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1. Freemount to Broadford [1]
Thanks for your help listers. I appreciate it. Regard Gabrielle, Australia _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
2. HYDE-SHEHAN family, County Cork [1]
Hello! I am new to the list, and desperate to find out more about my Great-Grandmother's family. Here are the particulars: MICHAEL J. HYDE b. approx. 1836 Ireland d. Chicago, IL ANN (ANN UNA?) SHEHAN b. approx. 1837 England d. 1919 Chicago, IL Children: ELIZABETH b. 1861 England MARGARETH b. 1867 County Cork, IRL (my great-grandmother) JOSEPH b. 1870 Michigan, USA ANN b. 1873 Michigan, USA I know that they moved back and forth between England and Ireland until 1870, when MICHAEL J HYDE emmigrated
3. Freemount [1]
Hi can anyone tell me how far Freemount is from Broadford Limerick. My ggg/m was from Freemount and my ggg/f from Broadford. Regards Gabrielle _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
4. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V01 #223 [0.984614]
Re: Higgins in County Cork. There were quite a few Higgins in Cork in Griffith's Valuation, 1851-53. The information that they were all furthur north is not accurate. See . Tom
5. Australian Research [0.984614]
I have used this researcher with good results AUD$50.00 for simple search Email L Moore Magpies47@optushome.com.au Jim
6. Cronin web site update [0.984614]
I forgot the URL http://homepages.paradise.net.nz/hanson/ Michael
7. Galway [0.984614]
Hi List, Is there a list like these for County Galway? Marie
8. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V01 #236 [0.984614]
In a message dated 10/21/2001 7:32:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time, IRL-CORK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > What kind of records do you want? Pure genealogy? The history of the area? > Irish stories and history...... > > I would like it all. I understand that wales has lists of school children, parish registers, etc for about 5$-$10. that is reasonable, and I would buy them for my local FHL. Candi Mc Carthy in California.
9. Re: Iniskeen [0.984614]
You're looking for Enniskeen - more than likely. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:28 PM Subject: Iniskeen > Does anyone know if there is an Iniskeenin Co. Cork?
10. Re: Iniskeen [0.984614]
Hi Barbara, There is an Enniskean on the N71 about 30 miles west of Cork City. This could be the place you need. Brendan Jones. ----- Original Message ----- From: BarbT10447@aol.com To: IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, October 16, 2001 10:28 PM Subject: Iniskeen Does anyone know if there is an Iniskeenin Co. Cork? MY gggrandfather, Owen MCCARTHY is supposed to have immigrated from there in 1849, But I have not been able to locate it on a map. Thanks
11. Question about birth cert. [0.984614]
Tom, you might go on line and try to locate a volunteer in Ireland to help you. Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness (RAOGK)can get you to a person who has the where with all and hopefully, knowledge, and might be able to get the birth data that you need....although Ireland can be a slow place sometimes. Best of luck, Candi (RAOGK) in California Hello, I am trying to obtain Irish Citizenship. I just received the information from the Consulate in NYC. I need to obtain a long form birth cert. for my gr
12. WOOD, KINGSTON [0.984614]
This is my first posting to a list though I've been listening in for a few months now. I'm researching the WOOD family who were farming at Castlelands, Enniskean until the 1940s or 50s They were protestants. My great grand parents Richard WOOD (father William) and Mary Jane KINGSTON (father Thomas) were married at St Mary Shandon Cork, 29 Dec 1868. I believe they had a large family but apart from my grandfather Alexander Allen WOOD, born 4 aug 1882, I only know of brothers William Thomas b.1870, Tho
13. RE:IRISH NAMING PATTERN [0.984614]
I would appreciate other listers opinions on the following situation: My Co. Cork ancestors apparently followed the naming pattern in most generations, including my Father in naming his children. However his parents, after naming their 1st son John, called 2nd son Michael [my father] as both GFathers were called John. Would the mother in this instance have used her eldest brothers name or her GFather's name? Any ideas on the usual custom in a situation like this? Peggy
14. Re: COLLINS and LENDRUM Co Cork [0.984614]
Eleanor, I had never before heard of a " United Church of Ireland". You probably mean the protestant " Church of Ireland" A Parish Clerk is one, usually, in those days who for the labour of love, volunteered his services as a Sexton and recorder of the happenings in the day to day activities of his church; i.e., ring the bell for services; record the details of baptism, deaths and marriages, etc. etc. Since it seems that he was a Protestant, you stand a very good chance of getting some details from the Her
