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1. [SH] Surnames... ARKINS, BYRNE,GRIFFIN, HACKETT, LYONS, MOONEY, MOORE, PRENDERGAST, SHORTIS [1]
Hello List ...... posting details of the names I am seeking in the hope someone can claim connection. John Joseph ARKINS, born c1828, [claimed] CORK. Imm. Vic. Australia, c1839 Thomas BYRNE/S marr 1839, DUB. Parents Thomas and Anne. [BYRNE on shipping records]. Bride: Elizabeth MOONEY, parents: James MOONEY and Bridget ? Marcella BYRNE marr c1824, Matthew NOLAN of CARLOW... lived Trooperstown, WIC. Issue: Owen born 1826, Ellen, Catherine died early and Simon born 1834. Owen and Ellen migrated to Aust
2. [SH] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 14, 1823 #2 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, August 14, 1823 EXECUTION OF FIVE MEN Andrew SULLIVAN, Patrick HENNESSY, sen., Patrick HENNESSY, jun., John FINN and David MAGNER, were executed this day (August 9) at Gallows-Green, (Cork) pursuant to their sentence at the late Assizes- for setting fire to the mills and dwelling-house of Charles HENNESSY, near Castletown, in this County, on the night of the 24th of April last. Nine men, it will be recollected, were convicted of the offence, of whom f
3. [SH] GEOGHEGAN /GAYGAN [1]
Just thought Id drop by..... Anyone seen a Tailor named Michael Geoghegan b abt 1832..?.. I believe in miracles jo Seosimhin Ni Eochagain ----------------------------------------- The Geoghegan Newsletters Web Site is at: www.jgeoghegan.org.uk and at www.btinternet.com/~finty/ -----------------------------------
4. [SH] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 7, 1823 #3 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, Aug 7, 1823 EXECUTION OF M'CANN AT DOWNPATRICK On Thursday last this unhappy man paid the forfeit attached to his crime; he appeared on the scaffold, in front of Downpatrick Gaol, about 20 minutes before 2 o'clock; and, after addressing a few words to the assembled multitude, stating, in substance, that he was about to suffer justly, and that quarrelling had brought him to his untimely end, he knelt down in prayer with the Catholic Clergyman who attend
5. [SH] SPELLINGS that differ [1]
Ellen, I was interested to read what you said about names and spellings that change upon arrivals.... My John Patrick Nelligan .....the grandfather that lived in Bangor Maine, and the one I learned about,...well I was so surprised to see on his birth cert and all family names that in Dingle, he was John Patrick Neligan........one L .....and I also assumed upon ship arrival it was written as heard.....but you say no.. ... I have so many Nelligan Priests in the family and in Kerry there are both spellings, a
6. [SH] SULLIVAN & CARTY from Waterford [1]
Dear List After 18 months of fruitless search for my Great grandparents who came from "Ireland", I finally found a G/grandfather John SULLIVAN still alive on the 1901 Census and living in Liverpool and for the first time, he was recorded as coming from Waterford! So at last I have the county.... I am looking for John SULLIVAN born 1837 Mary CARTY born 1844 daughter Margaret born 1859 all from Waterford but sometime after daughter's birth they settled in L
7. [SH] !! Connaught Journal; July 28, 1823 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, July 28, 1823 THE TOWN GAOL Some documents relative to the situation of Matron in the Town Prison have been left before by a Mrs. MULLIN, who was highly recommended to that place, and discharged the duties of it with care and correctness. She has been, however, put out, although no general or specific charge can be preferred against her, and she wishes to make the matter as public as possible. She is placed in that situation to which many with brighter p
8. [SH] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 11, 1823 #2 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, August 11, 1823 REPORTS To the Irish Government on Public Works for Employment of the Poor [Extract from Mr. NIMMO's Report on the Western District.] 'The plains of Connaught are in general numerously provided with roads; indeed these seem to have been multiplied in a degree which the country, on the present system, is hardly able to support, a great many of them having got into bad repair. The Counties have confined their expenditure latterly to the lea
9. [SH] Census Lookup on Ebay [1]
If, like me, you have a hard time getting out to look up census information, you may be interested in my following comments: I recently paid $6.01-includes shipping-(plus I paid .95 for a postal money order,) for an auction I won on Ebay. A very nice man lives near a library in Florida and looks up U.S. census info for you. Before you bid on his auction (he usually posts 3 of these auctions/per day) you give him the info on one ancestor's family of your choice. He will look it up to tell you if he can
10. [SH] Odlum/ Cty Lois [1]
Lookinf g for additional information about Odlum Richard Odlum b. 1820 in Kyle, County Lois, Ireland m. Joannah Crowley in 5/11/1844 in Grafton,MA, USA. She was b. 1821 in Kilmerry, County Cork, Ireland. Other names: Bommezyon,Browning, Cox, Crowley, Lammering, Mcguire, McLaughlin, Odlum
11. [SH] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 21, 1823 #4 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Thursday, August 21, 1823 WEXFORD- August 16th.- On Monday se'nnight a calf was killed, and the hide carried off, the property of William ADAMS, of Ballyheight, in the parish of Castle Ellis. On the same night, two horses had their manes and tails completely stripped, and a sheep was killed on the lands of Garrynisk, in said Parish, the property of Tobias and Thomas ROCE. Also, on the same night, a mare had her mane cropped, on the lands of Ballynocken, the
