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1. Re: [LMK] Obtaining Records from Ireland [1]
Is there any way of obtaining records since the LHS is closed? > The Limerick Heritage Center has been closed due to loss of funding. > > Joyce > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 9:58 AM > Subject: [LMK] Obtaining Records from Ireland > > > > Marie > > I also have O'Brien's from Ballingarry, county Limerick. > > Can you elaborate on your family. > > I found some luck with the local church. They answered one tim
2. Unsubscribe? [1]
How do I unsubscribe? My husband died two weeks ago and I'm trying to clear the computer of messages I have no interest in. Please take me off the list or send me a note telling me how to do it. Many thanks, Mary Claire Van der Horst (wife of William Quinlivan)
3. looking for horgan info [1]
Have posted several years ago but still stuck on finding further info on John William Horgan, "native to Limerick", according to his RIC records. He was a member of the RIC from 1865-1889. He was born about 1846. Don`t know where. Father named as George (Maxwell??) Horgan, farmer, on Johns marriage certificate. John married Margaret Coveney from Tracton area of Cork in 1876. They had four children, John Coveney Horgan, Father Patrick Horgan, Margaret Horgan and Dr. Michael Horgan. looking for any other
4. Re: Castletowns in Co Limerick [1]
In a message dated 10/15/2005 8:00:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time, IRL-LIMERICK-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > Could someone on the list please tell me where the Meehan family lived. > William O'Sullivan Meehan's tombstone says he was born in Castletown County > Limerick in 1828. Parents were John Meehan and Ellen O'Sullivan. > I have heard that there are two Castletown's; Castletown Corners and > Castletown Waller, is this right? Check out Lewis Topographical Dictionary 1837 Parish of Doon in Eas
5. Gleeson [1]
Michelle, I Am very interested in your MARGARET GLEESON. Do you know of any of her other family members. My gggrandmother was JOHANNA GLEESON from Limerick came to the US(alone) in 1850 and I have not been able to connect her to anyone. She was born abt 1836 and married(McCormack) in 1856 in Canada. Thanks for anything you might have. Jane
6. Re: Castletowns in Co Limerick [1]
John at teamirl@yahoo.com writes: << Check out Lewis Topographical Dictionary 1837 Parish of Doon in East Limerick This old Parish of Castletown to the south of Doon Village had an old Church with a burial ground alongside it. >> John, I'll have to confess that, once I found the Castletown townlands, I stopped looking any further. I guess civil parishes would have been next on my list. I'm not sure if your location is the answer (just because there is no village or townland of Castletown, only a
7. Obtaining Records from Ireland [1]
I am wondering where I should write for records for my O'Brien and Buckley families They lived near Ballingary, County Limerick -- Do I write to the church in that parish? or is there a central depository of records that would be better? Marie O'Brien Schertz Minnesota USA
8. Re: [LMK] Meehan's - Castletown [1]
Sorry, I don't have the ordnance maps for the areas, but if our cartographer, Pete, reads this, you'll get an accurate answer. Padraig Msr An Sean Ghabair ***** Replies to the LIST ONLY - Thanks ***** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marie" To: Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 12:13 PM Subject: Re: [LMK] Meehan's > How far apart would the two Castletown's be? Are there ruins of an old > Catholic Church in Castletown Conyers wi
9. Re: [LMK] Unsubscribe? [1]
Bill and I had shared family information about the Quinlivans on many an occasion - I am really sorry to hear of his passing. My condolences to you and family. To unsubscribe, just send a blank email, except for the word unsubscribe in the Subject and the body of the email to IRL-LIMERICK-L-request@rootsweb.com If he was receiving the Digest mode, then substitute the -L after Limerick with a -D. Again, my regrets on hearing the sad news. Padraig Msr An Sean Ghabair ----- Original Message ----- From: "
