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1. County Limerick [1]
I have updated the IGP County Limerick website with either new or updated pages for the following town(land)s: Elton, Knockrainy, Limerick City, Bruree, Foynes, Bruff, Rathkeale, Shanagolden and Loughgur. Thanks to Cathy Connelly, many pictures have been add the the pages plus a whole scrapbook page for Knockrainy. http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllim/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
2. Knockainey & Tipperary [1]
Hello JB, I hope you don't mind another asking for you to do a look up!! The names of interest are Bresnan/O'Bresnahan, Bennett, Byrne/Burn. I thank you. Kind regards Robyn
3. Ireland tithes [1]
I have transcribed the following Tithe Aplotments: Kiltinan Civil Parish, County Tipperary, 1828 Kiltegan Civil Parish, County Tipperary, 1834 Kilteely Civil Parish, County Limerick, 1826 They are on my website, URL below my name. There are links to them on the county webpages. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
4. Cemetery lot owners [1]
Carrie, As to wether Irish cemeteries/parishes kept records of sale of cemetery lots; I really have no idea, perhaps one of our Irish listers would know? John S
5. Re: [LMK] Knockainy and Tipperary [1]
Hi John, Can you please check for any Fosberry/ Fosbury/ Fosbery names ? My ancestors came from Limerick. I have only two names Francis Fosberry, my gggrandfather His father's name was Henry. I would like to know his mother's name. All I have is a copy of his wedding in India in 1842.(age given was 19)He left Limerick in 1840.to join the East India Company Thanks and best wishes Maureen Buckley ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Barry" To: Sent: Monday,
6. Galbally Parish [1]
Does anyone know if a Galbally parish history book has been published? If so, if someone has one, can they contact me off list. Thanks in advance. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
7. introducing the next step in Chelsea revere and winthrops genealogy [1]
For you who are checking this out it is a Project for the towns of Chelsea,Revere [No. Chelsea ,Prattsville,]and Winthrop Massachusetts.We are doing this in conjuction with the MACHELSEA-L@rootsweb.com mailing list. It is a special list which you can see the archives from at http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/MACHELSEA/We will cover any name found in the three towns. But the idea is that you have records of someone from the towns.It is designed to confirm the relationships between famlies of C
8. Re: [LMK] Seeking Arly [1]
Do you know the EAGAN family in Simcoe County. They might help. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Barbara Ann" To: Sent: Tuesday, August 31, 2004 12:58 PM Subject: [LMK] Seeking Arly > Hi Arly > > Well I hope you are still there. I have been off the Limerick list for a number of years as I tackled different lines of the family tree. I am now back to Limerick as I hope to find my Egans there. I have only two clues as to where this clan originated: 1. a
9. Re: [LMK] BROWN family of St. John's Cathedral Parish, Limerick (city) [1]
Brian, I don't know if it will help but, the local pub in Parteen, Co. Clare is owned by Mr. Brown. Sorry I don't know his first name. This villiage is very, very close to Limerick town. Hope this helps! Judie Mason Chicago IL Brian M Carr wrote: Hi Folks, On 14 February 1838 Margaret BROWN married Thomas FREWEN in Saint John's Catholic Cathedral in Limerick. Rev. William Quinn, Officiating Witnesses: John Brown & Stephen Frewen They sat up housekeeping in Castleconn
10. Re: [LMK] Range, Garryowen [1]
Joan, The word "Range" was commonly used to denote a row of row housing, BUT usually it carried an owner's name, such as 'Garvey's or Hall's Range'. Garryowen is in the civil parish of St.John's. Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies to the List only - Please! **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Howe" To: Sent: Sunday Aug 29, 2004 2:08 PM Subject: [LMK] Range Garryowen > Hello List, > > I have a copy of my Iris
11. Re: [LMK] Range, Garryowen / 1901, 1911 Census Returns [1]
Carol, Here are two replies I received from a man who lives in Ireland. I joined the Limerick list so I could learn more about Garryowen. It sounds like the name of the TOWNLAND is Limerick City, the name of the CIVIL PARISH is St. John's, the name of the AREA is Garryowen, and the name of the CATHOLIC PARISH is also St. John's (cathedral), ( and we are missing the exact name of the range). I'm going to write to him and ask him what info is contained in the 1901 census. First email: The word "Range" wa
12. Re: [LMK] Hanley-Hourigan-O'Connor-Kennedy information needed [1]
I am looking for any additional information concerning my family. My grandfather Thomas Hanley (b. 1884, St. John's R. C. church) was one of nine children born to Thomas Hanley (b. 1848, St. Michael's R. C. church) and Bridget Hourigan (b. 1850, St. John's R. C. church). My g-grandfather Thomas Hanley was one of five children born to Thomas Hanley and Catherine O'Connor, my g-grandmother Bridget was the daughter of Michael Hourigan and Elizabeth Kennedy. Michael and Elizabeth were married at St.
