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1. Re: [KER] Lisstellick North [1]
Dear Dave in Connecticut: I forgot to add, Thank You. Jack Sweeney in Palmer, Pennsylvania.
2. [KER] Blasket Islands/no new houses [1]
>From The Kerryman newspaper Regards KerryKate *************************************************** Plan proposes no new houses on Blasket Island ever again The Great Blasket Island  world heritage site status is the end goal. By Aiden Corkery NO new houses will ever again be built on the Great Blasket Island if a new draft plan for the island is adopted, Kerry County Council was told on Monday.
3. [KER] Lissanhairla East [1]
Good Tuesday morning. As promised, herein is the entry for Lissanhairla East in the Civil Parish of Tralee from John O'Donovan's Ordnance Survey Book of 1842: "Lissanhairla East (21) - - - Boundary Sketch Lics an iarla, the Earl's fort. Lisaneila (Inhabitants), Lifsanearla Situated in the North East corner of the parish, and bounded East and South by the parish of Ratass North by Abbeydobney and West by the townland of Lissanhairla West. This townland contains [235] acres of which 1/2 are m
4. [KER] Irish Migration to New Zealand (1870-1914)/Leslie [1]
My posting to Ireland list, might have interest for Tarbert people researching that area. (Hi Walt) Regards KerryKate ******************************************* ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kerry Kate" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 11:18 AM Subject: Re: [IRELAND] Irish Migration to New Zealand (1870-1914) > Maybe a clue on LDS records www.familysearch.org > of a connection to New Zealand and Kerry/Leslie family. > > > There is a record for Mary A
5. Re: [KER] SHANLEY [1]
Shanley is not a common name in Kerry. Richard --Cessie,- and Daniel all seem to be related going to a cousin Mrs.Catherine Keane in Chicago Richard age 23 in 1913 Cessie age 21 in 1912 (Cessie short for Christine? Elizabeth:?) (Sis from memory is short for Christine)? Daniel in 1914. All three went to Chicago. Find them on Ellis Island site all have Tarbert in common. http://www.ellisislandrecords.org/ Regards KerryKate cbcoburn@telus.net
6. [KER] Discovery Series of Maps/on line [1]
Discovery Series of Maps on Kerry can be purchased in many small shops, gas stations, airports, but are also available to purchase on line. Hope this link works. If not, do a word search for Celtic Links. > http://www.celticlinks.com/cgi-bin/cl/interactivemap.html?id=bn6TdHby Regards KerryKate cbcoburn@telus.net
7. Re: [KER] SURNAME ON BIRTH CERTIFICATES [1]
Hi Maggie, I don't have an answer to the question you posted. Keep in mind the following records, if you do not have them already. Michael Herlihy born 30th September 1873 to Timothy Herlihy and Abigail Connor Killorglin is the regristration district. On the IGI on www.familysearch.org is Anne Herlihy 23rd June 1975 born to Gubby Connor and Timothy Herlihy. Do you know if your Gubby/Deborah/Abigail had the above two also.? Could Anne and Michael be siblings to -your- Herlihy She must have been Connor w
8. [KER] some families of Ratass, Annah & Tralee Parishes [1]
There were SULLIVANS, O'CONNORS & at least one GAINES family living in this area in the late 1700s & 1800s. Were any of them yours? My g-grandfather, John Sullivan - b.1817 (son of Catherine CONOR & Jeremiah SULLIVAN) lived in the townland of Curraheen, Barony of Trughanacmy, Civil Parish of Annagh, Tralee PLU. John's wife, Mary O'Connor - b. 1835 (daughter of Mary GAINES & Thomas O'CONNOR) lived there. She may have been John's second wife. Griffith's lists the following SULLIVANS, GAINE
9. [KER] Plankeen [1]
Good Tuesday morning. As promised, herein is the entry for Plankeen in the Civil Parish of Tralee from John O'Donovan's Ordnance Survey Book of 1842: "Plankeen (29) - - Boundary Sketch Pluicin, little cheek. Pluckeen, Plakeen (Inhabitants), Plackin Situated in the South West end of the parish, and is bounded East by the townland of Belleenagh, North by Caherslee West by Carrigeendennel and South by Tralee. This townland contains [25] acres which are arable. Soil deep with limestone in it, p
10. [KER] Listowel area sites [1]
Good Sunday morning. As promised, herein are the entries for some Listowel area sites from John O'Donovan's Ordnance Survey Book of 1842: "River Gale (Local) An gaille. River Galey, Gale Situated and forming the common boundary between the parish of Listowel and Galey. This river separates the townland of Knockaun, parish of Listowel, and Tullamon, parish of Galey. Killeen (Local) Cillin, a little church or burial place. Situated in the townland of Knockaun. A burying place for children
11. [KER] Frank O'Donnell [1]
A query found on Genealogy.com message board from August 18, 2000, revealed a link to my O'DONNELL FAMILY from Fenit. This is the only information I have ever found beside the name of my gggrandmother, MARY O'DONNELL PARKER. I have not heard back from FRANK O'DONNELL and fear that maybe his e-mail has changed. If you are out there FRANK O'DONNELL or if anyone knows his new e-mail, please let me know. He may also be researching the EGAN FAMILY Sackville & Ardfert. My connection is MARY O'DONNELL married
12. [KER] Duagh Parish Church [1]
Good Saturday evening. Is anyone familiar with the address of the current parish priest for the Roman Catholic Parish of Duagh? I believe the parish church is located in Kilmorna. Dave in Connecticut.
