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1. Re: [CARLOW~] BYRNE, GALLAGHER [1]
In a message dated 9/21/99 8:43:35 PM Central Daylight Time, momalco@olemac.net writes: << Do you have any more information about Johanna Nolan? My gggrandfather, James Nolan is said to have been from Carlow County. He was a journalist, and emigrated to Brockville, Ontario, Canada. . His daughter, Catherine, married my grandfather in Brockville in 1875. I have no other information as to when he imigrated. I am going to Ireland on Oct 16, and hope to do some research there, but I don't know anything e
2. Re: [CARLOW~] Churches, graveyards [1]
List, I have asked the woman in Ireland who wrote an email explaining parishes, if I can post her email here. She explains things very well for the rest of us. Wil let you know soon. Debbie
3. [CARLOW~] BROUGHALL Of Carlow [1]
G'Day, I've only just joined this list and would like to indicate my sole Carlow research subject. I'm looking for any information or assistance in trying to find out anything more about Maria BROUGHALL (following) or her parents. Maria BROUGHALL Born: Cty Carlow Ire 1824 Parents: James BROUGHALL & Eliza ???? Occ: Domestic Servant Imm: "Parsee" 17/1/1853 Age 24 {Qld Imm 112/52} Married: George BROWNJOHN Ipswich Qld Australia 15/7/1854 {NSW Marriages 41/524} Died: Stanthorpe Qld Australia 31/7/1896 {Qld De
4. Re: [CARLOW~] MINION/COE [1]
Hi Bonnie, To my knowledge the Carlow French Church records are lost.There was certainly a French church there in 1696 but by 1744 the records had disappeared, according to Grace Lawless Lee's book on the Huguenot settlements in Ireland (1936). I cannot find a Minion in the index to this book, but if there are other names email them to me and I'll look. Other sources are the Proceedings of the Huguenot Society of London which you will find in major libraries. Other references are Samuel Smiles: Huguenots
5. [CARLOW~] BYRNE, BRENNAN, CLOWRY [1]
Anybody searching these names? They emigrated to US in 1848-1851. They ended up in Chicago and I'm trying to find out if I'm related to them. I have also found BYRNE and BRENNAN in the RC parish of Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow. Debbie
6. [CARLOW~] Carlow sites, addresses [1]
In a message dated 9/25/99 11:01:25 AM Central Daylight Time, momalco@olemac.net writes: << I will be going over, leavin three weeks from today, and hope to have some leads on where the Nolans were before I go. I would love to have a copy of the addresses you have in Carlow. Do you know when Johanna was born or died, what years? >> No dates on Johanna. Hard line to search so far. Ok you will want to check out these places in Co. Carlow. Carlow County Heritage Society c/o The Arcade Kennedy Street
7. Re: [CARLOW~] In reply to Debbie: lets get the Carlow list going [1]
I am also relatively new to Carlow research. My Known families are Kavanagh and Nolan. Garrett Kavanagh, baptized 2 Jan 1805 at the RC church at "Raheen, parish of Borris, County Carlow, parents were Charles and Anne McCormick Kavanagh, Married 13 Feb1804, same church. Garrett and his wife Mary Muldowney and two children emigrated to the area of Brockville, Ontario Canada in 1836. James Nolan, said to have been born in Carlow county, had emigrated to Ontario before 1855, as his daughter was born there in th
8. [CARLOW~] GALLAGHER, DORAN [1]
William DORAN married Mary GALAHER/GALIHER/GALLAHER. Daughter Mary Anne, baptized Oct 11, 1840. Welm? Price? and Mary May sponsors. Daughter Sarah, baptized May 28, 1843. James DORAN and Catharine GALIHER sponsors. Daughter Elizabeth, baptized Sept 24, 1849, Michael REILY and Ellen GALLAHER sponsors. Townland of Knockclonagad for all 3 records. Mary was daughter of Patrick GALLAHER and Mary MURPHY. They were from Parish of Myshall, Co. Carlow, Ireland. Debbie
9. Re: [CARLOW~] HARRIS-MCASSEY-PAYNE [1]
In a message dated 9/28/99 3:42:19 PM Central Daylight Time, rjharris@ksu.edu writes: << Does anyone connect with the following ancestors of mine who lived somewhere in County Carlow (perhaps Bagenalstown) before their emigration to Wisconsin USA about 1846 during the potato famine? >> No nothing there for me. Do you know where in Ireland they are buried? Have you checked Griffiths Evaluation for them? Debbie
