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1. The World is changing: Do you want to survive? [1]
misc_survivalism_moderated 7 Survivalism and Preparedness. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/misc_survivalism_moderated This list is for those who want themselves and their loved ones to survive and prosper during hard times. War, riots, famine, crime, drought, flooding, fire, contaminated water supplies, inflation, job loss, and many more. Are you ready to deal with any situation? Join us as we learn from each other how to survive. ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2. Who is Sir John Thompson Manningham [1]
John Thompson Manningham; HMS Engineer of England was born 1831/ 1832 in (unknown location)England. I have been unable to find any information about this man. He married Anastasie Couture in Levis, Canada and returned to Carlisle, Essex England. They had several sons Louis (b.1871), Adalbert (b.1872) & Herbert (b. 1874) Manningham, before returning to Laurierville Quebec, Canada in 1878. Information supplied on these individuals would be GREATLY appreciated. I am attempting to locate family in England, cou
3. Cottage in Donegal Ireland [1]
Hi I'm looking for a cottage in Donegal, Ireland for summer 2002 and would be grateful if someone would reccommend an area or a particular cottage Regards Liam Oduibhne
4. Genealogy Photos Surnames Starting w/ A & B uploaded past 30 Days @DeadFred.com [1]
Here is a surname list of the Photos added to Dead Fred's Genealogy Photo Archive 10/1 thru 10/23 starting with A & B to view these photos go to http://www.deadfred.com and type in the surname you are interested in. Abbington Abell Abrams Acruman Adair Adamek Adams Adourian Adsit Agnel Agnew Alberga Aldridge Alfred Allbright Allen Alsey Altman Alton Amiss Anderson Annon Anson Anthony Antwerp Applegate Arbogast Archer Archie Atkinson Atmore Austin Bahner Bahnson Baker Ball Baraff Barber Barcus Bardsley
5. Gentleman's Magazine [1]
Hello Listers: Can anyone explain to me what was the perpose of a "Gentleman's Magazine" and what was meant by the term "Person of Quality" Cheers Ronnie :0)
6. Re: Bailey's Cream and Oatmeal [1]
>Subject: Bailey's Cream and Oatmeal >From: "John P. DuLong" dulongj@habitant.org >Date: 10/7/2001 10:54 AM Eastern Daylight Time >Message-id: >Hello All, > >I have before me a bowl of hot oatmeal that I am waiting to cool so I can >devour it. In it I have some cinnamon, brown sugar and, most importantly, a >shot of Bailey's Irish Cream. >When I was in Ireland a few months ago, and I had grown tired of the >standard Irish breakfast, I asked the woman who was running the
7. if you are illegitimate or a mother and searching but havent got a clue due to the official policy of ignoring this problem. [1]
Ireland has a diabolical record when it comes to women's and children's rights. Most Adopted adults in Ireland are in total ignorance of just how far behind Ireland is in this area. Ireland is 26 years behind Britain !. In Britain you only have to wait a few weeks ,and 'voila' the state will have found your mother for you. Here it can take years ,if you don't know what you are doing. The state is only interested in helping the church cover up the irregularities committed and does not give a damn about the s
8. devil-era [1]
anyone know anything about dev's birth ?.i heard he was illegitimate.his father wasnt known for sure.
9. Re: Incorrect Genealogy Postings [1]
Hmm. Thanks for the response. It seems a shame that you can't delete old postings. Fiona.
