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1. [Cork] MAHONY/Drinagh-Minanes [1]
Listers, Does anyone have any information or make a connection to this MAHONY family from Civil Parish Drinagh, Townland of Minanes in Co. Cork? If so, I will appreciate your response! Baptisms from Drimoleague Parish -Rev. John Ryan-Church of St. Finnbar (1800s) (All Saints/Town of Drimoleague) Parents/ Daniel and Ellen (Connors) Mahony (births/deathsburials/unknown) Children: Timothy b. 5th May 1818 sponsors: John Connors and Ellen Driscoll Cain b. 29th Jan 1821 (d. July 23, 18
2. [Cork] Re: CountyCork-D Digest V99 #600 [1]
The only information I have on the name Wolfe is Anna G. (casey) Creedon,born 1859. father, John Casey, Mother, Mary Wolfe. I know they were from County Cork I don't know where.
3. [Cork] Co. Cork Web Page Update [1]
To use the County Cork Web Page http://www.sci.net.au/mgrogan/cork/ire.cork.htm Use the Find facility for a particular surname or place, or, choose one of the categories at the top of the page. The categories are: Administrative Districts, Architecture, Archives, Books, Bookshops, Cemetery and Gravestones, Census, Churches, Parish Records, Civic, Civil Registrations, Coats of Arms, Copyright,Directories, Gaelic, General, Geography, Griffiths Valuation of Ireland, Heritage Centres, History, How To Get Sta
4. Re: [Cork] christian names, [1]
Malcolm, I don't have the exact spelling you were looking for,but I looked in the international book of baby names and this caught my eye; FLANN- Old name derived from flann(red):hence "red haired" or having a ruddy complextion. The name was once Anglicized as FLORENCE.var.Flainn This all it says,but something anyway... ~*~ Maureen ~*~ "I hope that my achievements in life shall be these -- that I will have fought for what was right and fair, that I will have risked for that which mattered, and that I
5. [Cork] Wolfe Woulfe Bennett, Nash, Fleming, Castle and Buttimer [1]
Wo(u)lfe family in Ireland ______________________ URL: http://www.alphalink.com.au/~datatree/index.htm BENNETT BUTTIMER CASTLE FLEMING KINGSTON NASH WOLFE WOULFE Researching the above families in West Cork -- in the townlands and/or parishes of Ballylangley, Clonakilty, Skibbereen, Tawnies, Coolerheen, Inchnatin, Bandon, Beanhill, Ashgrove, Lisselane, Bawnlahan, Meil, Coolcraheen, Rosscarbery, Derreen, Kilvurra, Kilgariffee, Fanlobbus, Kilbrogan, Kilmaloda, Kilnagras, White church
6. [Cork] Sullivan [1]
I am looking for relatives of John Edmund Sullivan, born at Inniskara (spelling?) County Cork in 1871, died Butte, Montana 1904. His parents were Edmund Sullivan and Hannah Regan Sullivan, and he had a brother, Pat, who emigrated to Boston, then to Butte, and died about 1930. I realize these names are pretty common but dates and parents names may help in identification. Thanks.
