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1. [LAOIS] Irish moves to St Helens [1]
I would be interested to hear from anyone whose Irish ancesters moved to England during the famine (1840s/1850s). Thanks Tim
2. [LAOIS] Re: IRL-LAOIS-D Digest V02 #122 [1]
Pamela, Thanks so much for suggesting the Dowling list. I am not sure if I ever posted on there, but I will definitely check the archives. Am going to be out of town for awhile, but will subscribe when I get back. Thank you again. Hope we can keep in touch. Penny Ford GG granddaughter of Michael O'Connor (Conner) of Abbeyleix and Fillmore County, Minnesota
3. RE: [LAOIS] KENNEDY [1]
Hi All, I recently received some information from the Irish Midlands Ancestry relating to my Kennedy Family. I was able to gain a few more pieces of information about the family however the overall result was a little disappointing. James Kennedy married Bridget Brennan sometime around 1818, possibly in Killabban. No record of birth or a marriage for this couple. Both died prior to 1849. The first trace of the family is from the Doonane RC Baptismal records which gives Mary Kennedy bapt. 17 July 1818.
4. [LAOIS] DELANEY -Patrick, Dean of Down [1]
Hi all, I got a couple of tidbits of info from the Anglican Library in Dublin today. My ancestor - Thomas Dulaney b. abt 1662 in Queen's County had a nephew Patrick Delaney who became Dean of Down. Thomas and his sons came to America and founded a large branch of Dulaneys here. It seemed that his nephew having achieved some prominence might be a conduit to learning who the father of Thomas was. What I learned today was that the father of Patrick was named Denis Delaney. (Dennis is a name that permeat
5. Re: [LAOIS] SHELLEY [1]
Index to Griffith's Valuation of Ireland, 1848-1864 Shelley, Jeremiah County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Offerlane Location : Peafield Shelley, John County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Aghmacart Location : Ballyboodin Shelley, William County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Offerlane Location : Peafield The parish of Skirke is now known as SKIRK. It also had a history of moving. Check the following: PARISH OF RATHDOWNEY Source: Carrigan, The History and Antiquities of the Diocese of Ossory, Vol. 2 (1905)
6. [LAOIS] Re: IRL-LAOIS-D Digest V02 #107 [1]
Tim, That would include 90% of the Irish born in Ireland but lving in Scotland in the 1871/1881 census. Just a passing note. I have been looking for the birth place in Ireland for most of my family. They went to IRL for work sometime in the mid 1800's Have a nice day and lots of luck Bob Cdn. ------------------------------------------------- > Subject: > > [LAOIS] Irish moves to St Helens > From: > > "Tim Callaghan" > Date: > > I would be interested to he
7. [LAOIS] Encumbered estates - Peter Gale [1]
Hi there, I have added an Encumbered Estate to the County Laois (IGP) website. The estate belonged to Peter GALE Esq. and encompassed Ashfield, Gale and Raheen Div. Encumbered estates were those which were sold due to debt. The tenants are listed. It was common to have a lease of "lives" which meant as long as the named people were alive the lease was in effect. It could be difficult to know when people had died so sometimes well known figures were named since their deaths were well known. The eldest c
8. [LAOIS] SHELLEY research [1]
Thank you all for the info on the SHELLEY name. I think my Thomas SHELLEY married Catherine Bourke, Catherine died before 1863. They had a son Daniel born about 1840? Thank you all again Jan from Australia
9. [LAOIS] Irish loves to St Helens [1]
I would be interested to hear from anyone whose Irish ancesters moved to England during the famine (1840s/1850s). Thanks Tim
10. Re: [LAOIS] Alumni Dulineses [1]
Can you look up the name Flood. My ancestors had a great deal of money with 2 sons becoming physicians. However, there were 2 other sons and I have not been able to find out what they did. Thank you for your assistance Paula >>> Ninah@carolina.rr.com 08/14/02 02:03PM >>> Hi there, I have a copy of Alumni Dublineses on microfilm at my Family History Center. The subtitle is: A register of the Students, Graduates, Professors, and Provosts of Trinity College, in the University of Dublin. If you have some
11. Re: [LAOIS] DELANEY -Patrick, Dean of Down [1]
I did find it. Colonus means farmer. I discovered the Alumni Dublineses uses Latin terms for the father's occupation. It looked like Alumni Dublineses was the source for the bio I got from the Anglican Library. Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA On Mon, 19 Aug 2002 23:12:49 +0100, Michael Brennan wrote: >How about http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&q=Colonus > >or > >http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=ISO-8859- >1&q=Colonus+%2B+Ireland > > >Regards Michael Brennan in Kent, Engl
12. Re: [LAOIS] SHELLEY [1]
I don't know anything about your Thomas, but my gggrandmother came for Queens County and her name was Margaret Shelley. She married John O'Farrell (shortened to Farrell when they came to America). We have never been able to find any information on Shelley's from Queens. Does any of this sound familiar to you? Monica Mullikin ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jan Shelley" To: Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 1:43 AM Subject: [LAOIS] SHELLEY > New t
13. [LAOIS] Trinity College Dublin [1]
Just a note on the topic of Trinity College. A couple of people I did lookups for in Alumni Dublineses did not find their person or the book did not cover past the late 1800's when they had someone there. I was just told by a correspondent that she found a couple more titles: "One is known as List of Pupils who entered TCD 1706-1901. That consists of one fiche only. The number is 6035485. The other is known as Register of Alumni of TCD up to 1968. That one consists of 7 fiche. The number is 6035486."
