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1. Re: [LIMERICK] Death certificate Limerick City [1]
I could not access this web address, is it only me?? Rachael - Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Padraig O Gealagain" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:35 AM Subject: Re: [LIMERICK] Death certificate Limerick City > Simple, you can get a photocopy of the register page from the GRO, > Dublin. See there web-page at : www.groireland.com > > Padraig+ > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To:
2. [LIMERICK] LOST E'MAILS [1]
If anyone sent me any e'mails in the last week would they be kind enough to send them again as we had computor problems and I lost them all Thank you Teresa
3. Re: [LIMERICK] Re: O'Connell Need help [1]
Looking at Brian Mitchell's book, A New Genealogical Atlas of Ireland, I find the Barony of Clanwilliam in Limerick East near Limerick City. The Barony contains many civil parishes, including Clonkeen. According to Brian Mitchell's book, A Guide to Irish Parish Registers, under Civil Parish, Clonkeen, you will find the Catholic parish of Murroe & Boher. According to John Greham's book, Tracing Your Irish Ancestors, Murroe and Boher are in the Cashel and Emly Diocese and their baptism and marriage records
4. [LIMERICK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #215 [1]

5. [LIMERICK] REARDAN, RIORDON, PURCELL ,KAVANAGH, MCMAHON, [1]
Hi I new ti the list the names I am reseaching are Joe Reardan/Riodon born1850 died 1924 married Ellen Purcell [widow] 1 daughter that I know of Elizabeth Purcell born 1887 died 19.3.1963 William Kavanagh born 1879 died 1952 married Bridget Mcmahon 2 Children John born 9.10.1909, Bridget 1.4.1911 William Kavanagh [widow] married Elizabeth Purcell mentioned above 10 plus children William Kavanagh born 27.11.1917 Glenamede Pallis Kenry died 23.3.1991 Bristol Joseph born 10.11.1919 Glenamede Johanna
6. Re: [LIMERICK] FREE BDMs [1]
> FREE IRISH BDMs > All we need to do is post our IRISH bdms and email ad. and we can connect > our families FREE > > > New members can email irebdm-subscribe@smartgroups.com Then use > > http://www.smartgroups.com/groups/irelandbdm > > Go to- your groups and database click league table and search or post. > Enjoy your search with this tool. > > Regards Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tom Hickey" To: "Jim Blair" ;
7. [LIMERICK] Unusual Genealogy Link [1]
Hi, I am only a recent subscriber. Is the webmaster aware a list is being placed by Rootsweb at the top of each LIMERICK mail list digest which has a link named FIANNA with the address: http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/county/limerick.html which leads one to a porno links! When reached this Fianna page has on it a link titled "ArchDiocese of Limerick". Link and the domain name look innocent enough that's for sure , but the address http://www.limerick-diocese.org/ is just a cover page for a porno sit
8. [LIMERICK] Ordnance Survey Maps of Ireland - Discovery Series - purchase? [1]
Can anyone suggest the best place (cheapest) to buy these in America? Thanks in advance Bart _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
9. [LIMERICK] Golden Vale [1]
In Limerick, traveling between Kilmallock and Kilfinane, we saw signs identifying the area as part of the "Golden Vale." It was, indeed, a beautiful area. Too bad our ancestors couldn't earn a living there and had to leave! Dorothy Stanton _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
10. Re: [LIMERICK] Fitzmaurice [1]
Linda at lin257@mediaone.net writes: << can anyone tell me where Temenagh is >> Linda, The closest I can find in the townlands listings is Teermena, whose main population center is a buildup along the SW side of the R 522, just a mile SE of Newcastle West. Couldn't find anything in google. Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts
11. [LIMERICK] !! Connaught Journal; Feb 10, 1823 #5 [1]
Connaught Journal Galway, Ireland Monday, Feb 10, 1823 Volume 69 Price 5 Pence PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE LIMERICK, Feb. 5-On Sunday night, a farm house on the lands of Brianstown, in the North Liberties of this City, was visited by a large party of ruffians who entered the house, and after removing the care-taker, his wife, and such furniture as belonged to him, deliberately set the house on fire, which was shortly consumed. Mr. RUSSELL had lately set the farm to a man from the neighbourhood of Park, who had
12. [LIMERICK] Modern records [1]
A researcher could locate that 1948 ref: from the GRO indexes and obtain the marraige certificate for you
13. Re: [LIMERICK] BEHAN surname [1]
While I am NOT researching BEHAN, my list of Limerick Land holders 1832 has a few entries for James BEHANE in Croom parish which is not far away from Mungret. Go to my home page and follow the links to Lists from newspapers. Regards Nick http://users.interact.net.au/~ccki/ Fldollfin@aol.com wrote: > Greetings listers, > > Would anyone be researching the BEHAN surname in Limerick? > > Catherine MALONE married Michael BEHAN (son of Michael BEHAN) in 1864 at > Mungret Parish Church, witnesses -
14. [LIMERICK] Chain Migration [1]
