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GENIRE-D DigestVolume 97 : Issue 89

Today's Topics:
#1 Some help with translations, pleas [ (matt emerson)]
#2 John CORCORAN- Request by George C [ (George ]
#3 Obituary for John CORCORAN [ (George ]
#4 KISSAM [ (Tom Wilde]
#5 John CORCORAN- Request by George C [ (George ]
#6 SMYTH, HAMILTON, COOPER & Tandy [ (D. Morris]
#7 YOUNG,BOOTH,ARCHER, TAYLOR all of [ (D. Morris]
#8 Wynne/McManus [ (John Wy]
#9 Keel Parish in Co. Kerry? [Daniel Sherrin <>]
#10 Re: KISSAM [ (M. L. Durse)]
#11 FORAN Family []
#12 Question [Mike Doyle<>]
#13 WHITTERS [wmcnab <>]
#14 DUCEY [wmcnab <>]
#15 Re: Some help with translations, p ["John & Jane O'Brien" <jayohbee@io]
#16 Re: WHITTERS [ (M. L. Durse)]
#17 Location of Keelurragh, Cty Kerry [ (Scott & Nancy McK]
#18 SLATTERY surname [Chip Slattery <>]
#19 Re: "Tilly" as a nickname?? [ (Sally Shine]
#20 Re: IRISH; BARBADOS; 1600's [ (Kevin McCloskey)]
#21 THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SHIP LISTS [ (Barbara]
#22 Content not Irish [ (Mary K Hungerfor]
#23 World Family Tree ["davecoss"@ihug.co.nz (David J Cos]
#24 Heritage Centre survey [ ( )]
#25 Re: Content not Irish []
#26 Maxwell ["Victor E. Dahl" <.]
#27 Re: Content not Irish [ (Pat Trecker)]

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X-Message: #1
Date: 13 Oct 1997 11:14:34 -0700
From: (matt emerson)
To:
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Subject: Some help with translations, please?
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Can anyone tell me what these Berehaven Peninsula, County Cork
placenames mean in English?
TOWNLANDS
Gortanirrig (var. Gurtanerig, Gortanierig, Gurtanurig)
Gortagenorick (var. Gortagenerick)
Gortagulane
Gortgraffee (var. Gortnagraffee)
Gortsalleigh
PARISH
Killnanamagh

ENGLISH TO IRISH
What would be the Irish for "Field of the High King?" What would be the
Irish for "Waterfall"?

Thanks for any help - Kathleen

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X-Message: #2
Date: 13 Oct 1997 11:36:46 -0700
From: (George Corcoran)
To:
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Subject: John CORCORAN- Request by George C. Corcoran, Jr. Ft. Lauderdale,FL
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I am interested in info on arrival in US, parents, any brothers and
sisters, exact dob and pob of my great-grand father John CORCORAN, dob
about 1829 in Kilkenny county, Ireland . Married to Anna STACK in
Philadelphia, Pa. May 27, 1860. They had 3 children: John Martin dob
09/21/1861-died 09/23/1864; Catherine dob 04/07/1863-died 09/30/1864;
Joseph Aloysius-dob02/02/1869-died 1930s. Joseph married Catherine
Philomena CONCANNON (dob 02/18/1869
ied 11/09/1921) on 11/25/1896 in
Phila.,Pa. They had 8 children; Kathryn de Sales; Joseph Aloysius Jr.;
Isabella Anna; George Concannon- dob 06/20/1903-died08/17/77(my
father);also Anna Maria; Edward Joseph; Francis; and Dorothy Mary. John
CORCORAN ownedand operated a shipping and stevedore Co.: The Furness
Withy Line at Philadelphia port in late 1800s. He died at home-217
Delancey Street, Phila.,Pa. PS to Wally- thanks for advice-
notice corrected version; PS to Jeff I do not not anything familiar in
your info - but there could be a family connection - when I determine
identity of John CORCORAN'S brothers and sisters. Regards to all,
George

George C. Corcoran, JR.

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X-Message: #3
Date: 13 Oct 1997 11:45:45 -0700
From: (George Corcoran)
To:
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Subject: Obituary for John CORCORAN
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How can I check on a obituary for John CORCORAN who died August 25, 1898
at age 69 at 217 Delancey Street, Philadelphia, Pa and was buried August
28, 1898 in Old Cathedral Cementery? What newspapers existed in
Philadelphia at that time? I am looking for info on parents and
siblings.

George C. Corcoran, JR.

