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1. [Cork] present day search [1]
This is a query I got from my cousins wife while on holidays in Boston in March.Her name is Donna O Callahan(formerly Le Blanc).Her mother used to write to ; Mrs Michael o Mahony, Knocknacurra, Boherbui Mallow Co Cork. I think her name was Kitty(nee-Daly). Two daughters were named Gretta and Kay who would be 35 or 40 . I would love to hear from anybody who knows this family.I only live about 90 minutes drive from Mallow but with work I have not had time to
2. [Cork] Forename DOLLY....What other derivations of this name could there be. Help [0.982257]
Hi everybody sorry to have such a lame question but what would be the original name or derivations of the above name DOLLY Thanks for all your help Kind regards Anne
3. [Cork] DWYER [0.982257]
Hello I have just subcribed to this list. My ancestor Anthony DWYER of Brandon in County Cork enlisted in the Irish Fusiliers and embarked for India in 1858. As a longhot is there anyone out there researching the same family. Sorry I don't have anything more to go on. Thanks Peter NAILER Researching NAILER: MAGRY: WILL: DWYER
4. [Cork] Clonakilty Churches [0.982257]
I was told this by Fr Hays of the Ross Diocese: "Clonakilty and Timoleague are neighbouring parishes - 15 miniutes drive apart. Clonakilty has two churches: Clonakilty and Darrara; Timoleague parish also has a church at Clogagh." I know of family (surname White) in the townland of Skeaf, Clonakilty in the 1890s. Might anyone know which Catholic church they likely belonged to? Would anyone know if all of these churches were in existence in the 1890s? Thanks, Tom
5. [Cork] PASSENGER LISTS [0.982257]
Greetings Listers, Where can I obtain passenger lists of ships sailing from Cobh for the years 1865 to 1875? I believe they would be listed as from QUEENSLAND back then. Any help would be greatly appreciated. John Garrett
6. [Cork] My Home By The Lee [0.982257]
THE CORK MILLENNIUM BOOK the people's history of Cork. MY HOME BY THE LEE Richard T. Cooke a television spectacular journey through the streets of Cork. Published by: IRISH MILLENNIUM PUBLICATIONS, Time Square, Ballincollig, Co. Cork. ========================================================================== The Book is organized by region, as follows Chapter One Cork's South Side - The Beginning. Chapter Two Medieval City of Cork. Chapter Three North East Marsh - The Hugu
7. [Cork] Researching Walsh , Riley, Curtin & Mahan/Mahon [0.982257]
Nicholas Walsh b. in Ireland county? married Ellen Curtin, county? Children: Cornelius Walsh b.1868? Cork, Ireland d.11/7/1957 Lowell, MA. There may be other children but so far haven't been able to find any. Cornelius immigrated 1884 and resided in Lowell, MA. He married Mary Riley 4/27/1901 Lowell, MA. census shows previous marriage of Cornelius but to whom ? Children of Cornelius & Mary are: 1) Nicholas Walsh d. 4/4/1991 2) James Walsh 3) Alice Walsh b.7/22/1904 Lowell, MA., d. 2/27/1994 m. John Mahan
8. [Cork] Re: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #187 [0.982257]
Subject Lyons - Kilworth, Mitchelstown, Fermoy Having just re-read the request for information on Lyons, I realised I had not stated that the baptisms of John Lyons and Ellen Sullivan's children were in Kilworth not in Mitchelstown. Sorry for any confusion. Gay O'Neill >From: CountyCork-D-request@rootsweb.com >Reply-To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com >To: CountyCork-D@rootsweb.com >Subject: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #187 >Date: Sat, 27 May 2000 20:19:32 -0700 (PDT) > ><< message2.txt >> ><< message4.txt >> _
9. [Cork] Cork Database Update [0.982257]
Thanks to all who have sent encouragement as well as records to be posted. The following are the updates to the CMCR Project on the County Cork GenWeb. www.rootsweb.com/~irlcor 1. Bug fixed with Christening Entry Screen. 2. Initial records are now up for viewing on Christening screen. More to be added May 14th. 3 Marriage Record Entry Screen Completed. Marriage Records can now be added. A few more days to for viewing screen. Lastly, I would appreciate some input from list subscribers on what fields
10. Re: [Cork] names [0.982257]
Hi Carol, MacLysaght, 'Irish Surnames' Herley This is used as a synonyn of Herlihy in Co. Cork and of Harley in Ulster. Herlihy O hIarlatha (iarfhlaith, underlord). A Ballyvourney erenagh family whose name is sometimes changed to Hurley. Hurley Woulfe gives O hUrthuile for this. An important Dalcassian sept, now scarce in Clare. Hurley of Co. Cork is numerous.... Falvey O Failbhe (possibly from failbheach, lively). Mainly found in Co. Kerry where it has been continuously since surnames began. It
11. Re: [Cork] Dunmanway [0.982257]
Most definitely and the spelling is correct. It is in the Skibbereen Registration District. Bill Fahy
12. [Cork] Civil Records [0.982257]
Can someone tell me if Dublin is the ONLY place in Ireland that I can view civil records (birth, marriage & death)? I will be in Co Cork in about 10 days and wondered if the districts maintain those records also. In my case I will be in the area of Clonakilty. Thanks Tom
13. [Cork] Cemetries in Cork [0.982257]
