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1. Re: Donovans in Cork [1]
Rose, I also have McCarthy's and Mahoney's in my ancestral line...Do you have any info before 1832 on your McCarthy's or Mahoney's? Thanks, Monica McCarthy
2. RE: Donovan in Cork [1]
Hi Eileen, I'm looking for Philip Sullivan and Mary Hannon, parents of Cornelius b. 1800 and John b. ? from Cork. Haven't come across them in your search Denis? Regards, Lee, Sydney Australia -----Original Message----- From: irl-cork-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-cork-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of The Sullivans Sent: Sunday, 14 January 2007 12:33 AM To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Donovan in Cork Hi Paul, My Donovans are from Cork. I also have no idea where. I t makes the search almo
3. Re: Donovans in Cork [1]
FWIW - My great aunt, Julia Sullivan, married Michael Sullivan whose parents were Patrick and Catherine (Donovan). According to his naturalization record, he was born in 1876 in Amonister/Aghmanister in the Civil Parish of Abbeymahon, Roman Catholic Parish of Donoughmore, Diocese of Ross. A good resource for searching the occurrence of surnames is John Grenham's CD, Irish Surnames, which allows double surname searches. You will, undoubtedly, find many places where Sullivan/Donovan occur, but it's
4. RE: Donovan in Cork [1]
Thank you. Good luck with research. Lee -----Original Message----- From: irl-cork-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-cork-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of The Sullivans Sent: Monday, 15 January 2007 2:22 AM To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Donovan in Cork Hi Lee, I can't get my Donovans or Sullivans back to Ireland. Their paperwork and family lore says Cork, Ireland. I only have them in Liverpool and then NJ Eileen
5. Re: TOM O'LEARY of DUCHAS GENEALOGY [1]
Thanks so much Gary, I agree he seems a really nice chap - He has done one piece of work for me a year ago and it did take 3 months. This time it's been 7 months and he's not replying to my emails (I have the same email address as you) I hope nothing serious has happened to him. Best wishes, Julie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gary Sutherland" To: Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 10:37 PM Subject: RE: TOM O'LEARY of DUCHAS GENEALOGY >I have used Tom
6. Re: Templemichael: MAHONEY, REGAN Puzzle [1]
Dear Barb, I would be interested in looking at your info on your Margaret MAHONY...and her parents......Do you have any info on Margaret MAHONY'S parents birth years? or possible siblings of your James MAHONY?? Thanks in advance, Monica McCarthy -----Original Message----- From: tglassel@execpc.com To: IRL-CORK-D@rootsweb.com Sent: Fri, 26 Jan 2007 9:51 PM Subject: Templemichael: MAHONEY, REGAN Puzzle Greetings, The LDS site includes some birth records from the first quarter of 1866. I am interes
7. Re: TOM O'LEARY of DUCHAS GENEALOGY [1]
Julie, I think this information is very important to us all; i.e., the members of this and all other such Lists. Who referred him to you? For example, was he referred by : a) A friend; b) another member ; c) His name was on a list of recommended persons by, say, the N.A. Dublin, etc., etc. ***** Reply to the LIST ONLY - Please ***** ***** Thanks for your consideration ***** Padraig Msr, An Sean Gabhar ----- Original Message ----- From: Julie Blackman To: Cork Mailing List Sent: Wednesda
8. Where is Clomanach, County Cork? [1]
Regards to all, I have a marriage registration for a John Sullivan that lists Clomanach as his place of residence in 1870 in the Macroom registration district of County Cork. I cannot determine if this is a townland or another location. Has anyone ever heard of this place or have an idea? Thanks, Joe Hunter
9. help with place name [1]
Hi all, Looking at a ship manifest I am having trouble locating a place in County cork. It looks like Gamgnavar but I am sure I am reading the spelling wrong. Anyone have any ideas? I can try to download and send a copy of the manifest or if you have ancestry.com (or some other database that gives access to ship manifests I give you the link/name of ship to look at it. It was the Cymric, it left Queenstown and landed in Boston Ma november 11, 1906. microfilm roll 101, Catherine DIlworth is no. 7 on the ma
10. Re: Donovan in Cork [1]
I am researching a Donovan family in Cork. John Donovan b. abt 1800 married Julia Coleman b. abt 1800. They had Catherine Donovan b. November 6, 1827. (DOB derived from her US death certificate that staed her age at death to be 88 years 2 months 4 days) She married Timothy Dilworth and they had 8 children, I can locate 6 of them. Her place of birth I have had a hard time reading what it says but I believe it to be something Gangnavar Co Cork and I could be wrong about the spelling. That was on her sh
11. Re: JOHNSTON: Wee Three - Francis, Robert & Archibald [1]
An "Assessment Roll" is an often overlooked "blessing" for UPPER CANADA researchers. It is a list of people who own property that can be taxed. In addition it provides some other great information, but it stops just short of being perfect for genealogists. While it lists other people in a household it does not name them. It has allowed me to find children that we had previously not known about and to see, sadly, approximately when they died in infancy when they do not show up on the next Assessment
12. Re: Where is Clomanach, County Cork? [1]
Padraig Msr/ Bill Fahy/Pete/Dennis, Thanks for all of the help and good advice.....great to know there are so many folks willing to help! I did take a look at www.seanruad.com as well, including county Kerry. The only clue I had for Kerry was that Honora's husband, John Sullivan, died somewhere before 1884 and we believe she married a John Donovan in Kenmare in 1884. For certain, we do know that Honora Donovan did emigrate to Boston in 1901 from Kilgarvan from the ship manifest. It seemed logical to
