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1. Civil war soldiers from New York State [1]
NY state library has a new database on line. Here's their blurb: What you will find here Information includes more than 360,000 men who served in New York State Volunteer and the United States Sharpshooter units and the state's three regiments of United States Colored Troops during the Civil War. What you will not find here The database does not contain names of men who served in the United States Army (regulars), United States Marine Corps, United States Navy, Veteran Reserve Corps, or N
2. MSG Board-Conley, James and Catherine [1]
this is a forwarded from the NY Irish message board, if you want to reply, click on the link, it will go to the board and I will also forwarded it to the list... Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/M6C.2ACEAE/27 Message Board Post: Looking for info on James Connelly, born 19 March 1816 in Ireland,and/or wife Catherine, born 1830 in either New York or Ireland. One census has Conley spelling, not sure of original, later ones use Connelly. Ended up in or around Springfield Missour
3. PAT IS RIGHT [1]
Don't go to the site if short of time or plan to do anything else that day, like, eat, drink, sleep.............my dinner burned, and I have toothpicks holding eyelids open............;-) http://resources.rootsweb.com
4. Re: [NY IRISH] Death index---- [1]
Thanks Glitz ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Tuesday, April 06, 2004 8:06 AM Subject: Re: [NY IRISH] Death index---- > The NYC death records site being referred to is: > > http://www.italiangen.org/NYCDeath.stm > > > Please note these are for the years: 1891-1911 only
5. County Tipperary GenWeb website updated [1]
I have updated the Co Tipperary website by adding and/or updating the following town(land)s: Clonmel, Birchgrove, Ballinunty, Ballingarry, Ballyclerahan, Drom, Ballycohy, Raheen Lower & Upper, Ballyporeen, Clogheen, Ballycahill, Islandwood, Stonyacre, Ardbaun, Ballycarrane, Ballygammane, Bawnanattin, Bawntameena, Bohernamona, Bowling Green, Brittas, Brittasroad, Carrigeen, Clongower, Commons, Farranreigh, Furze, Garryvicleheen, Glebe, Glengarriff, Gortataggart, Gortnaglogh, Grange, Killinane, Kilrus
6. Re: [NY IRISH] Post office strike [1]
Hi Pat, I heard from a relative in Ireland who said it is over. Maryann "Patricia A. Regal" wrote: > > Has anyone heard if the post office strike is over in Ireland? > > I was wondering when I would be able to write my relatives in Galway City > and Dunmore. > > Thanks much, > Pat from Minnesota > > ==== NY-IRISH Mailing List ==== > The NY-Irish Mailing List Website > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/NYIrishList/ > Get info on how to unsub, change your subcription, links, archives,recipes, lookups etc
7. Celebration of Celts, May 8th [1]
Just a friendly reminder... Columbia County Fairgrounds, Route 66 & 203 in Chatham, NY see www.celebrationofcelts.com for more information. Great bands ie: Hair of the Dog; geneologist Barbara Gay, etc And of course...Great food...Cause we'll be there... www.mosallsgrove.com See everyone there...Lauri --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Photos: High-quality 4x6 digital prints for 25"
8. Heritage Quest from home anytime... [1]
Hello Everyone... I just found the Polk Co., Genealogical Society has the Heritage Quest online membership for 20.00 per year. To have access to Heritage Quest online from home anytime. I am going to join. And I am not affiliated with them in any way. I have just been doing research in Iowa for a long time. And I thought I would share a great deal!! Here is the link to the Polk Co., Iowa Genealogical Society: http://www.charter-pierce.org/ Cheers, Cheryl
9. Re: [NY IRISH] Java Center, NY [1]
Many thanks... I neglected to state that the family moved to Wisconsin soon after Mary Hand Carroll's death. Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" To: Sent: Monday, April 12, 2004 11:15 AM Subject: Re: [NY IRISH] Java Center, NY > > > > > >Rose Carroll, was born in Java Center, NY in 1836. Her mother, Mary Hand Carroll died there in about 1852. Does anyone know if it is possible to access their records? > > > > The LDS Family History
10. Death index---- [1]
I did not get the site for the death indexes you guys are talking about could you resend it please? Thanks Glitz
11. Re: [NY IRISH] Great resource for family history research [1]
In a message dated 4/20/2004 11:28:15 AM Eastern Standard Time, nymets11@pacbell.net writes: http://resources.rootsweb.com/ I tried the above link for ships mainfests and each time I click on a site, I get a msg. that it cannot be found. Can anyone help me to access these resources? Thanks, Barbara
12. Dalton [1]
Searching for anyone doing research on the Dalton's of N.Y. Susan A. Dalton B.Mar.1844, searching for her parents. Thank you Nancy
13. Irish geneaolgy [1]
I was browsing thru e-bay and found some wonderful books for sale in regard to family names in Ireland. For anyone interested try either e-bay and put in search "Irish books" or try irishroots.com I order one of the books advertised for families in Clare as it listed a family name I have been trying to match to a particular area in cork or Clare. I received the book 10 days after purchasing, and was quite surprised by the promptness of them sending it, and also with the ability to find the name I sea
