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1. [Cork] SULLIVAN - CONNELL [1]
Greetings to all: The following couple married in 1812 in the Church of St. Lactine in Kilnamartyra: Descendants of Cornelius Sullivan 1 Cornelius Sullivan 1800 - . +Joan Connell 1800 - .... 2 Jeremiah Sullivan 1813 - .... 2 Mary Sullivan 1815 - .... 2 Denis Sullivan 1817 - .... 2 Patrick Sullivan 1822 - .... 2 Ellen Sullivan 1825 - .... 2 Ann Sullivan 1828 - .... 2 Cornelius Sullivan 1831 - 1911 ....... +Margaret Buckley/Buc
2. Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust [1]
Adition: And it was directly intended for a *genicide* result. This is known by all scholars of the times. Rea ----- Original Message ----- From: Rick A. Francis To: Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 11:28 AM Subject: Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust > This is the potato famine I believe. I read and later saw on tele that the > potatoes were know to be blighted and sent directly to the Irish by the > English. Yes it was a form of *germ warfare* just
3. [Cork] LYNCH Surname [1]
Hello List: I am researching the Lynch Surname. I have Anne LYNCH born in August of 1861. Imigrated to the US in 1882. Is anyone researching the LYNCH surname. Any help with this family line will be greatly appreciated Thanks, Dudley Pritchard
4. Re: [Cork] Re: Griffiths look-up [1]
Beth, I have a database with some Batemans of Clonakilty, Rosscarbery & Drimoleague and Enniskeane all of which are within 15 miles of each other. I have no way of knowing how or if they are related to you. but here is a sampling. Bateman, Charles b. Oct 29, 1871, Clonakilty District, parents John Bateman & Margaret Vickery Bateman, Sarah, b. Dec 8, 1866, Rosscarbery District, parents Samuel Bateman & Eliza Shannon Bateman, Susanna, b. Dec 19, 1868, Drimoleague District, parents John Bateman & Mary Swanto
5. [Cork] lost message [1]
After receiving 141 messages about my upcoming trip to Ireland -now I need just one more. To whoever sent me the information regarding a B&B in Clare and Mrs ????? ( who knows more genealogy than anyone else) please send it to me again. Somehow you got lost in the crowd ( sorry about that) and I cannot find the message . I would like to contact her place..I think it's not far from Ennis or maybe in Ennis.I'm confused now.thanks. Pat
6. Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust [1]
That is true and I was jumped on my private email from same people that sorely dissagree on here. I think although new that is called slamming. If I posted what they wrote it would make things much wors. This below was the only start of all. This innocent posting of Donnacha's. She did not desearve this. No one does. Regards to list , follow your intuition. Rea ----- Original Message ----- From: Donnacha O'Briain-De Grant To: Sent: Saturday, September
7. [Cork] Civil Registration of Births [1]
>Civil registration is a mistery. Many parents held out due to the immunizations that would sometimes kill infants. I seen many instances were the babies birth records would show a birth date weeks or even months after a christening. Go figure that one out ? < If you are talking about Irish civil registration, there were fines for registering late. Therefore, people would give later birth dates to avoid the fines. This resulted in it looking as if the child were baptised before it was born. Eli
8. Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust [1]
Molly, Whilst Rea is (possibly) going to far in suggesting that the blight was intentionally introduced into Ireland there is certainly ample evidence of an intentional genocide as understood in interpretations of such today. I presume you haven't taken the time to read the evidence presented in the curriculm I mentioned. If you want to accuse such bodies as the United Nations of 1948 of 'taking things to a ridiculous extreme' then you will have to do more than declaim. Arguments are not won by simply fi
9. Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust [1]
Carol, "We were not there and can only surmise the honest truth" is the we were not there argument. If we hold to this argument then we are saying that we can only know of anything if we are there, obviously this would be to deny the possibility of knowing 99.99% of what we claim to know so either it's a false argument or we don't know anything. Donnacha (PS my name isn't Donna). ----- Original Message ----- From: Carol Russell To: Donnacha O'Briain-De Grant
10. [Cork] for Genealogy newbies [1]
I have noticed a lot of requests lately that ask for basic information or addresses, etc. Want to remind you that if you are on the web, just type cyndislist.com for any kind of genealogical link. There is an enormous section under Ireland and North Ireland and then under that you will find Cork. Elizabeth KnowltonEW@Compuserve.com
11. RE: [Cork] Baptism vs Birth dates [1]
The baptismal date is more concrete than what is placed on a civil death certificate. A question to ask yourself is, if the person who died doesn't even know what his/her exact date of birth was how is the person who is burrying them supposed to know ? My dad's cousin found out his true birth date when he went to collect his Old Age Pension. His mother lied about his age when he was in school, so that he could get out before the kids his own age to be home in time to help on the farm. Imagine someone tellin
12. [Cork] Military Records, Crimean War [1]
Hi All, Now that I have had to give up on any records from the Commission of Irish Lights for my Gt Gt Grandfather, Thomas Ahern, B.?, Co Cork. I have found that he served in the British Military? In the Crimean War. He was away from his home when my Gt grandmother was born, Feb 2, 1852. He might have enlisted from St John's Point, Co Down where he was Keeper of the Light. Anyone know where I might look for records of such? Thanks & cheers, Sharon from Montana _______________________________
