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1. Re: [LMK] Birth Records [1]
Eileen.....don't know if there is a church in Cahernarry, send a letter to the Postmaster in Cahernarry, It should get to the nearest Post Office. Ask to have your letter sent to the nearest church. Include $ for postage. Joan
2. Re: [LMK] Immigration [1]
My Great-Granduncle came in 1889 wemt to work and sent enough money for my Great-grandfather and Great-Grandmother and their 6 children to come as a familty to the US in 1896. Judy Christopher ----- Original Message ----- From: "eileen sarajak" To: Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2004 8:46 PM Subject: Re: [LMK] Immigration > Yes I would like an answer too. Have information that money was sent to > Ireland for relatives to buy tickets to come over. My ggm wa
3. Re: [LMK] Naming pattern [1]
Eileen, http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllog/naming.htm Cheers, Peter At 09:17 PM 5/17/04, you wrote: >Would someone please tell me again the old naming pattern for children. I >can't find my copy right now. >Thanks in advance >Eileen Gallagher > > >==== IRL-LIMERICK Mailing List ==== >AUSTRALIA in your family tree???? >Join the Australia-GenWeb mailing list and get history and genealogical >information. >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/AUS/AUSTRALIA-GENWEB.html
4. Re: [LMK] Guinea in Limerick [1]
Mac Lysaght has several different entries for the name and its variants: Guinee, Guiney {O in Kerry and Cork & Mac in Co.Cavan], O'Geane, Geaney [with O {Co.Cork} & Mac {south Ulster}. He gives the origin as the Gaelic word 'Geibheannach' [pr. gayven-uck] meaning Fettered. Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies to the List only - Please! **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "elshie" To: Sent: Tuesday May 11, 2004 12:05 AM
5. Re: [LMK] Immigration [1]
Yes I would like an answer too. Have information that money was sent to Ireland for relatives to buy tickets to come over. My ggm was supposedly a sponsor for many, and that she travelled back and forth to Ireland. Did the sponsor also have to travel there to bring them here? Eileen Gallagher ----- Original Message ----- From: "JAMES CLARKSON" To: Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2004 9:18 AM Subject: Re: [LMK] Immigration > You mention something that I lost tr
6. Unsubb. [1]
Dear Limerick List: Please unsubb me, away for awhile. Thanks, John
7. Help Patrick John FINN [1]
Hi there , My gggrandfather was Patrick John Finn b.approx1820 Bruff Limerick. On his marriage certificate 1854 in Western Australia to Margaret Devine he states his father as Michael. Patrick was sent to Australia as a convict. Does anyone have any ideas how I may find Patrick or his relatives? Thanks. Regards Faye fayelucas@yahoo.com
8. Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V04 #97 [1]
Hello list, I was mildly surprised to see an O'Hare enquiry on the Limerick list. Limerick isn't exactly known as O'Hare country. Griffith's Valuation, < www.ireland. com/ancestor>, the genealogical site of the Irish Times newspaper, shows that there were 571 O'Hare households in Ireland in mid-19th century. The counties with the most O'Hares were Down 312, Armagh 120, and Louth 69. There were no O'Hares listed in Limerick. My O'Hares came from Ballymascanlan in Louth and emigrated to Buffalo, N
9. Re: [LMK] Old Limerick Families/Finnins [1]
A small correction: Where it reads "... and in St.Michael's parish" substitute St.John's parish. BTW., MacLysaght does not give Fennell as a variant of Finan/Finnin/Finnan - he lists it as separate and distinct name with origins in Co.Clare.. Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies to the List only - Please! **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Padraig Msr S Gealagain" To: Sent: Monday May 03, 2004 2:43 PM Subject:
10. Re: [LMK] Culhane Surname in New York [1]
Elizabeth, The Michael Culhane who is in our line did work for Kodac as a forman. He was born in Canada and immigrated to the U.S. in 1893, not sure if he went directly to Rochester or not. We are not doing research on the Culhane line, however, since it was his wife's line that we are researching. -- Annette & Virginia Garner Researching: Dubuc/Dubuque, Fitzpatrick, Garner, Kemp, Kirby, Marie, Nealon, Rose, Roy/LeRoy, Toner, Weston, Zisler http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~tdgarner
11. GUINANE FAMILY of CO LIMERICK [1]
May 22. 1917 obituary of BRIDGET GUINANE McEVOY (my gr-gr-grandfather JOHN GUINANE's sister): The deceased was born in Co. Limerick, Ireland, 87 years ago and she came to America while yet a child. She spent a number of years in Chicago, and later came west with the Father Tracy colony, locating in 1856 near Dakota City. She remained with the pioneers there several years and then came to Omaha. She was united in mariage to JAMES McEVOY in Omaha in May, 1864, by Bishop O'Gorman....The deceased was the last
12. need help with Lim. City area [1]
Hi List, I have a bit of a puzzle I would like to put to you all. If anyone recognizes these places in Limerick City, could you give some info on them. on 3 birth certificates: Bridget O'Callaghan's address is Ballinacurra Lizzie O'Callaghan's address is Spelassys Square Michael O'Callaghan's address is Spelacys Square, Calooney St. and his father's address is listed as Castleconnell All fathers are listed as William, occupation-waiter. All the mothers are formerly VAUGHAN, but different first name
13. Re: [LMK] GRO and Credit Card [1]
Pat~ Sorry to interrupt but I print out the form and put my credit card no. on it. The turnaround is about 4 weeks. The card is charged per the exchange rate of that particular day, lately about $14. per certificate. I NEVER put my credit cards account number online. Just don't trust that method, old fashioned. Also use a CC which has a small limit so can't get used for large amounts if stolen/used. We maintain an account at the Bank of Ireland and have for several years. We have a las
14. Re: [LMK] Crime scene photos [1]
About the crime scene photos...was the crime committed in Ireland or the US? I have access to historical US newspapers & there could be a picture. Carole
15. Re: [LMK] help with addresses for bed and breakfast for Glin [1]
Go to www.irishbandbguide.com . Have a great trip.