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X-Message: #4
Date: 13 Oct 1997 11:52:17 -0700
From: (Tom Wilde)
To:
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Subject: KISSAM
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Hi Folks,

Does anybody know the origin of the surname KISSAM? I have heard that
it may be derived from O'Caisson or something like that (not sure of the
spelling).

Would appreciate any information anyone may have on KISSAM.

Regards,

Tom Wilde
Chesapeake, Virginia


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X-Message: #5
Date: 13 Oct 1997 11:55:09 -0700
From: (George Corcoran)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: John CORCORAN- Request by George C. Corcoran, Jr. Ft. Lauderdale,FL
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I am interested in info on arrival in US, parents, any brothers and
sisters, exact dob and pob of my great-grand father John CORCORAN, dob
about 1829 in Kilkenny county, Ireland . Married to Anna STACK in
Philadelphia, Pa. May 27, 1860. They had 3 children: John Martin dob
09/21/1861-died 09/23/1864; Catherine dob 04/07/1863-died 09/30/1864;
Joseph Aloysius-dob02/02/1869-died 1930s. Joseph married Catherine
Philomena CONCANNON (dob 02/18/1869
ied 11/09/1921) on 11/25/1896 in
Phila.,Pa. They had 8 children; Kathryn de Sales; Joseph Aloysius Jr.;
Isabella Anna; George Concannon- dob 06/20/1903-died08/17/77(my
father);also Anna Maria; Edward Joseph; Francis; and Dorothy Mary. John
CORCORAN ownedand operated a shipping and stevedore Co.: The Furness
Withy Line at Philadelphia port in late 1800s. He died at home-217
Delancey Street, Phila.,Pa. PS to Wally- thanks for advice-
notice corrected version; PS to Jeff I do not not anything familiar in
your info - but there could be a family connection - when I determine
identity of John CORCORAN'S brothers and sisters. Regards to all,
George

George C. Corcoran, JR.

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X-Message: #6
Date: 13 Oct 1997 12:33:02 -0700
From: (D. Morris)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: SMYTH, HAMILTON, COOPER & Tandy
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K. Jean Eiers-Page wrote:
> Subject: SMYTH; Belfast; c.1805,
> >
> > I am searching for any information on Thomas Cooper SMYTH born in
Belfast
> > Ireland ca. 1805. His father was also a Thomas who married a HAMILTON
on
> > 01 March 1796 in Belfast. Thmas C. SMYTH married Isabella MAGEE in
1843
> in
> > Dromore, County Down. They immigrated to Canada in 1854 and settled in
> > Ontario. Thomas was a school teacher.
>
I am researching a family named TANDY which was connected variously with
families named SMYTH, HAMILTON & COOPER:

Thomas Tandy of Drewstown b circa 1699, High Sheriff Co Meath, m c. 1736/7
Marion SMYTH, d.o. William Smyth and Mary King (d.o. Robert King).

Their grandson John Tandy of Johnsbrook m 1802 at Drogheda Mary Montgomery
whose mother was Hon Catherine Hamilton d.o. Viscount Boyne.

Further along the Tandy genealogy there is an Alicia Tandy who married _ _
_ Cooper, possibly about 1805, who had a son John Cooper. There was also
an
Elizabeth Tandy who in 1843 married one George Cooper Stawell.

I wonder if these families could be distantly connected and related one
way
or another to Thomas Cooper Smyth?

David Morris

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X-Message: #7
Date: 13 Oct 1997 12:32:38 -0700
From: (D. Morris)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: YOUNG,BOOTH,ARCHER, TAYLOR all of Dublin
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Dear list members

I had difficulty sending this - hope it gets through this time:

> Subject: YOUNG, BOOTH, ARCHER, TAYLOR all of Dublin
> Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 20:13:58 +0200
>
> Dear all,
>
> I'd be interested in any information on the following families:
>
> YOUNG: Sarah Young married circa mid 1790s John O'Brien Tandy.
> BOOTH: John Booth of Dublin m 1796 Elizabeth Tandy of Dublin.
> ARCHER: Edward Archer of Dublin m 1795 Anne Tandy of Dublin.
> TAYLOR: Ralph Taylor married in 1822 Jane Peppard Tandy of Dublin.
> SAUNDERS: Paterson Saunders m 1806 in Dundee Scotland, Mary Lamphier
Tandy
> of Dublin.
>
> The Tandy family members were all (with the exception of this Jane
Peppard)
> children of Henry Tandy of Charlemont Street, Dublin by his wife Anna
Maria
> BRADDELL. Henry's mother was a Miss Elizabeth BICKERTON.
>
> Sincerely
>
> David Morris
>
>

