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1. Re: Pat - Re: [Irish-American] another family's loss [1]
I was so sorry to hear about your husbands passing. My prayers are with you. Betty Lou ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" To: Sent: Thursday, September 08, 2005 10:39 AM Subject: [Irish-American] John Summerly's passing Just a sad note to let you know my husband John, also known as slimjohn95503 passed away on Friday September 2 One of the good things about the genealogy community, is the way we become friends quickly and
2. County Leix/Laois website [1]
The Ireland Genealogy Project's County Leix/Laois website has been updated. The following townland pages have been added or updated: Abbeyleix Town, Abbeyleix Demesne, Ballymaddock, Ballymullen, Ballytarsna, Blackhills, Brandra, Clonkeen, Clonoghil, Coolcorberry, Curraghacronacor, Derrylahan, Granafallow, Island, Killamuck, Dunmore (2), Ballickmoyler Town, Grenan, Kilrush, Knapton, Knocknamore, Lisbigney, Poormansbridge, Rathmoyle, Redhills, Baggottspark, Boston, Coolballyogan, Graceswood, Ironmill
3. NANCY BARRETT, who m JOHN SCOBEE, SR, 30 MAR, 1797, KY [1]
I am seeking the parents, siblings of NANCY BARRETT, who m JOHN SCOBEE, SR, 30 March, 1797, Clark Co, KY. Both are my gggrandparents; I believe she died in Monroe or Ralls Co, MO, Oct, 1829. John died 30 June, 1851, Monroe Co, MO. Any help appreciated. THANKS, RAY IN MAGALIA, CA.
4. Re: [Irish-American] Fwd: Spelling Irish of names. [1]
This reminded me of my first experience in Dublin searching records. I knew my ancestors began in Abbeyfeale, Limerick. However the first two hours I could find nothing with the proper first names. Then it hit me--Dionysius was the Latin used for Denis; knew that from Church History classes. All the names on the baptismal records were Latin or a corruption thereof so I went back and found everyone. Wasted 2 hours but still gives me a smile.--maryann
5. Re: [Irish-American] RE: Irish Names [1]
> > >I too am wondering about the name Noreen. That is my sisters, mothers and >grandmothers (who is from Galway)name. What about Gemma? > From, Irish First Names by Ronan Coghlan Noreen (Noirin), female, A diminutive of Nora which occurs from time to time as an independent name. Nora(h) (Nora), female, A form of Honora, of Irish origin. Nora is the commoner spelling, but the name's popularity is declining today. Honoria, a name particularly popular in the nineteenth century, may have been an elabo
6. Re: [Irish-American] "Immigrant Eyes" -- Lyrics Guy CLARK/Roger MURRAH [1]
Hi Jean, The song is "Scorn not his Simplicity" and it is on the "Irish Tenors Live in Belfast" CD. I love the Irish Tenors also and Ronan is one of my favorites. The title of his book is "My Life 'til Now". He is an amazing man and is not only blessed with a beautiful singing voice but he is also a doctor and an athlete. Elaine ----- Original Message ----- From: Jean R. To: IRISH-AMERICAN-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, Septembe
7. Re: IRISH-AMERICAN-D Digest V05 #212 [1]
Mars Opposition happens about every 26 months and the next Opposition occurs on November 7, 2005. It will be a very nice object to view in the telescope. It will be about 20 arc seconds across and it will be very bright. The prime times to observe it will be between now (early am) and Feb. 2006 (early to late evening). __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
8. Re: IRISH-AMERICAN-D Digest V05 #220 [1]
mail keeps coming back undeliverable to the address they provide Sounds like a great idea and I am interested in helping. Charlie in RI
9. Re: [Irish-American] Emigrant Bank records [1]
thanks for the worthwhile coments regarding ancestry Kathy
10. Irish first names [1]
Here is a great webpage on first names in Ireland: http://www.sci.net.au/userpages/mgrogan/cork/jane_names.htm -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
11. "Grammudder" by Renny GOLDEN (for Ann McCardy MURPHY) - contemp. [1]
From GRAMMUDDER for Ann McCardy Murphy 1943. You hummed "Over There" absently, but another war throbbed in memory. You poured Irish tea into white enamel cups steaming pale rinds of smoke into casks of afternoon silence. I ate scones and heard pipers, Robert Emmett's last speech on the dock. Fenians, republicans lined up, your brother Jack beaten with a horse crop, bleeding in his own velvet fields, the brocade lands of Mullingar. Your stories held onto that world, useless as the blind collie slee
12. Re: [Irish-American] "Immigrant Eyes" -- Lyrics Guy CLARK/Roger MURRAH [1]
Great, great,powerful song. One of my favorite songs sung by Ronan Tynan, one of my favorite singers. "Ellis island"is also one of the best. Thanks for printing the lyrics! Dolores keane also does a wonderful version of "Immigrant Eyes". JUDY
13. Jean R---Patricio Lafacadio HEARN (1805-1904) on New Orleans [1]
Thank you Jean--the HEARN surname is one of many in my search !! Cece ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jean R." To: Sent: Saturday, September 24, 2005 2:30 AM Subject: [Irish-American] Patricio Lafacadio HEARN (1805-1904) on New Orleans > > .The glamour of New Orleans is strongest upon those whom she attracts to > her from less hospitable climates, and fascinates by her nights of magical > moonlight, and her days of dreamy languors and perfumes.
