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Searching for: +path:mcmenemy +(+date:mar +date:2001)
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1. Re: Mc's on Co. Cork [1]
I double-checked the Griffith's CD and could not find a single McMenamin, McMenamy, or any other variant of the name in Co. Cork. The surname appears to be almost exclusively a north and west of Ireland name, and especially prominent as Andy said in Donegal, Tryone and Mayo. I did see a quite a few listings for a family named Menihan, Menigan, Menhem,Menehan, Menahan,Manahan, Managhan, which is at least somewhat similar to McMenimen. According to MacLysaght, this surname is O Manahan, from O Mainc
2. Re: Posting Other Names [1]
I'm the list administrator for the McLaughlin list at Rootsweb. Whenever someone posts a message to the list and they are not a subscriber, it bounces and winds up in the administrator's mailbox. I often simply repost the messages myself - but that's up to the individual adminstrator. I just bought the Family Tree Maker Tithe Applotment Books CD. I don't know if it's any good or not yet. And it only covers the counties in northern Ireland. Probably those of greatest interest to the members of t
3. University Mail Systems? [1]
Ted, You may or may not have gotten the last two messages I sent but both seemed to have been returned by "Postmaster" with the following message: "User mailbox exceeds allowed size: cucullain@celtic.com ." Did you get them? The very last one was sent yesterday and contained my land mail address so that you could send me a copy of your paper. What's up? And how can I contact you? Bob
4. Cork [1]
Alice - Andy's e-mail didn't mention that your name was McMenemie. I've just gone through again all the 1999 Republic of Ireland phone books as well as the phone book for Northern Ireland. The name McMenemie is not listed anywhere. I've also never seen that form of the name in any past or present Irish records. I would guess, as John McLaughlin did, that it was spelled another way in Ireland by your ancestors and was changed after they left Ireland. My own case is like that: my mother's surname in New
5. Erratum! [1]
With the help of Adrian McMenamin of Belfast, I recently realized that there was a substantial error in the table on the "Name" page of my web site. That's the table that shows the distribution of the name McMenamin and its variants throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland, as taken from the 1999 Irish phone books. I had shown no McMenamins in Northern Ireland and many McMenemys. In fact, there are many McMenamins there and relatively few McMenemys! Apparently when I entered the numbers, I inadverten
6. Mc's on Co. Cork [1]
Hi everyone (it's been quiet lately!!!) I've had a question from a new subscriber. Alice asks "How could I get info on my family name in cork Ireland". Now, it seems to me that most of our discussions have revolved around Co. Donegal and Mayo. Does anyone have any connections to Cork? or any advice to help Alice? Andy McMenemy Kingston Gorse West Sussex
7. Posting Other Names [1]
I apologize for posting off-topic, but perhaps someone can help me with a technical question. Is it possible to send mail to a list if you are not subscribed to that list? I just receive two pages from the city directory of Charleston (1898 and 1902). I had called and requested the pages to get info on my g-grandfather, Edward McManaman. There are many other "Mc" names on these pages (McMahon, McManus, etc.) and I would like to send e-mails to the different lists, posting the related names in hopes it w
8. Re: Mc's on Co. Cork [1]
Andy, The 1999 Republic of Ireland telephone book for Co. Cork lists 2 McMenamins, 1 McManamon and 1 McMenemy. You might suggest to Alice that she write to each of them and ask for help in such things as how their ancestors got there, who they were etc. I've written letters to scores of people found in phone books, both in the States and in Ireland and Northern Ireland and it's surprising how many answers you can get. Also, "Donegal Ancestry," a nonprofit organization in Ramelton, Co. Donegal, ans
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