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X-Message: #8
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 19:40:50 GMT
From: (John Wynn)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Wynne/McManus

Looking for John Wynn (Wynn)(Winn) b ca 1830 Leitrim m
??? McManus.
May have emmigrated to England

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X-Message: #9
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 04:20:39 -0700
From: Daniel Sherrin <>
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Keel Parish in Co. Kerry?
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Is there anyone out there with access to a parish map who can tell me
were this place is? If not, can you suggest where I might find a parish
map? (I live in Southern California.) The info I have is per my
g-grandmother's obituary. Thanks for your help.

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X-Message: #10
Date: 13 Oct 1997 13:23:13 -0700
From: (M. L. Durse)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Re: KISSAM
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I went through my entire library and cannot find KISSAM anywhere--
sorry.

M. LYNN DURSE Author/Poet YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, U.S.A. - Researching ;
DURSI > Oriolo, Cozenza Calabria, ITALY> NY>OH & CASTRANOVA >NY>OH &
KLECKNER-CLECKNER-KLOCKNER>Germany>PA>OH
& LYONS>IRELAND>W VA>OHIO

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X-Message: #11
Date: 13 Oct 1997 14:21:45 -0700
From:
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: FORAN Family

I am looking for anyone with any interest in the FORAN family from Oghill,
Monestervan, County Kildare.

Just today I found a reference to a John FORAN who came to the USA...(New
York) on March 28, 1804. I was not aware of him before. My gggrandfather,
Matthew FORAN and his brother James came to New York in 1850...there were two
other brothers but their names are as yet unknown to me. Matthew and James
both finally ended up in central Illinois working as farmers on their own
land. Both Matthew and James were married when they landed in New York and
both were married to Murphy girls from the same area in County Kildare. The
family was staunch Roman Catholic.

James' only girl, Mary Catherine FORAN stayed in New York and married a Peter
McCORMICK from the same area in Ireland. Peter's mother was a KENNA , also
from the same area.

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X-Message: #12
Date: 13 Oct 1997 20:27:10 GMT
From: Mike Doyle<>
To:
Message-ID: <61u06u$>
Subject: Question

What is this NewsGroup for?

http://www.freeyellow.com/members/a1telecom

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X-Message: #13
Date: 13 Oct 1997 23:08:23 GMT
From: wmcnab <>
To:
Message-ID: <61u9l7$br6$1@news1.worldchat.com>
Subject: WHITTERS

I am trying to find where in Ireland my Family came from, can anyone
help.
Thanks
Margaret McNab (Whitters)

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X-Message: #14
Date: 13 Oct 1997 23:09:39 GMT
From: wmcnab <>
To:
Message-ID: <61u9nj$br6$2@news1.worldchat.com>
Subject: DUCEY

I would love to hear from anyone with this last name. Any spelling
DUSEY DOOSEY DOOCEY etc.
Thanks
'Margaret

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X-Message: #15
Date: 13 Oct 1997 23:52:56 GMT
From: "John & Jane O'Brien" <>
To:
Message-ID: <01bcd833$8c113180$>
Subject: Re: Some help with translations, please?

Gort is a field or a cornfield. 'Fraid I can't help with the extensions to
these names. Field of the High King should be Gortna something Ri (maybe).
I haven't got a great dictionary here at the moment.

Eas is a waterfall from what I can see thought here may be other words
also. Don't know them

The names would have begun as Gort na or Gort an: and then the extension,
which will probably have changed as people wrote it down in othr countries.
I know Castletownbere but not any of the placenames. Sorry I can't be of
more help.

Jane

matt emerson <> wrote in article
<>...
> Can anyone tell me what these Berehaven Peninsula, County Cork
> placenames mean in English?
> TOWNLANDS
> Gortanirrig (var. Gurtanerig, Gortanierig, Gurtanurig)
> Gortagenorick (var. Gortagenerick)
> Gortagulane
> Gortgraffee (var. Gortnagraffee)
> Gortsalleigh
> PARISH
> Killnanamagh
>
> ENGLISH TO IRISH
> What would be the Irish for "Field of the High King?" What would be the
> Irish for "Waterfall"?
>
> Thanks for any help - Kathleen
>
>

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X-Message: #16
Date: 13 Oct 1997 17:19:40 -0700
From: (M. L. Durse)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Re: WHITTERS
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I found one WHITTER surname citation in Dublin. Wish i could have been
of more help.

