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1. Re: [ROSCOMMON] For William Gately [1]
Do you have an Adrien Gately, Manhatten College, NYC? > From: GirlfriendTeri@aol.com > Reply-To: ROSCOMMON-L@rootsweb.com > Date: Sat, 18 May 2002 17:13:11 EDT > To: ROSCOMMON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [ROSCOMMON] For William Gately > Resent-From: ROSCOMMON-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Sat, 18 May 2002 15:13:15 -0600 > > Hi William, > I'm researching Gatelys from Ireland. Would you have a John and Ellen > Gately in your familly. They came to the USA and settled in Jersey City, New > Jersey. > > Teri >
2. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Costello of Cloontowurt, Roscommon [1]
All records for St.Patricks and St.Marys can be found at the American French Genealogical Society in Woonsocket, R.I. They have all R.I. parish, births, marriages, Communions and some Confirmations. They can be found at: http:// www.afgs.org/ These microfilms can be searched at the library, or someone there will do it for a fee. Ed.
3. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Costello of Cloontowurt, Roscommon [1]
Denise, FYI, I also found a treasure chest of information in the LDS Loughglynn records, however the gaps included the baptismal record of my grandmother, Mary Agnes Rabbit. While on a visit, the very nice parish priest went through his records for me . . . if he had not had a wedding rehearsal to go to he said that he would have let me go through them . . . and he soon found her record. I neglected to ask him for a copy, and later I found the same record on the microfilm at the Irish National Libra
4. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Gara [1]
Please can you tell me about mary kelly did she marry a murray also did mary conlan marry a boyle? thank you Jacqueline Pearce Downen wrote: > Hi Moyra, There is a Mary Conlan...? married, 1851? > Margaret...no last name? these are all ireland...she married 1864 Mayo, > Ireland 531 Kilbeha...Mary Kelly. That's about it. Some Garas from Spain. > Only about 5 from Ireland. You would really need a last name for the wife. > Durr and Dolan are too common..to many to research. I'm sorry I couldn't > help. > Jack
5. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Gara [1]
Hi Moyra, Wish you would have given your aunts name-makes it easier. But, there weren't that many Gara in Ireland, so: This catholic one: Dominick Gara married: August 1, 1842 Aghanagh..Sligo, Ireland. Spouse: BRIGDAM SMITH. I hope this is your aunt that you were searching for. Good Luck. Jackie D. Ca. ----- Original Message ----- From: "moyra burr" To: Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2002 7:09 PM Subject: [ROSCOMMON] Gara > Hi Everybody > > Can anyone on the lis
6. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Costello of Cloontowurt, Roscommon [1]
Dear Jane: Thank you for your kind offer, of going to the Rhode Island Historical Society. Actually, I and my 80 year old parents traveled there 2 years ago. We had a lovely time in Providence and in Valley Falls, viewing all the old mills where our Irish Catholic ancestors had toiled upon their arrival in the US. The only information I was able to gleam at the Historical Society was a brief amount of information about Michael F. Costello 17OCT1879-16NOV1969 (a son of Michael Costello 1841Roscommon-
7. [ROSCOMMON] RE: Ques. abt. Roscommon Heritage.. [1]
Thanks all for the reply. At least I know it's a common occurance. I was over there 2 years ago, in Strokestown, but the place was closed (middle of the day) and I never made it back. Like I said, I have used other Heritage Centers in different counties to help me get over some brickwalls in the past and were very please with the help, even though a little pricey. But, they aided me in continuing my research from the US so I guess it's money well spent and the time frame was 4-6 weeks. Oh, well, I'l
8. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Costello of Cloontowurt, Roscommon [1]
At the time I visited the Priest was Fr. John O Rourke, I don't recall a name for the church, but it is located in Loughglynn denise costello wrote: > Thank you William for your reply concerning the helpfulness of the > Parish Priest. What was the name of the church? Was it in Loughlynn? > > Will also look forward to your response about researching in Dublin. > > denise > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at > http://explore
9. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Ques. abt. Roscommon Heritage & Gene. Soc. [1]
Dear Tom, I mailed a check along with a list of family members born in Roscommon in the 1820-1840 time period. Date - September 10, 2001. The website of the Heritage Soc. said that they usually would respond within a month, but there was a 3 month backlog. So, I waited about 4 months and then sent a very polite email to inquire on the status of my request of September 10, 2001. I did receive a response that they had been on Christmas holiday and had also been moving. (Probably rearranging furniture)
10. Re: [ROSCOMMON] (Roscommon) BEIRNE, BURNS, BYRN, [1]
1. CATHERINE1 BEIRNE She married EUGENE FAYNE, son of JOHN FAYNE and CATHERINE MEA. He was born Abt. 1800. Child of CATHERINE BEIRNE and EUGENE FAYNE is: i. MARY2 FAYNE, b. Abt. Jun 1842, Killinvoy & Killmain Parish, Co Roscommon, Ireland (Source: Parish Register - Christening, Roman Catholic, Killinvoy and Killmain, Co. Roscommon, Ireland, dates: 1841-1880, LDS Vital Records Index, FHL 989752.); m. MARTIN QUIGLY, 2 Nov 1859. More About MARY FAYNE: Christening: 18 Jun 1842, Killinvoy & Killmain Parish,
11. [ROSCOMMON] MOON or MOORE [1]
Hello everyone, I am researching GEORGE MOON, tailor for a friend of mine and he is listed in Slater's Manchester directory for 1861. This lead me to the 1861 census for Manchester and his name is spelt 'Moone' or is it 'Moore'?. I cannot tell. However, the age of his son fits with my Moon info so I need to confirm I have the right family. According to the census George and his wife Julia were born in Roscommon, Ireland; George in 1836 and Julia in 1835. Their eldest son was born in Machester in 1857, s
12. [ROSCOMMON] Newspaper extracts Volume 4 Part 6 [1]
ATHLONE VOLUME 4 Con't William OBRIEN.pg 129 Constable GILMOREpg 129 Rev D. CAMPBELL..pg 129 Mrs. Mary GEOGHEGAN, license house for sale.pg 129 DEATH  Mrs. Ellen GILLEGAN, suddenly.pg 134 DEATH  Andrew CLAFFEY, burned ..pg 134 P. OBRIEN arrested for road speech..pg 135, 136 Jan Fair 1888.pg 135 Mary TANZY prosecutes Ellen KELLY for assaultpg 135 Many windows broken at nightpg 135 Rev J. R. GREESON.pg 136 MARRIAGE - Dr. J. DARCY & Fann
13. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Ques. abt. Roscommon Heritage & Gene. Soc. [1]
Dear Tom: I received my reply from the Roscommon Heritage Center about 8 months after my $45.00 check was cashed. After 2 requests for the status, they sent it with an apolgy for misfiling it. It contained a detailed account of all the research I had already found through looking at film at the LDS Family History Library in the US. In other words, I am not sure they have any more information, than we can access here. denise _________________________________________________________________ Get you
14. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Ques. abt. Roscommon Heritage & Gene. Soc. [1]
Hi Nancy, Our Roscommon Morris family went into England during the famine. The 2Xgreat grandfather was Cornelius Morris, who died in Wigan. They never returned to Ireland, and my grandfather Cornelius went to Brooklyn,NY in 1881. Sorry I can't make a connection with your Morris family. Thanks for asking. Joan --- Nancy Harwood wrote: > Joan, > > I noticed your mention of Morris in Roscommon. My > husband's > great-grandmother was Margaret (Marguerite?) Morris, > probably >
15. [ROSCOMMON] Newspaper extracts Athlone Volume 3 Part 4 [1]
ATHLONE VOLUME 3 Con't Mary BRODERICK & H. LITTLE arrested stealing cash from Wm JONES..pg375 Pvt DUFFY Roscommon Militia...............................pg 378 Thomas GILLIGAN Steals 16 Pounds from employees..pg 378 DEATH  Girl named LEAVY drowned..pg 378 Sailing Regatta July 1875.pg 379 DEATH - D. John OCONNELL..pg 379 DEATH  at Summer Hill Miss Teresa COFFEYpg 380 DEATH  James MULTAGH.pg 381 DEATH - Patrick KEATING Composer and Musicianpg 383 Fair Jan 1876
16. [ROSCOMMON] BYRNE in Roscommon [1]
Hello Fran, I don't know much about her, but my third great-grandmother Bridget BYRNE was born around 1817 in County Roscommon. She was likely born in Boyle, because her husband, Patrick McDERMOTT, was born in Boyle. She and Patrick moved to Tompkins Co, NY and then to Watertown, Dodge Co, Wisconsin. Laura Gray << My great-great-grandparents, the GAVICANS & BERNES -Thomas and Elizabeth - were married at St. Joseph's Church in Boyle, 1812. Does anyone know of these families back in Co. Roscommon - then
