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1. Re: [DONEGAL] Re: IRL-CO-DONEGAL-D Digest V05 #58 [1]
To the admin of this CO-DONEGAL list and all members. The taglines for DonegalGenWeb homepage are outdated. Please update to: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irldon2/index.htm This page is still under construction, but all of the databases are already accessible. Members please bookmark this URL.....and submit data if you have it. We will post all kinds of records for Donegal, and with full credit to the submitters. Cheers all. Donald O'Crll`ygh/O'Crll`lgh Kelly ----- Original Message ----- From:
2. Re: [DONEGAL] Townland Beefpark or Mountcharles, Co. Donegal [1]
Hi Janice, Thanks for your kind offer. Do you have anything on a Sarah HEGARTY in North Donegal, possibly born c. 1860. Areas of interest are Burt, Muff, Fahan, Inch Island etc. She was the informant on the birth registration of my grandmother Mary Eliza BEATTIE daughter of John BEATTIE and Cassie McNAUGHER in 1895. They lived in Drumhaggart, Parish of Burt. No rush, just interested in any info. I can get on my family and maybe their neighbours. Cheers, MAGGIE JANICEFRIEL@aol.com wrote: >I have
3. mars [1]
The "Mars Spectacular" happened two years ago; it's not happening this year.
4. Re: [DONEGAL] Re: IRL-CO-DONEGAL-D Digest V05 #58 [1]
Good information: Got it saved to Donegal file folder and will process this weekend. Pertinant feedback if copied to me will also be added. Don Don Kelly for NC. A vote to keep USGenWeb moving forward. I will follow the rules and will appreciate your support. To learn more about me: Candidate's Q&A Page http://election.temp-site.us/ My Campaign Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~cootero/Kelly/vote4me.htm My door is always open and I will promptly answer questions. ----- Original Message ----- From:
5. re McNAUGHT [1]
Hi Diana, I don't know if you query was directed to me, but I have put a note on re McNaught recently. I am interested in the evolution of the name from McConnor to McNaugher to McNaught/McNaughton and it now seems McNitt. It is not the Scottish McNaught. McConnor is an ancient Irish name. However in my searching I found William McNUTT married to Catherine HAYS 9 December 1858 Carrigart, Mevagh. They had five recorded children born between 1860 and 1866 one born at Rosguill and another Creevy. If you
6. MONTREAL - SMITH,POWELL [1]
I have seen quite a few of these MONTREAL CANADA marriages from another list, is it OK to post these to IRELAND lists Regards Patricia St. Gabriel's, Montreal/Point St. Charles, June 23, 1891, M10 Thomas Harrington, son of James Harrington and of of Mary Smith, to Mary Powell, daughter of Henry Powell, and of Bridget Gleeson of Tipperary, Ireland Wit: Thomas Flood and Bridget Powell, sister of the bride.
7. new to list: Boyce/Friel/Sweeney [1]
Hello, I have found a clue that leads me to believe that my Dennis Boyce b. 1805 in Ireland; d. 1887 in Ohio, USA; m. Hannah Sweeney about 1840, may have come from County Donegal. Their children that I know of so far are: Daniel b. 1842, James b. 1845, Jennie b. 1860, Eunice b. either 1859 or 1861. All were born in Ireland. I believe they immigrated to the USA in 1866. The brothers were naturalized in Ironton, OH in 1879. Daniel b. 1842 in Ireland; d. 1903 in Ohio; m. Katherine O'Keefe. Their son,
8. Re: [DONEGAL] Townland Beefpark or Mountcharles, Co. Donegal [1]
Well Janice, I have or had O'Donnell in Donegal. I surmise that surname passes as Donnell these days. I also have a land records section for Donegal and Galway if you want to post records. I'll help and someday what we do will help a researcher. Don ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, June 21, 2005 3:57 PM Subject: [DONEGAL] Townland Beefpark or Mountcharles, Co. Donegal >I have land records for several families who lived in this
9. Unidentified subject! [1]
Looking for family from Donegal County. Their names were Samuel and Mary Moore and their son-Samuel Moore and his wife Rebecca Davis (married 1845) and their son, Samuel Moore born abt. 1847. They emigrated to Iowa between 1847 and 1850 and settled in Scott County. The were married in Ramelton Church and were from Cloony and Drumheive in Donegal. I am looking for information on them and ancestors in Ireland. I am also looking for emigration information on them. Thank you, Marilyn Lyle marilyle@msn.
10. Townland Beefpark or Mountcharles, Co. Donegal [1]
I have land records for several families who lived in this area. I would be glad to share with anyone who has family there. Griffith Byrne Gallagher Hegarty Friel Donnell Mcnulty McDevitt Janice
11. Re: IRL-CO-DONEGAL-D Digest V05 #58 [1]
Don I hope to post these soon. I have been told that when the name changes, this is when the person died or immigrated, but usually died if the surname stayed the same. It is for Mountcharles, Beefpark area,which is on the OS map 11, 78/89. 1858-1863 1. Marquis of Conynham (landlord) plantation 2. Michal Griffith house & land 3. Maurice Freel Lessors (Michael Griffith) house & land 4. Bryan Freel house & land 5. Charles Byrne house & land 6. Thomas Hagerty house & land 7. Mary McNulty house &
12. Re: IRL-CO-DONEGAL-D Digest V05 #58 [1]
Don Somehow I didn't get this message, but did get the reply from Bob. This is only for Beefpark and I have the sections, too. I will post what I have for future researchers. Janice
13. NO ONE ALIVE TODAY WILL EVER SEE THIS AGAIN!! [1]
MARS SPECTACULAR! The Red Planet is about to be spectacular! This month and next, Earth is catching up with Mars in an encounter that will culminate in the closest approach between the two planets in recorded history. The next time Mars may come this close is in 2287. Due to the way Jupiter's gravity tugs on Mars and perturbs its orbit, astronomers can only be certain that Mars has not come this close to Earth in the Last 5,000 years, but it may be as long as 60,000 years before it happens again. The enco
14. Re: [DONEGAL] McNAUGHT [1]
I have been told a McNutt (sometimes written McNitt) family intermarried with a Hay or Hays family near the area of Aughadachor Glen back in the late 1600's and probably later too. Do you have a connection with the Hay's? Diana Hays Stevens
15. Re: [DONEGAL] Townland Beefpark or Mountcharles, Co. Donegal [1]
Don, what is the URL for your website? I believe it is http://www.mindspring.com/~dickod1/donegal/index.htm but it doesn't work and I have attempted before, keep getting Earth Links with an error Bob Cdn ============================== Don Kelly wrote: > Well Janice, I have or had O'Donnell in Donegal. I surmise that > surname passes as Donnell these days. I also have a land records > section for Donegal and Galway if you want to post records. I'll help > and someday what we do will help a researcher
16. Re: IRL-CO-DONEGAL-D Digest V05 #60 [1]
I am looking for both Crosson (MacCrossan) and Keady in Co Donegal. Both immigrants came to the US, one in 1829 and one in 1839-40. Ideas or at least confirmation of the surname would be gratefully appreciated. Janeice Keady Crosson
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