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1. [NY-IRISH] Ireland GenWeb updates [1]
It is my pleasure to announce that the complete 1864 Ireland Birth Index is now online at the Ireland GenWeb website at: http://www.irelandgenweb.com/ We had much help with this project which enabled us to complete it in a record four months. Here are the good people who took time out of their busy lives to help others by transcribing pages: Rosemary Cairns, Bill Roberge, Jan MacMillan, Joy Burgos, Bob McConihe, Ronnie Lorentz, Ellen Ahrens, Eileen Redman, Diane Culhane, Kathy Snowberger, Jim Cox,
2. [NY-IRISH] 12 MARRIAGES transcribed [1]
NEW YORK COUNTY 12 JAN 1925 CERT # 7381 Groom: Joseph FREDERICKS---age 54, S, b. USA ; 308 W 37th St Father: John Mother: ? HARKINS Bride: Delia BRADLEY---age 54, Wid, b. IRE; 308 W 37th St Father: Patrick FLYNN Mother: Mary ROGAN ? BRONX COUNTY 18 APR 1927 CERT # 2259 Groom: John F GUSH--age 30, S, 1st; 1839 Wallace Ave, POB Shorndike, MA Father: Albert Mother: Caroline MEOCZKA Bride: Margaret F. BOYLE---age 20, S, 1st; 1839 Wallace Ave Father: James E. Mother: Margaret McGECCHAN? Our Lady of Sol
3. Re: [NY-IRISH] 1864 birth record [1]
You can order the cert online from the Ireland General Register Office at: http://www.groireland.ie/ > I found one of my family members in the 1864 birth index and would now > like to order his official birth record. Can anyone tell me how to do > that? -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com
4. [NY-IRISH] Irish Genealogy Workshop in Toledo Ohio [1]
If you live near Toledo, Ohio, the Toledo-Lucas County Public Library is holding an Irish Genealogy Workshop on October 2 2008 1pm - 8:30 pm; with the same guest presenters and the New York library!!! Researching Genealogical Resources in Ireland Long-distance" Manhattan, NY In their only New York City-area appearance in 2008, two internationally-acclaimed experts on genealogical research in Ireland - Dr. William Roulston, Research Director of Ulster Historical Foundation in Belfast, and Dr. Brian Traino
5. [NY-IRISH] New Data Base - Rensselaer County Marriage Index [1]
ANNOUNCING NEW DATABASE VOL. VI & VII - MARRIAGE INDEX RENSSELAER COUNTY, NEW YORK JANUARY 1924 - AUGUST 1927 A. Volume VI and VII of the ten volume set of Rensselaer County Marriages with their 8,014 names, has now been added to the Troy Irish Genealogy website. You can view these marriage records by going to the Troy Irish Genealogy website at: http://w
6. [NY-IRISH] McKENNA--- 3 Manhattan Births [1]
FYI I viewed these certificates at the Archives, but did not purchase them. 1) Manhattan Birth Margaret McKENNA---5th child Date: 31 Oct 1896; Cert # 46594 Father: Thomas McKENNA, age 32, b.IRE Mother: Annie COOK, age 28, b. NY Address:131 Clinton 2) Manhattan Birth Margaret Jane McKENNA---6th child Date: 3 Nov 1894 ;Cert #51972 Father: William M. McKENNA, age 37, b. SCOT Mother: Jane MULLIN, age 34, b. IRE Address: 1805 Second Ave. 3) Manhattan Births "Female" McKENNA---8th child Date: 25 Oct 1896 ;Ce
7. Re: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski [1]
John, I've tried several resources, including the NY Times, and I can find no mention of Zebroski or Berghamer. I was hoping to find a marriage announcement. RAOGK has some Queens volunteers, but none mention looking up marriage records. You could check them periodically in case some new volunteer might sign up. www.raogk.org I think your only other recourse would be a marriage record search through the borough of Queens. The initial one-year search would cost $10.00 US, and each additional year
8. Re: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski [1]
Thanks, Barb. Terry ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2008 1:24 PM Subject: Re: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski > Hi Guys, > Bave you tried various spellings for these surnames, beside Soundex? > > ZEBROSKI > > ...try ZEBROWSKI, ZEBROSKY, ZEBROSKE, ZE*ROSK*> Play with it. > My instinct s to insert a "W" or "M" after the "O"...sounds more like > names > I've seen. > ====== > BERGHAMER > > ...try BERGHAMMER, BERGHAEMER, BURGHAMER, B