14. Re: [Irish-American] Help with Shanahan [1]
> > >Wondering if anyone out there has access to arrival records for a JAMES J. SHANAHAN who was born in Ireland in 1850 (county unknown) and later appears in Chicago marrying a Margaret Doyle in 1872 > There is a James Shanahan b 1850 in the 1870 census in Wakeman Township, Huron County, OH. His occupation is list as Jour Cooper and he seems to be living in a large rooming house of hotel. Among the other roomers are Michael Shanahan, 25 and David Shanahan, 27, both als Jour Coopers and born in Irel
15. Re: [Irish-American] Emigrant Bank records [1]
Kathy, I agree- some of the promises are misleading ,at best. But, I have still gotten my best information through Ancestry. For example, the Emigrant Savings Bank: it only covers 1850-1883, and none of my ancestors seems to have had an account there- but in doing lookups for others, I have "struck gold" quite a few times. At best, I have found names of parents- including mother's maiden- and where the parents are, names of siblings, year of arrival, name of vessel, port of arrival, county of origi
16. Emigrant Bank records [1]
Hello listers, Can anyone tell me how I might access the indexes to the Irish Emigrant Bank records please? I don't know whether I will be lucky enough to find any family in these records, but I would like to try. Family name SHAUGHNESSY, arrived in the US c 1852. any help appreciated. Megan Shaughnessy McKenzie Mount Gambier, South Australia. President of the O'Shaughnessy Society (worldwide). -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.344 /
17. Re: [Irish-American] Yahoo Web Beacons -- ie snooping [1]
Sometimes the site is overloaded. Keep on trying.
18. Re: [Irish-American] Help with Shanahan [1]
Thanks Pat...I do believe that the second Shanahan (James) you mention is the one I was looking for. I never thought that he came over as a child, but it seems to fit since his sister was named Eliza. Everything seems to fit with the CastleGarden site, except the child Eliza is listed as 19 not 12. Could this be a mistype in either record? There is no county listed, only Liverpool, and now I must try to find the county, if I can. Thank you once again. This is really a breakthrough for me! Marily
19. Churches in Ireland [1]
Here is a good site to bookmark. It can help you find a church in Ireland: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~irishchurches/Irish%20churches.html -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
20. Re: [Irish-American] RE: Irish Names [1]
> >Just a sad note to let you know my husband John, also known as slimjohn95503 passed away on Friday September 2 from suddenly as he was almost ready to come home after a four month recuperation some stroke. He was looking forward to his home coming and he went to a far better home than his one on earth. We all miss his wit and ready smile and his wife missed his hugs and kisses. We had a very Irish celebration of his life as a memorial with green attire, a bouquet of bells of Ireland, abagpipe and irish
21. Hurricane benefit [1]
This email was sent to me and I am passing it on to the Irish lists that I admin, in case, someone is either near DC or would like contribute. >An urgent plea from Seamus Kennedy, Danny Doyle and a host of other Irish performers. > >Dear Friends Of Irish Music, > Your help is desperately needed. > > Because of Hurricane Katrina, our friend and colleague Danny OFlaherty, the internationally acclaimed musician-singer ("A treasure-house of Gaelic culture." Times-Picayune) has probably lost his home and mo
22. IRISH-YANKEE Vocabulary - I/J/K/L/M/N [1]
ice lolly - popsicle interval - intermission ironmonger - hardware store jacket potato - baked potato jars - drinks (alcohol) jelly - Jell-O jumble - sale, rummage sale jumper - sweater just a tick - just a second kipper - smoked herring knackered - exhausted knickers - ladies' panties knock up - wake up, or visit ladybird - ladybug left luggage - baggage check let - rent (verb) lorry - truck mac - mackintosh (trench) coat mate - buddy (boy or girl) mean - stingy mews - courtyard stables, often used as cott
23. RE: [Irish-American] Help with Shanahan [1]
I found my family's townland by finding a death record of one of their children where the parents birthplaces were listed. We were lucky to already know the county - Tipperary. Try looking at the children's death records. Good luck. -----Original Message----- From: Marilyn Shanahan [mailto:shanahan@ameritech.net] Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 8:37 AM To: IRISH-AMERICAN-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Irish-American] Help with Shanahan Wondering if anyone out there has access to arrival records for a JAM
24. Re: [Irish-American] Irish apple cake recipe [1]
I will send in an American quick version with an Irish wink and a little shake of the Shillelagh . 2 cans apple pie filling 1 box spice cake mix 1 cup melted butter 1/2 cup pecans (optional) Preheat oven to 350 degrees-- Pour 2 cans of pie filling into a 13 x 9" pan. Take plastic sack containing cake mix and press to dissolve any clumps. Sprinkle dry cake mix evenly, right over apples. Do not stir. Pour melted butter over that. Bake for 40 to 50 mins., until brown on top. Vanilla ice cream hits
25. Re: [Irish-American] Updated County Mayo website [1]
> > >My error; it is indeed Glenulra. > Hi Jim, I am just getting to updating the County Mayo list and find I didn't keep your original email. Sorry about this but can you tell me why we were talking about Glenulra? Did you want a webpage for it? I hope you remember. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
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