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1. Re: [CARLOW] Re: Visiting Ireland [1]
Susie, if you happen to see any Mannering gravesites would you be so kind as to copy info from them and send them on to me? My grandfather's family is from Ballon. I will only have a couple of hours there in early October--not nearly enough time for research. I would be so appreciative. Thanks Joan
2. Re: [CARLOW~] Simon Commins [1]
Thanks for the reply. Question....Is there now a Simon Cummins living in Inch. The Cummins were RC and were educated. Simon Cummins, son of Matthew Cummins was a founder of Johnville, NB, His uncle was a RC priest. Phil ----- Original Message ----- From: thomasfburns To: IRL-CARLOW-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 8:17 AM Subject: [CARLOW~] Simon Commins There is a Simon Commins in Griffiths living in Inch or Inchaphuca. He leased 43+ acres from Thomas Kavanagh of Borris. The only o
3. [IRL-CARLOW~] FINN [1]
Hi from Australia and the wonderful Olympics! Is anybody able to access information on the Finn family formerly of Kilcoltrim near Borris? I need to find the birth date in the 1860's of Martin Finn, son of Thomas Joseph and Catherine and his other siblings. Our family has just located him in Baltimore National Cemetery where he was interred in 1943, but have no other info after his emigration to America and their own emigration to Australia shortly after. My Dad is 81 and his nephew and would like some news
4. [CARLOW~] Re: Joyce [1]
Josephine, I am also researching Joyce family Owen Corcoran m Catherine Joyce 1801 Borris RC Witnesses: Patrick Joyce and Frank Corcoran Have you seen these names or any connection to your family??? Thanks Jan Morrison "J. Donahue" wrote: > I am also going to Ireland in October. I will be doing a little research in > the Borris area. I am looking for the same type of information (e.g. tips on > researching and information on accommodations). > Does anyone know the whereabouts of Spahill? My Costel
5. Re: [CARLOW] Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Carlow [1]
My turn to 'butt in"... Have you people looked at the 1901 census for Carlow Town? Lots of Byrnes in there. Best Wishes Helen R Researching Richardson, Dagg, Kendrick (H?endrick), Skllerm from County Carlow ----- Original Message ----- From: shortis To: Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 7:32 PM Subject: [CARLOW] Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Carlow > Hello Chris > Please excuse me butting in here... [I guess the reason > we include our '
6. [CARLOW~] Re: Joyce, Corcoran [1]
Tom Burns wrote: I had a grand aunt Hannah Byrne who married a Paddy Corcoran (1872-1934) of Drummond, County Carlow and I believe there are a number of Corcoran decendents living there today. I also have a Joyce in the family tree - Noel Joyce of Ballymurphy, Borris, County Carlow who married a Breda Coady and had three children, Anne, Edmund and Damien. Any connections ?? To Tom Burns Sorry but I don't see any connection to the names you mentioned, but I will keep them in my file and let you know if
7. [CARLOW~] Re: [IRL-CARLOW~] FINN [1]
Hello Maureen and other Listers Have just been out and just picked up a copy of "NetGuide" (Australian Publication - ISBN 1440 5520) and the current issue happens to have the first of a 2 part series about tracing your family tree online. (Next issue 18 October) It lists the following websites, some of which I haven't visited so I can't say where they will lead, but I'll be visiting a couple tonight (if I can tear myself away from the TV and the Olympics! www.aagra.asn.au (Australian Association of Gene
8. [CARLOW~] [Fwd: TAYLOR and SMITH] [1]
------------Forwarded Message Follows------------ This message is being forwarded to the mailing list by the List Manager for the subscriber listed below, after having removed references contained within the message of a commercial or business oriented nature. ) --------------------------------------------------------- -------- Original Message -------- Subject: TAYLOR and SMITH Date: Thu, 7 Sep 2000 15:47:19 -0700 From: "Jennifer Lambert Tracey" To: "Co. CARLOW"
9. Re: [CARLOW] Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Carlow [1]
Hello Helen Thanks for the information, as I do have a Thomas Byrnes but not the Trooperstown Byrne. Regards, Mary Mary Shortis shortis@spot.com.au Alstonville 2477 NSW Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: Helen Richards To: Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 7:44 AM Subject: Re: [CARLOW] Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Carlow > My turn to 'butt in"... Have you people looked at the 1901 census for > Carlow Town? Lots of By
10. [CARLOW~] Cancelled Valuation books [1]
Please can anyone say if these are available for County Carlow and which Parishes survive? thank you jo Seosimhin Nic Eochagain ---------------------------- Check out my newsletter at: http://www.jgeoghegan.org.uk ----------------------------
11. [CARLOW~] Re: [CARLOW] Simon Cummins of Carlow [1]
There are a few Cummins buried in the Clonegal area, two are priests. Some are Church of Ireland. Dan
12. Re: [CARLOW~] Re: [IRL-CARLOW~] Re: [CARLOW] RE: Indexation of Records [1]
Thanks for checking for carpenter William Priestley/Priestly and family in Bagenalstown. This is one elusive guy. Gene Goshorn
13. [CARLOW] Simon Cummins of Carlow [1]
Matthew Cummins left IRL 1850. He had a brother , a priest who came to Canada several years earlier and was pastor of Catholic Church in Saint Stephen, New Brunswick. Matthew Cummins father Simon. Jan austinpj@earthlink.net
14. [CARLOW] "A Christian Calling etc" [1]
Dan Can you tell me if this book has all religions mentioned in this area or is it specific to one religion, if so, which one or ones. Thanks Susie <<<<<<