14. Re: [LAOIS] NEWNHAM, Alfred,Queenstown, Ireland [1]
Queenstown was the old name for Cobh, in Co Cork, Ireland Regards Michael Brennan in Kent, England. Home Page: http://www.brennanfamilyhistory.com Award Winning CARLOW IGP: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlcar2/ Norton AntiVirus 2002 is Active ----- Original Message ----- From: "Circe" To: Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2002 2:00 PM Subject: [LAOIS] NEWNHAM, Alfred,Queenstown, Ireland > Hi list! > could sks please let me know if I am looking in the right place for
15. [LAOIS] Callaghans from Ireland [1]
I'd be interested to hear from any Callaghans (or variants) - or people with Callaghan ancesters - who are living in Ireland. Tim
16. [LAOIS] MICHAEL GEOGHEGAN [1]
My gt grandfather appeared on the 1841 census for London Occupation a tailor born 1808 in Ireland.No County given. On his marriage certificate he states his father was Thomas Geoghegan a weaver. If anyone recognises any Geoghegan that will fit I will be glad to hear from you. There are 22 variations of spelling ...so far Josi My newsletters, now up to Volume ten, are at: www.btinternet.com/~finty/
17. [LAOIS] MICHAEL J. (JOHN?) SULLIVAN [1]
--=======3F323C69======= Content-Type: text/plain; x-avg-checked=avg-ok-B142B7C; charset=us-ascii; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Please forgive me if you get this more than once as I am cross posting. a Dear List Where do I start without taking up much of your time. I have met my brick wall and banging my head against it for so many years... so leaving no stone unturned I am turning to this list for help... let me repeat that... H E L P!!! Here
18. Re: [LAOIS] NEWNHAM, Alfred,Queenstown, Ireland [1]
Ty, Laois was called Queens *County*. >From www.bartleby.com Queenstown (Ireland), "formerly called the Cove of Cork. The name was changed in 1850, out of compliment to Queen Victoria, when she visited Ireland with her husband, and created her eldest son Earl of Dublin. " So, it was in Cork. I only found one name like Newnham in my Griffith's Valuations CD: Index to Griffith's Valuation of Ireland, 1848-1864 Newnam, Eliza County : Cavan Parish : Kilmore Location : Rocks Regards, Christina Nort
19. Re: [LAOIS] "Sent to school in England" (Abbeyleix, about 1845??) [1]
Hi Penny, At 09:59 26.08.02 -0600, you wrote: >One of the Mulhall / Munhall sisters married a Dowling / Dooling; one >married a Lawlor. The Dooling 's boy became a priest and was a >supervisor over an orphanage in Chicago, where I believe his mother >lived, also. You might like to try the DOWLING list - subscribe the usual way at DOWLING-L-request@rootsweb.com, and also check the archives of the list just in case. There are a lot of American DOWLING reserchers on it and you may be lucky. :-) Regards Pa
20. [LAOIS] Hotmail accts. [1]
For the last week or more I have been seeing some odd bounces to Hotmail accts. In fact whole pages of them. I sent Hotmail a note just now but do not know what the problem is. Obviously if you have a hotmail acct you may not receive this warning but I thought I should try. After several bounces you will automatically be unsubbed from Rootsweb lists. I hope this will get through. You might consider an acct with another free internet provider like Yahoo.com if this continues. There are others. Again
21. [LAOIS] addition [1]
Hi there, I have added a small encumbered estate to the Encumbered Estates page. This one is located in Lisbigney. The tenants listed are: Lot No. 1 Edward CAVANAGH Widow MURPHY John BRAZILL Thomas BUTLER Lot No 2 Pierce RYAN John LALOR Thomas GOFF Joseph CANTFILL Patrick CODY John CAVANAGH Thomas BUTLER William BERGIN John BURKE Widow BURKE The one for Pierce Ryan stated that the "lives" named in the lease were brothers. That is the first one I have run across on this film that gave relationships. If
22. [LAOIS] "Sent to school in England" (Abbeyleix, about 1845??) [1]
My family history consistently recounts that the "landlord" of my Conner / O'Connor 2x great grandfather, Michael O'Connor, sent Michael to England "to school" during the famine. Michael apparently shows up in the Birmingham, England census with some family members. Because he was a boilermaker in Boston in 1854, we think he is this "engineer": William CONNER Lodg(Head) M 30 M Farmers Labourer ----Ire Ann CONNER Wife M 34 F --- ----Ire John CONNER Lodg U 27 M Farmers Labourer ----Ire Michael CONNER L
23. [LAOIS] Alumni Dulineses [1]
Hi there, I have a copy of Alumni Dublineses on microfilm at my Family History Center. The subtitle is: A register of the Students, Graduates, Professors, and Provosts of Trinity College, in the University of Dublin. If you have someone you think or know went to Trinity College I will look for him. Keep in mind these are mostly going to be Anglican and mostly Upper Crust. You can mainly learn the father of the person. You could look for a brother who became a Churchman for instance. It doesn't have to be
24. [LAOIS] IRISH EMIGRANTS TO ONTARIO CANADA [1]
Hi! I would like to hear from those whose ancestors emigrated to Ontario during the famine! Mine were SCYTHES/SYTHES, MEREDITH, and related families BANTING, CARTER, HIPWELL, CLARK, and FIFE who emigrated 1842-1847 from Ballyfin, Laois (formerly Queens County). Cheers from Linda
25. [LAOIS] NEWNHAM, Alfred,Queenstown, Ireland [1]
Hi list! could sks please let me know if I am looking in the right place for the above gr grandfather? I am looking for Alfred NEWNHAM, b Queenstown, Ireland,(circa 1851) and any other Newnham links or info from Ireland! I always knew about our Irish heritage, but am ashamed to admit that I don't know where Queenstown is! Alfred later became a coastguard/mariner and married in Devon, to an Ellen Pengelly or Pengilly. Any or all info or advice for where to look next gratefully appreciated! Ty Newnham, South
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