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1. Re: RESOURCE - Irish Pension Search/ Pensear.org - No. Ire (mainly) Transcribed Thus Far [1]
Have just made my first Pensear purchase. I found the site a bit vague in doing this. Couldn't work out how to get back to the purchase page when I'd finished without clicking on another purchase and then cancelling it. I also presume that the information is going to be snail mailed to me. I couldn't find anywhere on the site that explained that either, so I just sit back and wait. Anyone else made purchase? Cheers Beryl Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "
2. Re: [IRELAND] Names for lookup-John Murphy part 1 [1]
> > >John Murphy > January 25, 1851 Of Patrick Murphy, of the Parish of Knocklong, County Limerick, Ireland, who sailed from Limerick, 3rd May, 1849, in the Thorney Close. When last heard of he was in Montreal, L.C. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his brother, John Murphy, 3 Sixth Street, or at this Office. Illinois papers please copy. October 21, 1854 Of John Murphy and his brother Jeremiah and his cousin, Jeremiah Ready, natives of Tralee and Castle Island, Co. Kerry, Irelan
3. New GSI President [1]
Greetings from the Genealogical Society of Ireland www.familyhistory.ie A Chairde, Details of the election of the new President of the Genealogical Society of Ireland and many other new and interesting features have been uploaded to our website www.familyhistory.ie The February issue of "The Genie Gazette" will be uploaded in a few days. If you get a moment, please visit our website. Kindest regards Michael Merrigan Hon. Secretary Genealogical Society of Ireland www.familyhistory.ie
4. !! Ballina Chronicle; Feb 6, 1850 "The Army" [1]
BALLINA CHRONICLE Ballina, Mayo, Ireland Wednesday, February 6, 1850 THE ARMY The Marquis of Waterford has written to Sir Edward Blakeney, Commander of the Forces, requesting that the 85th Regt., now stationed in Waterford, may not be removed to England, as was intended, but be allowed to remain during the summer. The Board of Ordnance have sent a cargo of new cannon (18 and 20 pounders) from Woolwich to Duncannon fort, to replace George the 2d's cannon which protects the fort. The large fie
5. !! Ballina Chronicle; Feb 13, 1850 "Wrecks" [1]
BALLINA CHRONICLE Ballina, Mayo, Ireland Wednesday, February 13, 1850 WRECKS ALONG THE COAST As was generally anticipated, the gale of Wednesday morning occasioned a fearful loss of life and property on every point of the coast. A storm more destructive in its consequences has not visited this country for many years, and the accounts which have been received furnish a sad and numerous list of fatal disasters. The Western coast suffered to a great extent, and it is to be feared that other losses a
6. Re: [IRELAND] !! Ballina Chronicle; Feb 13, 1850 "Papal Emigration" [1]
you need to read "the Boston Irish "by thomas o'connor why were public schools opened? to civilize the irish the first irish came to chelsea,east boston and federal hill. chelsea was a universalist unitarain city with many abolishonists they didnt persecute the irish[ and i mean both protestant and catholic] since they didnt think anything human could come out of ireland. in my case protestants left ireland 1775ish and came to chelsea n one would work for them so they sent for the catholics to come
7. Re: [IRELAND] Looking for PERRY [1]
> > >Edward Patrick Halks any spelling of Halks > Sorry, neither found listed. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus
8. HYNES QUERY [1]
Hi All, This is from a friend of mine who has his his brick wall, Any suggestions on his next course of action? Or anyone else researching these lines, any information would be gratefull received. Apologies to those of you who will receive this message more than once. Best regards, Jim McNamara ------------------------------------------------------------------ [From Patrick Hynes] SEEKING PATRICK HYNES (My Great Grandfather) After many visits to Kinvara and The Burren, I am still trying to lo
9. Re: [IRELAND] MANY THANKS TO PAT! [1]
I agree one thousand percent on this statement, thank you for stopping and taking the time to be of help to all of us! Kathy Ed & Toni McCarthy wrote on 2/26/2005, 3:47 PM: > Most of us really appreciate what you are doing to assist us and I > think you > have gotten enough "Hits" for some of us to make it worthwhile. Thanks > again for all your kind work. > Toni McCarthy > > > ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== > Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup > volunteers,unsubscr
10. RE: [IRELAND] Irish-American Newspaper, Information Wanted ads [1]
Do you have any mention of FORDE (George, William, Samuel, Robert, Thomas, Richard, Henry), REID (John, Thomas, William, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Henry, Richard or others!) or DOODY (John, Daniel, Richard) all from County Cork? I would be *SO* grateful for some clues as to their whereabouts. It is so kind of you to take the time and trouble. best wishes, Moira Christchurch, Dorset, England > -----Original Message----- > From: ConnorsGenealogy [mailto:nymets11@pacbell.net] > Sent: 26 February 2005 02:42 > T
11. Re: FELIX & MARTIN PATRICK DOYLE [1]
OH Pat, what a wonderful offer! Now you KNOW who I'm going to ask for. hehehehe Felix DOYLE & Martin Patrick DOYLE It's my guess that Felix came first, then Martin Patrick, so Martin would probably be looking for Felix. According to the 1900 census Martin emigrated in 1855, and his future wife Ellen came in 1856. Unfortunately I don't have her surname. Thanks so much, Pat!! :) Phyllis > > > I am willing to do lookups for this list from now until 6pm PST > Sunday. Please send your name to th
12. Re: [IRELAND] lookup [1]
> > >Timothy Fitzpatrick > Sorry, none were mentioned. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus
13. Re: [IRELAND] !! Ballina Chronicle; Feb 13, 1850 "Papal Emigration" [1]
