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1. Re: Search for surname CUOLAHAN [1]
>Kathi, just curious, but are you sure the name wasn't originally CALLAGHAN? >the way some of the names were recorded, especially if the ancestor couldn't >write, and spoke with an accent, the name takers for immigrants could really >butcher a name, then sometimes the spelling stuck. The Callaghans were from >county cork, ireland. Entirely possible, but I have no connection between the two names.....so no way to verify that it happened. I know the name was originally Uallachain (or macUallachain or O'Ualla
2. Re: Walshe Of Glin Ireland [1]
Fannie Walshe b 1834 came to New York at age 17 Brothers Maurice, John, Richard and Robert Fannie was born in Glin Ireland but not sure which Glin. Any one have any information on these family members. Barbra in Canada
3. Social Security -- last post please! [1]
Folks, Its amazing to me that the information that I clearly put on the Helpful Hints page for your benefit gets consistently overlooked..... all the answers to the recent questions posted here about Social Security are answered there, as well as many other things. This url is in my signature line, in the welcome message, in rotating taglines..... I can't do much more. I can't force you to use the information on that page, but it would make your searching much easier, which is why I did it in the first pl
4. Unidentified subject! [1]
Hello i am looking for information on Seery, not the origin of the name but actual people who were named Seery thanks John Seery
5. QUALTER in Garrafrauns/Dunmore, Co. Galway [1]
I am researching the following surnames: Qualter McWalter Fleming Cullinane Glynn All are from the Garrafrauns and Dunmore areas of Co. Galway. Anyone else looking for these names? Rita Qualter
6. Does Woodford,Galway., History Center Have E-Mail? [1]
Thanks Jack
7. FENNELL [1]
Has anyone run across this name while researching? McLysaght says it is most common in Clare. Have any Clare researchers out there found this to be so? Anyone got a FENNELL lurking in their tree? My Christopher came to Brooklyn NY sometime around the Famine (tho he isn't listed in The Famine Immigrants). I haven't done much on this line of mine, but am curious as to where it is mostly found. Thanks, Janet C-S
8. FENNELL [1]
Janet My husband has this in his line. His ancestors (to date) came from County Waterford (FALVEY, POWER, ROCKETT). What I have is the following: John CAVANAGH, m. 13 October 1841, Parish of Portlaw, Co. Waterford, Ireland, Margaret FENNELL. She was b. May of 1816. She d. 11 October 1908 in Fall River, Massachusetts. Her father was: John FENNELL; mother: Margaret CODY. That is all I have. Don't know if they match up with you or not. Janice
9. ETTA [1]
Etta could be nickname for LORETTA. It is in my family. Maria
10. Re: Schuylkill Irish Surnames [1]
I'm working on Schuylkill: BARRETT, CORCORY, COYNE, DOOLEY,, DOUGHERTY, DOWNEY,DUFFY, FERRET, FITZGERALD, FITZPATRICK, FLANAGAN, FOX, HAGGERTY, HEFFRON, HIGGINS, HOLDEN, HYLAND, IGO (IGOE), KENNEY, LACEY, LENAHAN, McCOLLOUGH, McDONALD, McGAN, McGRATH, McHALE, McNAMARA, MACK, O'BOYLE, O'BRIEN, O'NEAL, PORTER, REYNOLDS, SULLIVAN to name a few
11. Massachusetts Military Records [1]
Hi folks, This is for anyone who was interested in military records in Massachusetts. I just got off the phone with the Adjutant Generals Office in Boston where records are kept. They told me that they have send all inactive files to Worcester. I told him I was looking for WWI records and he said there weren't but a few WWI's left alive. So I am assuming that if a person is alive there records are still in Boston but the deceased are in Worcester. Here is the address and phone number: Office of the Stat
12. Place name in Co Dublin???? [1]
<> Maybe its?: Townland: Laughanstown County: Dublin Barony: Rathdown Parish:Tully Poor Law Union: Rathdown hope you find this helpful! slan, (thats Irish for good-bye) mary in orlando ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/shamrock/1999-06/0928522178
Date: Fri, 4 Jun 1999 14:49:38 EDT
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13. Kennedy/Kanada STORY Ire. 1781-1875K [1]
To: SHAMROCK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Kennedy/Kanada STORY Ire. 1781-1875K Looking for parents of following from Fermangh Ireland Kennedy/Kanada STORY- Br/Ch: 1781 sp. Lucinda Br/Ch: 1783 - ----------------------------------------------------------------------- CHILD BR/CH ----- ----- . Thomas Bradford STORY 20 Jul 1815 . William STORY 1816 . Mary STORY- 1824 . Joseph STORY 1825 . Elizabeth STORY 1834 . Andrew STORY 1835 Kennedy STORY emigrated from Co. Fermangh Ireland about 1816 or 1817 wit
14. Boland and Coffee>California [1]
Hi. My grandma Boland was the daughter of Patrick J.Boland and Margaret P. Coffee. Both her parents were born in Ireland and census records indicate that Patrick [b 1853] immigrated in 1860 at the age of 7, so I assume that he came with his parents. Margaret Coffee [b Feb 1864] immigrated in 1880, age 16...so she might have travelled without her parents? However, both Patrick and Margaret were in Compton California and married with 7 children all born in California according to the 1900 census.
