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1. [LMK] RE: SHEAHAN [1]
Hello Kate. No relation that I can see, I'm afraid. Happy hunting John >Hello John, > >I have a Norah Sheahan born 1865 at Knockaderry, Co. Limerick, dau of >Thomss Sheahan and Mary Cregan. Any relation to your Sheahans? > >Kate > _________________________________________________________________ ninemsn Premium transforms your e-mail with colours, photos and animated text. Click here http://ninemsn.com.au/premium/landing.asp
2. [LMK] Checking the U.K. 1901 Online Census [1]
I was having problems accessing the database - I kept getting the welcome screen no matter what I entered in the Search criteria - My problem was solved when, on the advice of the Census Help Desk, I disabled my Antivirus software, and did not access the site through the URL in my Favourites Folder as they suggested. Below is the email I got from them that might prove useful to anyone who experiences the same problems as I did. Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** No Direct Replies -
3. Re: [LMK] DRYDEN LINES [1]
Sande at sanmike@tds.net writes: << Does Ballylanders still exist? I cannot locate it on the map. >> Sande, I'm surprised your can't find Ballylanders on your map. Even my old, junky Hammond Atlas of the World from the 1960's shows it . It's in the far SE corner of the county, about 3 miles SW of Galbally and 10 miles ESE of Kilmallock. It's a townland, a small town and a civil parish. Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts
4. Re: [LMK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V04 #40 [1]
My experience last April was to go to Dublin (BUSY CITY) to National Library and ask to go upstairs to pull and view microfilms of the individual parishes (hope you know which) you need. then scan the years one by one, which can obviously take a whoile. As far as I know, this is the only way to reasonably get data frorm those records. My attempts to get anything from the with writing to parish priests of each church has been a negative one. Jeannette
5. [LMK] RE:SS [1]
I do not believe the SS release the Dqate of death. What I have always gotten is a copy of the SS certificate which basically gives you the info that you apparently already have. It gives name, address at time of applying for the card.....parents name, place of employment, age at time of applying. Shar
6. [LMK] Re: SS Info [1]
I wish to thank all those listers who helped me with my SS queries. Especially; Marge, Mchicoine, Cindy, padraigogealagain, lady.star, Kim and Joy Rich. Thanks again Pappy.
7. [LMK] Re: Search for Daniel Sheahan [1]
Well, I have Sheahans in my line,too. My Grand-aunt Bridget Galligan, 24, married Thomas Sheahan, 32, from Ballybricken, in the parish of Hospital/Herbertstown (bride's parish) in 1913 - his father's name was Patrick Sheahan. The sponsors were Michael O'Brien and her sister, Mary. How many children came of this, I don't know, but I managed to correspond with a granddaughter Catherine Sheahan, about two years ago, who lives at Castle Farm, Co. Limk - a few miles south of Ballybricken. About Ardagh grav
8. [LMK] Looking for Edward RYAN & Mary DONOVAN [1]
I traced my line to Edward RYAN dob 1829 married in 1856 to a Mary DONOVAN dob 1829. Edward RYAN was christened in Murroe, County Limerick. Mary was Christened in Murroe also. I think her father was Benjamin DONOVAN. Can anyone help me? Send me in the right direction? Thanks, Paul ******************** God bless our servicemen and women, where ever they may be! ******************** _________________________________________________________________ Plan your next US getaway to one of the super dest
9. [LMK] Barrington Death 1764 [1]
Freeman Journal Dublin, Ireland Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1764 IRELAND Limerick, Feb. 9- Yesterday died suddenly, deservedly lamented, Mr. Joseph Barrington, one of the Burgesses of this City. Cathy Joynt Labath Ireland Old News http://www.IrelandOldNews.com/
10. Re: [LMK] !! Freeman Journal Jan 1764 "Limerick" [1]
Colonel Hugh Massy is usually said to be of Duntrileague, county Limerick Regards Nick http://www.webone.com.au/~nickred/
11. Re: [LMK] !! Connaught Journal; May 6, 1824 "Limerick News" [1]
Catherine Glynn was 60 when she gave birth to her daughter? This scares me. Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cathy Joynt Labath" To: Sent: Friday, February 13, 2004 11:42 AM Subject: [LMK] !! Connaught Journal; May 6, 1824 "Limerick News" > THE CONNAUGHT JOURNAL > Galway, Thursday, May 6, 1824 > > PROVINCIAL INTELLIGENCE > > LIMERICK, MAY 1- On Sunday night last, about eleven o'clock, the house of > a man named M'Mahon, on the lands
12. Re: [LMK] !! Freeman Journal Jan 1764 "Limerick" [1]
Thank you, Nick. Very much appreciated. B.J. (Massey) Clay ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nick Reddan" To: Sent: Sunday, February 01, 2004 2:41 AM Subject: Re: [LMK] !! Freeman Journal Jan 1764 "Limerick" > Colonel Hugh Massy is usually said to be of Duntrileague, county Limerick > > Regards > > Nick > http://www.webone.com.au/~nickred/ > > > > > ==== IRL-LIMERICK Mailing List ==== > GENUKI: County Limerick http://home.pacbell.net/nymets11/ge
13. [LMK] DRYDEN LINES [1]
Hello everyone, This is my first query for information on this list. I will be visiting Ireland this June and want to spend some time researching the DRYDEN lines. I have information the Drydens were located in the Townland of Ballylanders in 1848. Does anyone have this line? Or information on which Dryden's these were? Does Ballylanders still exist? I cannot locate it on the map. Apreciate any and all information. Thanks, Sande in Georgia
14. [LMK] Re: Bruff [1]
