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1. MARTIN MURPHY & ?? RYNAK(H) [1]
Subject: Time:1:57 PM OFFICE MEMO MARTIN MURPHY & ?? RYNAK(H) Date:17/11/00 Hi Listers I am looking for any information at all in relation to my ancestors MARTIN MURPHY b. circa 1760-1770 at Castlecomer Kilkenny Ireland who married ??? RYNAK(H) in Kilkenny county and had children including HELEN/ELEANOR MURPHY b. circa 1804-1807 in Castlecomer Kilkenny. Can you help? I'd love to hear from any connections, and am happy to share in
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3. FAMILIES In KILKENNY [1]
Subject: Time:5:05 PM OFFICE MEMO FAMILIES In KILKENNY Date:22/11/00 RE: HYNES, MORAN, GINTY, McNAMARA and MURPHY Hi to all on the list. I have to unsubscribe for a while but will be back as soon as I can. Can I request if you have any information in relation to the above families in KINROSS, you contact me "off list". I'll be in touch with the list again in a few weeks time Best wishes and kind regards, CHERYLANNE NSW,
4. Methodist church [0.987421]
I know there was one in Coolbaun, near Castlecomer. It was Welseyan Methodist and my Booths and Boyles belonged to it before going to Canada. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA GenExchange Rensselaer County and Westchester County Coordinator http://www.genexchange.org/county.cfm?state=ny&county=rensselaer http://www.genexchange.org/county.cfm?state=ny&county=westchester Researching: Connors/OConnor, Flynn, Campbell, McEntee, Carter, Booth, Boyle, Smith, ORourke, Cullinan, Martin, Manning, Fahey, Healey htt
5. QUINN's in Kilkenny [0.987421]
Looking for ancestors from the Kilkenny region. My gggrandfather was Michael QUINN b about 1862 in Haggard, Kilkenny. He apparently had 2 brothers, both emigrated to USA and 2 sisters (one Mary?) who supposedly remained unmarried and continued to live on the fa,ily propoerty in Haggard until death. Michael emigrated to Australia and married my gggrandmother Kate Teresa DOWNEY (b about 1872 in Townsville, Australia). Any information regarding Michael's parents and/or siblings would be great. Thanks in a
6. GOFF, AGAR, CLIFDEN, MORAN, HASKINS, CORLORAN, YOUNG [0.987421]
I am looking for data on the following persons: MARGARET AGAR married 1780 to PATRICK CUTHBERT of Gowran. Maybe sister of Viscount Clifden. MARY CORLORAN or CORCORAN married KINGSTON GORE CUTHBERT in 1821. ELIZA GOFF married JAMES CUTHBERT 1836. MARY MORAN married JAMES CUTHBERT. JAMES YOUNG married SUSANNA CUTHBERT 1810. ANN LETITIA HASKINS married WILLIAM PATRICK CUTHBERT 29 March 1853 at Kilcommon, Shillelagh. KPS Cuthbert cuthbert@mweb.co.za
7. Need help with finding information TRACY (TRACEY) [0.987421]
Hello group, I have just (exactly 2 seconds ago) found out some more information on my Dennis TRACY (TRACEY) from Kilkenny. I have now learned his father was named John and on an imigration form it was spelled TRACEY, and that he was from parish Tibrone and village or town Tibrone. Now the questions, what records of any kind can be found of parish Tibrone? Where it is exactly located? Also how far back can I find information there? My 3rd greatgrandfather Dennis migrated around 1816 to the US then up
8. Haggard: Re: QUINN's in Kilkenny [0.987421]
Bob & Terri , There is a Haggard :-) Two of them........ Haggard in Ida (Barony) parish of Kilmekevogue, Waterford Poor Law union Haggard in Kells (Barony) Parish of Kilree Callan Poor Law Union. So - I'd say you have the right Quinns listed here in this - the four Michael's in Kells Parish - the civil parish of Kilree lies right beside the civil parish of Kells. Jane ;-) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert Barrett" To: Sent: Friday, November
9. CAMPION Johnstown Tullaroan [0.987421]
Looking for information on John CAMPION. Born in Johnstown c1840, emigrated c1859. Father was Patrick, mother Bridgit. Mother's surname shown as both Dougheney and Brophy. She was from Tullaroan. Thanks. Ray
10. Fw: virus [0.987421]
----- Original Message ----- From: Gillan Wray To: Sent: Monday, November 20, 2000 9:16 PM Subject: virus > we were contaminated with KAK.hta virus, we are now clear, you were possibly > contaminated, please clear all signatures and retype them so as to rid us > all of this scurge.---- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2000 9:44 PM > Subject: Re: subscribe > > > > You
11. Philip's appeal [0.987421]
Fellow Listers, Yesterday I sent out an appeal to a number of the Irish Lists for any references to the surname BANFIELD, BANFIL, BANSFIELD, BENFIELD, BONFIELD BEANFIELD, and as Carol Jones in Wales pointed out 'why not BRANSFIELD'. Also, as other listers suggested, I may need to include BANVILLE and BONVILLE in that list to. Today I feel like the fellow who woke up during his own wake, totally amazed at the amount of people who had showed up. I am genuinely caught for words at the response which I have
12. Methodist churches in Kilkenny [0.987421]
Hello, I had another tidbit from my greatgrandfather's marriage records that he was Methodist. That is my Tracy (Tracey) line. My question is in the late 1790's what methodist churches where there in Kilkenny? Or any methodist churches for that matter? Sandra Tracy
13. QUINN research [0.987421]
Seeking any information on MARTIN QUINN (b) 1859 in Kilkenny. Parents..Martin Quinn and Julia Dowling. Martin immigrated to Queensland, Australia approx. 1883. I need to find information prior to this date. His death cert. stated he was from Ballyfoyle (is or was there such a place)? Will be most grateful for any help whatsoever. Happy searching, Marie.
