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1. [GALWAY] Help Please [1]
Good Morning, I am looking for two places that I haven't been able to find. One from a birth record rec. from Ireland and one from a death record in USA. 1. Birth Registered in the District of Lettermore in the Registrar's District of Oughterard in the Co. of Galway. date of birth 3 Dec 1869 Place of birth TOUSSEEN. Toussen is written three time on the birth record. (Surname Flaherty) 2. The other town is from the death record in the United States. place of birth Doonulla Co. Galway, Ireland. Birth
2. [GALWAY] Glengowla [0.982325]
Glengowla East and West are townlands in County Galway, in the Registrars District of Oughterard, Electoral Division of Oughterard Barony of Moycullen Parish of of Kilcummin Poor Law Union of Oughterard (The Poor Law Union is also the Superintendent Registrar's District.)
3. [GALWAY] Registration district address. [0.982325]
Dear List Could SKS please tell me the name and address for the Births Marriage and Deaths Registration in Cork. Thanks in advance Maureen
4. [GALWAY] Re: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V01 #194 [0.982325]
I live in Maryland, USA and my Irish tradition was tempered a bit by the German half of my ancestry. We had turkey and sauer kraut (very limited area of Penna. and around Baltimore for a German tradition of that combination) and the celebration was always climaxed with plum pudding. However my mother never made it-she bought Crosse and Blackwell. At one time there was a plant in Baltimore and it was easy to get but now days it is imported and more difficult to find but there must be other Irish st
5. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; June 9, 1823 [0.982325]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, June 9, 1823 DEATHS On Sunday last, in Athlone, sincerely regretted by a numerous and respectable acquaintance, Mrs. HANLY, wife of Patrick HANLY, Esq., Attorney. In Dublin, on the 31st ult, aged 14 months, the only son of Lieut.-Colonel E?SOR. In Dublin, aged 76 years, Thomas PRENTICE, an honest man. On Friday last, aged 34 years, at Ballyquin, near Broadford, in the County of Clare, the Rev. Mr. STENSON, P.P. of Newmarket-on-Fergus. On Saturday, the
6. [GALWAY] Re: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V01 #182 - MAPS [0.982325]
Pete - You often refer to maps with Townlands and other details. You refer to Ordinance numbers. What are these and where do you get them? Is there an index of available maps? If not, how do you know which ones to order? Any info welcome and thanks in advance. Judy O'Malley in Edmonds, WA.
7. [GALWAY] Beagh Parish, Galway Christmas offerings 1856 [0.982325]
Beagh Parish, Co. Galway, Residents "Christmas 1856 1858" FHC Film 0979692 Townland of Cloughnakeava Thady Halvy 3s.6p Peter Cahill Thomas Halvy 2s.6p John Mulhern 3s.6p Daniel Horty 3s.0p Patrick Toohy 2s.6p James Finigan - [Note: James was crossed out and William written in) Townland of Cloonnahaha Thomas Kelly 5s.0p John Manton #1 Fergus Donohue 5s.0p John Corcoran 2s.6p Anne burke Harry Scully James Ford Michael Schaughnessy Mrs. Crowe Rich Ford Pat Ward Michael Gegan Pat Gegan Townland of Beagh
8. Re: [GALWAY] Help with John JOYCE [0.982325]
Since he was born in 1889, his birth would be registered. If you cannot personally search the records in Dublin, I suggest you hire someone to do it for you. You might want to try some of the links in the taglines of the messages to this list, to find sources to do your search. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
9. [GALWAY] Mitchell's [0.982325]
Been a long time since I posted so I thought I would try again. I'm searching for Mitchell's from the Tuam and Clifden areas in County Galway, Ireland. Tuam from approximately 1860 or earlier to 1865. Clifden area from 1865 to 1882. Allen MITCHELL married to Jane D'ARCY in St. Mary's Cathedral 1860. Allen's father's name William, mother's name possibly Mary, Jane's father named Michael. Had a total of 8 children. - Thomas William MITCHELL, born on March 28 1861 in the District of Tuam. - Mary Jane MIT
10. [GALWAY] ADMIN message [0.982325]
Wow, we just got through the virus mess and now Excite@home is shutting down! Anyone affected by this, please email me off list and I will help you sub your new email address. Don't worry about the old one, after 3 bounces, it is automatically dropped from the list. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA, listowner http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
11. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; June 19, 1823 [0.982325]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, June 19, 1823 We hear with pleasure that our townsman, Mr. P. JOYCE, has passed his examination in the London Surgical College with great success. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TO BE LET BARTHW. FYNN Will Let the Mill he holds in Newtownsmith, either by the Week, Month or Year, or any time that may be agreed on, at the following rates:- Per Week...#1.14.1 1/2 ----Month... 6.16.6 ----Year... 10.0.0 With all its Machinery in perfect order it is considerably supplied
12. [GALWAY] Mitchell's [0.982325]
Been a long time since I posted so I thought I would try again. I'm searching for Mitchell's from the Tuam and Clifden areas in County Galway, Ireland. Tuam from approximately 1860 or earlier to 1865. Clifden area from 1865 to 1882. Allen MITCHELL married to Jane D'ARCY in St. Mary's Cathedral 1860. Allen's father's name William, mother's name possibly Mary, Jane's father named Michael. Had a total of 8 children. - Thomas William MITCHELL, born on March 28 1861 in the District of Tuam. - Mary Jane MIT
13. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; July 10, 1823 [0.982325]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, July 10, 1823 CASE OF DISTRESS Michael WALSH, of Bridge-street, Nailor, a very poor man, having laboured under disease of his leg for twelve years, which was amputed [sic] on the 8th inst. by Doctor GRAY. He is reduced to extreme want from not being able to work at his trade for several months past. It is hoped that the charitable and humane of Galway will contribute to his support during his recovery. The smallest benefaction will be received and ackno