10. [CARLOW~] HARRIS-MCASSEY-PAYNE [1]
Does anyone connect with the following ancestors of mine who lived somewhere in County Carlow (perhaps Bagenalstown) before their emigration to Wisconsin USA about 1846 during the potato famine? Thomas George Harris (b. 1793) m. Margaret Payne (b. 1789) TGH was Protestant (Anglican, I think) of English background and probably in the British military Margaret was from Irish Quaker roots. I always heard there was a connection to COMMON SENSE author Thomas Paine but have never been able to establi
11. [CARLOW~] BYRNE, GALLAGHER [1]
Hi! I have been waiting for you! I've been hoping someone would start a list for Co. Carlow. I thought about doing it but was chicken. LOL My gg grandfather, Thomas BYRNE, was born Dec 4, 1822 in Ballyloughan, Parish of Bagenalstown. We think. Son of Charles BYRNE and Johanna NOLAN. My gg grandmother, Eliza GALLAGHER, was born in the Parish of Myshall, about 1835. Daughter of Patrick GALLAGHER and Mary Murphy. I'll post more later. Debbie
12. [CARLOW~] MINION/COE [1]
Hi-I am delighted we have this list and the opportunity to compare notes! My ancestor is Arthur Minion b. 1815 in County Carlow-possibly Tullow; immigrated to Canada in 1831. I have not been successful in locating protestant church records at the LDS for that area for that time period. Is there another source? There is also a William Minion who married Mary Ann Coe. I too have reason to believe my ancestor's ancestors (!) were Hugeunot. Can someone suggest how I can explore that further? Bonnie in NC
13. [CARLOW~] MY RUDKIN INTERESTS [1]
Hello list I am researching the names RUDKIN/SHEARMAN/BERNARD/PITTS in the Carlow/Kilkenny area. Would love to hear from anyone else researching these names in this area Pat Mahoney CARNARVON WEST AUSTRALIA 1,000 km north of Perth
14. Re: [CARLOW~] BYRNE, GALLAGHER [1]
I really have very little information about James Nolan, other than a great aunt of mine, his granddaughter, said he had come from Carlow. I will be going over, leavin three weeks from today, and hope to have some leads on where the Nolans were before I go. I would love to have a copy of the addresses you have in Carlow. Do you know when Johanna was born or died, what years? Sharon ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 10:32
15. [CARLOW~] Germaine and Fishbourne families [1]
Hello everyone, I'm a new member and would like to signal my research interests. Both my Irish GGPs came from Carlow, Michael Germaine b. 1839 in Rathvilley, and Eliza Fishbourne b.abt 1843 either in Carlow or Tullow. Michael's father was also Michael and his mother was Eliza Hyland. Both had died by the time he was 4 and he was possibly raised by his mother's family. The Germaine family were Huguenots originally and probably came to Carlow early in the 18th century. From there they spread out into Kildar
16. [CARLOW~] Nolan [1]
Hi... I'm new to the list. I just got my gg-grandmother's death certificate and it shows she was born in Tullow, County Carlow, Ireland on August 09, 1841. Her name is Julia M. Nolan. I do not have her parents names. I have a cousin who has some old letters she is going to send me copies of that are from New Jersey. She married Michael Spellman July 29, 1866 probably in NY or NJ (as I haven't been able to find a marriage license here in New Orleans where they show up in the 1870 LA Census for O
17. [IRL-CARLOW] BURLAND-DOYLE-BYRNE [1]
At last! A list for those of us working in Co Carlow- Yeah! Am researching BURLAND/BYRLEM/BURLEM/BURILIN, DOYLE (Edward of Kellistown) and BYRNE (Mary of Kellistown?) surnames in Carlow. Nancy
18. [CARLOW~] Co. Carlow websites and addresses [1]
Gonna try this again and see if it shows in my mail box. Then I'll post more. I have some URLs and addresses for Co. Carlow that I can post here. I have been doing my own searching on the net and have a list. I want to visit someday, so I have been looking for boards, B&Bs, genealogy sites, tourist sites, ANYTHING that wil prepare me for a possible trip. I think it's best to be prepared before making a trip over. I also have some info on the Parish of Myshall if anyone is interested. In addition, I h
