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1. Re: [GALWAY] Please help [1]
Connie at bradbury@ptialaska.net writes: << Patrick Tracy who died in "Cloonmoylan, Tuam, Galway" 25 Mar 1964. Her mother, Catherine Donahue Tracy, died in the same place 31 Mar 1951. >> Connie, I've been away, and just got to this. The Cloonmoylan seems really strange, in front of Tuam. Cloonmoylan is a townland of more than 1500 acres, straddling the parishes of Ballynakill and Tynagh in Leitrim barony, Co. Galway (Galway has a surfeit of Ballynakill parishes, so we need to define the Barony
2. [GALWAY] Drumgriffin, Co. Galway Location [1]
My great great grandfather, Martin O'Neil, was from Drumgriffin, Co. Galway, which is in the parish of Annaghdown, Archdiocese of Tuam. I know it is near Corrundulla and Annaghdown, and possibly Gortroe. I've look through at least ten map books, searched the internet, and cannot find a map showing the location of Drumgriffin. I've gotten hits on the internet for people listing that they lived or live there, but no statement where it is located. I've ordered the Ordnance maps for the area, but wond
3. [GALWAY] GEOGHEGAN //GAYGAN [1]
ANYTIME, ANYWHERE Dead or alive..funny the things that some folk collect jo Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ Subscribe to the Geoghegan mailing list at: GEOGHEGAN-l-request@rootsweb.com -----------------------------------
4. [GALWAY] VIRUS WARNING [1]
All of my incoming AND outgoing email goes through Norton AntiVirus Auto-Protect. . Sunday I received a virus that Norton AntiVirus could not fix, and it recommended that it contain it so I could delete it, so that is what I did. If you received an email with the subject Personal Development and the sender is Kilrane, DO NOT OPEN IT, DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY. You might pass this on to your friends and others on your email list. Tonight I received another with the subject You Can Install which is from
5. Re: [GALWAY] EYRE SQUARE and Skeffington Arms Hotel [1]
Hello Josi, Eyre Square, and Skeffington Arms Hotel, are in the City of Galway, if you put "Galway" in your search engine I am sure there will be a map. Eyre Sq is also officially called John F Kennedy Park in honour of the former U S President who was made a Freeman of the city,during his 1963 visit. I was recently in Eyre Square and listened to to some South American music on a Sunday morning, very pleasant ! Regards Peter, in Timaru, New Zealand. ----- Original Message ----- From: "seosimhin"
6. [GALWAY] RETIREMENT HOME [1]
Please can anyone give me the address of a retirement home in Galway where a Priest might be likely to retire to? He was of the Columban order. thank you josi Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ Subscribe to the Geoghegan mailing list at: GEOGHEGAN-l-request@rootsweb.com -----------------------------------
7. [GALWAY] Please help [1]
My neighbor's daughter is interest in learning more about her Irish ancestry. Although I am a genealogist, I do not do Irish research. So I am hoping somewhere here can help us. 1. She has written to Dublin trying to get a birth record of her grandmother, Margaret Mary Tracy, without results. She has a span of dates for her mother's birth year (22 Apr 1909-1914) and she believes that is why she is not getting a copy of the birth record. She has her grandparents names. She has sent them copies of all
8. [GALWAY] Galway stray - 1901 census [1]
Bridget Delany, born in Co. Galway, aged 19, RC, is listed as present in the houseof Bridget Lambe, Kilpurcell townland, Donaghmore Civil Parish, Co. Laois (a niece of Bridget's) on the night of the 1901 Irish census
9. [GALWAY] GEOGHEGAN [1]
Still harvesting this tribe with any darn spelling at all desperate of Norwich Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ Subscribe to the Geoghegan mailing list at: GEOGHEGAN-l-request@rootsweb.com -----------------------------------
10. Re: [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; May 29, 1823 [1]
Hello Cathy, I wonder by any chance whether you have any family connection the LABATT ? I saw that you noted a couple of family members, and I wondered if it was a coincidence !......They are one of my family "lines"....Best Wishes, Roland in Calgary, Canada At 02:03 PM 11/23/01 -0600, Cathy Joynt Labath wrote:
11. [GALWAY] virus warning [1]
All of my incoming AND outgoing email goes through Norton AntiVirus Auto-Protect. . Sunday I received a virus that Norton AntiVirus could not fix, and it recommended that it contain it so I could delete it, so that is what I did. If you received an email with the subject Personal Development and the sender is Kilrane, DO NOT OPEN IT, DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY. You might pass this on to your friends and others on your email list. Tonight I received another with the subject You Can Install which is fro
12. [GALWAY] School Project [1]
Hi all Over the past few years Carnaun School, Athenry, County Galway, has worked on genealogy and history projects which have been of interest to this mailing list! We have researched and published "Carnaun School 1891-1991" for our school's centenary. We have researched the Genealogy of the Lambert families of County Galway and have published "the Lamberts of Athenry" We have contributed to and published the first 7 editions of "The Athenry Journal". Have put up a website on out work on "Irish Emigration
13. Re: [GALWAY] KENNY/CLINTON/NAUGHTON-GALWAY [1]
I have a Catherine NAUGHTON in my wife's family tree. She was born in 1825 in county Galway (don't know which parish), parents Patrick and Mary NAUGHTON. I do not know any more about her parents, or if she had brothers and sisters. She was married about 1845 to Patrick NOLAN in Galway, had two children in Iteland (Hanora and Bridget), and then the immigrated to Philadelphia in 1849. Sorry, but I cannot find out any more about the NAUGHTONs in Galway. A match? Tom ----- Original Message ----- From: "JJ
14. Re: [GALWAY] Local.ie [1]
