Archives Search Engine

Body:
Subject:
From:
(email address of poster)
List:
(limit search to one mailing list)
Date:
(e.g. 10 Jun 2005, Jun 2005, or 2005)
   Search tips

Searching for: +path:irl-cork +(+date:sep +date:2005)
Viewing 1-25 of 52 matches from 36,156,871 documents1 2 3 | Next
1. Re: Hegarty//Haggarty/Higgirty, etc. (Dennis Haggerty, b. Ire ca 1930) [1]
My own experience looking for HAGGERTY parallels what Sharon Haggerty has described. Dennis HAGGERTY left Ireland, I know not when or where from. In the early 1850s he was likely mining lead in southwest Wisconsin when he met and married my great grandfather's older sister, Margaret KELLY, who was born in Allihies parish, Beara peninsula about 1829 (parish record not available. The marriage was performed in New Diggings at St. Augustine church (still standing), on 20 Aug 1854, by Rev. Samuel Mazzuchelli.
2. Castletownroche, Co. Cork [1]
Patrick Myers was baptized 14 March 1844 in Castletownroche. His parents were James Myers and Bridget Shea. The witnesses were David Nagle and Elizabeth Myers. Any information on this individual? John Myers, Cave Creek, Arizona, USA.
3. unsubscribe [1]
Greetings and thanks to everyone- I will be away for 3 weeks. Joan Cook (NZ)
4. Re: Fenians [1]
If you enter fenian or fenians in the IrelandOldnews.com search engine you will get some news items of interest. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
5. Regans of Inchigeelagh [1]
Greetings Jackie, Your query set me trying to do an equivalency list of first names, which I needed when inserting batch numbers into my IGI searches online. Narry seems to be a separate name, at least in Inchigeelagh, since it didn't get indexed with Mary or any other first name. Norry must also be considered a separate name, since it wasn't even equated to Nora. Not too scientific, just based on searching one parish on the IGI, so in other part of Cork, different naming customs may well apply. I had
6. Mitchelstown, Co. Cork [1]
Patrick Myras/Myers was baptized 13 April 1823 in Mitchelstown, Co. Cork. His parents were John Myras/Myers and Nancy Brothers/Broderick. The sponsors were Patrick English and Elizabeth Lane. Can anyone provide information on this individual? John Myers, Cave Creek, Arizona, USA
7. Charleville, Co. Cork [1]
Patrick Myers was baptized 8 July 1837 in Charleville. His parents were Michael Myers and Catherine Sweeney. The sponsors were Patrick Shea and Johanna Sweeney. Any information available on this individual? John Myers, Cave Creek, Arizona, USA
8. Glanworth, Co. Cork [1]
Patrick Myers was baptized 18 August 1857 in Glanworth Parish. His parents were Michael Myers and Margaret Webb. The sponsors were Thomas Hinchin and Hanora Keeffe. Any information on this individual? John Myers, Cave Creek, Arizona, USA
9. TWISS family--trying to find my TWISS in 1887 [1]
Hello, I am trying to find my grfa. who came through in 1887--I have the dates--but not seem to find out which port he had come through. Can SKS, please, help me? Thank you very much. Shannah ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Fortado" To: "S. TWISS-GRIGGS" Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 3:56 PM Subject: Re: From Shannah--Re: harvesting clues from Castle Garden > Here it is!!! Good luck! > > http://castlegarden.org/ > > > > ----- Orig
10. O'Connors born in Cork 1840s [1]
I am seeking any info on O'Connors or Connors in Cork. My Thomas O'Connor married a Joanna Donovan about 1842. She was 17 years his senior, but we do not know where they came from in Cork. They had three sons born in Cork: John Timothy b 1844 Thomas b abt 1846 David b abt 1850. David was rebaptised in Merthyr Tydfil Wales at age 3. I am from John and have no clue what happened to the other sons, but the parents died abt 1895 at #39 Quarry Row, Merthyr Tydfil, and son David was in attendance a
11. Re: Regans of Inchigeelagh [1]
Con is also used as a nickname for Colin in a couple of generations of the Antrim branch of my family. Pat
12. KINGSTON / MAHONEY / DONOVAN [1]
Hello ! Looking for info on Richard KINGSTON of Drimoleague, Co. Cork and wife Ann MAHONEY of Skibereen, Co. Cork children: John KINGSTON b. 1822 Paul KINGSTON b. 1824 Rebecca KINGSTON b. ca. 1830 Ann KINGSTON b. 1834 Richard KINGSTON b. 1837 George KINGSTON b. before 1840 Mary KINGSTON b. 1840 The above Paul KINGSTON (1824-1893) m. (in NY) Ellen MAHONEY (1836-1919), also of Drimoleague, Co. Cork. Ellen's parents were Patrick MAHONEY and Mary DONOVAN. Ellen MAHONEY emigra
13. Unsubscribe please [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 4:01 AM Subject: IRL-CORK-D Digest V05 #199
14. RE: O'Connors of Cork [1]