16. Immigration [1]
Hi Barb, On item #18 on the Ellis Island Ship Manifest list it states, "Whether going to join a relative or friend-if so name and address." This information was obtained from the immigrant and recorded. I believe that the immigrant had to have a sponsor to be accepted. Patrick
17. Re: Enright's of Glin [1]
Hi Rita Stonehall was the old name. It was later changed to Kilcornan. Dr Chris O'Mahoney told me that if my ancestors were in Kilcornan there was a strong chance that they worked for Aubrey de Vere, as Curraghchase was in that Parish. My g grandfather gave his birthplace as Curragh, which took some untangling. My BRIDGMANs and DWYERs came from there, and I believe they are linked to the Askeaton BRIDGMANs but have been unable to prove it. The name Peter keeps recurring and that was my Grandfather's name.
18. Re: [LMK] need help with Lim. City area [1]
Ballinacurra is the name of a townland within the municipal boundaries of the city ; it is at the southern end of the city. Spellacy Square had the reputation of being the smallest square in the city. It is quite near Collooney Street ( now Wolfetone St.). Both are near the present army barracks, not far from the northern extremity of Ballinacurra. The village of Castleconnell is a few miles north of the city adjacent to the river Shannon. Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies
19. Re: [LMK] Limerick Records [1]
Thanks for your help Now how can I find out the address of the Immaculate Conception and the parish priest Also what is the protocol for asking for this information - do you send money as a donation? Regards Colin Simmons --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? SBC Yahoo! - Internet access at a great low price.
20. Re: [LMK] Immigration [1]
You mention something that I lost track of concerning U.S. immigration procedure. It could be of considerable help if true and there is a researchable info base. I refer to a requirement for immigrants to the U.S. to have a sponsor. When did that become effective? I'm sure that many of us have been curious what brought our ancestors from Ireland to specific areas in the U.S. I would appreciate any help. Thank you. Jim Clarkson
21. Re: [LMK] Need help with birth record/ Donaghmore/Knockea R.C., parish [1]
Sorry, Eileen, the detail is: Oliver Plunkett, P.P. Phone: 061-313898 Mobile: 087-6593176 Email: oliverplunkett@eircom.net The Parochial House, Donaghmore, Co. Limerick. Donaghmore / Knockea. (1969) Is Mise Phadraig [ An t'Sean-Gabhar ;-) ] **** Replies to the List only - Please! **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "eileen sarajak" To: Sent: Thursday May 20, 2004 9:28 PM Subject: [LMK] Need help with birth record > Went onto the Lim
22. Enright Of Glin/Shanagolden [1]
Hi all, My Cathy Enright married my great, great grandfather Michael Reddin in Moig, Shanagolden, County Limerick November 18, 1839. They had 10 children, born from 1842 - 1864. Names of, John (my great granfather, married Kate Hishon), Bridget (married Cornelius Corbett), Mariam, Patrick, Margaret, Daniel, Deborah, Helen & Cath. These records were taken by me from Shanagolden church Parish book, June 2002. I have found that all the later Reddin/Redden family records were all listed in the Shanagolden
23. County Limerick surnames [1]
I have updated the County Limerick surname registries on my website with another 70 names. Please check your entry for accuracy. If you need to change your entry, due to mistakes, new data/email address, please submit a new form which are found on the bottom of all the registry pages. I update the pages on a monthly basis, so if you submit a form, it will be updated in June. You can view the registries by going to the URL below my name. At the top of my home page, under Ireland, click on County
24. GRO [1]
Dear Pat I wrote snail mail which is a 3 day airmail from UK enclosing 'full' references and Credit card details...the turnaround some are saying 4 weeks.!!..I have never got them under 7 weeks This is the longest wait..all credit cards in UK carry a #1.50 surcharge per transaction by Visa, that is why I ordered 14 at once . I have ordered them for several members and others over 120 certificates in 3 years...I always give them email and phone numbers..but this time the strike was overwhelmed and m
25. Re: [LMK] Old Limerick Families [1]
I have the tree of John Dalton who married Ann Horan..........They settled in Pennsylvania.
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