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1. [GALWAY] Kilkerrin [1]
Hi Anne, My husband's father came from Kylesalia, which is the next townland to KILKIERAN, in Connemara, near Carna. Everybody calls it Kilkerrin, but it is actually Kilkieran (Church of St Kieran). Just a thought - maybe you should look in Kilkieran. I have the Griffiths Valuation pages for both Kylesalia and Kilkieran and could look to see if your surname is there if you like, although you have to remember that the G.V. was done between 1848 and 1864, depending on the area of Ireland. I believe there
2. [GALWAY] Re: parish records [1]
Hi Pat: Thanks for your email. My grandmother came from the parish of Rahoon, townland of Knocknacarragh. My grandfather on the other hand has been a problem for me. His place of birth is listed as Coolineey and I believe the townland is Kilkerrin, however, the spelling on the document is difficult to read. I tried using the website you gave me, but I did not have any luck obtaining the parish. It may be the spelling. I'll keep trying. Thank you for the information. Anne in Wyoming
3. RE: [GALWAY] Dunamanagh [1]
Maureen I am guessing that DUNMANWAY is the place and Cork is the nearest city. Eamonn H -----Original Message----- From: Maureen Hatfield [mailto:maureen02@mediaone.net] Sent: 29 January 2002 11:57 To: IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GALWAY] Dunamanagh Could someone please tell me where in Ireland the above place is and what city it is near. Thanks so much Maureen
4. Re: [GALWAY] Dunamanagh [1]
Maureen -- If you mean Dernamanagh, or Derrynamanagh, it's in Galway near Ballinasloe (northeast of there, I believe). My Higgins family is from there. Is your family from there? -- ilse ----- Original Message ----- From: "Maureen Hatfield" To: Sent: Tuesday, January 29, 2002 6:56 AM Subject: [GALWAY] Dunamanagh > Could someone please tell me where in Ireland the above place is and what city it is near. Thanks so much > Maureen >
5. [GALWAY] MULKERN death 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, August 28, 1823 DIED At Loughrea, universally regretted, Lieut John MULKERN, of the 65th Regiment Cathy Joynt Labath Ireland Newspaper Abstracts http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/Ireland/ Irish in Iowa http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/
6. [GALWAY] Re: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V02 #7 [1]
In a message dated 1/12/02 3:05:24 PM Pacific Standard Time, IRL-GALWAY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > he was from the "Parish of Killiane County Galway,Ireland" I have since > learned there is no such place! > Tom - We have Connaughtys from the Parish of Killariton, Barony of Killian, County Galway but I don't know where they are. Sounds similar to something for which you may be looking. Anybody know where to find these? Judy O'Malley in Edmonds, WA
7. [GALWAY] Patrick Doyle [1]
He was born 1836, Co. Galway , Married Bridget Welch 16 feb 1861 Co. Galway, He died Sept-11-1915 in Schuyler Ne. How can I find out where in Co. Galway he was born and lived? thanks, Pat patgene@qwest.net
8. [GALWAY] parish records [1]
Hello List: Does anyone have any information and/or experience with church records in Galway? I am planning a trip to Ireland hopefully within the next year and I was wondering if it would even be worth my time to stop at the local church where my ancestors are from. I have researched the church records available through the Family History Library and they have been some help. My ancestors are from Loughrea and Barna(just 10 miles from the city of Galway). Are there any good websites that would be h
9. [GALWAY] Re: finding cousins in Ireland [1]
Curiously enough, Carrie, no one with my surname has helped me either, mainly because I haven't found anyone here or in Ireland that is related to me, yet. But, I have had so much help from people on this list and other lists who have gone out of their way to point me in the right directions. I remember the days where I didn't know about tithes, Griffiths Valuation, never seen a census page, didn't even know where the counties were in Ireland, etc. But hard work on my part paid off. Those helping me in I
10. [GALWAY] thank you [1]
Thank you to everyone who responded to my query regarding parish records. I appreciate the time and information. Anne in Wyoming
11. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 14, 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, August 14, 1823 BARRACKS Office of Ordnance Dublin, 9th August, 1823 The respective Officers of his Majesty's Ordnance hereby gives Notice, that they are ready to receive Proposals for performing the following Services, and supplying the Articles after stated, at the various Army Barrack Stations in Ireland, commencing 1st September next, and ending 31st December 1824 viz:- For SWEEPING the CHIMNEYS of all occupied Rooms in the several Barracks, once
12. [GALWAY] PENDERS CENSUS 1659 [1]
Please can anyone say if this census was taken in Galway and if it survives anywhere... thank you Josi Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ -----------------------------------
13. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 11, 1823 #2 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, August 11, 1823 REPORTS To the Irish Government on Public Works for Employment of the Poor [Extract from Mr. NIMMO's Report on the Western District.] 'The plains of Connaught are in general numerously provided with roads; indeed these seem to have been multiplied in a degree which the country, on the present system, is hardly able to support, a great many of them having got into bad repair. The Counties have confined their expenditure latterly to the lea