14. Do you live in or near Gowran? [0.987421]
I am researching my Agar roots and have come across some information that I did not know when I was in Gowran a couple of years ago. Apparently Mary Agar married a Timmins and was living in Gowran in 1811. Are you able to check the St Mary's Churchyard for me to see whether there are any Timmins buried there. Unfortunately I don't know her husband's name. Any information on this family would be very much appreciated. I doubt whether she is in the "Agar Vault" . . . as no mention is made in the book of t
15. Re: KILKENNY-D Digest V00 #225 [0.987421]
Hello. Re: your Quinn relative, just in case any names fit, my great grandmother was Mary Quinn (b. 1813)from Kilkenny, possibly Pulrone. Her known siblings were: Julia Quinn(b. 1824), Annie Quinn (b. 1832), and James (b. ????). There of course may have been more. The parents were Thomas Quinn and Mary Tobin. They immigrated to Boston and eventually to MN. I know the three daughters came to the US but James stayed in Ireland and his son William Patrick Quinn (b. 1876) came to the US in 1901. Good lu
16. Teachers & Schools: [0.987421]
There are articles in the Kerry Archaeological and Historical Society Journal on the Kildare Place Society. I only have refs for two of these but the earlier ones probably run in the journal the two previous years and so could easily be traced. 1983: Kildare Place Society in Kerry: III Teachers. Padraig de Brzn, pp. 112-137 1984: Kildare Place Society in Kerry: IV Summary and Discussion. Padraig de Brzn. 153-205 Kildare Place Society includes registers of trainee teachers from 1814-54. No real genealogica
17. Re: Boyles in Coolbaun [0.987421]
Dear Pat, in your family tree of the Boyles of Coolbaun, is there any mention of a marriage between a John Boyle and Mary Large (married 14 August 1805 in St. Mary's Church of Ireland, Castlecomer, address of Gurteen)? Deborah Large-Fox
18. PATRICK RYAN [0.987421]
Patrick P. Ryan immigrated (date unknown) to Virginia and was married to Manerva Anne Edwards in Richmond, Va. on July 17, 1855. She was a resident of Halifax County, Va. and his residence was in Richmond, Va. Her parents were James Edwards and Elvira Boley (Edwards). Patrick P. Ryan's marriage certificate includes that he was the son of Mary and Philip, was 23 years of age when he married on July 17, 1855, occupation was "stone Cutter", and that he was born in Ireland. Preliminary research done by my c
19. Education [0.987421]
Hello all I was very interested to read Jane's item about education and schools, as my great-grandfather Daniel MURRAY is described on my grandmother's birth entry of 1881 as National Teacher, of Curraghlane Upper. My Irish research has been at a standstill for some time now, but as this subject has come up, I wonder if there is an address I could write to, to obtain details about Daniel? Was he required to have a certificate of some sort, or be registered as a teacher? I would be grateful for any assis
20. Re: Methodist churches in Kilkenny [0.987421]
Dear Sandra, My ancestor, Richard Dreaper (1780-1847) married Anne Tracey(1791-?1860) in c. 1800 in St. Mary's Church of Ireland, in Castlecomer. They migrated to Kingston, Canada in 1819 with son Richard (1806-1880) and daughter, Mary (1809-?)I suspect your Tracey and mine are connected. There were many Traceys in Carlow, quite near Castlecomer. I would be most interested in Tracey ancestors. Tom Draper, Newtwon, Ct. ------------------ Reply Separator -------------------- Originally From: "Tracy,
21. AUSSIE PASSENGER LISTS - Some on Line... [0.987421]
This web site may be useful for anyone looking for passengers to Australia....and some to NZ http://www.users.on.net/proformat/auspass1r.html Cheers Gay
22. Re:Tracey, Tibrone [0.987421]
Are you sure of the spelling of Tibrone? Is it handwritten--could the letters be read differently? I cannot find Tibrone in either County Kilkenny or in any of my listings of the parishes in all of Ireland. However, I did find a Tibohine in County Roscommon. Email me dbfx@home.com if you have questions (I think we corresponded about the Tracey surname previously). Debbie
23. Did you know...... [0.987421]
There is a legend which says since Satan was once an angel he cannot be wholly excluded from Christian places of worship or graveyards, but is only allowed on the north side Men and boys were once employed to go up of churche towers and shout, making a lot of noise to drive him away. In time this system was found both troublesome and costly so stone heads with open mouths were used instead. Such heads are often found on church towers or old castles so they were evidently considered effective in keeping the
24. PATRICK RYAN [0.987421]
Patrick P. Ryan immigrated (date unknown) to Virginia and was married to Manerva Anne Edwards in Richmond, Va. on July 17, 1855. She was a resident of Halifax County,Va. and his residence was in Richmond, Va. Her parents were James Edwards and Elvira Boley (Edwards). Patrick P. Ryan's marriage certificate includes that he was the son of Mary and Philip, was 23 years of age when he married on July 17, 1855, occupation was "stone Cutter", and that he was born in Ireland. Preliminary research done by my co
25. Quinn Search [0.987421]
Marie, Ballyfoyle is a town and an area a few miles north of Kilkenny City - the name means Town of the Hollow. I believe it is within the Catholic parish of Muckalee. By area, I mean that it is an area administered to by the present church of Ballyfoyle. The Ballyfoyle area includes such townlands as Leapstown (where my Jackmans are from), Kocknew, Bullock Hill, Ruthstown, Kilmadum Corbetstown, etc. Dunmore Cave is located this area. Kathleen Frailey Puls ----- Original Message ----- From:
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