Would anyone on the list have an idea if there are any cemeteries i West Cork in the area of Boherbue/Ballydaly/Ballyhoulihan and Kanturk. And th enames if known. Will there be a site of these listed in the future? ( I do not mean who is buried there, I mean addresses). Appreciate any information. Pat mystarz@mindspring.com
14. [Cork] Ireland and England > VA & MD > NC > SC > AL > MS > LA [0.982257]
Hello, I am looking for my information on my WALKER, SPRADLEY, JEFFERSON and BELL lines that connect with my JONES and McCARTY lines which also connect with LARAMORE, HATTEN/HATTON, WOMACK, GRISHAM, LOTT, LIGHTFOOT, and SLAUGHTER lines and others......would be most grateful for any help in any direction possible. The McCARTY line is from County Cork, Ireland and several other Irish lines including the WALKER and GRISHAM. Looking forward to hearing from anyone with connecting information especially
15. [Cork] James FAY, Bridget MURRAY, County Cork to Tarrytown NY c1850, to KY [0.982257]
James FAY (born c1825) and wife Bridget ("Delia") MURRAY, parents of: Martin Tom James (born 25 Feb, 1858 Tarrytown NY, married Catherine SCHWARTZ 17 May, 1888, died 11 Feb, 1924) Harry (married HOLLAND) Jack Joseph Kate (married Charles SIMMONS) Mollie Patrick (married Phoebe SCHWARTZ - sister of Catherine, above) I am looking for any information about James Fay and Bridget Murray (birth records, marriage records, immigration records, naturalization records, death records). Associated surnames: F
16. Re: [Cork] Dunmanway & Inchigeelagh [0.982257]
The C of I Parish FANLOBBUS includes St Mary (Dunmanway) Drimoleague St Matthew Drinagh Christ Church Coolkelure St Edmund's W. P. Hewitt - Pastor Bill Fahy
17. [Cork] Mahony family [0.982257]
Greetings I'm able to put a bit more information about the following MAHONY family, hopefully SKS might recognise something> Denis MAHONY b abt 1800 Ireland (believed Cork) - head - cordwainer Margaret (Crowley) b abt 1807 Ireland (believed Cork) - wife Children: Denis b abt 1825 Ireland Ellen b abt 1827 Ireland Jeremiah b abt 1830 Ireland Mary b abt 1831 Cardiff, Glamorgan, Wales Betsey b abt 1836 Cardiff Catherine b abt 1838 Cardiff Honora b 15th Apr 1840 Cardiff I guess that they were married about 18
18. Re: [Cork] Re: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #177 [0.982257]
Post the information to the following URL. It covers County Cork http://www.sci.net.au/mgrogan/cork/ire.cork.htm Bill Fahy
19. [Cork] [Admin] About spam etc [0.982257]
First of all, you must be subscribed to this list in order to post. Anyone can tell you that many "spam" companies, having realized that they must join a list in order to send their messages, now join a list, send the message, and then unsub themselves -- as is the case with the message sent yesterday. As for those of you who complained, I note that you also resent the original message that offended you so! If you wish to unsubscribe from this list, feel free to do so. However hard Rootsweb or any other s
20. Re: [Cork] CONDON [0.982257]
Item from British Isles Vital Records Index; no marriage noted in that source. Note the birthdate. CONDON, Michael Birth Sex: Male Birth Date: 8 Dec 1866 Birthplace: Kilworth, Cork, Ire Recorded in: Civil Registration for Ireland Father: John CONDON Mother: Jane MARTIN Source: FHL Number 101138 Dates: 1866-1866 Note: 789 Denis Grant From: anton Subject: [Cork] CONDON > Still searching for more info on the Michael CONDON family from KILWORTH > COUNTY CORK IRELAND, 1867, died in 1912 in (N
21. [Cork] irish in america before 1892? [0.982257]
I am doing research for a series of short documentary films for the Ellis Island Museum in New York. At the moment I am focusing my research on Irish Americans who are researching their family tree, who: 1. have found that their Irish ancestor came the the United States before 1892 (ie before the opening of Ellis Island) and 2. have recently found long-lost relatives still living in Ireland. If you are interested and think you might be able to help, please let me know. Thanks very much. Best, Jeannie
22. [Cork] Dunmanway [0.982257]
Is there a town in Co. Cork named Dunmanway, I know I can't have the spelling correct here, but phonetically that is what it sounds like. I was told that my grandfather Richard Molloy was born there. Thanks Karen
23. [Cork] Re: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #163 [0.982257]
unsubscribe -----Original Message----- From: CountyCork-D-request@rootsweb.com To: CountyCork-D@rootsweb.com Date: 06 May 2000 11:18 Subject: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #163
24. [Cork] O'SHEA, O'MAHON(E)Y, GRADY [0.982257]
Greetings listers, I am researching the O'Shea and O'Mahony lines. Since I last posted a message, I have come upon new facts that have pointed me in a new direction. My Grandfather, CORNELIUS O'SHEA, was born abt. 1850 near DONERAILE, CORK. His father's name was JOHN O'SHEA. He emigrated to NEW YORK CITY in the U.S. sometime prior to 1876. He also married MARGARET GRADY, who was from COUNTY CORK, about the same time. I don't know on which side of the Atlantic the marriage took place. They had
25. Re: [Cork] Murphy,Shea,Muldowny,Leary,Connel,Connor,Leahy [0.982257]
Eire is the correct spelling.
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