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1. FITZGIBBONS [1]
MERRY CHRISTMAS and HEALTH AND JOY IN THE NEW YEAR! Marianne Lake Ariel, Pa/
2. BUCKLEY [1]
Hello to all and Happy Holidays, Is there anyone out there that could help me get passed a brick wall. I cannot find any info on my great grandfather and mother. John and Mary (Buckley) Buckley, married Sept. 9 1883. They had 7 children, Francis, Margaret, Mary, Timothy, John, Ellen and Jeremiah. Jeremiah born 2/1893 was my grandfather, he was born in Shanagh, Dunmanway, baptized in St. Patrick's Church, Dunmanway. He emigrated to USA, Boston, aboard the SS Franconia, Sept. 1913. Can anyone look up th
3. Cotter Clan [1]
I've found a reference to a Cotter Clan Gathering held in 2000. Does anyone no a point of contact for that gathering?
4. Re: Irish Free State [1]
Hi John, The Irish Free State was created when Ireland gained Independence in 1922. In all there are 32 Counties and in 1922 six of the Northern counties Antrim, Armagh, Derry, Down, Fermanagh and Tyrone opted to retain the link with Britain so the other 26 counties became the Irish Free State. Re your question about the towns in 1840 you would need to narrow down your search a bit as there are and were thousands of towns. A good map of Ireland ,even a modern one, with an Index would give you a fair idea
5. Re: Oldcourt [1]
Oldcourt was home of my 5x great grandfather William Norris in the 1700s. It is situated in Co Cork, between Carrigaline and Passage West Lewis' Topographical Directory of Cork, 1837. It states "........Old Court, of Sir Geo. Goold, Bart., an elegant residence beautifully situated on a commanding eminence, embosomed in woods of luxuriant growth". A Guide to Irish Country Houses by Mark Bence-Jones: "Oldcourt, Douglas, Co Cork, (Goold) A double bow-fronted Georgian house. Owned in recent years by a relig
6. RE: Free State [1]
May I chip in my 2-cents worth? I have only run across the phrase "Irish Free State" in the USA census of 1930. In that census, any reference to Ireland as a place of birth for the individual or his parents was shown as "Northern Ireland" or "Irish Free State". I still don't know where one great grandfather was born in 1825, but it is now narrowed down to 7 counties by his children's reference to their father's birthplace as "Northern Ireland". Every little bit helps. Until reviewing the 1930 census, I
7. Re: Intellectualizing/Apology. [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Judith Morris" To: Sent: Monday Dec 29, 2003 11:58 PM Subject: Intellectualizing. > Hi Phadraig, > >(SNIP)> > Instead of attempting to divert the real issue, why not just apologise to John as publically as you insulted him? I'm certain this would put an immediate stop to the complaints you are receiving, and also to comments such as this by listers. (SNIP)> Judie. To John, and all others who were offended by my rece
8. Reginald (aka Roger) Joseph Lynch McDade [1]
As we end this year, I would like to put out a request for suggestions as how to locate where a relative died. My uncle, Reginald (aka Roger) Joseph Lynch McDade was born in Glasgow Scotland on 24 Dec 1924. His parents were Hugh McDade of Letterkenney Ireland and Eileen Lynch of Limerick Ireland. Family legend has it that Reggie died shortly after WWII in a motorcycle accident in London. This past year, I came in contact with a third cousin who was also researching the family. His mother, my grandfathe
9. Christmas Card mystery [1]
To all: This morning, I received a nice Christmas card with letter from Ireland, addressed to my precise mailing address (even the full 9-digit ZIP-code !). But it was addressed to Mary Schupy !! I had no choice (there was no return address), so I opened it. The card and letter are signed "Gavin/Cousin/etc - can't decipher it" John O'Sullivan, Ardgroom. I'd be more than happy to forward the card and letter to Mary Schupy - if I knew where she lived. I doubt if the card will get there before Chri
10. Re: DeCourcy [1]
Pat I am also interested in the name De Courcy in the Kinsale area. Despite the French sounding name they dont appear in the list of Hugenot names and the Kinsale family seem to all stem from native Irish stock (hence RC) There was Edmund Oge de Courcy of Kinsale, 17th Baron of Kinsale. I have come to the conclusion that all the Kinsale De Courcys descended from this family. A very early pedigree of this family shows many younger untitled son, some of whom went to England. The distribution of the name a
11. Callaghan DNA testing [1]
I'd like to hear from any Callaghans (or variants), particularly in ireland who have done or are thinking about doing DNA testing. Tim
12. Kinsale O'Learys [1]
Hi Listers, Are there any O'Learys in Kinsale area that could help me... NEED to find several William O'Learys ... can be in Census, Records, tree William O'Leary b. c1820 wife Marie A (or Mary A) ROGERS Children William O'Leary* b. 1844 .. christened at SS Peter & Pauls John O'Leary b. 1850 .. Christened at SS Peter and Pauls William* (1844) wife Mary A MANNING at SS Peter & Pauls in 1864 Children William O'Leary** b. 1864/5 wife Elizabeth Ann HARDY b. 1864 Midlothian, Edin (married in 1887.. wh
13. Michael KENNY [1]
Hi Listers. I am looking for my Grandfather, Michael KENNY b1877. I am led to believe he was born in Cork and his father is also called Michael. The only other information i have is he married Emma CORLETT in manchester, 1914, and he also died in Manchester in 1947. I know this is a shot in dark, but any help or advice would be welcome. Thank you. Tony, Middleton, Manchester.
