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1. [LIMERICK] Shanagolden [1]
Hi My O'SHAUGHNESSYS were born in Shanagolden. William (my ggf) b c1803 md Bridget McMAHON 3 sons born in Limerick, John 1834, Michael 1837, & James 1839, the 2nd & 3rd were bapt in Croagh parish, (maybe this was Bridget's home Parish?) The family emigr c1841 Toronto then Barrie Ont. William's siblings who also emigrated: Joseph b c1793 (md Mary Owens) emigr c1834 Albany NY then Barrie Michael (md Catherine Miller) emigr c1841 Toronto then Barrie Thomas & Edward went to Milwaukee Catherine md Patrick Smith
2. [LIMERICK] Re: CURTIN [1]
In a message dated 17/11/01 5:54:27 AM AUS Eastern Daylight Time, IRL-LIMERICK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes The sender was JFlynn@oag.com > > Padraig > > I have been following your various email replies to questions from the list > and would like to add one of my own. My family is named CURTIN and comes > from Templeglantine in Limerick. This is just north of Abbeyfeale. I still > have family that works a small dairy farm there. I am interested in > obtaining data about the area especially from t
3. RE: Re: [LIMERICK] O Grady/Grady/Hallinan/Hanley [1]
What people must understand is some messages that contain virsus were not sent by the person listed. The creeps that sent out the virsus will attach a real name and address then send a letter with a virsus. It is just not a good idea to open attachments. This is most important if you do not have a virsus protection. You might think you know the person but you must be very careful with all attachments. -----Original Message----- From: Don Kelly [mailto:donkelly@grovenet.net] Sent: Sunday, November 25, 2
4. Re: [LIMERICK] McMahon and Joyce [1]
Here is a brief biography of Michael Joyce, M.P. Squarerigger, Pilot, Harbour Commissioner, Mayor of Limerick, President of the U.K. Pilots' Association, and a founder and first chairman of Garryowen Rugby Football Club. Wow!, a busy guy, indeed. "He was the most remarkable of the Shannon Pilots. He became involved in politics when he was elected to the Limerick Corporation in 1899. He was elected M.P., for Limerick in 1900, and retained his seat for 18 years. He nautical expertise was so greatly apprec
5. [LIMERICK] Shanagolden [1]
Hello. I'm also searching Shanagolden and Glin for O'Connor, Madigan and Culhane. Best wishes. Bob.
6. Re: [LIMERICK] Hennessy/Shanagolden [1]
In my Nash research a Michael Hennessey joins Michael Nash on a boat trip on a convict ship to Tasmania. They attacked the Steward to Lord Monteagle in 1849. Dawn
7. Re: [LIMERICK] -D Digest V01 #298 and Sheehy/Buckley, Ardagh [1]
As I don't subscribe to the Digest, I can not relate to the email in V01 #298, nor did you provide a quotation from it. Anyway, there are no memorials to the Buckley name in Ardagh Catholic graveyard, but there are two headstones (different plots) inscribed: "In loving memory of John M. Sheehy (Glenastar) who died 11th April 1925, aged 58 years. And also his daughter Katie Sheehy, who died 11 June, 1936, aged 33. R.I.P. Erected by his wife and family " (Note to above - one can check the Civil Birth Regis
8. [LIMERICK] An additonal comment on West Limerick Families Abroad [1]
I have been deluged with requests for lookups, so it may take a while to get a response. I just realized, however, that one important section for US researchers is an appendix that is NOT indexed. It is a portion of a list of advertisements to the Boston Pilot requesting information on "missing friends". Since it isn't indexed, I am unable to check it. However, the total list can be found in 7 volumes "The Search for Missing Friends: Irish immigrant advertisements placed in the Bost Pilot", ed.
