Why does the Irish Government need a copy? Oh, you sent a money order for $1 too much- we lowered the fee, please
12. Fox family-Clonmel [0.982351]
Hello Everybody, I am a new member of the 'list' and I would like to ask for your help please. I am searching for the Birth/Baptismal record of my Gt. Grandfather, Thomas Fox, who was born abt. 1837. His Father, James Fox, was a Carpenter. His Mother, Elizabeth, was born abt.1817. Thomas married Norah Myles,(b.Cork abt.1845,) at St. Saviour's Church, Jersey, Channel Islands, on 12th March 1864. His place of birth was given as Clonmel, Ireland. When he joined the Police Force in Manchester on 19th Septemb
13. RE: Ballynilard ELLIGET's [0.982351]
Bill Elligett asked: "Would anyone know if or what records are extant for the Townland of Ballynilard, Co. Tipperary, Parish of Tipperary, Barony of Clanwilliam, Province of Munster?" Baptisms for Tipperary parish from 1780 - 1899 and marriages 1793 - 1900 are with the Tipperary Heritage Unit. Baptisms 1810-1880 and Marriages 1793-1880 are on microfilm in Dublin at the National Library of Ireland. [Information from the excellent book: "TRACING YOUR IRISH ANCESTORS" by John Grenham - 2nd Edition - Gill and
14. RE: McCasey [0.982351]
Alice McCasey wrote: "Is McCasey an Irish name? I don't know I can't find any in Ireland. My Grandfather said they came from Tipperary, huh " The opposite problem to the rest of us trying to untangle a multitude of Ryans, Mahers and Dwyers! In the Griffiths Valuation Index CD I found only one sound-alike in Tipperary: John Mackassy Ballinvreena Parish of Emly. (just west of Tipperary town) Otherwise there are about 50 Mackessy/Mackessy/Mackesy, some of whom are in neighbouring counties of Limerick and
15. Diocese of Killaloe Parishes in Tipperary [0.982351]
J. Terry Ryan asked, > Could you give us all the names of these parishes and > where located? Dear Terry and Tipperary Listers, The County Tipperary RC Parishes which are NOT in the Archdiocese of Cashel and Emly all belong to two other dioceses, The Diocese Killaloe in the northern part of Tipperary North, and the Diocese of Waterford & Lismore in the southern part of Tipperary South Riding. This message addresses only the Diocese of Killaloe. Waterford & Lismore will be discu
16. Fethard [0.982351]
Hi Unfortunately the person who wrote asking about Fethard, his message was deleted accidently. The Archdiocese of Cashel &Emily includes Fethard &Killusty, Tipperary S. For information on the family you are searching write Sean Ryan,he is the Catholic curate for the parish of Fethard&Killusty Diane
17. Huguenots [0.982351]
I would be most appreciative if someone could advise me re the possible whereabouts of information re Huguenots in Tipperary. The name I am researching is PERDUE. Roma McD.
18. Tipp & Kerry Heritage Centers [0.982351]
Thought this may be of interest following from comments re the closure of the Kerry and Tipp Heritage Centers. Nothing to loose in tapping out a quick e-mail to help. Eliz. O'Connell New Zealand >This email is from Mary Tossell of the Co Kerry list and website. It > may be something you will want to help with. ............................................................................ > > After months of letter writing and phone inquires I have finally got some > > information for you a
19. Re: C&E records [0.982351]
Dear Eliz and listers Talk of Family History Library Center. They do not only have Birth & Marriages but all sorts of things. They have a Family History Library Catalog that you can order on site www.familysearch.org The cost in NZ is $11 odd. this is end result of a search. Title Indexes to wills, 1618-1858, and administration bonds, 1644-1858 Authors Church of Ireland. Diocese of Cashel and Emly. Consistory Court (Main Author) Note Location Film Index to wills 1618-1858 FHL BRITISH Film100912 Item 1
20. Re: Henry Langley Estate [0.982351]
Dear Penny National archives have on web page potentially useful site is http://www.nationalarchives.ie/govpapers.html Regards Dave Visit my homepage http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/djgriff/ resident search engine on site
21. Re: BALLENVANY/BALLANYANE [0.982351]
Joan Mary Williams wrote, > I would like to know where in co Tipperary is the townland of > BALLENVANY > and whether there is also a place called BALLANYANE? Hi Joan Mary, Sean Ruad's IrlAtlas Townland Database shows no townlands in County Tipperary beginning with BALLEN or BALLAN. In addition, none end with VANY and none end with YANE. I think you must be referring to the Townland of BALLINVENY, 849 acres in Tipperary, N.R., Barony of Upper Ormond, Civil Parish of Aghname
22. Nora Lonergan O'CONNOR [0.982351]
Researching Nora LONERGAN, birth and death dates unknown, but probably born about 1810 in either Waterford County or Tipperary County. Married O'CONNOR, had daughter in 1832 in Clonmel. Appreciate any help Mildred in Lake Geneva, WI
23. Ballanyane [0.982351]
I have recently gotten information on a Thomas Ryan Bourke. He named his farm in West Australia "Ballanyane". Has anyone heard of this name or townland in Ireland? Could it be somewhere in Tipperary? I am actually searching the names Meagher and McGrath and Bourke from Newport Tipperary. I appreciate any information. Thank you. Eileen Vincent - Southern California
24. Tipperary mailing lists [0.982351]
I have complained to Rootsweb about starting duplicate lists for Irish counties and they have told me that if you ask for a list, they will give it to you, even if there is another list on the same name or county. The best thing for all of us to do, in this case, is not join the other list. That way we keep our regular subbers. I also suggest you all complain like I did. You can send an email to: listmaster@rootsweb.com You might also want to complain to the listowner of the new list: admin@irl-tipp
25. Re: Understanding.......: Re: access to church records [0.982351]
His message i sin reply t Jane. i am researchin gmy Irish Roots, solely to know where they came from, it never entered my head about claiming land or anything, but.... you have a good point, some otherrs may have ulterior motives and go to the lengths you stated, that even happens here in Australia, especially when there ha s been a divorce, or step siblings, it can be very "messy" with family in - house fighting, it is very sad when ever I hear families talking about these things. Sometimes even a will
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