7. [Cork] christian names, [1]
Good evening from a cold Sarajevo!! Please could somebody help me with a Christian name I seem to have come up against. "Flurence " by all accounts a male name!!! Is this a common Irish name or imported?? Or is it a case of miss spelling ?' Malcolm. _________________________________ Researching: Flavin, Madden, Sullivan and Driscoll - Ireland Jones, Marsh - Wales Soldatov, Nazarov - Russia Sirotich - Croatia Zigante - Italia ________________________________ MALCOLM CROSSLEY JONES Kasima ef. Dobrace
8. Re: [Cork] O'Connor, [1]
Hello Karen and all- G/grandfather Jeremiah O'CONNOR from "Bantry Bay" born 1870s? I see the bay is in County Cork but have found no place name Bantry Bay. Can any one point me in a direction? Thanks Mark Ps also HORGAN in Cork and FOX in Offaly > > Hello Fellow Irish, > > Looking for these ancestors: > And, Patrick O'Connor and Kate Scully, both from Ireland, ended up in IL in > late 1800s. Patrick O'Connors' Irish parents were John O'Connor and Bridgit > Ronan, > of Cork County. > > Thanks, > Karen
9. [Cork] Roll Call Callaghan, Hawks, Donoughue, Welch, Dinneen, Buckley, Lucey [1]
Y'all, All from County Cork with marriages circa 1835 - 1845. Patrick Callaghan/Kate Hawks Jeremiah Donoughue/Mary Welch Daniel Dinneen/Ellen Buckley Cornelius Lucey/Unknown Good hunting, Charles Gallagher
10. [Cork] LEAHY [1]
Baptism details sought of Elizabeth LEAHY c1819, In the Bally Hooley area. wed 1839 to Daniel Donaghue josi ======================================================= Take a peek at my newsletter on Eddie Geoghegan's Site http://gofree.indigo.ie/~eddiegeo/page12.html =======================================================
11. Re: [Cork] CRIBB [1]
Hello Ida, In the 1881 Census John Cribb 39, Helena Cribb 23, Helena Cribb 6 and John D. Cribb were living at 6 Sussex St. Salford. The two Helenas Birthplace was Ireland. The young John D. was born in Broughton Lancs. When you say born in Barracks I would be inclined to think it meant an RIC barracks in Youghal County Cork as John Cribb is listed in the 1881 Census as a Police Constable. Hope this helps. Best wishes, Brendan Jones brendanj@gofree.indigo.ie ----- Original Message ----- From: Jerima
12. [Cork] Fw: Response from Sen.Lowell re:1906 Census Data [1]
I made an error in Senator Lowell's E-mail address. One to many A's. Please send your reply to ham at the address below. Here's his letter again in case some of you deleted it in error. Beverly ----- Original Message ----- > Here is the letter Senator Lowell of Canada sent to me. > > Does anyone on the list have a good answer for him? > > I am sending this to several lists as it is important to our genealogical > searches. > > Beverly > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Murray, Lowell: SEN
13. [Cork] MEENIES: Co. Cork [1]
Hello, Does anyone happen to know where the placename "Meenies" was....was it a Townland, or sub-division of a townland? It has been referenced in the area of Drimoleague, Co. Cork. (c. mid 1800s.) Thanks, if you know about "Meenies". Ellen southfall@aol.com
14. [Cork] Co Cork Web Page Update [1]
To use the County Cork Web Page http://www.sci.net.au/mgrogan/cork/ire.cork.htm Use the Find facility for a particular surname or place, or, choose one of the categories at the top of the page. The categories are: Administrative Districts, Architecture, Archives, Books, Bookshops, Cemetery and Gravestones, Census, Churches, Parish Records, Civic, Civil Registrations, Coats of Arms, Copyright,Directories, Gaelic, General, Geography, Griffiths Valuation of Ireland, Heritage Centres, History, How To Get Sta
15. [Cork] Re: Killeagh [1]
There are several townlands called Killeagh in Co. Cork. Townland Civil Parish Barony D.E.D. Killeagh Glanworth Fermoy Glanworth East Killeagh Kinure Kinalea Kinure Killeagh Ballycurrany Barrymore Lisgoold Killeagh Middleton Imokilly Midleton Rural Killeagh Ardnageehy Barrymore Carrig (F
16. [Cork] ( GAYGAN/GEOGHEGAN [1]
> I would like to contact any GEOGHEGAN researcher > anywhere. Still looking for Michael GEOGHEGAN > b circa 1850 married 1871 dead by 1896. > Never found. > How do I know? Got his DNA > Michaels two sons Thomas and Joseph > married in England and on those certificates > both in 1896 they stated their Dad was Michael...a tailor > Deceased...of course he COULD have legged it! > > josi > > > > ======================================================= Take a peek at my newsletter on Eddie Geogheg
17. [Cork] Ellen McCARTHY/DONOGHUE - Are these surnames connected?? [1]