M. LYNN DURSE Author/Poet YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, U.S.A. - Researching ;
DURSI > Oriolo, Cozenza Calabria, ITALY> NY>OH & CASTRANOVA >NY>OH &
KLECKNER-CLECKNER-KLOCKNER>Germany>PA>OH
& LYONS>IRELAND>W VA>OHIO

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X-Message: #17
Date: 13 Oct 1997 17:35:55 -0700
From: (Scott & Nancy McKee)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Location of Keelurragh, Cty Kerry
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Does anyone know the location and Catholic parish of this town, Keelurragh
in County Kerry? I believe it may be on the Dingle Penisula.

Thank you.
Nancy Dugan McKee


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X-Message: #18
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 21:35:45 -0400
From: Chip Slattery <>
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: SLATTERY surname
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Hello to all -

I am interested in any information anyone may have concerning the
following individuals:

"Patrick BARRY b. c.1900, d. 10 February 1959 in Kilclough, Kilworth,
County Cork, IRE
m. (K)Catherine FANNING. ((K)Catherines father was Cornelius FANNING.)
Had at least one child, also (K)Catherine, m. Charles Herbert SLATTERY.
Patrick also had a brother, Cornelius BARRY, who had a son Edward C.
BARRY."

I realize this isn't much to go on, but if anyone can shed some light on
these individuals it would be much appreciated. If you find you are
researching the same or similar lines, I will be happy to share the
information I have as well.

Thank you in advance.

Regards,

Chip Slattery


"There is no useless information......"

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X-Message: #19
Date: Mon, 13 Oct 1997 12:26:44 GMT
From: (Sally Shine)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Re: "Tilly" as a nickname??

On 12 Oct 1997 15:17:50 -0700, wrote:

Hi There from Victoria Australia,

I have a relly in Nth Ireland that was baptised Matilda
but is called Tilly,

Hope it helps.

>"Tilly" or "Tillie" O'Hagan came to USA in early 1700s. Is this name a
>nickname or a proper name in Ireland?

E-mail direct to
Sally C/O

Regards
Sally

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X-Message: #20
Date: 14 Oct 1997 03:10:59 GMT
From: (Kevin McCloskey)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Re: IRISH; BARBADOS; 1600's

> Concerning the fact that there was a large migration of Irish to the New
> World in the l600's, what could have been the motivating factors for this
> migration... specifically to the West Indies?
>
> Barbados, in particular is of interest to me in my search for the
> prescendant line of the SHAHAN family.
>

> Any help, or historical perspective to help educate me would be much
> appreciated.

Hello Karla, The migration to Barbados may have been forced. I'm reading a
book entitled The Seafarers A History of Maritime America 1620-1820, by
Robert Carse.
(pub.1964 by Harper and Row).
He tells of Irish and Scots being forced into indentured service for
fighting the Puritan Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell.
"The Irish had been taken after the failure of their uprising in 1649,
sent into life servitude...Cromwell stated in writing his sentiments...
without waste of language (after) storming of Dhrogheda, 'When they
submitted, those officers were knocked on the head, and every tenth man of
the soldiers killed, and the rest shipped for Barbados."
According to Carse, Thousands of Irish and Scots were sold to planters for
slave labor.

Sometime after that around 1662, Admiral William Penn, Father of the
founder of PA. and Gen.Venables were sent by Cromwell to take Hispaniola
from the Spanish. They stopped first in Barbados ad offered freedom to
Irish enslaved on the plantations there if they joined the expedition.
They failed to take Hispaniola,but did capture Jamaica, so in theory some
of those Irish could have ended up freed by that adventure.

Sorry I can't give more specifics, good luck in your study of the family.
Sincerely, Kevin McCloskey, Kutztown PA

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X-Message: #21
Date: 14 Oct 1997 03:58:38 GMT
From: (Barbara Hopper)
To:
Message-ID: <61uqle$>
Subject: THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SHIP LISTS

Allison: You deserve a big thank you from all of us for your continued
posting of the ship passenger lists. I'm downloading them all into a SHIP
file for future reference.

Once again, your work is much appreciated.

Cheers from Ottawa, Ontario,

Barb Hopper

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X-Message: #22
Date: 13 Oct 1997 23:09:40 -0700
From: (Mary K Hungerford)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Content not Irish
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii"

The following posting has nothing to do with Ireland or Irish.
I suppose I am protesting as I have ancestors, one b in England, the other
b in Ireland, so the split makes it more difficult for me. All of my
research now is Ireland and England for GGrandparents, etc.