Hello Seamus, >Thanks to all who provided info. on Co. Limerick CHAIN MIGRATION I missed earlier correspondence on Chain migration but it is one of my pet subjects. There are many examples in West Limerick Families Abroad. Just out of interest, Askeaton in USA is a typical example of a chain migration settlement in the States. If you look at the early settlers, a gazetteer and the land files of this town there is a definite pattern. The other area which is totally overlooked is the number of families t
15. [LIMERICK] GEOGHEGAN //GAYGAN [1]
Irish indexes for this name and its many variants are available....1864 to 1921... Wills Indexes...c'mon guys...its a common name !.. Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at: www.geoghegan18.fsnet.co.uk -----------------------------------
16. Re: [LIMERICK] SWITZER [1]
Terry at tajackson@freenet.co.uk writes: << Family lore talks about a Castle Blainey being left when he died >> Terry, Castleblaney is a quite large town in Co. Monaghan. A long way from Limerick, however. Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts
17. Re: [LIMERICK] Help needed - TROYs in Dromenbry [1]
Lindel at lbuckle@ihug.co.nz writes: << LOOKS like DROMENBRY - but I can't find anything on that place - I've used IreAtlas and google.com using different spellings.............does anyone know what/where that place is?????? >> Lindel, It's nice to have the opportunity to (perhaps) help someone, who has helped so many others in their searches. I really think the "e" is an "i" and the "r" is an "o", and you're looking for Drominboy. The Townlands listings shows three of them (a regular one, an uppe
18. Re: [LIMERICK] BLAIR/ROBB [1]
What's a research leftover? I am thinking it may be research that you paid for but turned out it wasn't your family...if so, maybe we need a leftover site for everyone to contribute to :-)) These leftovers belong to someone who is probably paying and getting our ancestors. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
19. [LIMERICK] !! Connaught Journal; April 16, 1840 [1]
Connaught Journal Printed and Published in Lower Cross-street by Barthw. O'FLAHERTY Galway, Ireland Thursday, April 16, 1840 Volume 89 Price 5D HORRIBLE AFFLICTING TRAGEDY (From the Limerick Reporter) This morning (Tuesday), one of the most shocking and awful cases of murder and suicide it has ever been the painful duty of a public journalist to record, occurred in Queen-street, in this city. A gentleman named ROCHE (a stranger in Limerick, and said to be from Cashel), the father of a grown and respectable
20. [LIMERICK] REGISTRIES FOR BIRTHS .. MARRAIGES..DEATHS [1]
...it says here Limerick Registrar for Limerick City is Ms Lousie Quirke St Camillus Hospital Limerick and for Limerick Castle the address is the Registrations officer at The Health Centre Newcastle West. Limerick Irish Roots published a 2 page list of the facilities and on the face of it you would get more assistance from these offices than the overworked GRO...and they will not need those references... Write to the Superintendant Registrar and get your SSAEs beforehand from the Manager, Post Off
21. Fw: [LIMERICK] Help needed - TROYs in Dromenbry? [1]
Lindel, Just a wild guess; would the location be Drimoleague, in Co Cork ? George georger@digitalusa.net ----- Original Message ----- From: Lindel To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 9:47 PM Subject: [LIMERICK] Help needed - TROYs in Dromenbry? Hi! After years of searching I've finally been able to make a good start at putting together my TROY family. I have a marriage certificate now with these details: Timothy TROY to Mary CONNELL at the Roman Catholic Chapel, Castle Connel
22. [LIMERICK] GORDON in Limerick [1]
I would like to contact anyone researching the GORDON surname in Limerick. I am particularly interested in contacting descendants of a John Gordon who likely had 1790s born siblings named Robert and Maria who came to Australia in 1817. He was mentioned in a May 1889 family letter as follows: "I heard that John Gordon's sons are living in Limerick and are in very good circumstances." Limerick city C of I parish was likely St. John's or St. Murchin's. All information that casts any light on John Gordon a
23. Re: [LIMERICK] BLAIR/ROBB [1]
Thatis why I post them. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" To: Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 8:39 AM Subject: Re: [LIMERICK] BLAIR/ROBB > What's a research leftover? I am thinking it may be research that you > paid for but turned out it wasn't your family...if so, maybe we need a > leftover site for everyone to contribute to :-)) These leftovers belong > to someone who is probably paying and getting our ancestors. > -- > Pat Connors,
24. [LIMERICK] Re:Switzer [1]
Terry, There are Switzer families listed in Kate Press' "West Limerick Families Abroad". There isn't a Benjamin but there is an Edward that ended up in Brock Twp, Ontario. Something to look into. Rita In a message dated 8/30/01 5:05:46 AM Pacific Daylight Time, IRL-LIMERICK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Is anyone researching the name SWITZER in Limerick? I'm looking for Jacob > who had the following children: > Benjamin b 1809Ireland emigrated to Canada as a young man died 1885. > William
25. [LIMERICK] Re: 1850 picture of Cappamore [1]
Hi Pat --- thanks a lot. Great picture. All I need now is something similar for Rathkeale and for Mallow in Co Cork---;-). No harm in hoping. Cheers, Eleanor in Sydney.
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