I visited Sts. Peter and Paul parish in Bruff in 2002. Father Costello was very helpful - if you are going to visit, just drop him a note ahead of time. There's also a Bruff website - I don't have it anymore, but I'm sure it's easily found by using google. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Finance: Get your refund fast by filing online. http://taxes.yahoo.com/filing.html
15. [LMK] Re: Surname - Fox [1]
Does anyone know what the current surname, FOX, would translate to in the original Irish? (-see, I'm learning, I didn't call it gaelic!) Several years ago a lister suggested I keep the Irish name in mind while researching as it may still be used in some form and I cannot find her translation or her email. Thanks for any help. Jerry
16. Re: [LMK] RE:SS [1]
Hello Everyone, I did get a death date from the SS department. I had to write in to the freedom of information officer to get the information. I wrote a letter explaining that the man I wanted the information on was my grandfather and that I could prove my relation to him as well as my mother would have. I also put his parents names, birth and death information and every child they had listed too. I got back a very nice letter with a computer print out. Bottom line was I did get his date of death not loca
17. [LMK] County Limerick Website [1]
I have redesigned the IGP County Limerick website so it will be easier to navigate. At the end of last year, I started the town(land) section and yesterday, I added over 50 town(land) webpages which include basic info such as civil parish, poor law union, barony, Catholic parish & diocese. Also included are available CoI and Catholic records with their National Library of Ireland and LDS (when available) film numbers. There are sections on each page where you can add your surnames, links, records
18. [LMK] Johanna Lee [1]
Johanna Lee wed John Geoghegan at Shangolden.. She was from Mahoonagh (Castlemahon) Is anyone searching the Lee family from Limerick 1840's? thank you Jo GEOGHEGAN REUNION JUNE 2005 IRELAND. -------------------------------- Visit my newsletter website at: www.btinternet.com/~finty/ ---------------------------------
19. Re: [LMK] Tipperary Marriage. [1]
Could someone kindly give me some advice or help ? On the Scottish birth certificates of two of their sons my ancestors give their marriage details as " 1849 May 16th . Limerick, Ireland ". The father is John LEWIS and his wife is Winifred EGAN. In the 1881 census of England Winifred says she was age 45 and born at Shannon. How do I go about tracing the place of marriage in 1849 ( I cannot see it in the civil records ) so that I can explore my Irish ancestry ? Any suggestions greatl
20. Re: [LMK] Ireland books update [1]
Maryann, I am not sure if we have ever talked or not. I too have a great great grandfather named John O'Connell, son of Jeremiah. My John was born in Ireland in 1825, emigrated to Massachusetts in 1846, married Mary Horan in Lawrence Massachusetts in 1850 and lived in Andover Massachusetts until his death in 1896. Jermiah's wife's name was Bridget. Does anything sound familiar? Blaine boconnel@execpc.com > I have not had much success "rooting" this one out. Does anyone know of a > Jeremiah O'Conne
21. Re: [LMK] !! Freeman Journal; Jan 24 1764 "Limerick" [1]
Dear Cathy, I really appreciated your extracts. Keep up the good work and one day I may see an entry for the name of TIGHE. "Heres hoping". Regards Wal Towells Newcastle Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: Cathy Joynt Labath To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2004 11:01 AM Subject: [LMK] !! Freeman Journal; Jan 24 1764 "Limerick" Freeman Journal Dublin, Ireland Jan. 24, 1764 IRELAND Limerick, Jan. 19. Last Monday Francis M'Mahon had a tum
22. RE: [LMK] Cook, Cooke, Barry [1]
From another source, I understand that there is a Patrick Barry still living near Hospital/Herbertstown. This man is trying to get information for me, but having a hard time -- all snail mail. If I find anything out, I will post it. Thanks. Marsha -----Original Message----- From: Joanne Mitchell [mailto:jomitchell@smartchat.net.au] Sent: Monday, February 02, 2004 3:56 AM To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [LMK] Cook, Cooke, Barry Hi Marsha, Do you by chance know if any of your later generat
23. [LMK] Bruff townland [1]
I saved the digest e-mail concerning Bruff that two or three people had corresponded on re: the location and a website specifically on Bruff, and either me or one of my four darling children home on school vacation deleted it! Can someone please be kind enough to see if they saved the info and re-list it or send it to me off list. Thank you! Meg Mulvey ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TI
24. Re: [LMK] Fwd: Members of East Limerick BDE. Flying Column [1]
Daniel, My father was a member of F Company, 4th Battalion, East Waterford Brigade of the IRA. In 1961 he applied for a medal, struck by the Irish Government for those who had participated in the struggle for independence. I don't know how you would determine the beginning of that struggle but the dates usually used are 1916-1922. For some the struggle has not ended, as all of Ireland is not united. We did receive the medal, about 4 weeks after his death in 9/61. I treasure it. I don't know how to
25. [LMK] WILLS [1]
I have details of two wills for Limerick. One died 1907 will proved 1943 One 1909 will also proved 1943 Later 2 more appear in 1927 and each will probated 1946 Now I've heard of Man~ana but this seems extreme Would some kind soul give us a clue as to why...? These were all for different people.. Thank you. jo -------------------------------- Visit my newsletter website at: www.btinternet.com/~finty/ ---------------------------------
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