13. Re: [LMK] Dalton - Athea [1]
I am looking for John Dalton who married a "Horan". They settled in Pennsylvania....
14. RE: [LMK] Munro O'grady reposting interests [1]
Which LDS IGI records please, I am interested in an O'Gorman family from Limerick but as yet have found or seen nothing on this mailing list. Any help would really be appreciated. -----Original Message----- From: Dianne Bray [mailto:broady@telus.net] Sent: Sunday, August 22, 2004 4:36 AM To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [LMK] Munro O'grady reposting interests Hi everyone, I am seeking information about my paternal great grandparents: Henry Munro and Ellen (possibly) O'Grady. According to British
15. Cunningham [1]
Looking for information on a Andrew Cunningham born 1788 possibly Adare Limerick married Ann Switer. Family were Palatine, came to Canada 1819 on the Camperdown with 4 children, wife and a William and Mich Cunningham. Family has something to do with the Lord Dunraven estate record. Looking for someone with information on these records...
16. RE: [LMK] Munro O'grady reposting interests [1]
Many thanks and I followed your instruction's, however I cannot find a Richard O'Gorman (gggrandfather) born c1827 on any records. I have now applied to the Dublin registrar office to see if they hold the birth certificate of my ggrandmother Charlotte O'Gorman as they supplied me with her marriage certificate from 1869. But if there is anyone out there that can help it would be really appreciated. -----Original Message----- From: Dianne Bray [mailto:broady@telus.net] Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 4:31 AM
17. Co.Limerick gravestones [1]
JB, I know it's late, but I'm finally catchimg up with mail. If you are still willing/able could you look up Cleary/Clery in your Laugh Gur transcriptions? Thanks, John S
18. Re: [LMK] Dalton - Athea [1]
I don't know any Dalton/Horan families, but I'm looking for the family of James O'Mara, born approximately 1845 in Athea, Limerick County, Ireland. In a message dated 8/13/2004 6:36:21 AM Pacific Standard Time, DickAlex@aol.com writes: I am looking for John Dalton who married a "Horan". They settled in Pennsylvania....
19. Looking for Hough family [1]
I'm looking for family of Catherine Hough born 1876 and Ellen Hough born 1872 apparently in the townland of Ballyvoghan or Ardagh. They also had other siblings. Any help out there would be great.
20. Re: [LMK] Co. Limerick gravestones [1]
It is very doubtful and not at all likely that the baptism certificate from St. Mary's RC, Limerick city is for the man from Glin, Co.Limerick, unless, of course, his parents moved to Glin after his birth - but I wouldn't bet on that. Whoever is offering the look-ups won't find him either, as the monumental inscriptions that he has are for the opposite side (east) of the county , in the Lough Gur area. Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies to the List only - Please! **** ----- O
21. MCMAHON/MAHON [1]
I am looking for the MAHON/MCMAHOAN family from the Palleskenry/Rathkeale area Bridget Mahon/McMahon married to William KAVANAGH somewhere around 1907/9 they had two children John born 1909, Bridget born 1911 Bridget snr died between 1911 & 1915 when William Kavanagh married Elizabeth Purcell Nov 25 1916 ALSO MARY MAHAON?MCMAHON born around 1928 from the same area. Hope it rings some bells somewhere Thank you All Mail scand by Norton Antivirus
22. Co Limerick gravestones [1]
John- Was looking for DWYER or DOOLEY headstones in Knockaney/Patrickswell cemeteries, and having same problem as one of other listers - I keep getting dropped from the list. Didn't know if you found them or not. Thanks for any help. Michelle __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail
23. Re: [LMK] Garryowen 1901 & 1911 Census [1]
Garryowen , is a townland within the city and a part of St.John's civil and both of the ecclesiastical parishes - R.C., and C. of I. I don't know which D.E.D., would apply to a particular road or lane, and one needs to know that, or otherwise have to check all the film numbers for the 1901 census of St.John's civil parish, which are: D.E.D 59/1-2 #842855 ; DED 60/1-12 #846486 ; DED 62/1-29 #846489 ; DED # 66/1-43 #846491 If at www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp you search film #842
24. Re: [LMK] Cemetery lot owners [1]
I do not know how families get their burial plots in Ireland. However, from my own family experience, the county council, appears to have some type of control over them. If there are Protestant only and Catholic grave yeards only, I don't know either. But all the listers who have walked the various cemeteries in Ireland, probably will note that at certain times of the year they are neatly cut and at other times (especially the more rural ones) the grass is high. Commenting on this years ago
25. hughes [1]
Dear All, We are researching the Hughes family from the Knockpatrick, Foynes area. Our initial information goes back to John Hughes Born approx 1827. He joined the army in 1845. we have a copy of his army papers, stating he came from the parish of Newcastle near Newcastle. We also have a letter sent to his son John Joseph in 1895 from a Catherine Mangan. In it she asks for his safe return to Ireland and it was sent from Knockpatrick. If anyone out there connects we would like to hear from them.
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