13. [Cork] Re: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #328 [1]
Off topic a little but can anyone provide location of Whiterock in adjoining Co. Wexford, please? Les Hewett, Napier, New Zealand. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 3:00 PM Subject: CountyCork-D Digest V00 #328
14. [Cork] Daniel O'BRIEN 6 Jan 1839 to 21 Nov 1917 [1]
This is my first posting to this list. Anyone having hints on how to find this family, please let me know. Did Ireland have an 1881 census? How bout Griffith's Valuation? All I know is that Daniel O'BRIEN was born 6 Jan 1839 in County Cork. His wife we believe to be Mary Ellen BARNET. No dates known for her and our presumption is that she died in Ireland before Daniel came to the US. Known children all born in Ireland: Honora b 29 Sept 1861 Came to US in 1883, arriving in NYC, but we haven't found
15. Re: [Cork] Irish Shipping Lines [1]
Mary If you subscribe to http:\ShipsList-L-request@RootsWeb.com I am sure some one can provide the answer to your question. Dave Williams Southborough, MA dmwillia@juno.com On Sun, 3 Sep 2000 20:44:39 +0200 "Mary Palmer" writes: > Hi all, > > Can anyone tell me the names of Irish Shipping Lines that would have > been > running in 1861. My Great Grandfather was a Rigger/Seaman of this > time, born > in Cork but living in London. I have come up against the proverbial > 'brick > w
16. [Cork] OOOPS [1]
Oh, Oh, Maura, just read your post. Am I in trouble posting the camera answer to the list? Sorry. Jerrian
17. Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust [1]
This is the potato famine I believe. I read and later saw on tele that the potatoes were know to be blighted and sent directly to the Irish by the English. Yes it was a form of *germ warfare* just as insidious as anything we have this day. Regards, Rea Scott Allen Mason ----- Original Message ----- From: Donnacha O'Briain-De Grant To: Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 8:15 AM Subject: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust > Some time ago I was loudly critic
18. [Cork] [Admin] Subject lines [1]
Folks, PLEASE be aware that your subject line is -very important-! Many of us are on many lists, and only read messages if the subject line interests us. Therefore seeing subject lines which say Re: Listname digest #whatever tells us -nothing- of what is in that message.. and will probably lead to your message being deleted without being read by the majority of persons on the list. Digest users are particularly guilty of this. Again, this goes to basic mailing list use. We want everyone to get all the
19. [Cork] ALLMAN - Bandon, Co. Cork [1]
Ann ALLMAN, born Bandon c.1838 - emigrated to South Australia and married Thomas PICKETT. Her father was William ALLMAN, a schoolteacher, who I believe also emigrated to Australia when in his 60s. Ann was my g-g-grandmother, and any tips on finding more about her early life in Co. Cork would be gratefully received. Thank you. Alison Martyn (in West Sussex)
20. [Cork] Proper Use of Subject Line [1]
Folks, Many of you, particularly those on digest, are not changing your subject line when replying to messages... and so we're getting far too many posts with subject lines of "Re: CountyCork Digest whatever" which does -not- tell what the post is, and which leads to people either having to read the message to see if anything of interest -might- be in there, or more often just deleting it without reading it, cheating you out of any possible help on your query by many fellow listers. This is not a "rule" a
21. [Cork] Reply re cemetey in Seneca,WI [1]
Sorry, I've lost the e-mail address of the person who asked me about the O'Neil family members buried in the cemetery at St Pat's in Seneca. The answer to your question is: I really don't know if all the O'Neil's in that cemetery came from my family. All I know for sure is that the markers named Peter J., Jeremiah, Margaret, Catherine and Daniel (last two b. in Ireland) are belong to our family members. Peg O'Neil Garry in Cloudy Silicon Valley
22. [Cork] Catholic Dioceses [1]
Couny Cork Catholic Dioceses - History Diocese of Cloyne http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04072a.htm Cork http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/04370b.htm Ross http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13201a.htm
23. Re: [Cork] Famine or Holocaust [1]
Carol, I have never yet heard of anyone claiming that 'there are two sides to every story' when discussing the Holocaust of the Jews, which would of course be to introduce some hint of justification for the Nazi killers. Why should it be ok to do so in the case of the Irish and the Famine? One of the reasons it is so difficult to find your ancestors is the same as the difficulty Jewish people and the descendants of African slaves face. The 'coincidence' of the destruction of the census records of 1851, 18
24. [Cork] COUGHLIN/Wintergrass Hill, Cty. Cork [1]
Hi...I'm new to your list and I'm working on my COUGHLIN line from Wintergrass Hill. Mary Dorothy (Coughlin) Smyth was the daughter of Daniel Coughlin and Margaret (O'Shaughnessy) Coughlin. She was born in 1877 either in St. John, N.B., Canada or Wintergrass Hill, Cork. I'm not sure when they/she emigrated to Canada. Any replies will be appreciated. Thanks Jim
25. [Cork] BALLINGARRY CHURCH [1]
Looking for help in finding out what Catholic Church one would have attended in the 1850-1870 period if you lived in Ballingarry. I know Tracton Abey is to the northeast of it. My ggp Tim KIELY & Ellen SCANNELL were married(1-15-56) in the Belgooly/Clontead/ Ballingarry register district, But four of their children wre Baptised @ Tracton Abbey. John T. Kiely Somerville, Ma
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