14. MCDONOUGH, Ellen [1]
Dear Friends: I am seeking information on MCDONOUGH, Ellen, b abt 1875, County Cork. She married in the USA near the turn of the 20th century. I am particularly interested in her parents and welcome sibling and decendant information as well. Sinerely, Victor
15. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V03 #270 [1]
Thank you, Padraig, You are a good Irish man to apologize. Curt is descriptive. I appreciate this effort. Candi in CA
16. Re: What a reply!! [1]
I am a lurker of this site, I think I have only responded once to an email. I read a lot of the information posted and try to gain information from there. I know very little about my Irish ancestors at this point, except for the fact that they came from Cork. As a teacher, I have always told my students that no question is a dumb question, but failure to ask makes us ignorant. I must say that as a reader of this site I was a bit offended at the response given to John. I thought these sites were to he
17. Re: [Admin] Returning the channel to normal programming [1]
Andrew - I agree totally that we need to first address the offending person directly. BUT - Padraig has a separate set of rules. We are not "allowed" to send direct replies. He signs his e-mails with "no direct replies please", and he will not accept them. I have tried to contact him directly. This is not his first "incident". On other lists I am on, these types of comment and his refusal for direct replies would be construed as "bullying" and he would be unsubscribed. Why do we tolerate it from this
18. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V03 #255 [1]
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19. Old Maps of Cork City [1]
Does anyone know if there exists an old map of Cork City in the 1880's? I have an address of an ancestor that lived there back in the 1880's and would like to locate where exactly they lived. My name is Rick Reed at Finder5050@aol.com. Thanks, R.R.
20. Denis COLLINS Drimmeneen, Kilbrin,Co Cork. [1]
Can anyone tell me the significance of DRIMMENEEN? It is not in the IreAtlas at seanruad.com. "The lands of Drimmeneen" are referred to in a record of Applications for the Registering of Freeholds in the Barony of Dulhallow in 1829. It is online. I am interested in a Denis Collins there who resided in Drimmeneen, Kilbrin and applied to register a freehold of 17 acres. I shall shortly be unsubscribing from this list, to spend a few months writing up my findings. Would love to have a comment on this fr
21. Re: Re: Intellectualizing/Apology. [1]
Thank you Padraig - it is most graciously accepted. We value the genealogical information you provide. Best wishes for a happy 2004 Susan > > From: "Padraig Msr S Gealagain" > Date: 2003/12/30 Tue PM 01:52:26 CST > To: IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: Intellectualizing/Apology. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Judith Morris" > To: > Sent: Monday Dec 29, 2003 11:58 PM > Subject: Intellectualizing. > > > >
22. Re: What a reply!! [1]
Looks like us ignorant Irish. and descendants of, are about to break into a brawl, must be all the Christmas cheer we drank!!! Regards, John O'Driscoll http://home.iprimus.com.au/wjod/DoA/ (Driscoll's of Australia) http://home.iprimus.com.au/wjod/Family/ (Personal Genealogy) ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, December 29, 2003 2:06 PM Subject: What a reply!! > What a ignorant question! The Irish Free State was created > in 1921/1922 ; not in
23. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V03 #266 [1]

24. Dunmanway BUCKLEY research [1]
Kelly, there is a lady in Dublin who does look ups for families in the 1901 and 1911 censuses. You can write her with your family info and hope that it is enough address to gather the census info. Good luck! Regards, Candi Dublin ALL Mary O'Keeffe jimandmay@eircom.net Will look up census returns 1901 and 1911 for Ireland. Can only be searched by address. YOU WROTE:In addition, my great grandfather John was listed as a national teacher in Ireland so I assume it was in the > Coolmountain,
25. O'Sullivan's Beara-Breifne March - documentary [1]
This coming Thursday, New Year's Day, RTE Radio One is broadcasting a half-hour documentary on the O'Sullivan march (the original one). The broadcast is at 15:30 Irish time, or 10:30 AM Eastern U.S. Time. The RTE website is www.rte.ie , and I believe they are only hooked-up with Realplayer (but I'm not sure). Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts
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