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1. Re: using a GPS in Ireland? [1]
I'm not exactly sure how that works either although I have been contemplating trying it out as I have been searching for a family vault and graveyard that was abandoned centuries ago and doesn't seem to be off any road and probably in the middle of a field with of a herd of cows. This vault is noted on a Discovery Ordnance Survey Map which include the bearings (longitude & Latitude) that you would need. Of course a private home is not likely to be on these maps but if it was near a church of graveyard o
2. Re: Callaghan [0.982585]
Cathryn, You mentioned your other lines were Barrett and Twohig. I have both of these in my lineage also. The Twohigs were from Cork, parish of Ardfield and Rathbarry and I have some information around the 1810 -1832 time period. James, Daniel and maybe Denis are the given names. The Barrett's are from Mayo and I still do not have a good Irish connection as yet. I would appreciate any information on the Twohigs however. Bob ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Simpson"
3. Re: researching in Ireland/ LDS REcords [0.982585]
Padraig: The films that cannot be sent to local FHL's and are not restricted can be read at Salt Lake City. When you find your film # this information is listed under "Notes Cannot be circulated to family centers". Kay
4. Re: HANNAH / STEWART/ CONNOLLY/ HAYES [0.982585]
Hello, Kaye. My Millington aunts from Scotland married into the Hannah and Stewart families. Helen Millington married James Stewart in 1876 and her sister Lily married John Hannah in 1888. The Millingtons lived in Glasgow, where the Hannahs appear to have been from Ayr and Stewarts from Glasgow as well. My Hayes relations are interesting in that Michael Connolly married Mary Hayes and they emigrated from County Cork abt 1891. John Joseph Connolly married Alice Murphy in 1901 in Boston. Al
5. Re: finding books written in Ireland [0.982585]
Hi Candi - 'Beara Woman Talking' is available at Gert O'Sullivan's shop in Castletownbere. The e-mail address is gerti_beara@yahoo.com I purchased this from Gert a month or so ago. The book is published by Mercier Press ISBN 1-85635-417-2 'Bandon 400 Years of History' is available in Bandon bookshops - you might find one on the internet. In the book Paddy's address is given as Clancoolmore, Bandon, County Cork. Telephone number 00353 23 41501 - you might be able to contact him directly Hope this is
6. Re: Fw: "Help & advice needed, re payment to researcher" [0.982585]
Hi- I paid Thomas O'Leary to look up the Whelton family and did hear back from him, on very fancy stationary with no results, and he was recommended to me by some source that I have forgotten... I suspect he checked out church registers in places where he was looking for other family....my Wheltons are loaded with Johns and Davids and he never checked the church in an area where the Griffith register listed both a John and a David Whelton. I wasn't happy and decided not to send more money...my feeling was t
7. Re: KILLERN SIR NAME [0.982585]
Please, Monica, Don't shout! Using all caps in emails is shouting. Thanx in advance. Using all caps for surnames is acceptable to family history searchers, though. Are you sure the surname is KILLERN? Could it be Killeen or Kileen? Steve > From: KENTUCKYSHAMROCK@aol.com > Reply-To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com > Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 19:46:00 EST > To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com > Subject: KILLERN SIR NAME > > HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD OF A SIR NAME **** KILLERN ***** ...WOULD ANYONE > LIKE TO TAKE A STAB
8. World War Records [0.982585]
Today, as we remember Armistice Day, I remembered coming across a list of World War Two Army Enlistment Records 1938 - 1946. Series contains records of approximately 9 million American men and women who enlisted in the USA Army. The database is at http://www.freesurnamesearch.com. You need to scroll down to the date 2006.10.25 and click on. This page will only be available for a few more days. John Patrick Griffiths
9. Parish clarification [0.982585]
I was deep into Parish research while in Ireland last month, but am unclear on Parish names in proximity to Blarney. Can some fine Irish person help me out? I researched the parish of Blarney whish was called Garrycloyne, I believe (without my notes right here) and I wanted to move next door to Grenagh. While I did find some Callahans and Callaghans in Blarney, and even a Callaghan Callaghan!, they weren't the ones Cathryn was seeking. My next step was to research Grenagh, where Call Callaghan's Sullivan
10. Re: CALLAHAN/DALY [0.982585]
DEAR BOB, WHAT ABOUT MCCART(H)Y / DALY??? .,...HOW MANY TIMES ARE THESE TWO NAMES MENTIONED?........... THANKS FOR YOUR TIME, MONICA
11. Re: finding books written in Ireland [0.982585]
Candi, Try the Celtic Bookshop in Limerick City at http://www.iol.ie/~celticbk/ Janet On 11/1/06, Zizek, Candi (DHS-DCDC-IDB) wrote: > Here is a list of books recommended to me while I was in Ireland. I am having a difficult time finding them. Has anyone a good resource? DUBLIN did not have them! > > Beara Woman Talking the lore of Peig M
12. Hourihane / Horan [0.982585]
Gill I think that ' Curly ' was a shortened form of Cornelius, a pretty common first name in Cork, and ' Norrie ' is Hanoria or Hanora. I also have spent a few days recently trawling through the microfilms of parish records for christenings and marriages for Cork, but in the more rural areas of south and south-west Cork, with frustrating results. Even when you know the name, have a birthdate, and know even the townland that they lived in, you STILL cannot always find them in the record
13. Scannell/Mahony [0.982585]
Hi Listers, Anyone researching Scannell/ Mahony in St Anns Cork city pre 1870s? I have a girl in 1871 in London who is a frizzette maker. Looked up old occupations, cant find anything. Anyone know about that one? Erin NZ
14. Irish Book Stores and Publishers [0.982585]
See http://tiara.ie/books.html#stores for a (not necessarily up-to-date) list of Irish Book Stores and Publishers. -dja
15. CORK HARBOURMASTERS [0.982585]
Dear Listers. HENRY PHILLIP PRESSEY with his wife ADA nee BYLES and their children settled for a while on Spike Island where at least two sons were Wardens in the prison there. Henry was the Harbour Master at Cork as he had the qualification as a Master Mariner. He also ferried boats to and from Spike Island and Cork. They must have been there for a few years as my mother grew up and married my father (army) in Queenstown now Cobh. Henry, Ada, my mother and father returned to England. As I h
16. Re: researching in Ireland/ LDS REcords [0.982585]
Sorry to butt in. I ran into our local Family History Center person this morning and during our conversation he said that all of the records would be available on the internet in the near future. Records are being transcribed now. I didn't think to ask which records and/or if it would be all records. Maybe someone knows what and when. Thanks Bruce Heath, Ohio No, there are no films 'on-line' . The restricted films which are not circulated to Family Centres are vaulted at Lake City, Utah.