When my ggrandmother Ellen DONOGHUE married Timothy O'/LEARY (ex County Cork- the English stole our O' but we reclaimed it.)* at age 16 she signed her name as "Ellen McCARTHY". When the births of each of her 16 children were registered her maiden name was entered as Ellen DONOGHUE. Her father Daniel (aka known as DONALD? ) DONOHUE (DONOHUE/DONOGHUE/DONOHOE/ DONAHOE various spellings) was deported from County Waterford in 1849 for stealing a donkey. Four years later his pregnant wife (how? who?), Mary
18. [Cork] Story: A Trip to Grandmother's Cottage [1]
A Trip to Grandmother's Cottage by David Murray These are the memories of the Feeney girls from Ballyduff. As children, they would call on their grandparents who lived in a thatched cottage on the Clondulane Road nearly opposite the Careysville driveway. The Murray Cottage was a traditional single-story thatched cottage with exterior walls of stone. The cottage stood on the Clondulane Road, near the Blackwater River, a few miles from Fermoy, in County Cork. Clondulane in Gaelic means Meadow of the Dil
19. [Cork] MDaemon accex etc [1]
Can anyone help please.several times I receive a message saying stevek6669@accex-net no such user here. Well tough.. I never wrote him and I could care less. It would help if the entire message was relayed back to me and then I might know where stevie boy hangs out. daemaon says he sent attachments but none recieved. Coulds SKS help a senior citizen?Its all greek to me josi ======================================================= Take a peek at my newsletter on Eddie Geoghegan's Site http://gofre
20. Re: [Cork] SULLIVAN-Whiddy Isle [1]
On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, M. B. Bowes wrote: > My Michael J. Sullivan is rumored to have been born in Bantry Bay on Whiddy > Island in 1867. > Does anyone know of the names of any communities on the island and/or where > the birth would have been recorded. > Thanks. > Muriel Brady Bowes, Northern California Whiddy Island is listed as part of the civil parish of Kilmacomogue, also seen as Kilmocomoge and Kilmacamoge, and appears to be part of the R.C. parish of Bantry - the following listing appears in the 1999
21. [Cork] The strange case of Mrs. O'Driscoll/Mrs. O'Shea (Continued). [1]
"Her name was Mary and she was born and reared in Carbery (The area from which she would have come would have been across Bantry Bay from the Beara Peninsula). She was a year married to an O'Driscoll man when she had a baby son, but the baby died shortly after it was born. She herself was very weak & so the "Good People" took her away to their Lios (a cave in the mountain) and left another "being" in the shape of a dead body that looked like her in the bed. The "being" was buried and as far as everybody in
22. [Cork] "Charity begins at home"; Dan Kelly and the Pope. [1]
Today I had a Kelly family from Seattle, Washington State, here doing research on their ancestors, one of whom was Jim's ancestor Dan Kelly who lived to be 102 years of age. There is no doubt about it, but the people of the Beara Peninsula in the olden days sure had no shortage of wit ---- even on their death bed. Dan never needed glasses to read. He never drank a "drop". And he was never sick a day in his life until two days before he died. Anyhow, when the Parish Priest of Eyeries, Fr. O'Callaghan, had fi
23. Re: [Cork] Cork and Great Britain records [1]
Hi Rhona, You wrote: >One of the few places info on them would be kept would be thro >death/birth/marriage records and those were all kept in the part of the >Four Courts that burned. > >The area Protestant churches have been contacted and they have nothing >(I know that some churches kept some of their records - I'm just >unlucky) > >If you have any other thoughts on where I can look I would be grateful. Perhaps Jane can explain Early Land records in Cork. I have found this a very helpful source fo
24. Re: [Cork] 1906 Census Data [1]
Thomas, You don't really fall for that hogwash about Governments being concerned about confidentiality to protect our interests? Governments leak whatever info they want to their cronies as and when required. How else would the financial institutions collate so much information. In Canada and the US the supposedly sacrosanct Social Insurance Number, which is the key that brings all streams of information together is now 'requested' by all financial institutions. See what happens if you exercise your rig
25. [Cork] cornelius mahoney [1]
For those interested: There are plenty of Cornelius Mahoney's located in the Inchigeelah area of county cork. I descend from one of them, but there are lots more to go around! http://www.iosys.net/treinhardt/tracy/surnames.html Visit my website for more details. Tracy Reinhardt
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