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1. Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
Hello Ken, I hope I'm not thehundreth person to e-mail you re: Immigration and the Palatine Refugees. The link takes you to the correct website but the apparently there is an error in the URL. Is there anyway this can be brought to the attention of the BBC? I'm in Alberta, Canada but am very interested in this as there is hardly any info on the Palatines ti Ireland. I'm interested in the Switzer family..some of whom married Teskeys. Gladys in Alberta ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken McDonald"
2. Re: [IP] Sparling: Marcus, Omar, Alfred, Archibald, Esther, Florence [1]
In a message dated 9/28/02 10:06:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time, daedalus@icarus.gen.nz writes: << http://www.icarus.gen.nz/gen/sparlings/sparling.htm >> Thanks for the link. Why would someone not be listed, just an oversite maybe?
3. Re: [IP] BARKMAN/SHIRE/SHIER/LEGEAR/FITZELL [1]
Di Mitchell wondered if I might know something about Mary A Fitzell, a witness at the wedding of her Grandparents, William Henry Barkman and Margaret Jane Shire Mary Anne Fitzell, from Carhoonakilla, Tarbert (approx 1862 - 01 Jan 1937), married George Teskey, from Newborough (approx 1841 - 03 Feb 1933), on 3 April 1893 at Tarbert Church. The marriage cert states that Mary Anne Fitzell was the daughter of Henry Fitzell, farmer. I failed to record the source from which I have also recorded that Mary Anne's
4. [IP] Marbach, Germany [1]
Janet E. Heck Baton Rouge, LA Re your Marbach, Germany (postal zip 71672) search for Catholic Church records from archives in Freiburg, Germany. Have you ever contacted any of the SKSs at the Irish Palatine (old Germany) lists at & ? ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, v
5. Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
I have raised a query with the BBC website, but as yet have not had a decent response. I will advise if / when it is fixed, or if I have misunderstood something. Comments I have heard from folks who heard the programme suggest that it probably raised no new information. None of the recognised "experts" seem to have been consulted. In the meantime, may I ask if you have checked out the following sources: www.teskey.org , the Irish Palatine Association in Rathkeale, and the books "People Make Places" or "Pa
6. [IP] 1901 UK Census site [1]
Hi, y'all... From Eastman's weekly newsletter here's the latest scoop on the web site for the UK 1901 Census. Shared with you here by permission... Susan ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - 1901 U.K. Census Website Returns After two years of preparation, the British Public Record Office released the 1901 UK census results on its Web site on 2 January 2002. Within minutes, anxious genealogists and others overloaded the site. During its first three hours, more than a million users tried
7. [IP] Merckel/Merkley/Miracle/Maracle [1]
Just wondering if anyone on the IP list knows of this IP family? Marilyn Ann Willette Office Manager & Trip Coordinator Tel: 705-328-1492 Fax: 705-328-2967 http://allpointshorsetransport.com "Serving the equine community, better!"
8. [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
Perhaps, like me, you missed yesterday's UK BBC Radio 4 programme, "The Long View". It discussed the 1709 Palatine immigration into the UK and linked it to more recent immigration issues. You can see information about the programme on the BBC's website at the following address. This shows source material, and should allow you to listen to the programme, although I am having difficulty downloading it. http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/history/longview/longview_20020924.shtml The "expert" on the programme seems
9. [IP] Glazier-Steep [1]
It pleases me to be a member of this great list and to read of the succes many listers have made.Unfortunetly I am one of those who have hit the proverbial brick in Ireland.I have even gone to the extent of hiriing a proffessional.without success. Hans Jurg Glaser was among the list of Hugenots who fled France approx 1865 to refuge in the Lower Palatenate. 1709--Rotterdam to London List--Georg Glaser-wife and two chidren 1709-1712--Glazier name at Southwell Estate 1720-New community at Killeheen--Jurig
10. Re: [IP] Private e-mails [1]
Hello Gladys, No apology necessary...! It's IP family information with a bit of your particular family history. For that reason it was entirely appropriate to post it to our wonderful list, Gladys. Thanks for sharing... Best wishes, Susan IP List Admin. Friday, September 27, 2002, 9:31:41 PM, you wrote: GsS> Good evening, GsS> I would like to apologize to the list for sending letters to the list that should have been send privately. GsS> I hit the wrong button, please forgive. GsS> Regards, Gladys
11. [IP] Re: Glazier-Steep [1]
How pleased I was to see the discussion of the Glazier line. My gg-grandfather John Glazier (said to be born in Dublin, Ire.) married Anne Bovanizer in 1860. I have very little early info on them, other than their first child was born in the US in 1868. As a lifelong resident of Western New York State (US), I have to note these points about geography and the Erie Canal. The Erie (or Barge ) Canal runs from Albany to Buffalo, NY, US. It passes thru Orleans County, NY just north of the city of Albion. M
12. Re: [IP] Re: Glazier-Steep [1]
Chris (Glazier) Mandel Penfield, NY, US Chris, Nice to see how another searcher was aided by the great folks on this list. Re: discussion of the Glazier line, & your comment on your gg-grandmother (of Dublin) Anne Bovanizer, in 1860, have you checked the spelling BOVENIZER? My gr-grandmother was a BOVENIZER who married a MCELLIGOTT, both were of Co. Kerry. Walt God Bless, Walt & Joan McElligott P.O. Box 452 Beecher, IL 60401-0452 _____________________________________________
13. Re: [IP] Sparling: Marcus, Omar, Alfred, Archibald, Esther, Florence [1]
