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Searching for: +path:countycork +(+date:dec +date:1998)
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1. re Cork city lookup [1]
Hi Judy, I'm hoping you can help me..... John Joseph ARKINS lived in Cork and arr as a 10 year old in VIC Australia, 1839.. my question is, were there many Arkins living in Cork at that time? And what were the names of the towns they lived in? Thanking you, Mary Mary Shortis 155 Rous Rd Alstonville 2477 N S W shortis@om.com.au
2. RC Parish's [0.978813]
Need the address of the RC Parish of: County Tipperary: Parish Carrick: Townland or Location : T/Carrick On Suir/Castle Street or Lane. charles chic@ewol.com
3. Jago (e) [0.978813]
To Pam Kirkland and Nancy Ward; It's so nice to see my family name posted on the list.It's so very rare!! Thanks to Gus E. I was sent Ginni Swantons website recently regarding the surname JAGOE which lists births, deaths and marriages in the late 1700's and early 1800's. I'm having some trouble printing the whole thing off because of the layout. Maybe someone can help me with that....... Maybe this site will help us connect the dots. The address is: http://www.exmsft.com/~ginnis/rosemary.htm My cousin
4. Re: Lookup [0.978813]
In a message dated 98-12-09 05:41:42 EST, GwenM10100@aol.com wrote: << Suggestion: when someone offers "look ups" in a specific source such as a book it would be helpful if individuals making requests for look ups on specific individuals then sent them by e-mail because it would reduce the volume of items not of general interest to the group at large on the board, also the person making the offer would not have to sift through all the general messages for such requests. At the very least use of the subj
5. Fw: Database [0.978813]
-----Original Message----- From: Ginni Swanton To: County Cork Date: Wednesday, December 30, 1998 9:08 PM Subject: Database Just a note to let you know that my web server provider is experiencing difficulties which have prevented me from posting updated information to the roll call database. This problem should be solved soon. I'm sorry for the inconvenience, and hope to have the updated information available soon. Thanks again to everyone who has sent me t
6. Lost queries [0.978813]
Every so often I see a post about lost messages. For the general information of the list, all postings to CountyCork-L are archived, and can be searched at: RootsWeb Mailing Lists -- Interactive Search Just remember to enter the list name as "CountyCork" with no space and no quotes, then search on whatever term you want to. Wilson DeCamp Searching COX, HAMILTON, ROGERS and HACKETT in County Cork
7. New Subscriber [0.978813]
Hello fellow Corkers, My name is Robert (Bob) William Walsh and I am a new addition to the County Cork email list. My Great Grandfather, Michael Walsh, was born in Middletown some time in 1840 and I am just starting to trace his roots in Ireland. He emigrated to the USA prior to becoming a US citizen on June 26, 1860. I know nothing about him prior to that date. I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone with information or tips on tracing his roots in County Cork. Thanks for being there and
8. Re:Kilmichael [0.978813]
Anybody doing any research in Kilmichael? Jean Prendergast
9. WISE / NORTH MALL DISTILLERY County Cork [0.978813]
A Warm and Sunny Hello from Canberra, Australia! Would someone please be able to assist with information, connections etc. to the descendants of the Wise family of Cork! The London Old Bailey notes have provided me with information concerning Isaac Wise, birthplace as "Cork, Ireland" from where he migrated to London prior to his marriage to Elizabeth HARRIS in 1789. >From information obtained from "The Whisky Distilleries of the United Kingdom" (pp. 405-408) The Wises' of Cork operated the North Mall Dis
10. Rev. William Gifford, Ballyvodock, Cork [0.978813]
If anyone has any information on a priest by the name of Rev. William Gifford who resided in Ballyvodock, County Cork between the years 1848-1864, please email me. Thank you very much. Kathy
11. Lookup: City Directory: Surname-Russell [0.978813]
Dear Judy: Thank you for your generous offer to do lookups. Are there any Russell's in the City Directory? My understanding is that Russell was not that common of a name in Cork County at this time. I am trying to find out if there were any Russell's and if the list is small could you please let me know all of them. I am searching for my great-grandfather's [Edmund David/E.D./Edmond David] father, last name Russell, possible first name Thomas. Thank you again. Joan Rogers Maryland, USA -----Original Mess
12. HALL, John Marvo [0.978813]
Hi Everyone, I am seeking information on HALL, John M. b. Youghal, Ireland 12 May 1836. Arrived Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada 1844, m. Ellen Augusta THORNTON 20 November 1860. Lived at 107 Prospect Street, Sherbrooke when he died 31 January 1922.