10. Re: The Cronin Surname. [1]
"John Cronin" wrote in message news:... > Hello, > I am currently trying to trace the roots and beginnings of the Cronin > surname, is there anybody out there who give me any helpful extracts from > books etc. > > Thankyou for your help > John Cronin Cronin aint too popular in Scotland. http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/scotland/newsid_847000/847804.stm check it out
11. Advise Needed where to Write for Catholic Birth Records circa 1838 Tralee, County Kerry Ireland [1]
Dear Irish List, I have been searching for my elusive great great grandmother Mary Anna Hussey for about 7 years. I do know that she was born abt 1838 in Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. I believe her to be the daughter of John Hussey and Rose Hussey. They emmigrated to New Orleans, LA before 1850. Any help or advise or the address to the catholic church in Tralee would be appreciated. Thanks! Gretchen
12. Re: Anglo-Irish Background Readings [1]
I too, would be interested in learning about English immigrating to Ireland in the 17th century as my English family did just that, and I'm trying to locate where in England they came from. I know that England encouraged such migration during the Industrial Revolution during which time the Penal Laws were enforced. Namely that only "Protestant" could go to school, own land, or have their own businesses. There were many other laws besides these three but the whole idea was to force the "native" or Celtic Ir
13. Re: Cottage in Donegal Ireland [1]
Hi Liam You'll find a good selection of cottages at www.rathmullancottages.com Regards Brian
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15. List of Ordained Priests 1850-1900 [1]
20 Oct 01 Is there such a thing as a directory of Roman Catholic priests who were ordained in Ireland in the years 1860 to 1900? Had a great uncle named either Edmund Kerrigan or Edward Kerrigan who immigrated to the Boston area. I would like to find the seminary in Ireland he attended. Believe he was from County Leitrim, possibly Kinlough. Nan
16. Re: The Cronin surname [1]
>I think your referring to Joe Creedon of Inchigeela, Co. Cork, and the >Creedon name not Cronin. Oops.Many apologies,Sean is spot on here,my mistake. Kevin Leary
17. 1851 census lookup [1]
Could sks please lookup in the 1851 census the name McNally (possibly McAnally). I am trying to find John McNally and his wife Elizabeth and their daughter Susanna. Susanna was born in 1846 according to the 1900 US census. She was married in 1861 in Carrickcroppan, Lower Killeavy, Armagh, Ireland. Someone told me that the marriage usually took place in the town / parish that the bride lived and worshipped, so I assume this might be where they lived. If someone could help me that would be greatly appreciate
18. Incorrect Genealogy Postings [1]
How do I delete old postings from Google Groups? Some of the info. I have posted in the past I now know to be incorrect. (My contact email address has also changed). I do not want to confuse other researchers so I would like to delete these postings. Is it possible? Fiona
19. Re: devil-era [1]
the website www.local.ie seems to be dead ,various websites say different things.perhaps he covered up his past? like references to hitlers family were covered up by the gestapo? why did he go by the name of edward coll ,if his parents were married? "Padraig O Gealagain" wrote in message news:... > Just try a search engine and insert his name' de valera' > > "wally" wrote in message > news:914462ca.
20. John Dillon MP [1]
I am trying to find the exact link between my ggf, FREDERICK SMYTH and JOHN DILLON MP, member for Mayo 1885-1918 and leader of the Nationalist Party. I know my ggf was his nephew, but do not know exactly how, as neither JOHN DILLON nor his father JOHN BLAKE DILLON, where married to a SMYTH. Does anyone have any suggestions as to where I can find details of other members of the DILLON family. Thanks in advance. John john p smyth
21. Re: The Cronin surname [1]
> I am currently trying to trace the roots and beginnings of the Cronin >surname, is there anybody out there who give me any helpful extracts from >books etc. I may suggest a comment from Joe Cronin who helps administer the O'Leary clan reunion in Incheigeelagh on this. He suggested that the name derived from the harpists who played for the Kings of Ireland and/or the O'Neills in medieval times before they settled in Cork/Kerry area.This is only hearsay but may have the ring of truth somewhere ? Kevin Lea
22. Re: New light on destroyed census records 1861-71 [1]
"steven smyrl" wrote in message news > I enjoyed reading Mr Murphy's article etc That's a lot of stuff to put up there! why didn't you put it up there last week? After all, you replied to a poster...that you weren't there to row..but educate.. Jim USA
23. Brehon Law Project discussions [1]
"Irish law is the oldest, most original, and most extensive of mediaeval European legal systems. It is a unique legal inheritance, an independent indigenous system of advanced jurisprudence that was fully evolved by the eighth century. It is also far less well known than it deserves." - Donnchadh S Corrain If you are interested in discussing Brehon law, please join in at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fenechas
24. Obituary for Terence Kelly [1]
On August 3, 2001, I posted an obituary for a Winifred Kelly, my grandmother. She lived near Monasteraden in county Sligo and died on February 21, 1921. Her husband, Terence Kelly, died on February 3, 1907. His headstone reads Terence Kelly of Coolavin. I'm not having any luck with the local library in getting a copy of an obituary from the Monasteraden area so I'm going to take a long shot here. Is there a special way to obtain inter library loans for these newspapers? If not, could someone from the Slig
25. Re: SAVE OUR KIDS [1]
Thank you for the warning. secure0010@yahoo.ie (Secure Alert) wrote in message news:... > Our group has noticed that the person below "Douglas R Wiser" lurks > around these news group's inviting -CHILDREN- that are vulnerable to > visit him in the U.S.A. Most of the time these kids are talking about > financial problems, drugs, suicide, sex, family problems and such > where as Douglas R Wiser uses as a tool to engage in a personal > conversation to find out
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