9. Re: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski [1]
Hi Guys, Bave you tried various spellings for these surnames, beside Soundex? ZEBROSKI ...try ZEBROWSKI, ZEBROSKY, ZEBROSKE, ZE*ROSK*> Play with it. My instinct s to insert a "W" or "M" after the "O"...sounds more like names I've seen. ====== BERGHAMER ...try BERGHAMMER, BERGHAEMER, BURGHAMER, BOURGHAMER Play with those vowels; especially with German sounding surnames add the old double vowels... Barb N of NYC terrybora@wowway.com writes: > From: "John Bell" > To:
10. [NY-IRISH] Fw: Zebroski [1]
Kathleen thank you for the information. The only address that I have is for Grace B Zebroski's Parents.That is 136 West 91 Street, and the 1939 Census shows them living there as Charles and Grace Berghamer with Daughter Grace. John Bell ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kathleen Donnelly" To: Sent: Thursday, September 18, 2008 1:45 AM Subject: Re: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski Hello, sorry I also do not have access to Ancestry.com but I do know Jackson Heights. Wh
11. [NY-IRISH] 1864 birth record [1]
I found one of my family members in the 1864 birth index and would now like to order his official birth record. Can anyone tell me how to do that? I did it many years ago with other family members and had to get an international money order. Will I still have to do that or can I now send a check? Also, is there a specific form I have to fill out? Where do I get it? Thanks! Kathy
12. [NY-IRISH] Zebroski [1]
Hello again NY-Irish Listers I'm trying to find some information on a John Zebroski, of Jackson Heights, Queens, NY. Born 1912 and died 1986. His wife Grace B Zebroski (Nee Berghamer) Born 1910 and Died1995. What I would like to know is their marriage date, which must be after 1937 as they do not appear on the Italian database of Brides and grooms. Also if any children were born to them. Maybe someone out there has access to ancestry.com and could oblige me with any information they may find. The connectio
13. [NY-IRISH] NYIHR-Reminder- Irish Genealogy Seminar on September 28th, New York City [1]
"Researching Genealogical Resources in Ireland Long-distance" Sunday, September 28th, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. Manhattan, NY In their only New York City-area appearance in 2008, two internationally-acclaimed experts on genealogical research in Ireland - Dr. William Roulston, Research Director of Ulster Historical Foundation in Belfast, and Dr. Brian Trainor, the Foundation's retired Research Director and the former Director of the Public Records Office of Northern Ireland - will present an information-packed afte
14. [NY-IRISH] PS Zebroski [1]
Sorry, new keyboard..a bit different. You might also try BERGHEIMER. Miz Scarlett ************** Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and calculators. (http://www.walletpop.com/?NCID=emlcntuswall00000001)
15. [NY-IRISH] more Judge John R. Brady, condensed [1]
John R. BRADY died 3/16/1891 at home 2 East 15th Street ["Hanover Flats] another newspaper states address as "50th St. & 5th Ave Attending doctors: BRADLEY, FLYNN, LEAMING Born NYC @ 1820 or 1829 Wife: Catharine LYDIG BRADY Eldest daughter (1888): May M. BRADY Youngest daughter (1888) : Kathryn BRADY, amateur actress Father: Thomas S. BRADY---Judge in Civil Court Brother: James T.BRADY---studied law in father's office 1854---"secret" [planned the day before] convention of Judiciary Committee of "H
16. [NY-IRISH] Calvary Cemetery--Queens, NY [1]
I was surpirsed today when I learned that Calvary Cemetery's prices for interment lists increased since I last ordered any. The charge is $60. for the first name, and $5. each for each additional name. Some of those big Irish families have ten in one grave. So, folks if you plan to purchase any, the Archdiocese of New York may raises prices again, any time. In my research, interment lists are invaluable. There is no equivalent. They provide the deceased's name, date of burial, and place of birth.