14. [GALWAY] 1881 GORT [1]
Ah.....is there such a thing as a GORT newspaper?.. I sure would be interested myself since my Martin and Kate Geoghegan died there and at least his death cert is certified in Gort..... Carolanne~
15. [GALWAY] Scally-Lowry [1]
I have found my gggrandfather, MURTAUGH SCALLY in East Galway per records. I am confused with all of the location/descriptions. It seems that I may have too many location names in comparison to other information I have read from other researchers. If someone could help me out, I would appreciate it. I have Murtaugh (Murty) Scally (b 1810) per Griffith's living in the Townland of Moneen, Templetogher Parish, County Galway. On his son's birth registration as living in The Poor Law Union of Glennamaddy, Townla
16. [GALWAY] Re: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V02 #10 [1]
> Hi Anne :) Cooleeny is spelled as Cooleeny or Coleeny. My gr-gr-grandfather was also from Cooleeny, Parish Templemichael, Longford County. It was spelled Coleeny on the RC records but I have also seen it spelled Cooleeny, and when you input the name into databases, they recognize the spelling Cooleeny. :) Phyllis > > > Hi Pat: > Thanks for your email. My grandmother came from the parish of Rahoon, townland of Knocknacarragh. My grandfather on the other hand has been a problem for me. His pla
17. [GALWAY] Martin/Martyn [1]
Hi, Anyone have any Martin or Martyn's in Galway, Spiddal, or Camus? Carol MARTIN/MARTYN, JOYCE, LYNCH, GIBBONS, GILMARTIN/KILMARTIN, NEE/KNEE
18. [GALWAY] 1821 Census Lookup [1]
Hi Listers, I am seeking information on John Connoll[e]y born in 1820. He gave his birth place as Galway (Oranmore possibly). He appears to have married in Galway to Margaret ?? . He left Galway in the 1850's and appeared in Staffordshire, England. Being new to the list I am not sure if this is an impossible request. Any advice greatly appreciated. Thanks Cheers, Steve -- -- ><((((:>8..74/`7.88><((((:>8..74/`7.88><((((:> Horton Family Salmon Arm, B.C. Canada
19. [GALWAY] finding cousins in Ireland [1]
I just want to relate how I found some cousins in Ireland. Yes, I did my homework. I used census records, naturalization records, Irish records such as the Griffiths Valuation, the Tithes, church registers, etc. You name it, I used it and came to an area where I thought my O'Connors came from in Co. Limerick. Also, I visited the area twice. Last time, in May, I decided to stay at a b&b in the area just to get the feel of the place. It is in the countryside and the b&b was so new, I was only their secon
20. [GALWAY] Gort & Beagh Parish [1]
Hi, For a very informative, interesting site about Gort go to www.gortonline.com I had a request for the Kilmacduagh school survey which I have a hard cover copy of & can't find. You may want to know that it is pretty statistical and contains no local names. On the other hand the Beagh Parish History book containing an abundance of info on locals. I do have the book & an alphabetical index to names. If your family is from Gort I would be happy to check the index & fwdd any info. Jackie - Las Veg
21. [GALWAY] Barony of Rathcoole [1]
This inherited title was associated with one branch of the prolific Tracy family. Our branch is trying to locate the area last known to be associated with this barony. I would assume that there is a method to research such baronies. Does a such a thing as a "barony register" exist somehwere? Any suggestions as to "research starting points" would be appreciated. John T. Gaffey II
22. [GALWAY] Re: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V02 #12 [1]
UNSUBSCRIBE: I don't have the time to deal with Galway attachments in the new format. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2002 3:00 PM Subject: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V02 #12
23. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 18, 1823 #1 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, August 18, 1823 MARRIED A few days ago, at Headford, in this County, by the Rev. Edmond JENNINGS, Roderick RABBITT, of this town, linen and woollen draper to Catherine Matilda BODKIN, daughter of the late Dominick BODKIN, of Trasferna, Esq. At Christ Church, Cork, R.F. FREKE, Esq, of Baltimore, in that County to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of Doctor BERKELEY, of Skibbereen. At Elgin, A BREMMER, Esq. (late of the 3d Regt. of Foot) Surgeon in Keith, to El
24. [GALWAY] Bio of Francis Patrick McGinn, father was Michael McGinn of Galway [1]
Surnames: McGinn, Laughlin, Carvel, Fagin Wolfe's History of Clinton County, Iowa; Vol 2; B.F. Bowen & Co; Indianapolis, Indiana: 1911 A young man who holds worth prestige in business circles in Clinton who has always been distinctively a man of affairs and who wields a wide influence among those with whom he has been associated and among whom his lot has been cast, is Francis Patrick McGinn, who has won definite success by the exercise of correct principles. Mr. McGinn was born September 27, 1880, in Cl
25. [GALWAY] George CHRYSTAL [1]
I would be most grateful if somebody could do a lookup in a 1881 newspaper from Gort to see if there is a death notice/obituary of George C(H)RYSTAL d. May 1881 and his wife Anne ? d. Feb 1972. They are both buried in Gort cemetery. George was estate manager of Laugh Cutra estate. I have hit a brick wall with this line of my family and cannot find Annes maiden name. Any details would be appreciated. Bev.
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