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1. [NY IRISH] June 12, 2003 [1]
from the Irish Birthday Book... 1987 Opening of National Heritage Park at Ferrycarrig, Co. Wexford from the Irish Culture & Customs website... 1731 - The Revenue Commissioners report the robbery of the Golden Lyons cargo at Ballyheige. One of the robbers is caught and turns kings evidence; the Danish Asiatic Company offers a reward of 10 per cent of the value of the cargo for its recovery. (See June 4, when the robbery allegedly took place) 1741 - At the Athy by-election following the death of Sir
2. [NY IRISH] Independence Day and George M. Cohan: She's A Grand Ol' Flag [1]
Speaking of Independence Day and New York Irish....... Please click on the link below with your volume turned up HIGH! She's a Grand Ol' Flag. My birthday is 5 July and it wasn't until first grade that I realized that the all the fireworks were not for me. My Irish Granny and I used to watch 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' RELIGIOUSLY. LOL! And James Cagney, another fine Irishman. http://www.brownielocks.com/flag.html Work as if you had no need for
3. Re: [NY IRISH] In support of Calvary... [1]
> > >For a very important cemetery, with valuable links to the most remote of our ancestors in America, having no computerized data, and keeping records for 3 million people > I wonder if they would let a group of volunteers come in a computerize their records. It would be a good project for those living near the cemetery. Of course, part of the deal would be the volunteers get to put the info on line...wish I lived back there. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Profession
4. [NY IRISH] Ireland County Series - Antrim, part 2 [1]
Ballymena Golf Club 128 Raceview Road Ballymena, Ballymena , Antrim. Phone:+44 28 25861487 Fax: +44 28 25861487 Established 1903 Just a mile from the picturesque village of Broughshane, winners of 'Europe in Bloom', and 2-1/2 miles east of Ballymena on A42 is the Ballymena Golf Club. It is a flat heathland course, with heathers and gorse and lined with trees. On the eastern side is the famous St. Patrick's Slemish mountain. Hire facilities: Trolley hire. CarrickFergus Golf Club 35 North Road, Carrickf
5. [NY IRISH] Orange and Suffolk County Naturalizations in 1855, KAVANAGH/CAVANAUGH [1]
Does anyone have them? Looking for evidence of 1855 naturalizations for BERNARD and ANN MCMAHON KAVANAGH (living in Port Jefferson in 1880) or their presumed son CHARLES CAVANAUGH (living in New Windsor, NY in 1870 and 1880). Charles was one of my mother's grandfathers. Bernard and Ann (as well as 3-year-old Charles) MAY have come over on the ship EMPIRE STATE in 1850. The link between this Bernard and my Charles is tentative at this time. "PRO ARIS ET PRO FOCIS" --------------------------------- Do
6. Re: [NY IRISH] RE: NY trees [1]
Regina, hi, where can one buy this tree,Pawlonia, I need a quick growing plants with flowers. Maybe the deer won't brother. Thanks Lorraine/ x Rocklander ----- Original Message ----- From: "RMH" To: Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 6:57 PM Subject: Re: [NY IRISH] RE: NY trees > Hi, Margaret - > > I really think that it was settled that it was the Empress Tree - look it up > on Google for a picture. The shad bush has white flowers - this apparently > had
7. [NY IRISH] Rensselaer Co. NY, Naturalizations [1]
First of all, I see that I had two numbered 42, should be 42 and 42a. Then I had two numbered 43, should be 43 and 44. Sorry if this caused any confusion, I am out of practice...but getting into the groove again pretty quickly. I now have years Aug 1853 through Dec 1856 on line and Oct 16 to Dec 1884 on line. You can access them from the URS under my name, under New York State, click on Troy, they are under Naturalizations. I also have them on the Rensselaer County website at: http://www.rootsweb.
