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1. Nagle/Connor [1]
Hello Listers, I am new to this list. I have a little information and will ask a question after posting what I have: My gg grandmother Mary E. Nagle came to USA in 1871. She settled in Enfield, Conn. She married Michael Lynch born in Conn. Some time after Michael's death she moved to Lowell, Ma (found her in 1900 census before her death). On census said she came to USA in 1871. On death cert. listed her parents as Peter Nagle and Jane Connor. I do not know if Peter and Jane came to USA. I do have th
2. GEOGHEGANS r US [1]
anyone else going mad looking for these? very few in Cork just thought Id put my head above the parapet be glad of any contact jo
3. FARRELL [1]
Hi My G.G.Grandfather (John FARRELL) was born in Bandon,Co.Cork Ireland, on 5 December 1819. He left Ireland as a apprentice seaman, and eventually became a Coast guard in the North of England. I have just found out his Father (through acquiring my G.G.Grandmother and John's marriage certificate) was also John FARRELL whose occupation on the birth certificate was Soldier. Witnesses at this marriage in Lymington area of Hampshire were, Wm? Rawlins and Priscilla Plowman. Do any of these names mean anythin
4. Anyone recognize this e-mail sunnidaze@qwest.net (Researching Supple surname) [1]
Can anyone tell me whose e-mail info this is? "sunnidaze" 04/10/01 12:32 AM for some reason i never put a real name against this e-mail address that is now defunct They have Supples in Kansas thansk Bart _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
5. Wills [1]
I have made some posts on this subject before but need to correct some mistakes, I have also had some recent success in this area. These notes apply to wills for which probate was granted between 1858 and 1897. For a person with property in Cork probate would be granted at either the Cork district registry or the principal registry in Dublin. The originals of all wills were held at the PRO in Dublin, most were destroyed in the 1922 fire. Wills probated in the Cork district registry were copied into a book
6. Re: Barry of St Finbarr's South Parish [1]
Eleanor at elbarry@bigpond.com writes: << Could someone please let me know what Townlands were served by this Parish in the early to mid 1800s >> Eleanor, If you go to the www.seanruad.com website, and enter Cork in the county and St. Finbar's (one "r") in the civil parish spot, you will get 43 townlands listed. Two of them, Killumney and Mylane, are located about 6 miles WSW of the other section of the parish, in East Muskerry Barony. Perhaps this is the "South" portion of the parish. I'm afraid
7. W. H. Hill Family Account part 1 [1]
W. H. Hill 1910 I have been frequently asked by my children to give them some account of our family history and my early life and I now yield to their wishes. I was born on November 6th 1837 in the house No. 22 Georges Street in the old city of Cork and from my infancy breathed in an atmosphere of plans and specifications for my Father practised as an Architect and had his office in the house. I have some very early recollections of that house and quite remember my fourth birthday
8. Re: JOHN GEOGHEGAN [1]
Where did you look for his record? Mise PC!draig b
9. Nessbitt [1]
Patrick Nessbitt Transported 1798 aboard the Atlas, Date trial Mar 1798 Sentence Life ( probably didnt have a trial )
10. Cork settlement /New Brunswick [1]
List, Paul: There is some interesting information on this immigration settlement. I searched google for "Cork settlement"+New Brunswick and got 23 hits. Joanne
11. SCHOOL [1]
DAN HEALY wrote a book on schools...and the survival of those registers about 8 pounds from Cork FHS? jo
12. Website Updates [1]
New material from 1847 & 1848 - Famine Relief Funds:- http://homepage.eircom.net/~ridgway/Faminerelief.htm Military:- http://homepage.eircom.net/~ridgway/MILITARY.htm Occupations:- http://homepage.eircom.net/~ridgway/Occupations.htm 1847/8 Collection:- http://homepage.eircom.net/~ridgway/1847.8.htm Landlords, the Good, the Bad, and the very very Ugly:- http://homepage.eircom.net/~ridgway/Estates.htm Also seeking correspondence with others with an interest in events at Partridge Island and Grosse I
13. freaney [1]
Hi : I am looking for any information on my gggrandmother johanna franey in co. cork. She was born about 1800,married michael mccarthy about 1820.they had five childern: patrick,james,john,richard and margaret. the family moved to new brunswick,canada about 1850. We know nothing of there life in Ireland . I am hoping someone could help-where I might start looking in Ireland. thanks Brian
14. Re: Cork Wills [1]