17. RE: Diocese [0.982585]
But within the Anglican communion. Padraig Mor An Sean Gabhar ***** Reply to List Only Please ***** -----Original Message----- From: irl-cork-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-cork-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Geoff Connell Sent: 17 November 2006 14:38 To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: Diocese Not Anglican, But Protestant Churches. Regards Geoff Connell ----- Original Message ----- From: "kevin " To: Sent: Friday, November 17,
18. Permission to view Cloyne Diocese church records [0.982585]
You can also write ahead of time to the Mallow Heritage Center. I wrote about a month before a trip to Ireland and enclosed a stamped (Irish), self-addressed envelope. (I suppose you could include an international reply coupon if you don't keep Irish stamps on hand, or perhaps you could ask them to fax a letter to the library). Permission came in the form of a letter, allowing me to use Cloyne records in the National Library for a month. I gave the letter to the folks at the desk who kept it on file.
19. Re: Re Research in Ireland at the GRO [0.982585]
Kay - that's my granddad! Got that one. Thanks Sheila
20. Re: Kavanaugh/Cavanaugh/Kavanagh [0.982585]
Only Cananaughs I know came from Cavan, but it appears they are from all over, and like Kelly, spelled a number of ways. Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "Richard Shea" To: Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 9:35 PM Subject: Kavanaugh/Cavanaugh/Kavanagh >I am curious whether anyone knows if K/Cavanaugh vs K/Cavanagh is any >indication of a particular county? My grandfather always said his father >was from Cork, while this may have just meant he left fr
21. Re: RECORDS [0.982585]
Thank you, Judy. There were at least 2 and maybe three Gardner families baptising children at St. Mary's, Portsea in the 1700's. I have a few of the records and cannot make heads or tails out of what I have. Francis Geary Gardner, father James, was bap. Mar 16, 1747. I don't know if the records will show the mother's name or not, but I would love to know the names of his brothers and sisters and his mother's name. Actually, being really greedy, I would love all the Gardner records for Portsea for the first
22. MCCARTHY > CORK > RI > IL [0.982585]
Jeremiah MCCARTHY b 1790-1795 & Ellen DALY b. 1790-1795 daughter Eleanor MCCARTHY b.circa. 1827-1828 , all born in county cork, immigrated to usa., to Providence, Rhode Island 1840 City Directory, daughter Eleanor married John NUGENT, in Providence, Rhode Island sons Jeremiah MCCARTHY, Jr. & Daniel MCCARTHY(Rhode Island) both born in usa later moved to Will County, IL outside of Joliet, IL & purchased farm ground & started farming
23. Re: IRL-CORK Digest, Vol 1, Issue 102 [0.982585]
Candi, And that St. Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin was Church of Ireland! Heretical! :) David Collins irl-cork-request@rootsweb.com wrote: Today's Topics 7. Church of Ireland (Zizek, Candi (DHS-DCDC-IDB) > Subject: > Church of Ireland > From: > "Zizek, Candi \(DHS-DCDC-IDB\)" > Date: > Mon, 20 Nov 2006 13:56:20 -0800 > To: > > >Imagine thinking the Church of Ireland ought to be Catholic. That was my >first impression years ago and a surprise also when I learn
24. New to list......need help.......Scota.....Egyptian Princess [0.982585]
Hello, I descend from a Pharaohs daughter named Scota, I am pretty sure about everyone in Ireland and Scotland has heard of her thru history. What I am wanting to know is, who is her ancestors and if there might be any images online of where she is buried and if she had any hieroglyphs anywhere too. Any help is appreciated. jamie
25. Re: McCarthys [0.982585]
Dear Ann, Thanks so much for looking for me ......It is very much appreciated. Monica -----Original Message----- From: heather_horgan@shaw.ca To: irl-cork@rootsweb.com Sent: Sat, 18 Nov 2006 11:44 PM Subject: Re: McCarthys ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary Simpson" To: Sent: Saturday, November 18, 2006 1:42 PM Subject: McCarthys > Monica > > I only have records for the McCarthys in the Catholic parish of > Ballinhassig ( old
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