8. [NY IRISH] Address missing from Census [1]
Hello, I believe this is my 2nd Great Grandfather in the 1860 Census for NYC. There is no Street address written on the side of this page or any of the pages near this one. Was wondering if anyone knows how I can narrow down the location....Can you tell which Catholic Parishes would be close from this info? Or can you tell me where I can find go to find out a likely parish for this Irish Catholic Family. Are there directories available for NYC for this time period? And if so, where would one find that
9. [NY IRISH] Rensselaer Co, NY naturalizations-#41 [1]
filed from Oct 20 to Oct 21, 1856 McQuirk Thomas 24 Down Sheehan Michael 19 Clare Shanley Patrick 24 Westmeath Anderson Thomas 34 Tipperary O'Sullivan Owen 46 Cork Breen Patrick 23 Kilkenny McMullen John 25 Longford Brown Thomas 30 Cork Brogan Michael 21 Galway Manion Thomas 24 Galway Tully Michael 30 Galway McDonough John 23 Dublin Spain John 27 Galway Kelly Alexander 24? Donegal F
10. [NY IRISH] George Trainor of Irish Heritage Newsletter... [1]
just in from George.... 1. HAIRY ORDEAL - HAIR BRAINED SCHEME - FOLLICLE CHALLENGE Call it what you will, the man's willing to sacrifice the hair off his head!!! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5, 2003 MAN TO SHAVE HEAD IN SUPPORT OF JAILED IRISH IMMIGRANT George Trainor of the Irish Heritage Email Group has volunteered to shave off the hair on his head if members of his group support an Email-a-thon to help support the Free Ciaran Ferry Legal Defense Fund. The email group usually focuses on the culture o
11. [NY IRISH] Paulownia tree [1]
Found it on Google http://www.cdr3.com/empress/ but they're sold out. Realize I spelled the scientific name wrong; it's Paulownia. This site is also interesting http://forestry.about.com/library/weekly/aa081797.htm I'll bet if you check further on Google you'll find a source. Regina Haring ----- Original Message ----- From: "Lorraine Conroy" To: Sent: Sunday, June 08, 2003 7:28 PM Subject: Re: [NY IRISH] RE: NY trees > Regina, hi, where can one buy
12. Re: [NY IRISH] naturalization film# correction... [1]
> > >I have some questions regarding the LDS films: Is a special instrument required to read them? > I don't know what the machine is but it is a viewer that you find in all libraries. You put the film over a lens and with the aid of a light, the picture is enlarged. You usually can rotate the lens to make the print smaller and larger and also adjust the lens to sharpen the image. >Are they pictures of original documents or are they transcribed material from original documents? > Yes, these are the
13. Re: [NY IRISH] San Francisco and New Rochelle [1]
Hi Pat, I am housebound in Orangevale, CA. So close and yet so far. If you have the time in your busy schedule, I would really appreciate if you would try to find my gr. grandmother death record or obituary. Unfortunately, I only know the year she died and not month, day etc. Her name was Elizabeth Pee GLASSON (nee Permewan) Died 1875, age 25. Husband: George Glasson. Birth year 1850, Birthplace St. Buryan, Cornwall, England. Arrived in San Francisco directly from Penzance, Cornwall in late June,
14. [NY IRISH] New York Trees ( not family trees!) [1]
Hello! I'm hoping someone can help me. This isn't genealogy, though I guess it's loosely connected in that I noticed these trees last week while I was on my way to do genealogical research in NYC. While I was on the train from Philadelphia through New Jersey & into NYC I kept seeing trees with lots of purplish flowers growing all over. Does anyone know what they are? I know there are a lot of native New Yorkers on this list so I thought I would try asking. I haven't been able to find any
15. [NY IRISH] Spinning Wheel books? [1]
Just learned of a new source book that I haven't seen mentioned and wonder if you have heard of it. Apparently it was available on permanent loan in the my closest LDS in the past. There was a program in the late 1700s to encourage linen production in Ireland, and therefore the growing of flax. If you grew so many acres (or whatever measurement was used) you were entitled to a spinning wheel, or maybe more than one, and the names of the people who were given the spinning wheels were recorded in a book.