13. [KER] Irish Migration to New Zealand (1870-1914)/Leslie [1]
Enquiry was for the name Leslie. Posting this to Kerry list, as many families in Kerry married into Leslie family. Regards KerryKate ******************************************* ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kerry Kate" To: Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 10:42 AM Subject: Re: [IRELAND] Irish Migration to New Zealand (1870-1914) > There is a Leslie Estate in Tarbert in North Kerry. > > Tarbert is very close to Glin in County Limerick. > (Knight of Glin)
14. [KER] SHANLEY [1]
I am interested in the name SHANLEY from Tarbert in Kerry. My GGrandfather was Richard and his daughter Catherine was my grandmother who came over to Chicago, Il. in 1912. Any connections? Kathleen
15. [KER] Listowel area sites [1]
Good Tuesday morning. As promised, herein are the entries for Listowel area sites from John O'Donovan's Ordnance Survey Book of 1842: "Spaw Well (Local) Situated in the townland of Ballygoulogue, in the wood not far from the river feale. This water is considered very good, and much used by the gentry of Listowel. Fealview (11) (Local) Situated in the townland of Ballygoulogue. A house hut now in very bad repair. Gurtanard (Local) Gert an aird, field of the height. Gertanard, Gurten
16. [KER] Ruins [1]
The ruins, in Milltown, are probably the Killagha Priory.
17. [KER] Sherlocks [1]
Can anyone help with the names Riley Sherlock Hasson Gillon these are my grandfathers family names. He visited Kerry in the 1960's and visited the family, problem we have we do not know which branch he visited it was most likely Riley or Sherlock can anyone help please Pat-
18. Re: [KER] Question on the words gomel, gibble (spelling?) [1]
Giobal in Irish means Rag (as in Dish Rag)?? = Rag that you clean your dishes/pots & pans with Bun ----- Original Message ----- From: Kerry Kate To: IRL-KERRY-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 6:43 PM Subject: Re: [KER] Question on the words gomel, gibble (spelling?) Gibble could be the following. Giobal in Irish means Rag (as in Dish Rag)?? Regret-- don't have the meanting for gomel?? Regards KerryKate cbcoburn@telus.net ==== IRL-KERRY Mailing List =
19. [KER] Glebe of Listowel [1]
Good Sunday morning. As promised, herein is the entry for the Glebe of Listowel in the Civil Parish of Listowel from John O'Donovan's Ordnance Survey Book of 1842: "Glebe of Listowel - - Boundary Surveyors Sketch Lies tuatail, Toole's or Tuohill's fort Glebe, Churchyard In the South side of parish. Bounded on the North and West by Listowel, on the East and South by Ballygoulogue. In the barony of Iraghtyconnor and County of Kerry. Proprietor Thomas Anthony Staunton Esq. Agent Kerry Supple E
20. [KER] Historic buildings in Kerry/preservation orders [1]
>From the Irish Independent Regards KerryKate ******************************************** Historic listing frightens off owners of buildings OWNERS of some of Kerry's most prominent buildings - including hotels, churches and great houses - recently listed as protected buildings have applied to have their premises removed from the new draft town and county development plans. Having a structure listed adds significantly to the cost of insuran
21. Re: [KER] Question on the words gomel, gibble (spelling?) [1]
Gibble could be the following. Giobal in Irish means Rag (as in Dish Rag)?? Regret-- don't have the meanting for gomel?? Regards KerryKate cbcoburn@telus.net
22. [KER] Hannah courtney in USA [1]
forgot - the family was catholic marge
23. [KER] Map and info [1]
Interest map, click on Kerry area numbers 1,2,3 read the reports from 1935 and so on > http://rbg-web2.rbge.org.uk/bbs/Recording/vcmappage.htm# >
24. [KER] Killarney [1]
Click on left hand side of the page, read Feature Article on Killarney in olden days. Frank Lewis has a gallery in Killarney. > http://www.wherekillarney.com/ Regards KerryKate cbcoburn@telus.net >
25. [KER] Tralee [1]
Good Monday morning. As promised, herein is the entry for Tralee in the Civil Parish of Tralee from John O'Donovan's Ordnance Survey Book of 1842: "Tralee (29) - - Boundary Survey Traig li, the shore of the river Lee, the tide comes up to Bridge Street. Tralee, Tralligh Situated in the South end of the parish, and is bounded North by the townlands of Raheenaan, Gallowsfield, Bolloonagh, Plankeen and Corrigeendennel, West by Knockauncuick and Ballyvelly, East by Clounalouer West and the parish of
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