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1. Fw: [LIMERICK] Permission to do research in Dublin [1]
Re above My ancestors (SCOTT FAMILY) came to Australia from Caherconlish in Limerick. The question is if I were to visit Ireland in the future and wanted to look at the records for that village would I have to obtain permission beforehand from the Bishop of Limerick? Knowing this would save a lot of hassle later on. The family were RC and that they came from Caherconlish Limerick is all I have. Can anyone help here? Pam ----- Original Message ----- From: "John Leahy" To:
2. [LIMERICK] HINCHY/HENCHY in Bulgaden, County Limerick [1]
Hello all! I'm looking for any information on the surname HINCHY or HENCHY in Bulgaden, and most especially, for information regarding the ancestors or descendants of Patrick Henchy and Johanna Roche. They had three daughters: Alice (1862-1948), Margaret (1859-1953), and Bridget (1857-???). Alice and Margaret moved to the U.S. and I am familiar with what happenned thereafter. Does anyone know what became of Bridget? Best regards, John Murphy jmurphy_60605@yahoo.com __________________________________
3. Re: [LIMERICK] New Co. Limerick site [1]
Congratulations Pat. It's looking good. I guess there's no need to reinvent the wheel as long as you have links to the sites relating to Limerick, and that will be an ongoing thing. Was Jack Reidy's page there? My sixpence worth. Cheers Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia What's your story? Wordweavers Weaving your memories Weaving your stories http://www.wordweavers.net ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" To: Sent: Tuesday, Fe
4. [LIMERICK] Knocklong, Limerick [1]
Peg, I have a map of Ireland and it does not show a Knocklong anywhere. That doesn't mean there wasn't one though. There is a Knock (Clare), Knock (Mayo) and a Knockalongy up near Northern Ireland. Mike
5. Re: [LIMERICK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #37 [1]
Eleanor, Firstly Limerick diocese is not an archdiocese, but comes under the authority of the Archdiocese of Cashel & Emly, as do the other dioceses of Munster. There are four Archdioceses in Ireland, mainly representing the four Provincial divisions, with Armagh being the overall supreme authority in Ireland. The web site www.limerickdiocese.org will list the parishes of Limerick Diocese. Regards, Padraig+ -----Original Message----- From: Eleddawson@aol.com To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@root
6. Re: [LIMERICK] Kevin Kelly [1]
I just checked the Limerick Diocese site and the address Kevin posted is the one they have on their site. I guess their webmaster made a mistake if it doesn't work. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA County Clare, Ireland GenWeb Coordinator http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlcla2/
7. [LIMERICK] Catholic Parishes - Limerick Diocese - 1836 [1]
My files do not transfer easily into an e mail - where I actually have separate columns on my original, the columns are lost and words run into one another when pasted to an email. Here, I give my headings for each column and for the first few listings I have broken up the entries so that it should be obvious as to how any line runs. I leave the rest of the sorting out to you, my apologies for that - but to edit the whole lot would take me too much time right now.I am only making these posts because the t
8. [LIMERICK] New Limerick site [1]
> > I have recently been chosen to be the coordinator for the Ireland > > Genealogical Projects County Limerick web site (see URL below my name). >It's looking good. I guess there's no need to reinvent the wheel as long as >you have links to the sites relating to Limerick, and that will be an >ongoing thing. Was Jack Reidy's page there? Pat and I have been working together for several years on Co Limerick genealogy. And will continue to do so. Yes, she has a link to my site and I have a link to hers
9. [LIMERICK] Storen-Bowen 1863 [1]
Looking for info on Catherine Storen b. 1862/3 Ballingarry, her sister Lillian b. 1864/5 and their parents Michael Storen & Catherine nee Bowen. I have the "Ballingarry book" which has random Storen's and Bowen's, but the author wasn't allowed access to Catholic records, so it didn't help much (although very interesting in and of itself). _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com
10. [LIMERICK] O'CONNOR/SULLIVAN/REILLY [1]
How likely would it have been for an O'CONNOR living in West Newcastle, County Limerick to have met & married a REILLY living in County Clare in the early 1800's. My great great grandfathers, John O'CONNOR and Michael SULLIVAN married what may have been sisters, BRIDGET & ANN REILLY. John O'Connor's obituary in the San Francisco Chronicle says that he was a native of West Newcastle, County Limerick - but the Limerick Heritage Centre can find no trace of a corresponding family & says that there were only a v
11. [LIMERICK] SS Kansas English/Welsh/Scottish Passengers page3 [1]
Jas. W. Tenif/Terif ?? 3 Child England Annie E. " " Infant child " Ada Scott 26 Spinster " Sarah Scott 16/18?? Spinster England Cath. Larchin/Lardin?? 19 Spinster " Jas. Miller 37 Farmer " Nancy Miller
12. Re: [LIMERICK] Knocklong, Co Limerick [1]
At 11:00 AM 2/26/01 -0700, you wrote: >Can anyone tell me where Knocklong is located? Also where would >the cemetery nearest to Knocklong be located? I do appreciate the >help. It's a bit south of Hospital. It is near the intersection of roads 515 and 513, almost into Tipperary. Jack Jack Reidy jackreidy@email.com http://jackreidy.homepage.com http://www.geocities.com/jackreidy/limerick.htm
13. [LIMERICK] Limerick Research [1]
I would be keen to make contact with anyone researching surname of Bray, Healey or Mulqueen [Mulquain] in or around the Bruree area of County Limerick. Heather ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Heather and Kevin Bray 26A Hargest Crescent St. Kilda Dunedin 9001 NEW ZEALAND Telephone +64 03 455.4288 Fax +64 03 4554228 E-mail kandh.bray@xtra.co.nz ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