15. Ordnance Survey and Corn Kilns [1]
On the six inch to the mile Ordnance Survey Map for an ancestor's townland, and those nearby, are symbols which are small circles with the lower part of the circle black. The key to this symbol does not appear with the other symbols and their explanation. They are not gravel pits or wells or quarries. Beside some of these circles in another nearby townland are the words Corn Kilns. In one such townland there's a Corn Mill. In our particualar townland with about 180 arable acres, there are approx. 12 of
16. Is there a mailist for your name? [1]
(From the Rootsweb Review newsletter) For those of you unaware of this newsletter, and want to receive it, see instructions at the end. MAILING LISTS. For an index to most user mailing lists hosted by RootsWeb, visit . IF YOU DO NOT HAVE WEB ACCESS but would like to know if a RootsWeb-hosted mailing list exists for a particular surname, send a SUBSCRIBE request in accordance with the instructions below, filling in the desired surname where the example shows [name of l
17. HAGERTY / HAGGERTY [1]
Dear Jup,,,,,,,,,,,My Francis (Frank) HAGGERTY was b: 1848 Belfast Academy Grant ME now Ludlow ME, near Houlton ME, the Aroostook Co seat. His p: Peter & Nancy (McGuire) HAGGERTY were from Co Donegal, Ireland via NB Canada. He and Catherine Abernathy (b: Woodstock NB Canada) migrated "out west" , in 1881, to Stillwater MN & thence to Sisseton SD where the family then settled. They had 7 kids: John, Maud, Alice, Frank, Clara, Peter (who d: young) & Mary (who also d: young). We suspect that Frank d: in ID but
18. Re: City Directory Recs [1]
Hi Liz D....Thanks for the response. I subsequently learned that city directories are usually for the year prior to the publication date. That certainly takes my frustration level down, restores my confidence in the value of city directories, and puts all the information I've gleaned this way back one year. connie
19. Co Leitrim Locations [1]
Hi all. Will some kind soul please tell me where the following are located in County Leitrim, Ireland: Town -"Drumherriff" Parish - "Killort" Both locations are described in "The McCabe List", which lists petitioners in the Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada. My Gr Gr Grandfather Henry BURKE signed the petition in 1829. Thank you, Ray
20. Dublin BDM Lookups [1]
I read recently that sks was offering to do lookups in Dublin for births, deaths and marriages for a modest fee. I did not save the message so if that person, or some other who saved the message, could contact me I would greatly appreciate it. Brian Moriarty Nelson, New Zealand aland
21. "Etty"is short for what? [1]
Some possibilities: Ethelbert 552?-616 king of Kent Ethelred II 968?-1016 "theUnready" king of England (978-1016) Etherage, Sir George 1635?-1691 Eng. dram. source: Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary Hope this is of help. : o ) Maureen Gallagher Irvine, CA USA jimandmo@surfside.net
22. Re: "Etty" is short for what? [1]
It could also go with Henrietta or any of the other 'etta names ...... Loretta, etc. Pat Wood in western Washington State twigs3@juno.com My ancestors must be in a witness protection program........
23. Census Research for Religious Women [1]
Many thanks to all who responded to my query as to how to proceed with locating women who entered religious life and changed their name...especially to those who suggested using Sister as a surname. I am grateful each day to learn something new!! Judy
24. Timmons Family, Lurgan, Co Armagh [1]
Thought I would give this query another try for it has been a long time since its original posting......... I have exhausted the holdings of the LDS Family History Center and have corresponded with Armagh Ancestry in Armagh, NI for further info regarding the Lurgan area Quakers. Their holdings were pretty much the same as what I already had. They were able to verify through the PRONI a couple of questionable items that I had found while searching the Lurgan area but that was it. What hapened to thes
25. Irish Newspapers On-line [1]
I have found this site - listing on-line newspapers from all over Ireland - to be most interesting. http://www.ipl.org/cgi-bin/reading/news.out.pl?co=Ireland Judy
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