10. John McKeough Cemetery Records [1]
The cemetery records for St. Laurence Cemetery in Limerick are available through the LDS catalog. The film number for the 1896 - 1935 Cemetery Register is 1419440. You can order it at your local LDS Family History Center. St. Laurence is the main cemetery in Limerick and has records back to 1855. You might find John McKeough's burial listed there. Patricia Concannon
11. RE: [LMK] Research Help Please [1]
Hi Peter re Kearney surname I'm researching Ellen Kearney (Helen on marr cert) who marr John O'Shea Ballingarry/Granagh 19 Feb. 1828. There are 2 churches in Ballingarry. registrar does not say which church it took place in. The Witnesses were Richard Kearney and Helen Fitzmaurice. Their siblings Bridget b1839 Thomas b1844 and my G Grnadfatoher John b1846-7 No other children found in between 1828-1839. All these three came to Victoria Australia c1854. John b1847 marr Mary Ann Ambrose 10 Feb 1877 Wangaratta
12. Re: [LMK] HOGAN/GRADY [1]
I have an Ellen Anne O'Connor, born 1835,from Knockainey, who had a sister, Mary Catherine, who married a Hogan......... Cathy ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Sunday, October 23, 2005 9:25 AM Subject: [LMK] HOGAN/GRADY > Patrick Hogan married Winifred Mary Grady probably in Stockport, Cheshire > County, England. Both were born in Ireland. His parents may have been > Michael > Hogan and Mary Ann Debney (Debuey). He had sisters Bridget and
13. Limerick-Civil parishes [1]
Would anyone on list know FHL films for GREAN- BALLYBROOD or Aglishcormick Civil parishes or have access to Griffiths valuation or Census records searching for Leonards from Ardroe,Ballybrood & Cloverfield townlands Roger Delaney rocky4@bigpond.net.au In Sunny Caves Beach
14. Re: Kilovenoge/Killavinoge. [1]
Robyn at olgeta@bigpond.net.au writes: << Would somebody be able to tell me where this place is in Tipperary? >> Robyn, The townland (and civil parish) of Killavinoge is located in N. Tipperary riding, on the Laois border about 8 miles SSE of Roscrea town. The small townland of Killavenoge is located in Shanrahan civil parish, South Tipp., about 2 and a half miles due north of Ballyporeen town/village. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pete Schermerhorn, in
15. Re: LIMERICK WORKHOUSE EMIGREES (PART 4 OF 4 final) [1]
Hi Padraig and thank you for those files, but have the feeling I've missed something here. How many should we have? Hope I can use them in our Newsletter here in Oz Land? Ta Beryl Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Padraig Msr S Gealagain" To: Sent: Friday, October 07, 2005 1:59 AM Subject: LIMERICK WORKHOUSE EMIGREES (PART 4 OF 4 final)
16. Re: leonard-doran-cloverfield-Ardroe [1]
Roger at rocky4@bigpond.net.au writes: << I have now located Cloverfield in Laois but would like to know if there is a graveyard at Cloverfield or at Ardroe or thereabouts >> Roger, Ummmm......Limerick? I don't believe there's a cemetery in either of those townlands, but there a number of them in that general area. Using a point between the two townlands - actually in the small townland of Caherconreafy, which separates them (not shown on Discovery map) - for measuring distances and direction, her
17. RE: Trehy/Treahy: L Re: [LMK] O'BRIENs in Ballingarry Limerick [1]
Thank you, Jane - yes, Paddy (Patrick Trehy) does have his TREHY website operating at http://www.trehyforum.com/ -(with email at paddy@trehyforum.com) and does a great job of connecting those of us researching this surname. I have provided what I know about my gr-grandmother Alice M. TREAHY to him and he has included it - but had no luck in finding out more about her from the other folks using that online source. However, I don't think he has maintained the list at http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/surname/t
18. Re: [LMK] Re: LIMERICK WORKHOUSE EMIGREES [1]