17. Re: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski [1]
Hello, sorry I also do not have access to Ancestry.com but I do know Jackson Heights. What area of Jackson Heights did they come from? Also the surname Bell is a common one in the North of Ireland. Kathleen ----- Original Message ---- From: John Bell To: NY-IRISH@rootsweb.com Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 3:17:04 PM Subject: [NY-IRISH] Zebroski Hello again NY-Irish Listers I'm trying to find some information on a John Zebroski, of Jackson Heights, Queens, NY. Born 1912 and died 198
18. [NY-IRISH] Upcoming Irish speakers in New England, New York area [1]
Would you please post the following to your mailing list? Thank you very much. n Saturday, September 27, from 10-4, the Greenwich (CT) Main Library presents Researching Your Irish & Scots-Irish Ancestry featuring speakers from the Ulster Historical Foundation from Belfast, Northern Ireland, presenting information on conducting genealogical research throughout all of Ireland. The program is free to the public, but reservations are strongly advised, to facilitate space planning in the library. This event
19. Re: [NY-IRISH] NYPL card & NYS cards [1]
Why, thank you Miz Sheila. FYI, a contributor to the NY-NY list sent this re: NY State cards. If you are a NYS resident you are also available for a card at the NYS Library in Albany. Nancy Johnsen Curran http://pages.prodigy.net/nancycurran Genealogy research and photography in the capital region of New York State ================= Sheilaploof1@aol.com > Barb, > > Thank you for posting the info below...as well as the other helpful info > that you provide. > > Sheila ************** Looki
20. Re: [NY-IRISH] Looking for a county [1]
Hornell is in Steuben County NY A note on Hanora/Nora - since this seems to be an Irish name it probably is Honora, which was a slightly popular name in Ireland during that day and age. Gerry Tracing my ancestry in New York State, England, Ireland, Italy and elsewhere through Orson Burgess and Elizabeth O'Bolger, their lineage and posterity of the Finger Lakes Region in New York. BURGESS, FELTON, CHAFFEE, CLARK, MACK, METCALF, SLAYTON, TENNEY, WATKINS, WHITNEY; HUGHES, MCMAHON, MORRIS, O'BOLGER, TROY;
21. [NY-IRISH] NYPL card [1]
FYI If you live in NYS you are eligible for a New York Public Library card for free. Please check their homepage to find out how to apply. If you have an outdated card, and cannot access their internet from home, you may update your personal information, and mail them your old card. You will receive your new card in about a month. Barb N of NYC ************** Psssst...Have you heard the news? There's a new fashion blog, plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com. (ht
22. Re: [NY-IRISH] NYPL card [1]
Barb, Thank you for posting the info below...as well as the other helpful info that you provide. Sheila >>FYI If you live in NYS you are eligible for a New York Public Library card for free.<< **************Looking for simple solutions to your real-life financial challenges? Check out WalletPop for the latest news and information, tips and calculators. (http://www.walletpop.com/?NCID=emlcntuswall00000001)
23. [NY-IRISH] Looking for a county [1]
I would like to find out what counties the following cities are in and where I can obtain a census for 1920 from someone who has a subscription to a list, service or what ever info they can find the person on. I am trying to find someone who "may" have lived in Hornell or Cornell NY in 1930. The person would be step brother to my Father. My Father died in 1966 and since this person was at least 5-10 years older is dead also, since late 1939 or 1940. But I am hoping thru the census I might find
24. [NY-IRISH] An Gael-Breise! - ar fáil anois! / An Gael-Extra! - now available! [1]
RI: Ta AN GAEL-BREISE! Mhm Mhean Fsmhair ar fail anois - fiach ar an nasc thmos RE: The September issue of AN GAEL-EXTRA! is now available - see the link below A chairde, Ta an-athas ar Chumann Carad na Gaeilge fsgram a scaipeadh faoi ranganna agus imeachtam na Gaeilge. Gabhaigm ar leithscial le bhur dtoil go bhfuil an t-eagran seo mall. Bhmomar baite le breis agus 700 scolairm ag clarz donar ranganna saor in aisce ar lmne an mhm seo. An bhfuil sciala na Gaeilge agat? Cuir isteach i! Ta an tea
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