Looks like it is near useless...and they expect you to pay for it too ! Roland in Calgary, Canada At 07:01 AM 11/14/01 -0800, Pat Connors wrote: >Has anyone used this site to search for records? >http://irishfamilyrecords.com/irishrecords/SilverStream/Pages/ircs.html > >I would love to hear about your results. I couldn't believe when I >searched for James O'Connor, they couldn't find one record. > >-- >Pat Connors, Sacramento CA >http://www.connorsgenealogy.com > > > >==== IRL-GALWAY Mailing List ==== >G
15. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; May 19, 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, May 19, 1823 DEATHS At Dalystown, in the County of Galway, a few days since, Mrs. D'ARCY; Lady of Thomas D'ARCY, Esq. Chief Magistrate of Police. Those only who knew this amiable lady can appreciate the many virtues which adorned her- and her death must be a subject of deep regret to Mr. D'ARCY, for she possessed every requisite that could render the connubial, a life of happiness. In Market-street, on the 16th instant, after a tedious illness borne with
16. [GALWAY] SCALLY, REGAN, LOWRY, NICHOLAS [1]
Hello Galway, I am new to the list and struggling thru finding family in Ireland. The following is the information that (I think) I have so far. MURTAUGH/MORTIMER J. SCALLY, b 1810 Ireland, (mother possibly Sarah), d 1870, Moeen, Williamstown Dictrict, Glennamaddy, Galway, married MARGARET LOWRY born 1830 Ireland, d 1866. PA, USA Children found on birth certificates were: MICHAEL SCALLY, b 1859, Baptism spon. were TOM and MARY CULLINANE PATRICK SCALLY, b 1862, died ANNIE SCALLY, b 1866 m JOHN JOSEPH NICHOLA
17. [GALWAY] Michael O'Sullivan [1]
Hello Galway Listers, I've just subscribed, following the discovery that my gggrandfather, Michael O'SULLIVAN was born in Clifden, Galway, c1830. His parents were John O'SULLIVAN and Mary MCCUE (that is the name on Michael's death certificate, I've never seen it spelled like that previously). John was a farmer. Michael came to Queensland, Australia around 1849, and married Elizabeth McGrory, from Pettigo, Fermanagh in 1855. He and his two brothers-in-law established the first Hotel in a small town wes
18. [GALWAY] EYRE SQUARE and Skeffington Arms Hotel [1]
I am trying to trace the family of GEOGHEGANS that lived in Galway but I do not know the town, these two places are mentioned in the letter. Three generations of Master Tailors named Geoghegan cannot be easily missed be grateful for any clue josi Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ Subscribe to the Geoghegan mailing list at: GEOGHEGAN-l-requ
19. Re: [GALWAY] The Great Hunger [1]
What book are you reading? I have never seen a specific list but there is a great deal of general information in two books about the History of Clifden written by Kathleen Villiers-Tuthill. They do include some lists of people based on census information. Peter Mitchell (searching Mitchell and D'Arcy in Clifden and Tuam) ----- Original Message ----- From: Brenda Koster To: Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2001 4:44 PM Subject: [GALWAY] The Great Hunger
20. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; May 15, 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, May 15, 1823 VESTRY CESS- PARISH COFFINS We are anxious as any for economy in the concerns of the Parish; and we have so frequently alluded to some matters, in the expenditure of which very important savings may be made.- We made it our business to look over the different items in the levy book; but it never struck us that any saving could be made in the way of Parish Coffins; and, above al lthings, we never imagined that the strictest economist or well
21. [GALWAY] John Whelan/Austin Hynes [1]
I am attempting to obtain information on a couple of my relatives from Galway: 1) John Whelan born about 1814 on the Island of Aran in Galway Bay (?) to Peter (also known as "Red Pete") Whelan and Mary Gill Whelan. He, his sisters and parents emigrated to Boston around 1831. John eventually helped found the town of Erin, Wisconsin. 2) Austin Hynes was born in Galway around 1845 and emigrated to the U.S. as a young man, perhaps with his parents, a sister or two, and a brother named Bernard. He entered the U.
22. [GALWAY] Yes I have [1]
I put in all my surnames and lots came up, I did not send for it but I had people who have I was going to say read it. It tells you to use all the spellings
23. Re: [GALWAY] Please help [1]
Research questions like these are answered and debated best on Jane Lyons, Ireland_Genealogy Yahoo list. Recently this has been the topic of discussion and you will find your answers in some of the messages. You can access them by joining the list at:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ireland_Genealogy There is an actual website for the list that you will have to sign on to see back messages. I recommend it highly because the list is concentrating on how to do research in Ireland. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento
24. [GALWAY] new mailing list [1]
A new list recently started devoted to the Irish who landed, passed through and settled in New York State. I will be a discussion list about how the Irish impacted the history and culture of the state, and, of course, genealogy. You can join the L by clicking on this link and sending the email: mailto:NY-IRISH-L-request@rootsweb.com?body=subscribe You can join the D (digest format) by clicking on this link and sending the email: mailto:NY-IRISH-D-request@rootsweb.com?body=subscribe See you there. Pat C
25. [GALWAY] !! Connaught Journal; June 2, 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, June 2, 1823 FAIR OF THE GREEN The fair of the Green, on Saturday last, held out better prospects to the farmers than usual in those bad times. There was a great show of cattle, the demand was brisk, the purchasers numerous, and the prices very good- in fact, everything that was worth purchasing was bought up. So much for our country friends. HEALTH OF THE TOWN The health of the town is now perfectly established; and bathers are beginning to come in from
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