Brian, The calendar will tell you the date of death and value of the estate, for obvious reasons the will will not !! If you know the year of probate (not the year of death) and that it is the Cork registry that probate was granted (not Dublin) and of course that there is a will to be found, then you could go straight to the will book. Michael ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brian Bennett" To: Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2002 7:26 AM Subject: Cork Wills
15. PRENDERGAST [1]
Catherine Prendergast...said to be from Cork..a tailoress by profession married to Charles Doyle 1828 St George Bloomsbury 1828 London. Extensive tree... josi
16. unsubscribe [1]
Time for a little vacation...good luck all. Patty patty_27@bellsouth.net researching: KENNY, MCKEON, MULLIN, STOREY, LYNCH
17. GOODCHILD Cork City [1]
I would like to locate the births of 3 of the children of Richard GOODCHILD and Maria BROWN(E) nee SAGE born in Cork City: Robert Percy GOODCHILD born ca 1875 Edwin GOODCHILD born ca 1878 Florence Amy GOODCHILD born ca 1881 I was able to locate Ada Louisa GOODCHILD born 2 Jul 1871 on the LDS Vital Statistics CD, but I do not have access to any other indexes. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Gayle Mann in Manitoba, Canada
18. FARRELL [1]
Hi I wonder if anyone could help me my g.g.grandfather John FARRELL was born in Bandon Co.Cork Ireland 5 December 1819 his Father was a John FARRELL as well, and was a soldier. Would anyone know what regiments were likely to be around that area in 1819. I do realise that he could of been stationed there and in a regiment for possibly from England. or he could of been in an Irish regiment. I am just not sure how to pin him down so it might help to know what was happening during that period in Co.Cork!!!!
19. Unusal Happenings -Snippets From the (Annals of Ulster - Book 1 [1]
From Book 1 of 2, of the Annals of Ulster (U = Ulster ) ; (657, etc = 657 A.D) ; "[ xxx]" are inserted by me. U.657 There was a cow in LC!thair BriC:in which gave birth to four calves. U.664 Darkness on the Kalends 1st of May at the ninth hour [9:00A.M.], and in the same summer the sky seemed to be on fire. U.664 The plague reached Ireland on the Kalends 1st of August. U. 667 The plague still in Ireland. U. 670 A great snowfall occurred. A great famine U. 674 A thin and tremulous cloud in the s
20. School of Messers Hamblin & Porter CORK [1]
Dear Jill and List Thanks for sharing the wonderful accounts, W. H. Hill Family Account part 1 and part 2. We all wish our great grandparents had left us such a terrific story. I was interested to read about the School of Messers Hamblin & Porter CORK c1840/1845 as I am trying to trace a PORTER ancestor. Does anyone know more about Mr PORTER who operated the school with Mr HAMBLIN? Hope to hear Jennifer Geelong Australia --
21. W. H. Hill Family Account Part 2 [1]
Part 2 Thomas Hill before spoken of married about 1797 Catherine Field of Cork. My father (William Hill 1798 - 1844) was born Feb 3rd 1798 and was married to Ellen Ridings on Nov. 6th 1830 who died Dec. 1864. My mother's father was Wm. Ridings, a city merchant, and he married in 1798 Martha Hawkes Noblett, sister of the late Henry Noblett, solicitor and aunt to Henry Sutton Noblett, who I'm glad to say is still with us as a highly respected and good citizen. The Father of the above
22. Re: FARRELL/Bandon, Co.Cork [1]
My information is that records are extant from 1794 for the RC parish of Bandon. So, it is possible you could gain another 25 years - the birth-date or marriage date of his parents. Mise PC!draig b
23. Re: IRL-CORK-D Digest V02 #207 [1]
Unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 6:01 PM Subject: IRL-CORK-D Digest V02 #207
24. DENIS CONNOLLY [1]
Hi Listers, Seeking information on the family of my GG Grandfather, DENIS CONNOLLY. He was born in 1828, in ALLIHIES PARISH, BEARA PENINSULA, COUNTY CORK - son of TIMOTHY CONNOLLY and ELLEN DULIG/DUDLEY. Denis passed in 1871 in Allihies. His siblings were: JOHN - 1823, TIMOTHY - 1824, JAMES @1826 - MARGARET - 1832, QUINLAN - 1833, MARY - 1835, ELLEN - 1837. I know for certain that Timothy, Ellen and Mary came to Fall River, Massachusetts, and that James, and Mary [who married William Lehan
25. Ships sailing from Queenstown (Cobh) [1]
My ggf William H. Walsh arrived in Boston on the brig Elizabeth on 5 APR 1848. (Capt. Boltenhouse). Michael (24yr), Margaret (16yr) and John Walsh (24 yr) were also on board, all listing last residence as Cork. I do not know if any or all were related. After many years of searching I still have not found where my ggf was born in ca1830. Are there any passenger records in Cobh or elsewhere which will give more information?
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