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1. Help to find a Rev. J. Coombes? [1]
Can anyone assist me in tracking down a Rev. J. Coombes, who along with a M.T. Bruck, has done research into the CLERKE family of Skibbereen who I am tracing. Early this month I obtained a photocopied article written by a M.T. Bruck (Craigower, Penicuik, Scotland) entitled 'Ellen and Agnes Clerke of Skibbereen, Scholars and Writers' that appeared in no. 3 (1993) of Seanchas Chairbre. The editor at that stage was a Rev. J. Coombes of Timoleague, while manager Pat Cleary of Market Street Skibbereen. I sent
2. SEXTON, HAYNES,TOOMEY [0.985326]
Catherine Haynes was the eldest child of ten born to John William HAYNES and Ellen TOOMEY. Catherine HAYNES was born about 1813 in Cork, County Cork and died after 1866 in Cork. She married Dennis SEXTON in 1833 in Cork. Catherine's husband Dennis was publican of The Travellers Rest Inn, South Main Street, Cork. They had 13 children and all remained in Ireland with the exception of two daughters named Ellen and Catherine who migrated to Australia to join their grandparents. Looking for any information (e
3. O'Connell's , Helen's and Mahoney's of Schull parish [0.985326]
I'm looking for information on John O'Connell, born about 1800-1820. He married Catherine Helen, born May 1825. Their daughter, Elizabeth O'Connell (b :Aug. 10, 1851) married Daniel Mahoney Aug. 10, 1869 in Goleen, Schull parish, Cork. On the marriage record, Elizabeth was listed as living in Naughaughter and Daniel was listed as living in Ballybouge. I've looked in the online index for townlands, and did not find either of these places. Can anyone help with that? I'm assuming they are both in Schull pari
4. Michael and Philip O'Farrell [0.985326]
Looking for information on 2 O'Farrell gentlemen -- Philip and Michael. They are listed as being residents of Glenduff, in the Parish of Brigoun in County Cork in the 1820s. Is there anyone out there that knows anything about this O'Farrell line? Judy in NC
5. County Cork website [0.985326]
Folks, we have a wonderful County Cork site at www.rootsweb.com/~irlcor On it you will find links to all sorts of information. These are updated periodically. The Resource page is excellent, and it is that way because folks from everywhere have given us the info to build it with. It is our desire for you to enjoy the entire Cork site, and if there are any suggestions or links to offer us, please do. The mailing lists like this one are for you to join and to put forth your requests for information
6. ROBERT BEATTIE born abt 1855 -1857 [0.985326]
He lists himself in the 1881 census as being born in Ireland. Parents were Robert & Jane nee Clark. He married Mary McDonald in 1876 in Govan, Lanarkshire Any ideas appreciated. Lorraine
7. Re: BIG VIRUS ALERT [0.985326]
I had thought we had gone through this before, and de-bunked it, as it is truly a hoax. "Sulfnbkx. exe is a legitimate and needed part of the Windows program. No personal replies - reply to LIST only, please. Thank you. Padraig+ ----- Original Message ----- From: "The Eddy's" To: Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 2:10 PM Subject: BIG VIRUS ALERT > Hello Everyone: I have just been notified of and found a virus that apparently lies dormant for 14 days and the
8. RE: O'Connell's , Helen's and Mahoney's of Schull parish [0.985326]
According to the record the marriage was solemnized at the Roman Catholic Chapel of Goleen. Looking at the record again, Ballybouge, the second "b" could very well be a "v" instead. Making it Ballyvouge. And Enaghouter would make sense if the registrar was spelling it phonetically. Thank you very much. I'm also looking for a third place, Corlacka. My GGgrandparents first child's birth was registered in 1870 in the District of Goleen. The birth took place in Corlacka. I'm currently planning a trip to Irel
9. New Conna web site [0.985326]
The Conna Community Council web site opens today www.connacommunitycouncil.ie/ Michael
10. Nice way to get the correct names [0.985326]
http://www.fortunecity.com/bally/kilkenny/2/irenames.htm
11. Re: Names [0.985326]
Hannah is also a contraction of Hanora Hannan ? sounds like a surname; it could be also frtom Hanora. No personal replies - reply to LIST only, please. Thank you. Padraig+ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 2:19 PM Subject: Names > Glad the subject of names were brought up. > > I have been guessing Hannora as Nora > Nellie as Ellen and perhaps Helen > Anyone have a idea on Hannah and Hannan? > > thanks Jim > > > > > ==
12. Parker [0.985326]
Would anyone out there be able to tell me what parishes and townships of Cork was the surname Parker from in Griffith's Valuation? I know of at least one family living in the Kilworth area but I heard they were originally from the Model Farm area outside Cork City. Bill O'Loughlin
13. New List! [0.985326]