17. [ROSCOMMON] James Flyn/Flynn of Roscommon [1]
FYI- not related... The History of Jackson County, Iowa...Chicago: Western Hist. Co., 1879. James Flyn, farmer, Sec. 21; P.O. Garry Owen; is a native of County Roscommon, Ireland; born in 1817. He was a Government officer in Co. Limerick seven years. He married, in his native country, Margaret Calahoun; they emigrated to Canada in 1844. In 1848, he was made Assessor and Collector, offices which he filled in Sincoe Co., Canada, for a period of twenty years, discharging the duties with credit to himself and
18. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Costello of Cloontowurt, Roscommon [1]
Yes, You're right the name Costello must be common. Also, I have found I have found the name Nolan in this line..it's like they kept marrying cousins. It's an never ending story. I will let you known if I find anything more on these two names though. I know there were some that ventured to Australia as well. Do you have any of these names in your line: O'KEEFFE, KILAGALLON, JOHNSTON, WARD, CRUISE, HIGGINS, VESEY to name but a few?? Thanks for your email I appreciate it...good to hear from you. Jackie -----
19. [ROSCOMMON] PENDERGRASS [1]
anyone? This surname just emerged from the Doyle famhist Ann said she was born 1826 in Ireland. nee Pendergrass Charles Doyle spouse was a tailor josi My newsletters, including Volume nine, are at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at: www.btinternet.com/~finty/
20. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Roscommon Cemeteries [1]
Gail, There is a very large cemetery right in Castlerea. Also, since I was searching for Ronans, I noticed quite a few Ruanes there on my walkthrough this last March. There is a St.Patrick's Church in Cloonfad, but I did not notice a cemetery thereabouts although that doesn't mean that there wasn't one hiding somewhere. The only other cemeteries in the Cloonfad area would be at Garranlahan Church or in Dunmore, Co. Galway. There is a cemetery at Ardcloon just west of Dunmore and I believe that there were
21. Re: [ROSCOMMON] A. Gately NY [1]
There are Gately's from Roscommon in theChicago area!
22. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Ques. abt. Roscommon Heritage & Gene. Soc. [1]
Joan, I noticed your mention of Morris in Roscommon. My husband's great-grandmother was Margaret (Marguerite?) Morris, probably born in Roscommon ca 1830-38. She married Lt. Daniel Joseph Hutchinson (said by one of his granddaughters to have been "a Galway man") of a British East Kent regiment called "The Buffs," which was stationed in Roscommon at various times. She is buried with him in the churchyard of St. Coman's Church in Roscommon, according to her granddaughter, Margaret Hutchinson Coffey of Du
23. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Gara [1]
Hi Moyra, There is a Mary Conlan...? married, 1851? Margaret...no last name? these are all ireland...she married 1864 Mayo, Ireland 531 Kilbeha...Mary Kelly. That's about it. Some Garas from Spain. Only about 5 from Ireland. You would really need a last name for the wife. Durr and Dolan are too common..to many to research. I'm sorry I couldn't help. Jackie ----- Original Message ----- From: "moyra burr" To: Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 7:21 PM Subject: Re: [ROSC
24. [ROSCOMMON] Newspaper extracts Ballinasloe Volume 2 [1]
BALLINASLOE VOLUME 2 Patrick DILLON..pg 9 St George, a new ploughpg 19 Mr. WYNNEpg 27 BANKRUPT  Thomas KEOGH.pg 32 Kerry Militia arrive... pg 120 DEATH  Hugh McLOUHLIN, Innkeeper..pg 198 Canal completed.pg 233 Funeral of Mrs. LETTICE.pg 322 For Transport 8 female convicts leave. pg 323 2nd Bat 1st Royals arrive..pg 356 Last 10 days 4 people died suddenlypg 373 Foot way to be flaggedpg 427 NICHOLSON arrested for gambling.pg 452
25. Re: [ROSCOMMON] Costello of Cloontowurt, Roscommon [1]
Hi Denise, I will check another source from my data base. It's odd that I can't find anything. I will say this..I have been to Athlone, Ireland and went into the church (St.Peter's) there to research for myself...they 'never' let go of the large red record books as I was just able to scan and that was about it. But, I did find some of my ancestors. Aside from that..that county was referred to as Co. Westmeath...yet, while I do research on the computer from home I 'often' find they referr to this area as Ros
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