9. RE: [LIMERICK] Robbery [1]
Padraig I have been following your various email replies to questions from the list and would like to add one of my own. My family is named CURTIN and comes from Templeglantine in Limerick. This is just north of Abbeyfeale. I still have family that works a small dairy farm there. I am interested in obtaining data about the area especially from the Famine era. Can you suggest sources? Thx/John -----Original Message----- From: Padraig O Gealagain [mailto:paddyogealagain@sprint.ca] Sent: Thursda
10. Re: [LIMERICK] TESTING ONLY [1]
Probably has to do with me changing the utilities so messages will go to the list and not the sender. I sent a notice to the list that this was being done as a result to the vote, but didn't see it post. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA, listowner http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
11. [LIMERICK] BARRY/POTTER/SCOTT/MURRAY [1]
For Joanne & The List HENRY POTTER (Shoemaker) & CATHERINE BARRY dau. ELLEN POTTER born abt 1804 (native of Caherconlish Limerick) married PATRICK SCOTT (Carpenter) son of (native of Caherconlish Limerick) RICHARD SCOTT (Farmer) & MARY MURRAY Ellen & Patrick SCOTT came to Australia on the "Fairlie" which sailed from Cork on the 17 July 1841 arriving in Sydney 5th Nov. 1841. 111 days on board the ship. They had their 6 children with them. Richard 1822, Catherine 1824, Ellen 1826, Mary Ann 1827, Marg
12. [LIMERICK] BARRY (Joanne & List) [1]
When in Ireland and Caherconlish recently my daughter also took a photograph of the following tombstone: R.C. Churchyard Caherconlish Limerick In loving memory of JAMES BARRY Knockatanna Caherconlish died 6 April 1979 His beloved wife THERESA died May 7 1980 RIP Would any local person know Knockatanna. Pam in Sydney
13. [LIMERICK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #305 [1]
This time, the subject line above is correct. In that digest, we had a letter and a thread that went back and quoted from NINE previous letters. I think that is a new rootsweb record !! My scrolling-wheel nearly caught fire from spinning so fast and for so long. For me, at least, 'twould be nicer if the postings concentrated more on the recent thread history. (I know, I sound like a retired school principal - but I'm only a retired engineer. Just the facts, ma'am.) Pete Schermerhorn, in the glo
14. [LIMERICK] Cappamore parish tithe [1]
Since I have the tithe lists on line, I will no longer do lookups so if you wrote to me today, please check the website. What you find there is the only info I had. By the way, the tithes did not mention wives and children. It was not a census. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
15. [LIMERICK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #310 [1]
Anne; Do you know where your SHANAHAN's came from in Ireland??? BOB BUCKLEY
16. [LIMERICK] !! Connaught Journal; May 28, 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, May 28, 1823 PROVINCIAL NEWS (From the Limerick Chronicle) On Monday last, at the hour of ten o'clock in the morning, the dwelling-house of Robert HARDING, Esq. of *erawalin, in this county, was assailed and broken into by a band of ruffians, some of whom had their faces disguised; they dashed thro' the windows on the ground floor, forcing in the sashes, and then rushed upstairs, forcing the females of the house before them. On the landing of the stairs
17. Re: [LIMERICK] Fw: [AUS-IRISH] Blair-Moor Family [1]
Mine are from Victoria Australia. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: "tom dooley" To: Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 8:30 AM Subject: RE: [LIMERICK] Fw: [AUS-IRISH] Blair-Moor Family > I have some information on shanahan. Mostly from the Philadelphia area. > > -----Original Message----- > From: TEXGENIE@aol.com [mailto:TEXGENIE@aol.com] > Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 5:13 PM > To: IRL-LIMERICK-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [LIMERICK] Fw: [AUS-IR
18. Re: [LIMERICK] Limerick Militia [1]
Brian wrote: > > I have an interest in the Limerick Militia but didn't know they > were ever deployed outside of Ireland. Could you please provide > me with your reference source? I have done no military research myself, so am unaware of a published source as to where the Limerick Militia were stationed at various times. Afraid I was too brash with the "I know they were in Hampshire, England in 1812-1814". In fact I have only inferred some companies must have been in the Portsmouth area then from various r
19. Re: [LIMERICK] Shanagolden people [1]
None in the graveyard of the same name. No personal replies - reply to LIST only, please. Thank you. Padraig+ ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2001 9:07 AM Subject: Re: [LIMERICK] Shanagolden people > Any LYONS in Ardagh? 1800-1900s? > Steven
20. [LIMERICK] GEOGHEGAN //GAYGAN [1]
Be glad to hear from anyone searching in Galway for the Geoghegans..happy to give GRO indexes from my One Name Study for this name and its variants only jo Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ Subscribe to the Geoghegan mailing list at: GEOGHEGAN-l-request@rootsweb.com -----------------------------------
21. Re: [LIMERICK] Lowes - Palatine Families [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: "Padraig O Gealagain" To: Sent: Wednesday, 7 November 2001 8:04 Subject: [LIMERICK] Lowes - Palatine Families > I have the full list of Palatine families who settled on > Lord Southwell's estate, including the names of places > that > later attracted them when they became settled, or as their > original children went to when they married. > > The first Lowe (or its Irish variants of MacLughada, > Lous, > Lo
22. Re: [LIMERICK] Pete's email [1]
I agree. If you must quote an email, just copy and paste the part you are quoting. Your email will get read by more people. One thing that really bugs me is when someone quotes the whole digest...I am an almost retired school counselor. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
23. [LIMERICK] More help needed [1]
Goodday all A big thank you to Padraig for his help,however the answers given (as appreciated as there are) are only part of the questions asked! As with most who are trying to find out more about their "roots" we need to record information in a provable way,by this I mean ---where did the source of these answers come from? Thanks & "All the best Larry Healey Campbellford,Ontario The Sherwood's arrived in the early 17th. century from England.
24. Re: [LIMERICK] The Grange [1]
on 11/18/01 7:19 PM, Padraig O Gealagain at paddyogealagain@sprint.ca wrote: > Well, I don't what's happening with my Outlook Express, but > I posted an answer on the Grange House that built by > Standish O Grady, and as yet it has not arrived in my > Inbox, neither does it appear in my "Sent Box' - but that > doesn't concern me, too much, as I as a rule delete my sent > items. > In my posting, I raised a couple of points hoping, that > Nick Reddan might clarify the confusion , I saw. - has > anyone seen
25. [LIMERICK] Re: IRL-LIMERICK-D Digest V01 #290 [1]
Go raibh mmle maith agat, A Phadraig . Jeannette
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