If anyone has Irish Ancestors who migrated to the state of MICHIGAN there is a new list to discuss this area of research. To subscribe send an email to IRISH-MI-L-request@rootsweb.com that contains the word subscribe Do join us if this is an area you would be interested in. Best wishes, Christina
14. Re: BIG VIRUS ALERT [0.985326]
Hey guys, believe this is a scam. Don't do it until you check this out!!! ----- Original Message ----- From: The Eddy's To: Sent: Monday, January 07, 2002 11:10 AM Subject: BIG VIRUS ALERT > Hello Everyone: I have just been notified of and found a virus that apparently lies dormant for 14 days and then cripples and destroys your hard drive. This virus was NOT stopped by Norton Anti-virus. > > Here are the instructions I was given to find it and delete it
15. Re: subscribe [0.985326]
Hi my name is Bob Hogben and I am new to this list I am hoping that some kind person could shine a light on my missing relatives. My G/Grandfather & G/Grandmother were born in Cork Ireland my G/Grandfather David Daley in approx 1825 and my G/Grandmother Catherine Daley in approx 1836.I have no knowledge of my G/Grandmothers former name. The only thing that I can remember my mother telling me about them is that she believed the original name was O'Daley and that they came from Waterford and their family had
16. Information on surnames DOHERTY and monahan [0.985326]
Looking for any information on Patrick DOHERTY (DOUGHERTY?) married to Rose HEALEY about 1869. And also information on Eugene MONAHAN (MONAGHAN?) and Margaret. Married about 1868. I was told they were from County Cork. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Maureen
17. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V01 #292 [0.985326]
John this is a major stretch, but I have a Michael Toomey b Ireland, who emigrated to Wales & married into my Irish family. Just in case you are collecting all the Toomeys in the world. Regards, Candi Seeking Mc Carthy, Farrell, Donovan, O'Connor in Cork, Ireland
18. Re: County Cork Stuff [0.985326]
It has to be Margaret Grogan's County Cork pages - though Kathryn McCarthy has some on hers as well - nothing to compare to Margaret's though and maybe not obviously cork. I can't remember......... Go in to Margaret using this URL - and tehn back to her home page - she has another page with all the births marriages and deaths pages indexed in there somewhere. http://www.sci.net.au/userpages/mgrogan/cork/annabella.htm Try the same for this on on Kathryn's web site - watch out though cos her pages can take
19. Griffins [0.985326]
I had gotten from the list a long time ago for my Carrolls in Cork I wonder if I could have somebody look up Bermingham/Birmingham in Cork Anne or Thomas Thanking you in advance Phyllis
20. JOHNSON/SHANNON/HOSFORD, Bandon. [0.985326]
Hi listers, New year.....old names revisited and relisted! Looking for any relatives of the JOHNSONs of Cork Road in Bandon c 1900. Lawrence Johnson (81) was listed in the 1911 census as an unemployed farm steward. Sarah Johnson, his daughter (24) was a witness at my grandmother's marriage (Sarah SHANNON to Cecil HOPKINS) and my gr aunt's (Mary SHANNON to Joseph BRIAN). I believe Sarah JOHNSON was a cousin. It is possible that Lawrence JOHNSON was married to a HOSFORD. Any help would be much appreciated. Sh
21. Padraig O Gealagain: Re: County Cork Stuff [0.985326]
Just received this message, and got all excited as I am searching almost exclusively in Co. Cork. Can't find the address for the web pages? Was this omitted, or am I missing something?? Thanks Padraig. Emma (In equally balmy Waterloo! The creek in the back lawn isn't even frozen over!) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Padraig S Gealagain" To: Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 4:49 PM Subject: County Cork Stuff > Listers will be interested in this
22. Cork Info [0.985326]
You can also go to www.rootsweb.com/~irlcor and find a Resource page that has a lot of Cork research info on it. Betsy Webber, co-host Cty Cork
23. Re: County Cork Stuff [0.985326]
Gee, that was kind of stupid on my part - I didn't give the URL. Well, here it is: http://www.ginnisw.com/ No personal replies - reply to LIST only, please. Thank you. Padraig+ ( From Ajax, in mild 5: C, Ontario, Canada weather.. Don't you just love these 'Tag' lines?) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Emma Dundon" To: Sent: Saturday, January 26, 2002 1:16 AM Subject: Padraig O Gealagain: Re: County Cork Stuff > Just received this message, and
24. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V02 #11 [0.985326]
PLEASE UNSUBSCRIBE. IRL-CORK-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > IRL-CORK-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 11 > > Today's Topics: > #1 RE: O'Connell's , Helen's and Maho ["Kristie Phillips" #2 BMD records................Re: Gri ["Jane Lyons" ] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from IRL-CORK-D, send a message to > > IRL-CORK-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubs
25. Re: County Cork Stuff [0.985326]
What is the address of the web page
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