Aha! Thank you. I have them all then. Best regards Beryl Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Padraig Msr S Gealagain" To: Sent: Sunday, October 09, 2005 2:27 AM Subject: Re: [LMK] Re: LIMERICK WORKHOUSE EMIGREES Beryl, I originally thought that I had only three files. So I posted them as 1 of 3 ; 2 of 3; and 3 of 3. But later found I had a fourth file, which I then (same day) posted as 4 of 4
19. Re: [LMK] Ryans in Cashel-Emly Diocese [1]
Have you contacted theTipperary Family History Research Centre in Tipperary Town (www.tfhr.org), which keeps the RC records of baptism & marriage? Golden Pages has the current phone book listings....the post master often knows the local families (such as whether there are still Ryan-Larrys). The Cappamore Historical Society also might be able to shed some light on your family. They were tremendously helpful to me (Ryan-Droichead family of Dromalty). Good luck! Nancy Peregrine TETLEYaj@aol.com wrote: In a
20. ROLL CALL: CUSHING / KELLY / RUSSELL / QUAID [1]
Looking for information on Eliza KELLY (b ca 1820) mother Elizabeth RUSSELL, father William Kelly. Siblings Ellen Kelly and Mary Kelly (married Patrick QUAID. Williamstown,Dauphin county, Pennsylvania). Advertisement in the Boston Pilot Missing friends from December 1874 states "all from parish RockHill, County Limerick" Eliza married John CUSHING (b ca 1812) and census shows them living in Troy, Rensselaer county, New York from 1850 - 1860. Their first child was born in NY in 1845. I am hoping to loca
21. Re: [LMK] Re: Castletowns in Co Limerick [1]
Marie, I was just replying to John O'Connell's suugestion that the, then, Catholic parish of Castletown near Doon (East Limerick) was a likely source for you to check. And the clue of a graveyard near a Catholic church is, of course, no help at all to you, as most,if not all, townlands has one of each. Btw, if you have a photo of the local church, then someone, such as our resident cartographer, Pete, might be able to indentify the location. See: www.limerickdioceseheritage.org/BallyagranColmanswell.htm
22. LIMERICK WORKHOUSE EMIGREES (PART 2 OF 3) [1]
Name Electoral District Destination Date McMahon Bridget Roxboro America Aug 1854 McMahon John O'Callaghan's Mills America Dec 1857 McNamara Honora Not Indicated Quebec *see note 1852-1853 McNamara Cath. Cloontra New Sth Wales Jan 1853 McNamara Patrick Cloontra New Sth Wales Jan 1853 McNamara John Limerick Quebec May 1853 McNamara Bridget Killeely New York June 1853 McNamara John Killokennedy America Oct 1853 MeNamara Bridget Killeely Melbourne May 1854 McNamara Margt Killeely
23. Bennett [1]
I am researching a family of Bennett from Templemore/Old Town & a couple of other places in Tipperary. This family were Church of Ireland, some were clergy. Would any of the listers know anything of this family or where might I start to find any information about them, is there a library in Templemore? if any probate survives who would hold them? Does Templemore have a local historian? I would like to get hold of one of those little books that they publish which are so useful when researching your family.
24. Lodging ideas [1]
Cindy - I certainly agree with you! When we were first in Ireland, we did the driving thing, staying in a different place virtually every night - only for @10 days - covering Ireland from Galway to Dingle to Kinsale to Dublin and back. It was absolutely draining and I would not recommend it. I guess we thought we would never be back. I'm planning a 2006 trip right now and am keenly interested in what this list is chatting about. The main focus of this new trip will be the Ward ancestral grounds in L
25. Re: Contacting relatives in Limerick [1]
Hi Stacey I found a second cousin in Kilcolman, near Shanagolden, by looking up the old phone books in our State Library and writing to several KENNELLYs in that area. It took 12 months, but one recipient passed the letter on to someone he thought was my relly. He wasn't, but he in turn passed it on to my cousin. Happy ending! Everyone told me I was crazy and not to hold my breath, so you can be lucky. Cheers Beryl Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stace
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