15. GIBBONS & MURPHY [0.984614]
Hello I am searching the GIBBONS and MURPHY families who emigrated to northeast England,I would appreciate any information on these families. Kind Regards Julie
16. New Subscriber - Mallow interests [0.984614]
Hi everyone - have just joined the list and would like to post my interests: My maternal ancestors all orginate from Mallow and surrounding parishes - names as follows: DELANEY (grandfather - Matthew born 1866 Kanturk, died London 1950 s/o of Matthew and Mary nee Collins) BUCKLEY (grandmother - Margaret born Ballymamona, Mourne Abbey 1869, died London 1968 d/o of John and Mary nee Walsh) Also - COLLINS, WALSH and MAHONY Best wishes to you all - Pat Saines
17. Marriage Lookup [0.984614]
Hi, Could someone please look up the following marriage for me? George Frederick Bolster Agnes Walker They are my grandparents and were married sometime before 1934, Agnes was born in 1909, so there's quite a small window. Thanks, Adrian
18. Re: 68 Old Georges St, Cork 1924 [0.984614]
Hi Bridget The closest census available is 1911, you can access microfilm copies through the family history library (ie the latter day saints church). There was no census in 1921 because of the war, the next was in the mid to late 1920s (I'm not sure of the exact year) and is not likely to be released for quite a few years yet. Michael ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bridget Kelly" To: Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 11:30 AM Subject: 68 Old Georges
19. 68 Old Georges St, Cork 1924 [0.984614]
Hi all, Can anyone help ? I have a letter written by a J.M. COWELL of 68 Old Georges Street, Cork in 1924 It was written to the daughter of a ships captain who went down with his ship the Lismore between Cork and Liverpool. It sounds like it was written by a lady with whom he may have had a relationship or it may have been just a pal. I would like to find out more about this person or the family who lived there. How can I do this? Does anyone have access to any census records that may help? Regards B
20. McNamara [0.984614]
Hi Everyone: I thought with the enquiries about McNamara, I would post the information I have for our family connection. Early records record the name as M'Namara and then McNamara. Robert McNamara was born circa 1801 in Ireland. Family tradition says that Robert was born in New Ross, County Wexford. At Lawrencetown, Nova Scotia, Canada, Robert M'Namara of Halifax married Ann, daughter of John Gammon on 30 November 1828. Robert was listed on the Colchester County land records in 1823, as a shoemaker,
21. Riordan/Reardon [0.984614]
Does anyone know where I can purchase a copy of the book, Reardon/Riordan,The History from Cork to Missouri,Boston,and Canada? I believe it was published in 1988. LaureenMcA@aol.com
22. Lavallin / Walsh / O'Gorman [0.984614]
Hallo fellow Listers, I need some help! I have come up to a solid brick wall in my family research. Perhaps someone has come across the following people and can give me a lead: -James M. LAVALLIN, probably born in Cork around 1820s married Elizabeth WALSH - any info would be good. -Elizabeth LAVALLIN and Catherine LAVALLIN, twins, born 15.10.1865 in Cork - who did they marry? -Catherine O'GORMAN, died 04.02.1940 in Cork, daughter of Dennis O'GORMAN - any info would be good. -John LAVALLIN, born ar
23. RE: Familysearch.org [0.984614]
I, too, have been having similar problems to Padraig with familysearch over the last few days. Finally, as a last resort, I typed in all the information I had from a previous search for one individual; the full name, date, including film and batch numbers, as a check; and the result came up - zilch! So either my ancestor's details have been deleted (unlikely?), or the system isn't working right! Presumably it will be righted eventually ... Best wishes, Moira Clevedon, Somerset Researching FORDE, DOODY,
24. Irish maps [0.984614]
I knew I had a site for the maps for the Catholic Churches here it is http://www.local.ie/genealogy/family_history_maps/
25. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V01 #230 [0.984614]
Re; McNamara, Frawley et al. One approach to locate ancestors would be to check , then insert the name in the surname search bloc and click to find the name's distribution throughout Ireland during the mid-19th century when Griffith's Valuation was conducted. You will find, for example, that most of the Frawleys were concentrated in counties Clare and Limerick so focus your search in those places. Hope this helps, Tom.
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