GENBRIT forbids any Irish postings. If you post one you will be notified
almost immediately to go elsewhere. I don't understand why the following
has been allowed more than once, nothing done to stop it.
None of the addresses apply to Ireland, people looking for ancestors in the
countries listed, will not be on an Irish list, so unnecessary mail for us
and no help to anybody. There could be a rare case where someone would be
looking for an address for one of the areas but they can find many more by
asking others or searching the net.

Subject: Roots to the past "Wortels naar het verleden" Genealogical and
> historical links
> MIME-Version: 1.0
>
> Index page
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/index.html
> Jewish Genealogy links
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/jewish.htm
> What's new today
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/wat_s_new_today.htm
> Dutch Genealogy homepages "index by familyname"
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/dutch.htm
> Links to surname indexes
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/linksto.htm
> online maps and historical maps
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/maps.htm
> Newsgroups
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/nieuws.htm
> Phonebooks
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/telefoon.htm
> Archives
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/archives.htm
> search engines
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/searchengines.html
> Genealogy Socities
> http://www.dra.nl/~tstrik/verenigi.htm
>
Mary

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X-Message: #23
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 08:25:47 GMT
From: "davecoss"@ihug.co.nz (David J Cossar)
To:
Message-ID: <61vaam$lj1$1@newsource.ihug.co.nz>
Subject: World Family Tree

For several years I have been trying to trace a Thomas (Tommy) MOORE
who was said to have been born in Belfast, Northern Ireland C1880 and
left home to "go to America." He was never heard from again and it is
not known whether he did indeed reach America.

In my search I came across the following on Family Tree Maker's
Genealogy Site.

Name Est.Date Location Archive Type

Moore, Thomas Unknown Unknown World Family
Tree

I'm not totally familiar with how the system works, but gather I could
buy the CD-ROM that would contain the details shown in the index or I
could (at a cost) get Family Tree Maker to provide me with the
information.

Are amateur genealogists who have bought the CD-ROM allowed to share
the information with others or is it deemed to be copyrighted.

Any help that can be provided to enlighten me would be appreciated.

Thanks.

============================================================================

Please remove the quotation marks (") from address when EMailing response.

Thus correct address is

Thanks.

Dave Cossar
'Absolutely Positively' Wellington, New Zealand.

============================================================================

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X-Message: #24
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 09:38:23 GMT
From: ( )
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Heritage Centre survey

The Heritage Council has been directed to conduct a survey of genealogists
who have used the Heritage Centre system for research on parish records.
If you have used this system, please take a look at the terms of reference
at http://world.std.com/~ahern/surv.htm and submit your comments by
November 7th. For background info see http://world.std.com/~ahern/igp.htm

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X-Message: #25
Date: 14 Oct 1997 04:33:19 -0700
From:
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Re: Content not Irish

In a message dated 97-10-14 02:28:04 EDT, Mary Hungerford wrote:

<< GENBRIT forbids any Irish postings. If you post one you will be notified
almost immediately to go elsewhere. I don't understand why the following
has been allowed more than once, nothing done to stop it.
>>

I have privately e-mailed the person. I privately e-mailed you and said I
was doing what I could to stop it. I have posted reminders to all
subscribers about the purpose of this list. I will not tell people to go
elsewhere unless they habitually and without caring continue to post things
they should not. If you care to further discuss "nothing done to stop it",
please send me private e-mail.
-Mary
******************************************
(Mary Lynn Fuller)
List owner: FAMILIES TOUCHED BY ADOPTION,
GERMAN-AMERICAN and GENIRE

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X-Message: #26
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 1997 13:38:30 +0100
From: "Victor E. Dahl" <>
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Maxwell
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Does anyone know about the ancestors and descendants of David Maxwell,
2. Earl
of Nithsdale, born in 15??, and could I have this list? He had a son,
Lawrence Maxwell born in 1595, died in Norway 1666.

--
Hilsen Victor Dahl
P.O.Box 107 N-5001 Bergen, Norway
http://www.uib.no/ums

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X-Message: #27
Date: 14 Oct 1997 07:00:08 -0700
From: (Pat Trecker)
To:
Message-ID: <>
Subject: Re: Content not Irish
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I take your point, Mary, but the phonebooks listing, for instance, was
helpful to me. Don't consider it "cloggin" the mailbox since all the links
were in one email and even if one was helpful, it would be worth it.

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