Is McHugh and McCune the same family? Dortha McElroy Greenlee ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 6:13 PM Subject: Re: [IRELAND] !! Ballina Chronicle; Feb 13, 1850 "Papal Emigration" > you need to read "the Boston Irish "by thomas o'connor > > why were public schools opened? > to civilize the irish > > the first irish came to chelsea,east boston and federal hill. > chelsea was a universalist unitarain city with many abo
14. PA CITY DIRECTORIES [1]
Dear Listers, Will someone with access to Philadelphia City Directories please look up Charles Perry, address: 1630 Stiles St, Phila. PA? I have information from the year 1895 directory which states he is head of household. The next directory that was found was 1900 and Jane Perry (his wife) was widowed and head of household. Can you please check in between those years to see when Jane first appears as a widowed. That will give me the year that Charles Perry passed away so I can send for his deat
15. Re: [IRELAND] Re: DIRECTORIES [1]
Oh, OK. I did read it, I probably just missed what it was saying. Thank you, Shirley >Shirley, > >You have subscribed, did you get your acceptance email that you can now send >messages? Read the email carefully and it will give you the URL or link to >send a message to that list. > >Joan > > >==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== >Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup >volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to >L >http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandLis
16. Paddy Rogers, Tulla, 27May1950 [1]
Clare Champion, 27 May 1950, Pg. 7 TULLA GAEL's DEATH Mr. P. Rogers The death of Mr. Paddy Rogers, at the early age of 27 years caused deep regret in the Tulla area last week, and above all among the Gaels, with whom he was general favourite. His passing in the prime of manhood is particularly sad. Son of the famous John Rogers, of 1914 fame, Paddy was also an able exponent with caman, and up to a few years ago was one of the leading hurlers in the parish. At his funeral on Sunday last, which wa
17. The Irish Diaspora Thesis [1]
Dear Irish friends, Although I am not of Irish descent, I am sure you can help me and I hope you understand why I am addressing this letter to you... I am a university student (Ostrava University - www.osu.cz) from Czech Republic (Europe) and I am writing a thesis on Irish Diaspora. The aim of my thesis is to compare Irish communities in the USA, England, Australia and Canada (i.e. why and when the Irish left Ireland, how they have assimilated in new countries, if they uphold their traditions, if th
18. Re: [IRELAND] Re:Irish-American Newspaper, Information Wanted ads [1]
> > >John Gorman (O'Gorman) > November 15, 1856 Of Patrick, James or John Hamilton, natives of the Parish of Coolstuff, County Wexford, Ireland. Patrick left his place in Albany NY, the latter part of July last, and has not since been heard from. Any information of them will be thankfully received by addressing John Gorman, No. 275, Avenue A, New York City. August 4, 1866 Of Bridget Gorman, a native of the Parish of Killard, County Clare, Ireland, who came to this country about 15 years ago, and was
19. Re: [IRELAND] names-McAdoo [1]
> > >You never answered my question as to whether you e-mail handle >makes you a N.Y. Mets fan > Sorry, I didn't see the question...well actually the handle doesn't make me a Mets fan, it is because I am a Mets fan that I have my handle :-D As usual, I am looking forward to a good season. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus
20. Names of "Streets" needed-------for genealogy purposes [1]
Do you, by an chance, know the streets that are in the area of Philadelphia called: Germantown My gggrandfather, Charles Perry, lived in that area at 1630 Stiles St in 1860 through 1886 when he passed away. I am trying to contact Perry's in that area who may be related to him. I only know my direct line and now I am trying to locate others who can lead me to Charles' other children----Sarah, William, Charles, Jennie, Mamie and my direct relative Robert W. I am sure he had other children but I do
21. Re: [IRELAND] Irish-American Newspaper, Information Wanted ads [1]
> > >Thomas Vincent Murphy > August 16, 1856 Of Thomas Murphy, son of Michel Murphy, of Aclare, Sutton's Parish, County Wexford, Ireland. When last heard of was in Bytown, Canada West, engaged in the lumbering business. Any information of his present whereabouts will be thankfully received by his sisters, Mrs. Mary Nolan and Mrs. Anestatia Quinn, Georgetown, Prince Edward Island. November 22, 1856 Of Edward Murphy, a native of Killhard, County Wexford, Ireland, who came to America about six years ag
22. !! Connaught Journal; Aug 6, 1824 "Deaths" [1]
THE CONNAUGHT JOURNAL Galway, Thursday, August 6, 1824 DEATHS On Friday night last, in Sligo, at a very advanced age, deservedly regretted, Mrs. Eleanor Gray, relict of John Gray, Esq., formerly proprietor of the Sligo Journal. On the 17th ultimo, at her Aunts in Brusna, in the King's County, of a decline, Miss Frances Purcell, only daughter of Mrs. Hannah Purcell of said place, and niece to John Lamb Austin, Esq. of Kilcommon. This young lady's mild and conciliating manners endeared her to all t
23. Re: [IRELAND] PA CITY DIRECTORIES [1]
I wish to thank you very much for the look-up in the Philadelphia City Directory. Joan
24. Re: [IRELAND] Re: DIRECTORIES [1]
Shirley, You have subscribed, did you get your acceptance email that you can now send messages? Read the email carefully and it will give you the URL or link to send a message to that list. Joan
25. Death look up [1]
Looking for information on a William POPE son of Samuel Watts POPE & Martha May CROCKER. He was born 1892 in Australia and served in World War. He married Ettie ???? He journeyed to Ireland c1970's and died there. Any information greatly appreciated Gavin
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