16. [NY IRISH] June 4, 2003 [1]
from the Irish Birthday Book .... 1949 Birth of Alan Stanford, actor from Irish Culture and Customs website... 1651 - Ireton, Oliver Cromwell's son in law, lays siege to Limerick city. By October Limerick is in Ireton's hands. Ireton dies of the plague shortly afterwards 1731 - Allegedly, the date when the robbery of the Golden Lyon's cargo takes place at Ballyheige Co. Kerry. Owned by the Danish East India Company, the ship had become stranded near Ballyheige, Co. Kerry. Its valuable cargo is moved
17. [NY IRISH] Whit Monday [1]
from the Chronicles of Celtic Folk Customs by Brian Day book.... CELTIC. After the decline of the Whitsun Ales this became a day for picnics, fairs, games and sports, although some organised events were much like the Ales of old. Latterly these events tended to move the Late Spring Bank Holiday. The Church originally et aside Whit Monday and Tuesdays as holidays, and the warm weather combined with the fact that Whit lay conveniently between the ploughing of fields and their sowing, and the forthcom
18. [NY IRISH] 4th of July Birthday [1]
My birthday is 4 July. I'm a Canadian with U.S. roots and I always enjoy the 4th celebrations! My grandmother was also Irish. She was born in Porland, Maine. Ethel On Sunday, June 29, 2003, at 01:00 AM, NY-IRISH-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Content-Type: text/plain > MIME-Version: 1.0 > > NY-IRISH-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 172 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [NY IRISH] Independence Day and Ge [GaelicWndr@aol.com] > #2 [NY IRISH] Port Jefferson Irish Fa ["Pauline Salmon" >
19. [NY IRISH] naturalization film# correction... [1]
> > >complete LDS film # 134660 covering all alien declarations >>for Irish born filed in Rensselaer County Justice Court, Troy NY from >>middle of 1853 to middle of 1859, probably about 2,000 names. > Should be #1304660...sorry about the typo. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002
20. Re: [NY IRISH] Calvary cemetary [1]
Dear Jamie, After reading your answer to Maria I have an ominous feeling that resting place of my great-grandfather may be lost now also. All of my NY Irish relatives, save one in her late 80s, are now gone so I may never find him. Thanks for the info, Donna Dotts Brentwood, CA
21. Re: [NY IRISH] May 9, 2003 (a day late because I sent it to the wrong list) [1]
> > >Are you o.k.?? Depends on how you define 'o.k.'....just busy and not thinking when doing things that I do often...my mail program is such that when I type 'NY, NYNewYork comes up and if I don't watch and type 'I' for NYIrish, it goes to the wrong list. Sometimes when I am in a hurry, it gets by me. Lately they have been getting a lot of Irish mail and I am waiting for someone to ask why :-) -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing
22. [NY IRISH] June 3, 2003 [1]
from the Irish Birthday book.... 1981 The Irish-bred racehorse Shergar wins the English Derby by the greatest-ever margin from the Irish Culture and Cusoms website .... 1798 - Government reinforces Gorey and Bunclody, Co. Wexford. Rebels decide to attack Gorey 1836 - Barry Edward O'Meara, surgeon to Napoleon, dies in London 1919 - The Local Government Act provides for proportional representation at local authority elections 1974 - Michael Gaughan dies on hunger strike at Parkhurst Prison in England I
23. Re: [NY IRISH] In support of Calvary... [1]
Pat, I wish you had lived in San Francico when all the cemeteries were moved out of town & county to Colma. (Except the Mission Delores Cemetery which is mostly early padres and priests) The deal was that this large project was to involve identifying and allowing the deceased dignity. Record keeping became very inaccurate. All the grave markers were not transferred due to the weight. Headstones and tombstones were used to build the sea wall at Ocean Beach and pthers for landfill at each side of the
24. Re: [NY IRISH] Independence Day [1]
I sure agree D. Green. Thanks for bringing this to our attention. Helen Mc
25. Re: [NY IRISH] NYC Census for 1865 [1]
Hi, Okay, thanks so much for the replies. I guess it must have been something like that-- I was afraid it was, but was hoping I was wrong. :-) Eileen, you can see the FHL catalog from any computer with an internet connection, which makes it really nice. You go to www.familysearch.org and go to Search, and then Family History Library Catalog, and then you can search by Place, Surname, Author, Subject, Call Number, Film/Fiche, and Title. I do most of my searches by place. Anyhow, then you take the numbe
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