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1. [NY IRISH] McGREEVY, Sparks [1]
Hello all, I am searching for information about my great-grandmother, Ellen McGREEVY Sparks. She was born in Ireland about 1842, and came to the States through Ellis Island (according to family lore) about 1859-1863. Ellen married Abel Brewster Sparks at David's Island on August 15, 1863. She died in Kingsville, Ashtabula County, Ohio in 1903. I'd dearly love to find out where in Ireland Ellen was born, and who her parents and siblings were. The information above has come from my great-grandfather's
2. [NY IRISH] new link [1]
Hi listers, here is a link for a search engine. It enables you to find what county a city is in, in all states, and also lists the cities in the counties. You can search by city or county, and it's very comprehensive. I just found out a city I was looking for is actually split between 2 counties. Enjoy! Kitty http://www.naco.org/Template.cfm?Section=Find_a_County&Template=/cffiles/counties/usamap.cfm
3. Re: [NY IRISH] help [1]
What was the funeral home and where was it? Jamie
4. [NY IRISH] Blake Family of New York [1]
Searching for the Blake family of New York between the years 1920-1940. Particularly a Helen or Ruby Blake in a 1930 Census of New York. Or a Helen Blake from a directory from 1967. Thanks, Melanie
5. [NY IRISH] Re: NY-IRISH-D Digest V03 #220, King's Handbook of 1892, Robert Wilson [1]
To Kitty/Bill Jarrett - I'm wondering whether this handbook has any further useful information on my Irish-born (probably North Ireland) great-grandfather, Robert Wilson (1825?-189-?), who was censused and directoried with his family in 1860 at 165 East 29th St in Manhattan, and is in the 1870 and 1880 censuses, and in Brooklyn directories from 1867 through 1897 at 34 Kosciuzko Street in Brooklyn???????? His wife's name was Mary Margaret, and two of his sons, William and Joseph, were living with him until
6. Re: [NY IRISH] Thomas Mallon/Garrett Mallon and Winifred Costello [1]
Tamika, I don't have time right now because we are moving within the next couple of weeks, but as soon as we get settled, I'll start back into my genealogy. We have Costellos in our family tree. From Ireland but originally from Spain. Most settled in the mid-west. I'll send you what I have sometime in September. Joni
7. Re: [NY IRISH] Legacy [1]
Hi Kelly, Did you have a hard time transferring all the information from Family Tree Maker to Legacy? I have so much info on Family it would be a huge job to switch. Thanks for any information you can give. Mary Anne
8. [NY IRISH] Re: My U.S. visit. [1]
Thank you to all of you who responded to me with such good wishes and sound advice for my trip. Thank you Bob for putting me in touch with Sue Carroll. She is going to be my guide and mentor in Newburgh. I will sign off now for 3 weeks. Once again thank you all. Barbara.
9. Re: [NY IRISH] surname info [1]
> > >Can someone tell me please where the Majority of Murphy's where from in >Ireland? > Here a great site that I keep bookmarked, it will you incredible information on any surname: http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm -- Pat Connors, visiting Glen Mills, PA Professional Genealogy Researcher http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free. Scanned by Norton 2002.
10. Re: [NY IRISH] Shepard's Pie - recipe [1]
The Only place I know of where you can eat real lamb stew and real shepards pie (not made with chopped meat) is in Yonkers at Rory Dolans on McLean Ave. Judy Christopher ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" To: Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 12:30 AM Subject: [NY IRISH] Shepard's Pie - recipe > The Irish Heritage recipe of the month, sounds great! > > Irish Shepherd's Pie > > > Shepherd's pie is made from cold cooked mutton leftovers, minced
11. [NY IRISH] FTM Version 11 [1]
Family Tree Maker Version 11 is out & I have it. I can't install it until I get Virtual PC since I am on a MAC, so I can't comment on the differences. Mentioned in the Version 11 supplement booklet are: Streamlined Merge Process Enhanced Family Books Export books as PDF files Add notes to Family Books using drag & drop or buttons Family Book Preview FamilyBook tutorial Tabbed Preference Boxes Open Two Files Simultaneously Copy & Paste between two files Export files to a spreadsheet format Cu
12. [NY IRISH] Aug. 1, 1915, the funeral of Fenian Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa [1]
more thanks from George of the Irish Heritage newsletter On Aug. 1, 1915, the funeral of Fenian Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa was held before a huge crowd at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin. Rossa's body had been returned from New York where he died June 30. He had been exiled by the British for his Fenian activities in 1871. While in exile, Rossa had managed to alienate many of his former Fenian colleagues, including his good friend John Devoy, with his uncompromising advocacy of violence to end British rul
13. [NY IRISH] Cork balls [1]
I have a photo of my granparents attending the Cork Ball in NY. It's around 1915. Anyone know where we could access information about these balls, where they were held,etc . I have another one taken at the Thomas Farley Association, but again no leads, only that they were in Manhattan. That one is a group picture and it is packed! Wouldn't it be great if some of our lister's relatives were in the picture? Kitty
14. [NY IRISH] ADMIN MSG - more free programs for virus scans [1]
Incoming mail is certified Virus Free. This is a FREE download Anti Virus that scans both Incoming and Outgoing Mail as shown here. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). -- Pat Connors, visiting Glen Mills PA, listowner Professional Genealogy Researcher http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free. Scanned by Norton 2002.