12. [SH] McGuire/ Cty Sligo [1]
Looking for additional information about Mcguire Paul Edward Mcguire was b. 11/17/1882 in Westborough, MA. Hemarried Margaret Browning (Bommezyon)b. 3/02/1879 from Boston, MA in 9/08/1908in Westborough, MA His parents werePatrick H. McGuire b. 10/18/1850 in County Sligo, Ireland. and Mary E Odlum ofGrafton, MA. Patrickb
13. [SH] 1901 census [1]
Where can I find the 1901 census?. Jann Whalen Parks
14. [SH] finding birthplace [1]
Hi List, I have the name & year of birth of my gr.grandmother who I believe is possibly Irish, but not listed in 1881 census England. Can't look at that 1901 thingy yet so I was wondering, is their any way I can check out what county she may have come from? Any help please - big dent in my wall!!! Fhinnetta Beard b.c 1867
15. [SH] Fianna Surname Entries being purged! [1]
Emails have been sent to each entry on the Fianna Surname List. Hundreds of dead email addresses were found, and those entries will be permanently removed. Make sure your entry is safe! Check them at http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/surname/orphans1.html and http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/surname/orphans2.html Maybe you'll notice a friend's entry, please tell them to send in a correction :) We need the OLD address, (to make sure it's the right entry), the NEW address, obviously, and a list of the nam
16. Re: [SH] CLUNN [1]
Hi, I'm not sure if this answers your question but this is what I found: (Mac) CLUNE Mac Cluin, formerly Mac Gluin (glun, knee), A Dalcassian family of Ballymaclune, to be distinguished from MacCloon & Cluvane. MacClune in Co. Clare on their map -- in PLU Ennis, Ennistimon & Tulla. Ref: "The Surnames of Ireland," by MacLYSAGHT. There are many CLUNEs in Griffith's Valuation 1855 for Co. Clare: http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/griffiths/griffithc3.htm There are a few CLUNEs in the
17. [SH] Kenny/ Cty Longford [1]
Loodking for additional information about Kenny Margaret Kenny was b.8/15/1885 in the Parish of Carrickboy, County Longford,Ireland. Married Peter M McLoughlin 7/18/1908 Immigrated to Worcester, MA in 1905 Her parents were James and Elizabeth Cox Other names: Bommezyon, Browning,Cox, Crowley, Lammering, Mcguire, McLaughlin, Odlum
18. [SH] !! Connaught Journal; Aug 25, 1823 #1 [1]
Connaught Journal published Galway, Ireland Monday, August 25, 1823 IMPORTANT PUBLIC INSTITUTION IMPROVEMENTS It is a cheering task in these times and in this place to head and article in this way. This pleasing duty has now fallen to our lot; and, if our need of praise, our voice or assistance, can be grateful or useful to the worthy promoters to aid their progress or laud their generous designs, with very sincere pleasure will our columns be devoted to their service. In fact, great credit is due to the
19. [SH] Balleyhogan Co Clare McCARTHY HANLON [1]
Can anyone please tell me if there is such a place as Ballyhogan Co Clare as my ancestor was supposed to come from there. Bridget - aged 17 - came to Australia on the Irish orphan ship Pemberton It was not on her ship's record, I have checked that. How would I confirm this or get a certificate? Bridget McCARTHY born 4 decemmber 1838, of RC religion. Parents were John McCARTHY and Honor HANLON/HANLYN regards Marg O'Leary Port Stephens, NSW ______________________________________ Scanned and protected
20. [SH] In the shade of the Comeraghs [1]
I understand that "In the Shade of the Comeraghs" a historical book on Rathgormack, Co Waterford was published in 2001. Does SKS have access to a copy and would be willing to check the index and tell me if any SLATTERY Families are mentioned in it. Thanking you John Slattery New Zealand
21. [SH] English/Gaelic dictionary [1]
Hello Listers: Does anyone know of a link to an online dictionary that will show the equivalencies between English and Gaelic words as well as a bit more of the meaning of the Gaelic word? Anne
22. [SH] George Reidy [1]
My name is Jim Reidy and my Grandfather's brother George Charles Reidy went to America around the 1900s, he married a Pauline and they had one son Kenneth. who was a lawyer, They lived in Pallisade NJ until the we lost contact in the 70's.I have their actual address. any information would be appreciated. Jim Reidy jim_reidy@yahoo.com
23. [SH] Irish to Paterson New Jersey [1]
I would like to contact anyone that is researching the following names. These folks settled in Paterson New Jersey. They emigrated at various times from before 1820 to 1897. Most of them emigrated 1845-1855 - Probably famine-related. BRETT (BRITT) Co. Sligo IRE>Paterson NJ ? CANNON - Co. Sligo IRE>ENG bef. 1870; ENG>Paterson NJ various dates 1870-1897. CUMMINGS - C. Sligo EDGES - - IRE>ENG bef. 1840; ENG>NY bef. 1864. FIELDS - IRE>Paterson, NJ circa 1847 KEARNEY - IRE>Paterson NJ bef. 1860 LYONS - IR
24. [SH] Re: Sister Mary Immaculata O'Grady [1]
"if you haven't already done so, you should check the records of that order". Janet C-S Dear Kathleen Duff: I know quite a lot about this Sister as she was related to me thru my mother, who used to write to her. I have a number of letters from her. Somewhere, I have a brief reference to a Mary Duffy. Sister/Mother Immaculata died in 1936. I have a write up of her by the Convent. James Biller, Jimb856@Aol.Com
25. [SH] Records for Southern part of Ireland. [1]
Hi, Who would have these records. Thank you for any help. Mary
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