14. Re: [LIMERICK] Church Records, Hiring a researcher [1]
I think you have mis-read the exchanges. The only parish records on microfilm at the National Library that cannot be viewed are those of the Archdiocese of Cashel & Emly. Included in this archdiocese are about 16? parishes in the eastern part of the County of Limerick. The actual parishes in the diocese of Limerick CAN be viewed with written prior permission from the Bishop's diocesan office - one must state which parish registers one need to view So the first thing you have to determine is whether the
15. [LIMERICK] Obit of Ellen Boland Carmody, Limerick>NY>IA>IL 1830-1921 [1]
Linking the Irish of Palo Alto Co, IA one record at a time. Obits, census records, military records, newspaper clippings and more! This is where all the Irish are related in one big Family Tree file! http://www.rootsweb.com/~iapaloal/paloalto.htm A search at the Palo Alto Co, IA site for "Carmody" yielded 11 other matches in newspaper abstracts and census records. I am not related. Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa Wednesday, July 20, 1921 MRS. THOS. CARMODY DIES AT AGE OF 91 She Came to
16. Re: [LIMERICK] RE: joust out of curiosity [1]
Bill Boyle, bboyle@nmsu.edu wrote, > Most probably because the Bishop, and the church, views the records as > church property eventhough the truth be known, the people relied upon the > church to care for their records and the records belong to the people not > the church. Dear Bill, and Limerick Listers, No Bill, "the people" have NO legal right to the actual records of the Church, under the laws of Ireland. This principle is well established in most free nations, not just Ireland. Even the government
17. [LIMERICK] O'Sullivan/Carr - Clogough, Glin [1]
Seeking information on the family and ancestors of John O'Sullivan and Mary Carr. They were married at Glin in 1866. Both were listed as being from Clogogh which, I am told, is near Kilfergus Cemetery. John's father is given as Michael O'Sullivan and Mary's as Patrick Carr. I know when John was older he was a gate keeper at Glin Castle. I don't know when Mary died. She was John's first wife and I believe he was married three times. He died in the 1930s and is buried at Kilfergus cemetery -- he wa
18. Re: [LIMERICK] Re: Transciptions [1]
SBaker826@aol.com wrote: > > I don't think whoever has transcribed the list was trying to correct > spellings. I think it was tough to decipher what the person had actually > written. I have looked at microfilm from the LDS that is all handwritten and > the best I can do has been to write the thing it looks closest to, along with > another guess about what it looks like. Especially with my Slovak relatives > where the spelling is unfamiliar to me to begin with! > > And I might add that I am pretty
19. Re: [LIMERICK] Hourigan [1]
Hi Tony, The information on the RC Parish came along with a map of Civil Parishes for Limerick. The Civil Parish of Monagay is shown to be broken down into 2 RC Parishes, Newcastle or Newcastlewest and Templeglantine, however after some checking I found that Templeglantine was a part of Newcastle parish until about 1861 (could be 1864). Your right, the Griffith's Vaulation that had been transcribed, didn't show the RC Parish. I found the Griffith's Vaulation at: http://www.geocities.com/jackreidy/grifintr.
20. [LIMERICK] SS Kansas [1]
The alternative spellings are because this it what it looks like it could read. With script translation and different people writing the original passenger lists, somtimes they were not the best scribners, so the alternatives I gave on the list are my interpretation of what the person wrote. Therefore I gave possibilities of what the persons name could be, just in case my first reading of it is incorrect. If I couldn't decipher a letter at all I put a "?" in place of the letter.
21. [LIMERICK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #38 [1]
Unsubsribe for a while please ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2001 12:03 AM Subject: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #38
22. FW: [LIMERICK] Church Records, Hiring a researcher [1]
Hi Padraig, I should have known to write to you! Re: your statement: "It is of interest to note that Limerick Ancestry, formerly The Limerick Archives and prior to that that known as The Mid -Western Archives existed before the Tipperary Heritage Unit (T.H.U.) - now temporarily closed - and they have all the computerised transcriptions of all Church records in the whole county...." How does one find this Limerick Ancestry? Would I be better off writing to them vs. St. Michael's directly? Thanks, Nancy
23. [LIMERICK] Check out "Index of Parishes - Diocese of Limerick" [1]
Here's a website I found very helpful. Click Here: Index of Parishes - Diocese of Limerick http://www.limerickdiocese.org/parishes/ Jerry Hartnett Crystal Lake, Illinois Researching HARTNETTs of Chicago from 1847 to Present, from Newcastle West, County Limerick, Ireland. Also researching the following family names: Austin, Barrett, Cameron, Carey, Daley, Dilworth, Fahey, Gagen, Garvey, Grimes, Hartnett, Kane, Kassel, Kelliher, Kenlay, Koch, McNai
24. [LIMERICK] Limerick Research [1]
Hello there, I noted your research interests and wondered if the Healey you are researching could possibly have a Catherine HEARLEY in it. I have Daniel REGAN married to Catherine HEARLEY / HEALEY at least in 1826, maybe earlier. I don't know WHERE, other than LIMERICK. Have you come across her? Regards Judy in Oz
25. [LIMERICK] Alternative placenames/spellings [1]
Placename as listed: Possibly Abbeyfaile : Abbeyfeale Adair : Adare Aha : Ahabeg Ashford : Ashfort Ballinagran : Ballygran Ballinvrana : Ballinvana Castlemah. : Castlematrix Collcappa : Coolcappa Domenloh : Dromin Donoughmore : Donaghmore Fidemore : Fidamore Glen : Glin Glenrough : ?Glenroe Knockader : Knockaderry Newcastle : Newcastlewest Patricksw. : Patrickswell Patrun : Partlan Shanagold. : Shanagolden
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