No Marcus Sparling indexed in "Over the Hills and Far Away: Tracing the Sparlings". [See http://www.icarus.gen.nz/gen/sparlings/sparling.htm ] Cheers... /Mike At 06:53 p.m. 28/09/2002 -0400, you wrote: >Marcus Sparling married Catherine Connolly in Athlone, Roscommon, Ireland >1849. Their sons, Omar b. 1855, and Alfred b. 1854 were born in London, >England. I don't know if they had other children. > >Omar married Mary Veronica Lynch and was living in New York City in 1900. I >don't know when he emigr
14. Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
Hi Gladys I managed to access the site ok but then I'm in the UK so maybe that makes a difference. I'm originally an 'Alberta Switzer' but don't recognise your name. Are you a Switzer who happened to end up in Alberta or are we related? Have you posted your Switzers on the IP list or the Switzer list? Terry Jackson in Oxfordshire Researching: Lancs: SMITH, HATTON, FISHER,HAYES, JACKSON, GOLDSMITH, MCDONNELL Ches. MCDONNELL, HOOLEY, GARNER, HUDSON, Staffs: GARNER Surrey: WILKINSON, PUNTER, PARROTT, BINF
15. [IP] Thomas Switzer ~ Macclesfield, Ches. [1]
Hello fellow Switzer researchers My 2nd cousin on another branch who is also into family history has found today the following which although I can't claim him one of you may be able to: In 1855 Slater's directory for Macclesfield for someone on the mailing list, and there was a tailor called Thomas SWITZER living in Derby Street. Hope that helps someone. Terry Jackson in Oxfordshire Researching: Lancs: SMITH, HATTON, FISHER,HAYES, JACKSON, GOLDSMITH, MCDONNELL Ches. MCDONNELL, HOOLEY, GARNER, HUDSON, St
16. Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
I certainly agree with Brenda. As a result of the post by Gladys I think she and I MIGHT have a SWITZER connection. No need for apologies! Regards, Judy McIntyre Brenda Williams wrote: > > To Gladys and Terry, > No apology required - I personally enjoyed the interchange, > and looked closely to see if any of my ancestry might fit. > I am sure others feel the same way. > Regards, > Brenda (Ruttle) Williams >
17. [IP] Private e-mails [1]
Good evening, I would like to apologize to the list for sending letters to the list that should have been send privately. I hit the wrong button, please forgive. Regards, Gladys
18. [IP] Sparling: Marcus, Omar, Alfred, Archibald, Esther, Florence [1]
Marcus Sparling married Catherine Connolly in Athlone, Roscommon, Ireland 1849. Their sons, Omar b. 1855, and Alfred b. 1854 were born in London, England. I don't know if they had other children. Omar married Mary Veronica Lynch and was living in New York City in 1900. I don't know when he emigrated to the states or whether any other members of his family came over. Omar and Mary had three children while living in New Rochelle NY, late 1890's: Florence, Esther, and Archibald. I have no other info
19. Re: [IP] Merckel/Merkley/Miracle/Maracle [1]
They have been well researched & a genealogical book published, but it was sold out before I knew about it. Many settled in Dundas Co. My g.g.grandfather was one of them. NJM ----- Original Message ----- From: "Marilyn Willette" To: Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 5:56 PM Subject: [IP] Merckel/Merkley/Miracle/Maracle > Just wondering if anyone on the IP list knows of this IP family? > Marilyn Ann Willette > Office Manager & Trip Coordinator
20. 2Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
Hi Gladys in Alberta I have some Switzer blood in me (g..grandmother was Margaret Switzer Embury Lawrence b1743 Court Martix Ireland d1807 Augusta Ontario married to my g..grandfather John Lawrence Sr. b1742 Ballingrane Ireland d1822 Augusta Ont). I don't have too much info on Switzers after Margaret's period but if you have some specific questions I might be able to steer you. Regards Denis in Ontario At 01:33 PM 9/26/02 -0600, you wrote: >Hello Ken, I hope I'm not thehundreth person to e-mail you re: I
21. Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
Hi Terry, Thanks for the note. If you're an Alberta Switzer how did you end up living across the pond? Yes, I guess you could say I ended up in Alberta, descended from Switzer great grandparents. I'll explain: My maternal grandmother had Switzer grandparents on both sides of her family. Her father's mother was Eliza Switzer born 1822 in Tipperary who married George Oliver Hanna in Ontario. I can't tell you for certain who her parents were..I always thought she was the first child of Samuel Switzer (1791-
22. RE: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
To Gladys and Terry, No apology required - I personally enjoyed the interchange, and looked closely to see if any of my ancestry might fit. I am sure others feel the same way. Regards, Brenda (Ruttle) Williams -----Original Message----- From: Terry [mailto:tajackson@freenet.co.uk] Sent: Saturday, September 28, 2002 7:30 PM To: IRL-PALATINE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday Following Gladys's apology I feel I too should apologise for posting private mail on list. M
23. Re: [IP] Irish Palatines on BBC Radio 4 yesterday [1]
Following Gladys's apology I feel I too should apologise for posting private mail on list. My excuse is on other lists you have to hit 'reply all' to send to list and 'reply' to send to sender but obviously that's not the case on this one. sorry. Terry
24. [IP] FITZELLs... [1]
Dear Martin, Many thanx for the info from the cc. of your gr-parents' marriage certificate. Indeed, the details concerning witness Mary A Fitzell, Mary Jane Fitzell (ak/a "Janie"), & Samuel Fitzell is of interest to me, as my gr-mother's maiden name was Mary Ann (May/Mae) FITZELL, altho her Palatine family was of Tarbert, Co. Kerry, family home: Blackbriar, rather than your family Barkman or Shire home in Rathkeale Registrar's District, & Askeaton Parish Church Also interesting that Mary Jane Fitzell (ak
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