Candi, My wife's grandmother was an O'Connor whose father was David O'Connor born in 1858 in Knocknagree County Cork. Rick Shea
15. 1871 Look Up [1]
Hi everyone this is my first go at an Irish list and I don't know what is available, but here goes. Looking for the 1871 census in Cork that might include the family of John Henry NEWBOLD b abt 1870 3 Harbour terrace Cork and his parents James NEWBOLD and Elizabeth TAYLOR no information I am afraid on these two. Fingers Crossed Bob Newell
16. Spelling Variations [1]
I have 15 spelling variations of Geoghegan in one branch of my family from 1806 to 1882 and after that only 11. On 4 census from 1871 to 1901 there are 8 differences Certificates are a nightmare... Like the man once said. "Signing with a cross doesn't make them religious" and.............. to ignore a spelling as 'not yours' will lengthen your search by years. As it did mine! Geoghegan on the 1881 census was entered as Gaggen and proved to be all my family and I was able to obtain certificate after
17. LEARY/O`LEARY [1]
Hello to all listers I have a Timothy LEARY/O`LEARY, who married Marianne ?, I know not of the surname. They came from Kinsale Cork. Had Johanna LEARY b: approx 1834, as she stated age 23yrs on arrival in Australia in 1857, roman catholic, father was dead in 1857 her mother was living in Surry. One witness at her marriage to Joseph WATERS, in 1851 was Julia LEARY. Julia b: not known I hope someone will have a connection to these folk or can give some advice as to where to look. Good luck to all in resear
18. Conna, Co. Cork [1]
Patrick Myres/Myers was baptized in Kilclare, Conna Parish on 13 June 1869. His parents were Thomas Myres/Myers and Ellen Ryan. The sponsors were Patrick Colman and Catherine Kirby. Any information on this individual? John Myers, Cave Creek, Arizona, USA.
19. DUNCAN ROSS. [1]
Hello Everybody, I am trying to find DUNCAN ROSS. When his daughter MARTHA married in 1877 her address was BARRACKS at CORK 8th. and her father was a SERGEANT R.A. I am assuming that R.A. stands for ROYAL ARTILLERY. Can anyone advise me if R.A. stands for anything else, and also suggest where I could get more information about him. Thank you for your time, Syd Hockey.
20. Ahern information [1]
Hi Hoping Dennis Ahern will see this note and contact me re below, have been unable to email inofrmation, keeps bouncing. Regards Ron L ----- Original Message ----- From: Ron Lanning To: Dennis Ahern Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2005 9:10 AM Subject: Ahern Document Hi Dennis i didn`t realise the size of the Document i just emailed to you , if you have access to a Facsimile machine let me have the number and i`ll fax the document to you , failing that i`ll copy the Ahern details and email i
21. RE: 1871 Look Up [1]
Hi Bob, >Subject: 1871 Look Up We all wish there was a 1871 census, but alas it was destroyed. The first available census is for 1901, followed by 1911. Sue
22. Re: 1871 Look Up [1]
Hi Bob, The earliest Irish Census to survive in full is the 1901. The 1911 is also available. Your Harbour Terrace in Cork could in fact be Harbour View Terrace which was in the Summerhill North area of Cork City. Regards, Brendan Jones. > Hi everyone this is my first go at an Irish list and I don't know what is > available, but here goes. > Looking for the 1871 census in Cork that might include the family of John > Henry NEWBOLD b abt 1870 3 Harbour terrace Cork and his parents James
23. Re: McCarthy / Buckley from Kanturk [1]
Helen What years are you talking about? I have Buckleys who came to Australia in the mid 1800s while their parents either stayed in Ireland or went elsewhere. KAye www.bananatv.com/familytreechecklist.htm . Some went to Australia & USA, others stayed in Ireland. > > Helen > > -- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 3361 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try www.SPAMfighter.com for free now!
24. List [1]
Would it be alright to ask about someone from Wexford on this list or would I have to go to the dedicated list for that county Bob
25. Re: Fenians, Goggins Hill [1]
Western Australia was one of the places Fenians were transported to (1868) and the subsequent escape of some of them via the American whaling ship Catalpa has been the subject of many books, it certainly livened up Fremantle at the time. A travelling exhibition is being put together for the year 2006 that will visit country towns in WA and the major capitals of Australia and possibly overseas. My father always referred to his gradchildren when playing up as "Sinfeeners", that is how he pronounced it.
Viewing 1-25 of 52 matches from 36,156,871 documents1 2 3 | Next

CPU seconds used 0.669898