19. [CARLOW~] New to list [1]
Hello List, As a new member of this list, I would like to list the families of Carlow County I am researching: KAVANA(U)GH, MULDOWNEY, McCORMICK & NOLAN for now. I will be visiting in your area during the last two weeks of October. The information i have is my ggrandfather, GARRETT KAVANAGH, wife MARY MULDOWNEY KAVANAGH and two children emigrated to Canada about 1836. I have a baptismal certificate for Garrett from the "Raheen"church, parish of Boris, Diocese of Kildare. I was hoping to find out if this
20. Re: [CARLOW~] BYRNE, GALLAGHER [1]
Debbie-can you share the call numbers for the FHC parish records? Are they protestant? I only found one record and I found nothing about transcribed cemeteries. Please share your knowlege with us!! I need info Pre-1815. Bonnie in NC ---------- > From: GAineByrne@aol.com > To: IRL-CARLOW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CARLOW~] BYRNE, GALLAGHER > Date: Tuesday, September 21, 1999 11:32 PM > > In a message dated 9/21/99 8:43:35 PM Central Daylight Time, > momalco@olemac.net writes: > > << Do you have an
21. Re: [CARLOW~] BYRNE, GALLAGHER [1]
Debbie, Do you have any more information about Johanna Nolan? My gggrandfather, James Nolan is said to have been from Carlow County. He was a journalist, and emigrated to Brockville, Ontario, Canada. . His daughter, Catherine, married my grandfather in Brockville in 1875. I have no other information as to when he imigrated. I am going to Ireland on Oct 16, and hope to do some research there, but I don't know anything else about James. Sharon Cavanaugh Malcom momalco@olemac.net ----- Original Message -----
22. Re: [CARLOW~] Famine Immigrants/Ships [1]
Debbie, Are the volumes indexed? I have boon looking for a set of these, but so far haven't been able to locate them. The FHC I use is small and doesn't have the volumes, nor do the public libraries near me a have a set. I think I will find my gggrandparents, James and ellen Halleady (sp?) Burns in Volume 2, 3, 4 or maybe 5. Sharon Cavanaugh Malcom momalco@olemac.net ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, October 08, 1999 11:43 PM Subject: [CARL
23. Re: [CARLOW~] HARRIS-MCASSEY-PAYNE [1]
There was a census taken in 1841 which should help too. It should be available thru your local Morman Library along with Griffin's Eval. Bonnie in NC ---------- > From: GAineByrne@aol.com > To: IRL-CARLOW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [CARLOW~] HARRIS-MCASSEY-PAYNE > Date: Wednesday, September 29, 1999 12:26 AM > > In a message dated 9/28/99 3:42:19 PM Central Daylight Time, rjharris@ksu.edu > writes: > > << Does anyone connect with the following ancestors of mine who lived > somewhere in County Carlow
24. [CARLOW~] Churches, graveyards [1]
In a message dated 9/23/99 4:12:52 PM Central Daylight Time, bjehart@intrstar.net writes: << can you share the call numbers for the FHC parish records? Are they protestant? I only found one record and I found nothing about transcribed cemeteries. >> I have nothing for Protestant records. I sent a URL in another message just now that has some cemetaries transcribed. A Guide to Irish Parish Registers by Brian Mitchell might have some info. Do you need Church of Ireland, Presbyterian or another
25. Re: [CARLOW~] MINION/COE [1]
"Bonnie J. Everhart.." wrote: > Hi-I am delighted we have this list and > the opportunity to compare notes! > My ancestor is Arthur Minion b. 1815 in County Carlow-possibly Tullow; > immigrated to Canada in 1831. I have not been successful in locating > protestant church > records at the LDS for that area for that > time period. Is there another source? > There is also a William Minion who married > Mary Ann Coe. > I too have reason to believe my ancestor's ancestors (!) were Hugeunot. Can > > someone sugg
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