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1. Re: [Roscommon-l] re: ELPHIN CHAPEL 1869. [1]
Thank you Ellen for your help and advice. I will search through the Irish Civil Registrations at the LDS as soon as they resume after the holidays. I will write to the Parish Priest at Elphin, as soon as I feel he will have recovered from all the work he will have had to do over the Christmas period. Best Wishes for the New Year. Therese.
2. Re: [Roscommon-l] re: ELPHIN CHAPEL 1869. [1]
Hi Helen, Ooo! What a nice story. I wonder if it was an inheritance and if she ever received it, or if she was never contacted. I wonder if she was related to our Anne Byrne? There are so many broken links, but it will be wonderful when we can mend them. Did you notice that I said "when" and not "if"? I have decided to be more optimistic now that we have a New Year. About the name of John Elwood's brother/cousin - - - I am sorry, nobody in the family knows his name. I wish they did, as it may shed some
3. [Roscommon-l] new site! going to be great if we all contribute! and its free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [1]
an online friend of mine who is a genealogists dream for research projects, just put up this site- if we all contribute to it, we can help ourselves and others! looking forward to connecting with some of my unfound cousins! linda erdmann brown=-matawan-marlboro-ny etc connections/ germany and ireland too! Some online genealogy friends of mine and I have started up a new site called CousinConnect.com - initial reviews have been very good. We just need to get a bunch of people to post queries there an
4. [Roscommon-l] BENSON & BENISON [1]
Happy New Year! I'm reposting my interests in BENSON & BENISON, specifically from the Keadue village, Kilronan & Ardcarn Parishes, area. My great-grandfather, James BENSON, and his brother, John, emigrated to Canada from Ireland around 1853. James stayed in Ontario, Canada, and John, we believe, continued on to the USA. I have searched church records for Kilronan and Ardcarn Parishes, and haven't found anything conclusive, yet. I have kept track of any BENSONS & BENISONS that I have found. Any other des
5. [Roscommon-l] RC cemeteries in Roscommon [1]
I was surprised by the relativly few RC cemeteries in Roscommon. Of 59, only 10 seem to have attached cemeteries. My experience is that the stones may look very old but that is the result of the weathering for a short period. The cemeteries do not seem to have perpeptual care, either, with weeds and brambles abounding. I cannot copy an Excel file so if you want the list, send me an email requesting it as an attachment. Ellen
6. [Roscommon-l] BRENNAN msg [1]
Cathy, Saw a McDERMOTT listed in your message. Wonder what info you have on that name, especially if there happens to be one in Iowa in the 1860s. There was a Mollie HIGGINS born in Red Oak, IA in 1866-68. Her parents were Patrick HIGGINS and Ellen McDERMOTT. They came to this country in about 1865 with three older children and then eventually settled in Hamilton, IL where he worked for a railroad (and where he was killed in an accident on the railroad bridge over the Misissippi). They came from Rosco
7. [Roscommon-l] Maxwells of Ardcarn parish and Annaduff parish? [1]
Hello, This is a rough report for the older generations of my Maxwell family. A James and Thomas Maxwell listed as godparents may have been from Annaduff parish in County Leitrim. Both names are listed in Griffith's Valuation for that time period in that place. I order the Annaduff microfilmed records tomorrow at the Family History Center. 1. Lady Featherstone #764 b. Eire, m. before 1825, ? Maxwell #763, b. Eire. According to the family history of Alice Andrew nee Dunn, Elizabeth McDermott's grandmot
8. [Roscommon-l] McDermott [1]
Hello, I have a Margaret McDERMOTT, who married James CRAHAN/CROGHAN in the 1830s in Roscommon. Among their children was a Bridget, born 1836, and an Ellen, born 1838 and christened in December 1838 in Killucan and Ballinameen. Ellen married Edward CARTY in 1860 and they moved to Sunderland, England in 1864. Is this of any interest? Regards, Brian
9. [Roscommon-l] Murray/Nolan [1]
My ancestors buried New St. Jos.Cem. Cincinnati, Ohio are: Bridget (Nolan) b.1785 Roscommon,d.1912. Husband John Murray, not known if he immigrated. Known children of Bridget: Catherine b. 1830? Roscommon,m. George Boyce,d.1906 Cincinnati, Ohio John Murray b. 1833? Roscommon,m. Ellen Clabby, d. 1899 Cincinnati, Ohio Possible children: Julia b. bef. 1841, d. 1912 Cincinnati, Ohio Bartley b. ? Any information or clues of what area of Roscommon is greatly appreciated. Karen Klaene Cincinnati, OhioGet mor
10. [Roscommon-l] looking for a Catholic cemetery in Boyle [1]
If someone had belonged to St. Joseph's parish in Boyle back in 1840, in what cemetery would they most probably have been buried? How would one go about getting in touch with that cemetery? I expect that my Beirn / Gavican ancestors were buried there, and I'd just love to be able to find some records to prove it. Otherwise, I've reached that nasty brick wall. Thank you. Happy New Year! Fran Weeks
11. [Roscommon-l] Unsubcribe [1]
Dear listmaster: Due to computer problems will have to unsubscribe for a few days and will rejoin with a new ISP soon. Thankyou denise