15. [CARLOW] John Brennan [1]
Hi everyone This is my first posting to this list and I am looking for anyone who may be researching or is in possession of any information or records of local men from Carlow and the Southern end of Co.Laois such as Ballickmoyler/Arless who 'Went to War' or 'Killed in Action'. I am particular interested in a John Brennan who came from Ballickmoyler and whose fathers name was Mark Brennan and his mothers name was Catherine (Katie) Lalor from Arless. John appears on the Irish 1901 census and it suggests t
16. [CARLOW] RE: Atkin/s [1]
Peter I have just been looking through my Warren book for Wexford and found the following entries for Atkin/s. Although these may not have anything to do with your Atkin/s it may pay to look/search in these areas as well. Our Warren's from Wexford are stretched across Wexford, Carlow, Wexford, Laois (Queens) counties in roughly a straight line. WEXFORD 1. Joseph Warren, d. at Enniscorthy, 1865, aged 86, buried at Tubberneering, m. in 1817, Margaret Atkin, at Garrynisk, who d. 1875, aged 85. 2. Joh
17. [CARLOW] Carlow Joyce's [1]
My sources of Joyce information is a CD from LDS (which is no longer sold). I have shared this with Jan Morrison. The CD contains photographs of Baptism and Marriage records from Borris, Roman Catholic Records 1782 to 1890. I have extracted all of the Joyce's in the Baptismal records, including child, parents, dates, place and godparents. If anyone wants this spreadsheet, let me know. Be aware that the records are hand written by a priest and contain some difficult to read, so my entries are my best effo
18. [CARLOW] WATTS/ADAMS Help [1]
I have just discovered through the 1901 Limerick census my families originated in County Carlow. Has anyone come across Robert WATTS b circa 1832, father Thomas WATTS? Also Ann ADAMS b circa 1833, father Alexander ADAMS? The families were in Kilkenny by 1860s. I had thought they came from Kilkenny until now and had given up on finding anymore due to the parish records in Kilkenny being destroyed by fire. Hoping this new discovery will open the door again. Both families were COI. Any help or i
19. [CARLOW~] subscribe [1]
--- Dick.McCoach@McCoach.com wrote: > > ------------Forwarded Message Follows------------ > This message is being forwarded to the mailing > list by the List Manager for the subscriber listed > below, because the mailing list was temporarily > off line when the message was received. ) MM > --------------------------------------------------------- > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: Available Directories > Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2000 13:30:41 -0700 > From: "Helen Richards"
20. Re: [CARLOW] Re: Visiting Ireland [1]
WAZZA,Is it true of my info that County Carlow research is expensive & sometimes not too fruitful. I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR A JAMES ATKINS BORN AROUND 1830 FOR SOMETIME & HAVING SENT NUMEROUS MAILINGS & NOT RECEIVING ONE REPLY FOR WHAT APPEARS SUCH A COMMON NAME & TIME FRAME ,I HAVE JUST BEEN TOLD OF "THE PROJECT "AT OLD SCHOOL COLLEGE ST." BUT TOLD TO EXPECT LENGHTHY DELAYS & AT A HIGH COST? MAKES ME DUBIOUS TO SEND MONIES UPFRONT . KIND REGARDS PETER FROM OZ. p>s sorry about the caps lock
21. Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Carlow [1]
Hello Dan It was good to see your reply to the above query...... it is help like this that makes this the List it is .. one of the best. Also a good example of generosity, and reminds us all that perhaps we also could be supportive to queries asked on any List. Regards, Mary Shortis shortis@spot.com.au Alstonville 2477 NSW Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2000 12:59 AM Subject: Re: [CARLOW~] RE:
22. Re: [CARLOW] Re: Visiting Ireland [1]
In a message dated 9/19/00 8:38:50 PM Central Daylight Time, wazza@ausnetwork.com.au writes: << Let's hope we can give some tips back to the list after our visit. >> yes I want to hear about everyone's trip. All the advice you can give! Debbie
23. [CARLOW] MOODY/PROCTER, Carlow/Wicklow; DOUGALL/DYER, Antrim [1]
Hi eveyone I am looking for the surnames Moody and Procter/Proctor in Co. Carlow / Co. Wicklow and Dougall and Dyer in Co. Antrim. Does anyone have access to Griffith's Valuation who might be able to let me know if there are any entries for these names? Or could you tell me how I can access it myself (I'm in the UK)? I am hoping to be able to go to Ireland in November, but in the meantime would like to find out as much information as possible. Thank you, Rachel ______________________________________
24. [CARLOW~] Cemeteries in Carlow Town [1]
Hi Listers Would anyone be able to tell me which cemetery a Presbyterian or a member of the Church of Ireland, who died in Carlow between 1853 and 1901 would probably have been buried in? I'm looking for the death of Thomas Richardson who lived in Montgomery Street, Carlow Town. I had originally thought that he would have been Church of Ireland but have just found his wife, Mary, listed as a widow, and a Presbyterian, on the 1901 Census. Thank you Helen Richards nee Richardson Researching: Richardson,
25. RE: [CARLOW] Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Ireland [1]
Can you tell me what the Carlow Project is please? I hope to visit in search of the elusive ancestors in 2001 so need all the help I can get! TIA Anne > -----Original Message----- > From: Ed and Sharon Malcom [SMTP:momalco@olemac.net] > Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2000 11:59 AM > To: IRL-CARLOW-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CARLOW] Re: [CARLOW~] RE: Visiting Ireland > > When I was in Carlow last October, I had difficulty locating the Carlow > Project". At that time they were in the process of getting th
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