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1. Re: Microsoft [1]
Mine works perfectly. But then, my brother, who is an expert at this sort of thing, set it up for me. I just had to say something in favour of the program. Linda Williamson email: linda_williamson@bc.sympatico.ca phone (250) 386-5254 / fax (250) 386-5254 (phone first) 1160 Craigflower Road, Bsmt., Victoria, British Columbia, V9A 2Y3 Family Tree Research: HARKOFF/HORKOFF, Georgia (USSR)>Canada; JURCKSE/YEREX ?Netherlands>New York>Canada; WATSON, ?>?Virginia>Washington State; LUDLOW, Ireland>Canada;
2. Niall [1]
Friends are considering naming (first name) a-soon-to-born son Niall.Is this an Irish saint? patriot? poet? Or a place name? Thanks in advance for the help. Mary Alma
3. Re: Shinrove Ireland? [1]
CRO wrote: > > I am told my Grandfather was born in Shinrove or Shirone Ireland. Also > mentioned was Kings County. I have not been able to find any of these on > any map I can find. As he was born before 1900 I wonder if there has > been any name changes. Can anyone supply any info? I think Kings County is now Offaly County and Queens County is Laois County now.(I'm saying this from memory, which has been known to be faulty. I always mix up Offaly and Laois and Queens and Kings County). Couldn't find
4. Has anybody seen The Van? [1]
I rented it about three weeks ago and laughed so hard. That Colm Meaney is fabulous. Hopefully I have remembered how to post correctly here. I wanted to share two things I have been reading the last few days. The first is the Cork Examiner web site with famine related information from the Examiner from 150 years ago this month. There is an archives section as well. What fascinated me was the November 22,1847 entry, on deaths of emigrants at Grosse Isle. Listed are some of the thousands who died, in so
5. Fwd: Congratulations Mr. Mark L. Durse! [1]
--WebTV-Mail-1097976222-141 Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; CHARSET=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT I have no Idea what this email is about and for your, or anyone elses info, I am not banned from roots web....there are four or 5 M. Durse's on web tv's and All will be on rootsweb lists by the end of the week, and some are on now....I have no Idea what or why you have written the attached to the list. --WebTV-Mail-1097976222-141 Content-Type: MESSAGE/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7BIT Resent-Date:
6. Re: A distateful & a totally lacking of class [1]
Way to go, Mark!
7. de Hugard - genealogy - pettypiece@netbridge.net [1]
I received an e-mail from Janet Pettypiece re Huggard family. My husband (Olin) and I were in Ireland a few years ago researchinga the family in Kilarney and talked to many people descended from Huggard. There is a great deal of information if you send me your home address I will be happy to mail you copies. Happy Holidays. Rose & Olin Huggard, 559 Squire Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15237-4859 and 1509 Sun City Center, FL. 33573 for the first 4 months of 1998.
8. Re: Subscription [1]
CDuclos@aol.com wrote: I had subscribed to the lists for GENIRE, GENBRIT and ShipsList and was enjoying reading the messages. I haven't received any messages from any of the lists in 3 or 4 days now. Can you tell me what happened? Chris Duclos CDuclos@aol.com >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Hi Chris! I don't know about the other lists, but on TheShipsList, AOL was bouncing your mail like crazy. After so many, the system automatically drops the email address. You should have gotten a message telling you so
9. GEDCOM software [1]
I was wondering if there is a specific program that is used to create GEDCOM files, and if there is, how can I get it? Thanks! Ginni Swanton
10. Sommerville Web Site [1]
The Sommerville web site has moved. It's not working 100% yet, but it's there. If you are interested it's at www.pressroom.com/~ranger If you do check it out, please drop me a line and let me know if all of the graphics showed up. Thanks, Chris
11. Re: McKarney [1]
Barbara Canfield wrote: > > I have been searching McKarney since 1981 without much luck other than > stateside (and not much of that) If anyone knows the name I would > appreciate hearing from you. Thank you, Barbara Barbara, Couldn't find the spelling with the k, think it probably is Carney and was changed to a k. Have 4 surname books and only was able to find Kearney which is a form of Carney also McCarney. The following is some of the information. If you want more just let me know. According to Ma
12. Re: Researching DONALDSON - port of entry [1]
I have the following DONALDSON surnames, address Omagh, leaving derry and arriving Philadelphia , USA, in 1847: Mathew, Sarah age 3, Margaret age 6, John age 6, Ellen age 9 mos. Ship name was "SUPERIOR". I also have John DONALDSON, address Lisdillen, departing Derry, for Quebec in the ship named "COLLINGWOOD" in 1847. Hope this helps. I am NOT researching this name.