12. [Roscommon-l] Re: lains [1]
----- Original Message ----- From: James Higson To: ROSCOMMON-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, January 25, 2002 8:51 PM Subject: lains hi listers I am researching Thomas Lain Patrick Lain John Lain and Katherine Lain from the castlerea area and clunefad area I know thomas was born 1874 in castleplunket castlerea roscommon father John Lain mother anne burk anybody any info on this family j.p.k.h@btinternet.com
13. [Roscommon-l] New to List, HAGGART [1]
Hi list, Let me introduce myself, My name is Barbara Rosethorne & I hail from Perth in Western Australia. I've been doing most of my research for my side of the family in Birmingham.I was born & raised in Coventry. I have just found out that my G G Grandmother was Catherine Haggart of Roscommon Ireland. .Here's what I know about this part of the family: Catherine was born in 1832, she was Catholic(of course!) Her father was Patrick Haggart, a weaver. Now a cousin( our Grand -mothers were sisters) with kn
14. [Roscommon-l] Re: ROSCOMMON-D Digest V02 #7 [1]
unsubscribe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 10:01 AM Subject: ROSCOMMON-D Digest V02 #7
15. Re: [Roscommon-l] anyone from mount talbot on here? [1]
Linda my GF's oldest brother married Catherine Connolly from Matt Talbot back c1860's/1870's. I think her mother was a McDonnell.....No Tansey's as far as I knowin my lines. [I do recall the name TANSEY in Boston when I was growing up.] Janice Boston
16. [Roscommon-l] lains [1]
hi listers I am researching Thomas Lain Patrick Lain John Lain and Katherine Lain from the castlerea area and clunefad area I know thomas was born 1874 in castleplunket castlerea roscommon father John Lain mother anne burk anybody any info on this family j.p.k.h@btinternet.com
17. [Roscommon-l] Strokestown Parish records [1]
To all, My CONNELLY ancestors were in Strokestown from about 1750 until 1847 The Mormans have some church records with baptisms starting about 1830 I need to know if there is any way to find baptism records for Strokestown before 1830? I also need to know if there are any marriage indexes for that area? thanks, Debbie
18. [Roscommon-l] Patrick Larkin? [1]
Is there a Patrick Larkin on this list who may have sent me a message I am unable to retrieve? Karen Klaene Get more from the Web. FREE MSN Explorer download : http://explorer.msn.com
19. [Roscommon-l] BEIRNE-BURNS-McINTYRE in Co. Roscommon [1]
Hi, I'm trying to locate Tom & Therese HOARE from Australia, who sent me some wonderful info on my McINTYRE & BEIRNE Families of Co. Roscommon. I'm sorry but I lost your e-mail address. Would you please e-mail me at HMWEBBER@aol.com Thank you so very much for taking the time to help me! :) Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)
20. [Roscommon-l] McDermotts in Boyle [1]
Pat, I saw your note about your McDermotts in Boyle, Roscommon. I also have McDermotts in Boyle (or Doyle), though I don't know much about them yet. Here's what I have: Dominick McDermott b. 1830 in Boyle, parents James and Bridget McDermott. Dominick had an older sister Bridget who also came to America. In 1870, Dominick married Annie Kane in Wisconsin. Her parents were Patrick and Bridget Kane. Bridget was also from Co Roscommon. Dominick and Annie moved to Wyoming and had Adelaide, Blanche, Charles, D
21. [Roscommon-l] ggrandmother [1]
I'm looking for my ggrandmother Catherine (McDermott) Oneill from Roscommon,Ireland.She came to America in 1870 with her brother Patt and settled in McDowell Creek,kansas.I think she was born in 1854.I would love to know if she had any more siblings that stayed behind and who her parents were...She could not write but that might have been only english, I don't know. Any help out there? Pat
22. [Roscommon-l] O'CONNOR/THOMPSOM [1]
Hi list, I'd just like to thank the people that helped me with my Assylinn House query a couple of weeks ago. I've still not found out for sure if there ever was a Assylinn House, but thanks to the list I now know there is Assylinn Cemetery. I've also managed to get hold of the marriage certificate of Michael O,Connor (b.1858 Boyle, Roscommon d.June 6 1933 St Helens, Merseyside) married Mary Emily Thompson (b.1874 d.August 25, 1948, St Helens Merseyside). It has their parents listed as Charles O'Connor a
23. [Roscommon-l] Anyone have a KILDUFF relation in/from Co. Roscommon? [1]
.....then I would love to hear from you! Christi Carter KILDUFF KILDUFF One-Name Study Researching KILDUFFs Worldwide Guild of One-Name Studies, member #1607
24. [Roscommon-l] attn: Lynda Morris - you've got a virus [1]
Hello Lynda. I'm sorry to have to tell you that the post that you sent, "Looking for a Catholic cemetery", was contaminated with a virus; therefore, I was unable to read your message. Hope you can get it straightened out soon. It's happened to me, and it's a real nuisance. Good luck! Fran Weeks
25. [Roscommon-l] Churchborough [1]
Hello, I am trying to find out what Churchborough means in terms of place in Roscommon. Do I have the spelling incorrect? A John J Ganley listed Churchborough, Co. Roscommon as his birthplace, b. 22 JUN 1866. Thanks, DJ Chandler g granddaughter of John Michael Ganley of Roscommon
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