14. [GALWAY] Clan Reunions in Ireland [0.982325]
I have started a website to announce clan reunions in Ireland at: http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/ClanReunions/ If you would like your reunion list, email me off list. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
15. Re: [GALWAY] travel info [0.982325]
There is an Ireland travel mailing list where there are many on the list who have been to Ireland and are just waiting to help you with this question. You can join by sending an email to: Travel-Ireland-L or D-Request@rootsweb.com Put subscribe in the body of the message. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
16. Re: [GALWAY] Help Please [0.982325]
Cheryl at carjcr@hotmail.com writes: << I am looking for two places that I haven't been able to find >> Cheryl, I have an idea about >from the death record in the United States. place of birth Doonulla Co. Galway< I think there might be an "h" in there, but the tall part of the letter was left shorter than should be, and appeared as an "n". There is a Doohulla in Ballindoon civil parish, out on the west end of Connemara, two miles SE of Ballyconneely. I'm afraid I haven't yet come up with any
17. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; June 5, 1823 [0.982325]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, June 5, 1823 CHANCERY MAHONY a AYLWARD ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AYLWARD a AYLWARD Pursuant to an Order made in this Cause, bearing date the 8th day of March last, I will, on Thursday, the 12th day of June instant at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon, at my Chambers on the Inns-quay, Dublin, Set up and Let to the highest Bidder, for three years pending these Causes, all that and those the Lands of Cregg, late in possession of John FAHY; the Lands of C
18. Re: [GALWAY] Christmas in Ireland [0.982325]
My dad's people were Pennsylvania coal region Irish from Galway. In our family we put the tree up a week before Christmas and take it down the day after New Years. My wife's people are from the Tyrol so our Christmas Eve dinner is "international", with dishes that always include her g-grandmom's recipe for Polenta and Rabbit with gravy, as well as my own g-grandmom's Bubble n' Squeak. After midnight Mass we come back home for Christmas presents, Jameson's with coffee, home-made wipped cream and big black wa
19. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; June 19, 1823 [0.982325]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, June 19, 1823 DEATHS Suddenly, this morning, at Sea-Point, near this town, Thomas Parker O'FLAHERTY, Esq. To those who knew this excellent character, it is unnecessary to mention what he was. Those who were not acquainted with him may learn, that he was one of those persons in whom "The elements were so moulded up." that he possessed every thing that could render his friendship and society agreeable. At her house, in Devonshire-street, Portland-place,
20. [GALWAY] Irish plum pudding recipe [0.982325]
>From goireland.about.com Irish Plum Cake Despite its name, plum cake contains no plums. * 8 oz. butter * 8 oz. sugar * 3 eggs * 3/4 tsp. almond extract * 3 Tbsp. Lyle's Golden syrup * 3 oz. finely ground almonds * 4 cups unbleached white flour * 1 tsp. baking soda * pinch salt * 12 oz. milk * 2 cups sultanas (golden raisins) * 2 1/2 cups currants * Grated rind of 3 oranges * Grated rind of two lemons Cream butter with sugar until fluffy. Add the eggs, one at a tim
21. Fwd: [GALWAY] Christmas in Ireland [0.982325]
--part1_18f.c98220.2952b7e2_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Greetings All, I live in New Jersey, USA east coast. I grew up in north Jersey, were the snow is just as high as your car !!! Not, only did the snow make Christmas, it was at the dinner table. Were we would all make a toast, saying may we all be back this time again next year. Family being together makes Christmas. What I would like to ask is, how do you make plum pudding?? My gra
22. RE: [GALWAY] Christmas in Ireland [0.982325]
Hi all, Christmas in Australia is smack in the middle of summer. Temperatures can reach over 40 degrees celsius but usually hover between 28-35 degrees. I know the early settlers stuck strictly to their traditions where they could but I think the weather has tempered this somewhat. Most people put up trees. Some go for the plastic ones, others use plants in pots. I always insist on having the old-fashioned pine branch. I adore the smell of pine through the house and couldn't care less about the pine
23. [GALWAY] Ballinasloe MIs? [0.982325]
Can anyone tell me if there is a booklet or other source for the Catholic cemetery at Ballinasloe? I'm hoping to find a burial for George & Frances (Ormsby) ANDERSON, sometime after 1875, perhaps as late as 1910. These are my 2x great-grandparents, and I know that the name is not a common one in the area. I'm hoping to eventually locate death records for them, to help determine their parents and where they came from before Ballinasloe. (Family stories say Scotland, but.... :) Thanks! Bobbie Hall Chic
24. Re: [GALWAY] Re - Christmas cake recipe [0.982325]
Finbarr .....you are a wonderful teacher and have given these students much real world learning in their time at your school. They are greatly benefitted by this experience... I for one, really enjoy all their projects.. "Beannacht an Nollaig romhaibh" Carolanne~
25. Re: [GALWAY] Help with John JOYCE [0.982325]
My G'Ma's sister was a Margaret GEOGHEGAN and she emigrated to Western Australia and married a JOHN JOYCE who was born about 1870,Galway.. they married 6-1-1898 and had five children in Australia... My Grandmother was Catherine GEOGHEGAN and emigrated to Bangor,Maine ..and I am, Carolanne
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