15. [NY IRISH] new computer [1]
I am getting a new computer as my modem is about shot and not worth fixing. I will need a new genealogy program and have Family Tree maker now. Can anyone suggest another program that might be better. Nancy
16. Re: [NY IRISH] Thomas Mallon/Garrett Mallon and Winifred Costello [1]
Thank you. Look forward to hearing from you then --- Joni Rabena wrote: > Tamika, > > I don't have time right now because we are moving > within the next couple of > weeks, but as soon as we get settled, I'll start > back into my genealogy. We > have Costellos in our family tree. From Ireland but > originally from Spain. > Most settled in the mid-west. I'll send you what I > have sometime in > September. > > Joni > > > ==== NY-IRISH Mailing List ==== > Join an Ireland list that
17. Re: [NY IRISH] Flannery`s in New York [1]
> > >Does any body have or know how to get any info on a Patrick Patsy) Flannery >who came from the Coose / Whitegate of of Galway to New York. Patsy was >shot ?and killed on or near a picket line , sometime in the 1920s. > I see you are in England, Steve, so this suggestion might be hard for you to do. But, I would look at newspapers for this incident. If you have an LDS Family History Center near you, you could get access to newspapers. You didn't say where in NY, the city or the state, so some 19
18. [NY IRISH] Blake Family of New York [1]
Searching for the Blake family of New York between the years 1920-1940. Particularly a Helen or Ruby Blake in a 1930 Census of New York. Or a Helen Blake from a directory from 1967. Thanks, Melanie
19. [NY IRISH] ADMIN MSG [1]
This morning I received 871 emails, of that number, 726 had the following subjects: Wicked screensaver, Thank you, That Movie, Your application, Your details, My details, Details, Approved. These were sent by an infected computer with the Sobig, mass mailing worm. Please read: http://securityresponse.symantec.com/avcenter/venc/data/w32.sobig.f@mm.html Again, you MUST use anti virus software for your computer. You can use free or paid virus protection. If you are new to computers, here is Rootsweb
20. Re: [NY IRISH] 1892 handbook of NYC... [1]
Dear Kitty Thanks for the offer. My grandfather, Philip Michael Murphy, was a carpenter. I have two address for his business. 112 9th Ave, NYC and another P. M Murphy & Son, 7th Avenue and 25th St. could you tell me if either of those addresses is listed in your book Thanks Theresa New City, NY
21. [NY IRISH] Lady Sophie Mary Heath [1]
thanks again to George of the Irish Heritage Newsletter... Lady Sophie Mary Heath (1896-1939) Born Sophie Peirce Evans on November 10th, 1896, at Knockaderry House, near Newcastlewest, Co. Limerick. Her unstable father, son of a doctor, had inherited a large farm but a family tragedy resulted in Mary being taken as a baby to Newcastlewest, where she was raised by aunts. She attended boarding school in Dublin. After the outbreak of World War One, she went to Britain and became a despatch rider for
22. Re: [NY IRISH] re barbara/newburgh [1]
Dear Barbara, I live not too far from Newburgh, NY. And my Irish relatives were in Haverstraw, NY just up the river a little ways and in Peekskill and Verplanck right across the river. You will see that Newburgh is a river town that time has ignored. There are beautiful remnants of magnificent victorian and brick homes on tree lined and red brick streets!! There is a fun "barge restaurant" on the waterfront at the renovated city dock. You can also take a Hudson River cruise that l
23. Re: [NY IRISH] Re: My US visit. [1]
Hi Barbara, have a great time in the US, especially Newburgh NY. When you get back let us all know about how reality fit with your expectations. You are coming to NY at a good time, just as Fall sets in...it will be my first NY Fall since 1971 and I can't wait! Take care on your trip. -- Pat Connors, visiting Glen Mills PA Professional Genealogy Researcher http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free. Scanned by Norton 2002.
24. [NY IRISH] children & naturalization [1]
Great site about naturalization--it explained a lot of what I am finding about Irish relatives who went to Canada and then came to US about 1890. What about the foreign born minor children of someone who was naturalized about 1903? Did they become citizens if their father did--or did they have to wait until they were 14 and apply themselves? Eileen Bogdanoff ----- Original Message ----- From: Pat Connors To: Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 8:22 AM Subject: [NY
25. Re: [NY IRISH] Re: NYIrish-D Digest vo3 #214 (Staten Is.) [1]
Thank you! Someone else mentioned the paper and I have e-mailed them. Called the funeral home and it kind of sounded like they didn't want to be bothered and have not returned my call-Will write them in a day or so. Was not able to find info about the cemetery but thanks to you I will give them a call. I am going to have to have some siblings names or parents to prove this one is really mine. Thanks Nancy from South Carolina
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