13. Frawley [1]
I am looking for information regarding the Frawley's from Lackaroe, Liscarroll, Mallow, Cork, Ireland. They owned a farm at this same location. My great grandfather Thomas Frawley died January 13, 1934. He was married to who I believe was Kate Morton who died Nov 22, 1911. They had one child named John Frawley 1986-1978 who's first wife was Hannah Roche who died around 1932 and is buried at Abbeyswell Cemetery in Mallow Cork. I have been told that Hannah Roche mothers maiden name was Donavan. However at thi
14. Re: James Mahoney [1]
Do you know who James' parents were? -----Original Message----- From: wilde@onetel.com To: IRL-CORK@rootsweb.com Sent: Mon, 29 Jan 2007 3:33 AM Subject: James Mahoney I am trying to trace James Mahoney born Ireland abt 1831. Married to Bridget?. They appear in the American 1880 Census living 9, Green Street, Troy,Rensselaer,New York. Trying to find out when he arrived in America. I am also trying to find out where in Ireland he was born, and if there are any living relatives still in America. H
15. Re: Research in County Cork [1]
Sounds good. Ann
16. Re: James Mahoney [1]
Shirley, I have a Julia Mahoney, or possibly Maloney. She married a Michael Buttomer , probably in Cork, about 1845. According to the book "Families of County Cork", Mahoney and its various forms is a principal name of Cork with relatively few found outside southern Ireland. I know almost nothing about my Julia, other than her marriage to Michael Buttomer. This information was gained from their son's death record. He was John Buttomer, my husband's great grandfather on the maternal side. Is it
17. Jackson's Directory [1]
Dennis, May I ask, does that directory include any Buttomers (Buttimer, Buttimore)? Thanks for info Margaret Oliver Original Message: ----------------- From: Dennis Ahern ahern@world.std.com Date: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 08:01:07 -0500 To: countycork@rootsweb.com, IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com, genire@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Cotters in Cork City "Phyllis Cotter" said: >We have a found that a Garrett Cotter lived on Old Market-place, Maurice >Cotter lived on Douglas Street, William Cotter li
18. McCarthy/McCartnie Dominick St, Cork Ireland [1]
Can anyone help me with finding family or confirm the birth of this person? Margaret MCCARTHY (MCCARTNIE: sic) born 10 July 1817 Domnick (various spelings) St, City Cork, Ireland parents names unrecorded : details came from the Margaret herself and were recorded by one of her sons. Margaret arrived in Tasmania Australia before 1835. She had a brother Denis (various spellings), who also came to Tasmania. I am in Tasmania and have been unable to find more information using the web. Does anyone have
19. RE: Donovan in Cork [1]
Hi Lee, I can't get my Donovans or Sullivans back to Ireland. Their paperwork and family lore says Cork, Ireland. I only have them in Liverpool and then NJ Eileen -----Original Message----- From: Lee Carr [mailto:shirleyjcarr@optusnet.com.au] Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2007 5:12 PM To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: Donovan in Cork Hi Eileen, I'm looking for Philip Sullivan and Mary Hannon, parents of Cornelius b. 1800 and John b. ? from Cork. Haven't come across them in your search Denis? Rega
20. Research in County Cork [1]
Hello to all, I'm trying to track down my Kelly/Cashman/Reynolds ancestors from County Cork. Is there some reliable online sources out there I could utilize that I'm missing? Are there Genealogists that may be commisioned to conduct research onsite in Ireland? All I know are birthdates, children, Catholic, when and from where they left, and that most of them became farmers in Illinois on this side of the pond. Any recommendations/advice is truly appreciated. Thanks! Scott
21. Re: Where is Clomanach, County Cork? [1]
The origin is GRO in Roscommon. Joe
22. Re: [Mallow] Collins [1]
Hi Dennis, What an interesting post. Knowing Collins was the anglicization of Cullinan, I had assumed that it came about post-Cromwell. Seeing one for 1641 was startling. Have you found any using the name earlier than that? Janet On 1/4/07, Dennis Ahern wrote: > > On Thu, 4 Jan 2007, Marilyn Pilkington wrote: > > > I'm particularly interested in the Collinses of Mallow / Ballyclough > > around 1750. There was a John Collins of Cove of Cork who leased lands > > in 1753 in Gortnagross
23. Re: Cotters in Cork City [1]
"Phyllis Cotter" said: >We have a found that a Garrett Cotter lived on Old Market-place, Maurice >Cotter lived on Douglas Street, William Cotter lived on Blarney lane, and >another William Cotter lived on Knapp's square in Cork City in 1832. Jackson's Directory of Cork City for 1842-3 lists the following Cotters: Maurice, corn broker, 9 Douglas st. Pierce, vintner, 1 Sullivan's quay John, vintner, 14 Fish st. John, vintner, 5 Coburg st. James, tailor, 5 Pembroke st. Edmund, fishmonger
24. Re: [IRL-CLARE] RTÉ broadcast series: Famine Echoes [1]
These are just beautiful, they make me feel very, very sad, though. Do you know of anyway, Padraig, that one can edit the broadcasts to delete the non-famine segments? I'm cross-posting your email - with your assumed permission - to Cavan, Cork, Limerick, Co.Tipperary and Co.Galway, Ireland Lists. Just great! ***** Replies to the List Only, Please ***** Padraig Msr, An Sean Gabhar ----- Original Message ----- From: Patrick Casey To: irl-clare@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 4:33
25. Re: Donovan in Cork [1]
It could be Carrignavar. Bill Fahy www.westcorkgenealogy.com
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