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1. [MON] Livingstone - The Monaghan Story [1]
Does anyone have the Monaghan Story? It is quite expensive on the used market, and my local library cannot seem to locate an appropriate participating interlibrary loan library that has it either. I would buy it if it contains the information for which I am looking. I want to know two (perhaps three) things: 1. Is the family Doonan mentioned? 2. In The Fermanagh Story, there is a list of erenaghs together with their churches; does the Monaghan Story have a similar list? If so, who is listed for a
2. [MON] Parish of Clontibret1770-1800 [1]
From: PArish of Clontibret Co. Monaghan, Record of Vicards and Churchwardens from 1662-1924" published at Newry by Standrard Printing Works 1925 Sharing a few pages of this with you; 1770- Wildman SWANZY and Thomas LOGAN 1771-Samuel REED and John IRWIN 1772- Barnadas BRENNAN and Robert BOYD 1773- James SHORT and John NIBLOCK 1774-Alexander MONTGOMERY and Charles DUFFY 1775-Robert WRIGHT and James McKNIGHT 1776-Thomas HAIRE and Hugh NEISBETT 1777-William BOYD and Henry WHITCRAFT 1778- John BOYD and WILLIAM
3. Re: [MON] RE: Livingstone - The Monaghan Story [1]
Pat: Thanks. Hmmm, I do not know how common the name Traynor is, but it seems appropriate that a Traynor would tell me that Traynors were erenagh of Donagh in Monaghan. Do you know more about this? I will have to get a copy of this book, though it is very hard to get here in the US. >> I have the erenach list from the Fermanagh Story that lists Doonan as >> erenach of Donagh. Thank you, yes, I have this. Essentially I am trying to show that a atatement made in the 1850's by a normally reliable source
4. [MON] Willoughby/Ramsey/Armstrong [1]
I am researching a group of Willoughby siblings who moved together from Ireland to Upper Canada aka Ontario about 1827. My ancestors were John Willoughby (1793-1874) and his wife, Isabella Ramsey (1795-1852). John's married sister, Eliza Mary Armstrong (1788-1854) and at least two brothers, Ralph Willoughby (1783-1852) and Henry (1797-1881) settled in Tecumseth Twp., Simcoe Co., Upper Canada/Ontario. John moved his family a few miles to West Gwillimbury Twp., Simcoe Co. John's gravestone states th
5. Re: [MON] RE: Livingstone - The Monaghan Story [1]
Dove wrote: > What is "erenagh" ? > Colleen . The Oxford Companion to Irish History abbreviates the definition of the term erenagh as follows: Erenach: (Old Irish airchinnech, head of an ecclesiastical settlement), and office distinguishing the later medieval church among the Gaelic Irish from the system obtaining among the English colonists. There erenach, a lay guardian of a parish church, was nominated by the Bishop as headman of the family which had hereditary tenure of that churchs lands. Th
6. Re: [MON] erenach and such other spellings that may apply! [1]
>> Erenach (Erinach, etc.) was a church laborer/tenant farmer or so I have been told Irish: airchinneach, superior: In the usage of the early Irish church the word airchinneach, superior, denoted an abbot or sometimes the administrator of monastic lands. The erenaghy of the medieval Irish [p. 339] church was in essence stewardship of church lands and fullfillment of the duties that went with it. In this respect there was a close similarity of function between the erenagh and coarb, though this latt
7. [MON] Re: IRL-MONAGHAN-I'm new [1]
Hello group, I am new, so please ignore my ignorance. I have tried to eserarch past messages, but am still in the dark. The family surnames I am trying to get info. on are Presley and Smyths or Smythes. These folks were in Ireland in this area I believe circa 1850's-70's and emigrated to America. some Smyths did return to the area. I'd like to know of some resources in which I might find historical info. about Monaghan--i.e. history of its people, politics, religion, daily life etc. in this s
8. Re: [MON] More on Ereanchs [1]
Sorry to belabor the point, but the following comes to hand and it is instructive: Erenach: (Old Irish airchinnech, head of an ecclesiastical settlement), and office distinguishing the later medieval church among the Gaelic Irish from the system obtaining among the English colonists. There erenach, a lay guardian of a parish church, was nominated by the Bishop as headman of the family which had hereditary tenure of that churchs lands. There emergence of the airchinnech in the 9th-century annals and it
9. [MON] RE: Location [1]
Could anoone tell me just where Sterrymore or Drumcrib are in Co Monaghan. And which C of I would they attended in the late 1800's.? Thanks Rose Cranston Dcran41266@attbi.com I search the surname Cranston
10. [MON] unsubscribing problems............... [1]
I have tried to unsub scribe from this list several times. All I get back is a message telling me I am not on the list. If I am not on the list then why in the world am I receiving this in digest form? I don't know what the problem is, but would someone please fix it and once and for all take me off the mailing list? Pat Dailey daileypat@htomail.com _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page
11. [MON] NEW McMahon/Browne in Clones Monaghan 1790-1840's [1]
Dear List, Anyone researching Church of Ireland McMahon's in Monaghan? Browne's in Monaghan...clones area I recently found as an extracted christening record, Mary Browne christened March 19th, 1826, Clones Monaghan. Daughter of John Browne and Isabella McMahon. Our Mary Browne was born, by various Canadian Census records March 17, 1824-1828. Her father was John Browne and she was somehow related to the McMahon's. So this looks very good. I am researching Browne and McMahon. I had only concentrated o
12. [MON] erenach and such other spellings that may apply! [1]
Pray tell why should the original submitter be expected to spell any better than the priests of the era in question-heh? Erenach (Erinach, etc.) was a church laborer/tenant farmer or so I have been told. Sincerely, Bill Golden; Desperately Seeking McCabe & Gunn in Monaghan, Cavan & possibly Fermanagh _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: advanced junk mail protection and 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
13. Re: [MON] unsubscribing problems............... [1]
If you are subscribed in digest mode you must use the digest unsubscribe address. See http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-MONAGHAN.html At 08:00 AM 6/12/03 -0600, you wrote: >From: "Pat Dailey" >To: IRL-MONAGHAN-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [MON] unsubscribing problems............... > >I have tried to unsub scribe from this list several times. All I get back >is a message telling me I am not on the list. > >If I am not on the list then why in the world am I receiving this
14. [MON] Closing Monaghan Story by Livingstone [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------2A881869B2E06494049CD893 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Thanks to all for replies on Livingstone's Monaghan Story. Clearly the information I am seeking is at least referenced; I need to get this volume and follow Livingstone's bibliography. For those who might also be interested in a source for this book (in the US it is hard to get) - I inquired of Clogher Historical Society as to whether they sell co
15. [MON] RE: Livingstone - The Monaghan Story [1]
> Shane Anderson wrote............. > >Does anyone have the Monaghan Story? It is quite expensive on the used >market, and my local library cannot seem to locate an appropriate >participating interlibrary loan library that has it either. I would buy >it if it contains the information for which I am looking. > >I want to know two (perhaps three) things: > >1. Is the family Doonan mentioned? Not listed in index of names. >2. In The Fermanagh Story, there is a list of erenag
16. [MON] Éireannach is the Gaelic word for " Irish" [1]
it was spelled erenach in your prior posting.