14. [NY IRISH] County Limerick surnames [1]
I have updated the Co Limerick Surname registries on my website. Please check you submission for accuracy. You can find them at the URL below my name. At the top of my home page, you will find drop down menus, under Ireland, click on County Limerick. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
15. Re: [NY IRISH] Post office strike [1]
Greetings from Dungarvan Co, waterford Eire. The post office strike is over with about two weeks. Slan go foill Eddie -----Original Message----- From: Patricia A. Regal To: NY-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com Date: 17 April 2004 15:33 Subject: [NY IRISH] Post office strike >Has anyone heard if the post office strike is over in Ireland? > >I was wondering when I would be able to write my relatives in Galway City >and Dunmore. > >Thanks much, >Pat from Minnesota > > >====
16. Irish Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble [1]
thanks to George of the Irish Heritage newsletter...oh, do I remember rhubarb, we grew it in our yard and my mother cooked it and we ate in bowls with lots of sugar, but not in pies or as good as this recipe, plus I thought Amaretti cookies were Italian??? Irish Strawberry Rhubarb Crumble By Margaret Johnson Ingredients: Filling  1 1/2 cups rhubarb, washed and sliced 1 cup strawberries, washed, hulled, and sliced 2 tablespoons cornstarch 1 cup sugar Crumble  1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 1/2 cup brow
17. Re: [NY IRISH] gibbons [1]
Thanks Pat, don't think this is my Mary Gibbons.. Only one I have so far was born 1843.. I will check it out though, who knows.. MaryPat Researching: Gibbons, Flanagan, Hughes, Murphy, O Hora/ O Hara, Gavin, Howley, Loftus
18. Re: [NY IRISH] First Names [1]
No I have not tried those :-) sometimes it is hard to get my brain to wrap around a name that is entirely different than the one I am used to :-) But I certainly will try those and see what comes up. Thank you for the info. Glitz ----- Original Message ----- From: "Edel Codd" To: Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 1:24 PM Subject: Re: [NY IRISH] First Names > Have you tried Joan or Sinead (the Irish equivalent)? > You might also try Johanna, which I've seen b
19. Re: [NY IRISH] FIRST NAMES [1]
--- Joni Rabena wrote: > Hi, > > My great great grandmother was known as Julia Campbell, born in 1823 in > Ardee, County Louth. On some of her children's baptismal certificates, > it was Julia. On one of her son's marriage certificates, it was Julia. > On census records it was Julia. But information has come to me in some > written notes that her husband, Patrick, called her Mary. They were > from Ireland. If anyone else has come across this, could they give me > some insight in
20. Re: [NY IRISH] Good Irish resource [1]
Hi Bernie, Who were your JOYCE"S? Dr. Jim bsiler@bellsouth.net wrote: > Pat, > Thanks ! I've been doing a lot on the Irish side in NYC and have my SMITH,and KEATING lines almost to the "jumping over the pond" point Both lines got here about 1850 and now I'm going to try and narrow down arrival dates, ships and (brrr) Nateralization data. The Collins reached here 1873 and the JOYCE'S about 1863. I sill need to work on the MANNIX folks. I plan on makeing a trip to Ireland soon but I want all my ducks lined
21. New York City death index [1]
This is a fairly new site, had death index for New York city 1891-1911 and it has a search function. http://www.italiangen.org/NYCDeathSearch.stm -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
22. Re: [NY IRISH] First Names [1]
My Irish gr-gr-grandmother is a puzzlement to us searching for her. Her name as we know it is Jane Kennedy b 1818 suppose to have been Co Cork Ireland. Well she wound up in Scotland in 1840's when she showed up in marriage records to Samuel Anderson. The came to America aboard the Cuthbert from Glasgow Scotland. When they came ashore in NYC they went directly into the Irish settlements of NYC so we have been told. Her name might have been Margaret/Mary and the Jane might have been Jennie and somehow th
23. Photos of Churches in NYC [1]
Hi Listers: This site, with Photos of the exterior and interior of several churches in N.Y.C. will probably be helpful to those who do not live near enough to visit a church where an ancestor was baptized. It has a limited number but very good photographs. http://www.churchcrawler.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/nyc03/nyc0300.htm Pauline Salmon San Diego
24. NYC churches [1]
Here is website with pictures of many churches in NYC http://www.churchcrawler.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/nyc03/nyc0300.htm -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton
25. First Names [1]
Some more examples of the puzzlement of Irish names: My own Mary Bridget, called Bridget in most documents, but in the first I found, her son's death certificate, called Mary. The same document named her husband as John, though everywhere else he is called Michael. The informant knew almost nothing of his grandparents, but was not the sort to admit to ignorance. One of her daughters, probably named Honora, but changed the so-Irish sounding 'Nora' to Elinore when she married into a prosperous and Germa
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