13. RE: IRISH CHRISTMAS [0.978813]
Thanks for reminding me about that tradition Amy, it reminds me of when I was small. The reason is that - at least in our house, the youngest of the family lit the candle. And that was me! Deirdra ---------- From: DATULL@aol.com[SMTP:DATULL@aol.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 02, 1998 10:15 AM To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: IRISH CHRISTMAS Hi - I always heard that the candle in the window was to give a signal to a priest during the time of the penal laws. If the priest (who were in hidin
14. Re:Lookup [0.978813]
Judy Kindly look up Patrick Michael Fahey Thanak you Peggy Fahey McCoullough Florida, USA
15. Location of Leinst'r, Ireland [0.978813]
Can anyone help me with location of Leinst'r, Ireland. Cork Co.? Other? I have James Roney in Baltimore Co., Md. during Revolutionary War with notation of his birth 1752 in Leinst'r, Ireland. Supposedly the Roney family along with my Flanagan's (brothers: Patrick, Terrance and John) came from Cork Co., Ireland. They were all in Baltimore Co. during 1778 (took Oath of Allegiance), then in Mercer Co., Ky. by 1790 and on to Washington Co., Ky. by 1800 where they died. Any input would be appreciated. Art Mi
16. NAMES [0.978813]
Fellow Listers: Does anyone know whether the name McAULIFFE would have been found in Cork City in the 1840's, or rather just in the Newmarket-Kanturk area? Am desperate to identify my ancestor, Timothy McAuliffe, and there were a slew of them born around the same time in Newmarket-Kanturk. Also, has anyone ever heard of the first name, Eda? Not sure if it is male or female, a nickname or what??? The person who signed the death certificate of my ggrandfather, Eugene Clifford, was an Eda Clifford, and no one
17. Owen = Eugene = Hugh [0.978813]
When my g-grandfather first came to Ontario from Ireland, he was known as Owen Coskery. Later, he was known as Eugene Cosgriffe. His son Eugene was known as "Hughey." In a church record I noticed a Hugh Storm entered as Eugenii Storm in one place and Hughgo Storm in another. Is Hugh a variant of Eugene and thus Owen? Thank you, John Cosgriff (cosgriff@vt.edu) John Cosgriff 540-231-9248 (Library) Engineering Librarian 540-231-9444 (Engineering) Virginia Tech cosgriff@vt.edu
18. New Member [0.978813]
I have just joined this group and as a newbie would like some basic advice. What records are available for Cork in the period 1800-1838? (I have heard that a lot of records were lost in a fire in the 1920's.) Are there any emigration records for around 1837/1838? Where would someone be likely to depart from if they were heading to Tasmania ? My interests are for a Peter CONNELL and Catherine CONNOR who married around 1836 and emigrated to Tasmania then Victoria around 1837/1838. Catherine was the daug
19. Re: CountyCork-D Digest V98 #359 [0.978813]
Patty: Could you look up the following: William and Bridget Clancy. Brother and sister. Would be about 1845. Thank you very much in advance.....glen
20. Re: Location of Leinst'r, Ireland [0.978813]
There is a good web site that will help you or anyone who might be looking for where a specific place is in Ireland. I also believe they are going to host a guide to the Parishes of Ireland too, in early 1999, including the names of the churches etc and there locations in each parish. This is what they tell me. Steve P.S "Leinster" is one of the 4 provences of Ireland. Their site is at www.irelandnow.com Go to "Around Ireland" -----Original Message----- From: Art Miller To: Count
21. Re: English Quakers [0.978813]
there was a group of Quaker families living in Moate, Co Westmeath and also in Dublin. Dont know how persecuted they were in England as wasn't there a dispensation for Quakers and Jews to have there own marriage services etc. when everyone else had to conform to the established church ( C of E) ?
22. IRISH CHRISTMAS [0.978813]
When I was small, my mother had the kids put our shoes outside of the bedroom door and in the morning they'd be filled with apples and oranges. I think we did this on St. Nicholas' night not Christmas Eve. I'm not exactly sure of the significance, and although my mother was born in Ireland she spent a good part of her young adulthood in England. So, I'm not sure if this is an Irish Christmas tradition or not. Did anyone else do something simliar? Angela Murphy
23. RIORDAN/COLLINS [0.978813]
Does anyone have info on Tim Collins and Nellie Riordan, married 1920 in SF, CA. Nellie was born 11/11/1892 in IRE. JOHN ___________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com/getjuno.html or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]
24. where's Limerick? & surnames [0.978813]
Hello List! According to my son's natural father's line, he has ancestors from Limerick in Ireland called Fitzgerald. Where is Limerick? What list should I be on to try & find info about them? Patrick FITZGERALD b 1795 & married a Jane ?? in ?? They had one daughter that I know of called Mary Jane who was transported for stealing & ended up marrying a man called William ELLIOTT from England. They were married at Bombala. Thanks in advance for any help! Carole in sunny & humid Queensland Australia
25. O'Brien Family [0.978813]
Hello! I just today signed on to this list in hopes of finding someone out there who is also searching for parents and siblings of Edward O'Brien. It's about like asking if anyone is looking for John Smith, but thought I wouold try My g grandfather, Edward O'Brien, son of John & Bridget, b abt 1836 Co. Cork, Ireland m Ellen Kearney, July 5, 1860 in Boston Massachusetts. He served in the Navy in the Civil War and worked in the Navy yard after war ended. About 1869 he and family migrated to central M
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