17. Re: [MON] Anderson/Short connection [1]
>> Does anyone have a current phone book or knowledge of these people in >> Drumneil? There is and Anderson listed as: Anderson, Robt John in Drum, Monaghan. You should have your own phone book(s), no? For Monaghan the best site I have found is: http://mmm.eircom.ie/phonebook?clickIdAction=addClickID_header&clickIdTo=http://mmm.eircom.ie/phonebook For Northern Ireland I have been using: http://www.bt.com/at_home.jsp You will have to register, no big deal. The search here will require a surnname and
18. [MON] GEOGHEGAN [1]
ONE NAME STUDY for the Geoghegans I would be glad to hear of any at all in Co Monaghan... Desperation has set in josi --------------------------------- Take a peek at my newsletters at: www.btinternet.com/~finty/ ---------------------------------
19. Re: [MON] RE: Livingstone - The Monaghan Story [1]
What is "erenagh" ? Colleen
20. [MON] RE: Location [1]
Sent again. Had wrong date on email. Dcran41266@attbi.com wrote..................... >Could anoone tell me just where Sterrymore or Drumcrib are in Co Monaghan. >And which C of I would they attended in the late 1800's.? > >Thanks, Rose Cranston You have the spellings wrong; SKERRYMORE is 213 acres and is in the Muckno parish (Civil or Catholic?) of Cremorne barony, around Ballybay and Castleblayney area. DRUMACRIB is 237 acres and in same parish.
21. [MON] Robert Montgomery [1]
I have traced my family back to Bartholomew Montgomery who was born in Monaghan in 1821 - his parents are listed as Robert & Mary Ann. I know that Robert was born circa 1770 and that he was a surgeon with the Monaghan Militia and that Bartholomew and 3 older sisters were born in Monaghan. I have not traced the marriage yet (but I do know that Robert died in 1822) but the militia moved around Ireland so the marriage could have taken place elsewhere in Ireland. Does anyone on the list have any information t
22. [MON] Anderson/Short connection [1]
Several researchers and myself have been researching the protestant Short/Shortt family of County Monaghan. For a review of our research go to: http://publish.uwo.ca/~bgordon/ Recently we have connected with another person with some information in a letter, undated but thought to be around the mid 1900s, that a Nancy Short of Drumneil, County Monaghan married an Edward Anderson. When this marriage took place is unknown but thought to be about 1900. The letter, from a person who lived in Drumneil, sugg
23. [MON] Moore / Kettyle / Clones [1]
Hello everyone, I am new to this mailing list and so you will have to excuse my lack of knowledge, I have recently received back from Dublin birth details of my husbands grandmother Margaret Anne Moore. It shows she was born in July 1899 at what looks like Canal Stores or could be Canal House Clone. Her father was Hugh Moore and her mother Sarah Kettyle ?. Is there anyone out there who can tell me if canal stores or house Clones exists and its history. Also is there any census records for about this ti
24. Re: [IRL-MONAGHAN] IRL-MONAGHAN Digest, Vol 3, Issue 124 [1]
Julie, the first thing you should do is order the LDS film for Inishkeen RC parish, 0926053. Peter and Eileen's marriage would probably not be there, as marriages are included only for 1839-1850 and they probably married 1865-1870. However, baptisms are listed for 1837-1880, so the children should all be there. (Baptismal dates may occur before birth dates if there was a delay in registering births, as there often was, and ages in the 1901 census are pretty unreliable.) You could also look for the c
25. Re: [IRL-MONAGHAN] IRL-MONAGHAN Digest, Vol 3, Issue 132 [1]
From: irl-monaghan-request@rootsweb.comSubject: IRL-MONAGHAN Digest, Vol 3, Issue 132To: irl-monaghan@rootsweb.comDate: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 01:00:33 -0700 Dear All I would like to assist with the transcriptions. So can somebody tell me how to participate, from England? Regards Kathy Hagan--Forwarded Message Attachment--From: DLCulhane@cs.comTo: IRL-CAVAN@rootsweb.com; IRL-MONAGHAN@rootsweb.comDate: Mon, 15 Dec 2008 17:07:00 -0500Subject: [IRL-MONAGHAN] Transcribing CensusesOne of my New Year's resolutio
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