13. New source on Web; Adventurers For Land [1]
I gave my names list of Adventurers For Land in Ireland to Ann Harney's Web page at; http://www.exis.net/ahd/mcgeough.htm You can discover if your names were among those who bought confiscated Irish land. This explains who the Adventurers were; NAMES OF THE CROMWELLIAN ADVENTURERS FOR LAND IN IRELAND In Prendergast's "Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland", under the heading " Scheme for a Last and Permanent Conquest of Ireland, through a Society of Adventurers, he says: " According to the sch
14. Sparkes/Sparks [1]
I am looking for Sparkes or Sparks family who came over from County Roscommon probably about 1899 probably coming thru NY harbor and settling in New England mostly Massachusetts. Sharon
15. MERRY CHRISTMAS [1]
I would just like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has answered my queries over the last couple of months, and wish everyone a wonderful Christmas, and an aven better New Year. Happy hunting in 1998. Penny Gordon
16. Re: Townland, Barony, Civil Parish [1]
Any good Irish genealogy book will explain it to your heart's content.... Reading a book is always a good way to learn if you're a newbie.... That way you get the definitive answer (umm unless it's a political query) =) Catherine
17. Hanlon and Stekson HW [1]
I am looking for someone who can help me with this. Hanlon, Stekson, or Stekanes please email me if you can help
18. FRY in Roscommon or Cavan [1]
I am looking for any FRY connections in Roscommon or Cavan, past or present. Some of them were from Boyle in Roscommon and lived in a house known as Frybrook. Bob Stinson rstinson@uoguelph.ca
19. revill@istar.ca (Mary Griffin) [1]
Dear Mary, I know Griffin is a very common name in Ireland, but wanted to give a try... My Great uncle's name was Patrick Griffin, but as far as I know, his family was from Co. Tipperary. Of course, that is next door to Co. Limerick, so there just might be a connection. In my Griffin line there are McCormick (or McCormack, Cormack), Grady (O'Grady) Irving, Donlan, Hanlan,Rochford. ROCHFORD is the name I have been concentrating on so far. Do any of these ring a bell? sem1865@aol.com (another Mary)
20. Re: CO.DUBLIN ADDRESS PLEASE [1]
SeanRuad~ wrote in article ... > Margaret Keely Heffernan (maggimae@tpgi.com.au) wrote: > : Would you some kind person who has knowledge of Co. Dublin please advise > : me if an area is called Mount Merrion or Mount Mernon. I have a distant > : relative to contact there and I can't understand their writing. > : TIA > : Maggie in Coffs Harbour NSW AUS > > there are two listings for similar names in the Town/Townland Index > > Mountmerrion or Callary - 376
21. Sources for Placenames [1]
Greetings! There have been several requests for help to pin down locations of placenames mentioned in family bibles, old letters, etc. Here are 2 sources that may help: The General Alphbetical Index to the Townlands and Towns. It might be found in a local library. It will help you narrow down a search considerably. However, if that fails .............or one of our friends here on the internet cannot help, you may want to write to: Ordnance Survery Office, Phoenix Park, Dublin 8. There is a fellow th
22. christmas traditions [1]
i am looking for christmas traditions in southern ireland, i would like to know about foods,customs, and other traditions that are celebrated in ireland at christmas time. please e-mail me direct ph908@aol.com this is for my sons first grade project, any help would be appreciated. thanks ph908@aol.com
23. BUCHANANs of Stuch Farm, DUNOON, SCOTLAND [1]
Searching for Scottish descendents of GG G/Father Peter BUCHANAN and Susanne [Janet] MCKINLAY. Of four sons born Stuch Farm, Dunoon 1794-1808, Archibald, Alexander and Peter (Jnr)-my G G/Father- migrated to USA and AUSTRALIA in 1820s and full family details available. One son and three daughters remained and I am interested in contact or information about eldest son William m. Mary BROWN 1822 and employed as Loch-master in Glasgow area mid 1800s or family Helen, Janet, Mary, Jemima, Colin, Alex, Catherine
24. Re: christmas traditions [1]
Caiside wrote: > > In a message dated 12/16/97 6:00:38 PM, ptreck@execpc.com wrote: > > <<>Hello > > Just yesterday I received a letter from my cousin in England (she was born > >in Ireland) and she mentioned Boxing Day. What is Boxing Day? > Nancy and All,>> > > I thought it was Dec 26, and the day when the servants were presented with > gifts, sometimes boxed leftovers from the previous day's feast. Boxing Day celebrated on Dec 26, here in Australia, I think that you are probably correct when yo
25. Re: HARNEY [1]
> > Looking for information about the surname Harney - point of origin, > etc. > According to MacLysaght's book, SURNAMES OF IRELAND: (O) Harney O hAthairne (possibly from athardha, paternal). This was formerly anglicized Haherny, now sometimes Hartney. The latter is confused with Harnane. Originally of Co. Roscommon, Harney is still found in COnnacht, but has also spread to Co. Tipperary. Was he a naturalized American citizen before moving to Canada? If so you can get his naturalization papers and
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