Nenagh Guardian 21 July 1839 Advertisement To the Editor of the Nenagh Guardian Sir – We request you will find room in your valuable Journal for the following assertion: - As we cannot allow the humane and tender good acts of our worthy Agent, George Garvey, Esq, of Thornvale, to pass by longer unnoticed – as, for experience, we can assert that, notwithstanding his extensive employments in Leinster and Munster, &c &c which is well known, he has never sold a poor man’s beast for the rent; but when he finds that the land is let too dear (on the industrious man), he does not eject, but sends two understanding and disinterested farmers to value the land, and lets it to them at a fair rent, to enable the industrious man to support his family, and pay his rent tot e satisfaction of both parties. Oh! happy, thrice happy, for Ireland if every gentleman in his capacity (and the Noblemen who employs them) would adopt and pursue his morals – as, in our opinions, it would be a greater means of promoting peace and tranquility in Ireland, than all the military force that can be procured. May God protect Garvey wherever he is seen; His health in full bumpers, long life to the Queen. Castle . . . Tenatry James Ryan Timothy Ryan, Newross Michael Ryan, Newross Eames Sheppard William Ryan Michael Coffey Patrick Ryan, Puck Thomas Ryan, do. A Co Clare man John Mehan, sen Daniel Mehan, Cully William O’Brien, of Cappanakidee Denis Ryan, Cully William Magrath John Magrath John Magrath, jun Patrick Magrath Michael Meehan Samuel Young, Ballykinhlee Denis Walsh John Ryan, Noe John Downey John Young, Ballykinhlee John Ryan, Ned, Ratten Denis Brien, Killeen David Brazill, do. William Brazill, do. Thomas Brazill, do. Thomas Brazill, jun, do. James Hayes, do. Michael Hayes, do. Thomas Hayes, do. Daniel Ryan, do. Michael Ryan, do. John Brien, do. Patrick Carroll, Cully Games Gleeson, Cully, village James Coffey Con Donald John Elliot Thomas Elliot James Elliot Denis Kilfoil Joseph Sheppard Denis Roughan Patrick Roughan John Bawn

Notre Dame University has made a 70 minute movie about the Rising which will be shown across the world. http://www.irishcentral.com/culture/entertainment/Notre-Dames-3-million-dollar-PBS-series-on-Easter-1916-revealed.html "Nic Dhiarmada explained that filming had been taking place all over the world for the documentary. She said it was the aim of the project to pull back and view the events of 1916 with a wide lens to see the events not just from an Irish perspective but from the outside, from Europe and the United States." Janet

A possibility for Patrick Hynes baptised 27 June 1847 parents John Hynes Sarah (Sally) Kelly Oakhampton Newport. Other siblings Margaret 1842 John 1845 Bridget 1850 John1852 Michael and Sarah twins 1857 On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 7:05 AM, Gay Young via <cotipperary@rootsweb.com> wrote: > The Catholic Press, Queensland, Australia - 23 August 1923 > > Mr Patrick Hynes, one of Waverley's most respected residents passed away > at his residence, Dennison Street, on the 6th inst, after a long illness. > He was a native of Tipperary Ireland, and came to Australia in 1865. He > leaves one son, Patrick Hynes, who holds the position on Inspector of > Stores in the Railway Department, and three married daughters, Mrs T > Kerwick, Mrs James Fitzpatrick and Mrs J Vanny. The late Mr Hynes was for > many years a contractor for works in connection with the Waverley Council. > Although he possessed a rugged manner, his straightforward and honest way, > in conjunction with a kind heart, won him a host of friends. He was always > ready to assist the cause of charity; and it is safe to say that there is > not a Catholic building in the eastern suburbs that has not a few bricks > donated by him. > > Australia Death Index lists parents as John Hynes and Sarah > > > > When replying to a message in the digest please do two things: > 1. Change the 'Subject' to that of the message you are replying to. > 2. Delete all the messages above and below the one you are concerned with. > Thank You. > > All of the past messages of this list can be found in the Archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=cotipperary > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > COTIPPERARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

The Catholic Press, Queensland, Australia - 23 August 1923 Mr Patrick Hynes, one of Waverley's most respected residents passed away at his residence, Dennison Street, on the 6th inst, after a long illness. He was a native of Tipperary Ireland, and came to Australia in 1865. He leaves one son, Patrick Hynes, who holds the position on Inspector of Stores in the Railway Department, and three married daughters, Mrs T Kerwick, Mrs James Fitzpatrick and Mrs J Vanny. The late Mr Hynes was for many years a contractor for works in connection with the Waverley Council. Although he possessed a rugged manner, his straightforward and honest way, in conjunction with a kind heart, won him a host of friends. He was always ready to assist the cause of charity; and it is safe to say that there is not a Catholic building in the eastern suburbs that has not a few bricks donated by him. Australia Death Index lists parents as John Hynes and Sarah

Either a date or his age is incorrect. John Ryan (Sean O'Maoilriain) 704-544-9009 (Charlotte Office) 704-543-4771 (Charlotte Fax) 828-859-5488 (Tryon) 704-651-2627 (Mobile) From: Gay Young via <cotipperary@rootsweb.com> To: CoTipperary-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Friday, April 10, 2015 2:18 AM Subject: [COTIPPERARY] MOYLAN - DALY The Davenport Democrat and Leader  -  October 22 1923 Patrick Moylan, 96 year old pioneer resident of Muscatine County, Iowa Born:  20 Jan 1837 Tipperary Died:  Davenport, Iowa Oct 1923 Wife:  Died  1908          Children:  Mrs R E Marticke of Wilton, Mrs William White, Mrs H Schmidt and Mrs May McFadden all of Atalissa and James also of Atalissa Vindicator and Republican  -  11 July 1923 Name:  Julia B Fahey, DALY Born:  7 Aug 1859, Tipperary Immigration:  2 July 1876, family of five boys and two girls Spouse:  William Fahey, survives Marriage:  4 November 1884, maybe in Adams, MA Children:  Earl d 1914, Leoma (Mrs Dennis Bagan) Siblings:  Timothy and Michael Daly of Pulaski, NY and Mrs Mary McCarty of Boston, MA When replying to a message in the digest please do two things: 1.  Change the 'Subject' to that of the message you are replying to. 2.  Delete all the messages above and below the one you are concerned with. Thank You. All of the past messages of this list can be found in the Archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=cotipperary ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COTIPPERARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Here we have a descriptive listing of children killed in the week of the Easter Rising with names of their parents and siblings with addresses, other relatives, etc. http://static.rasset.ie/documents/radio1/joe-duffys-list-of-children-killed-in-1916-rising.pdf See particularly #12, Neville Fryday, a probable relative to the pastor Fryday in Cashel and Tipperary Town who was living in Co Tipperary with the St. Leger family in 1911 per the census. Janet

Thanks Janet, great piece. Carmen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet Crawford via" <cotipperary@rootsweb.com> To: <cotipperary@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, April 10, 2015 9:39 AM Subject: [COTIPPERARY] Information on children killed during the Easter Rising > Here we have a descriptive listing of children killed in the week of the > Easter Rising with names of their parents and siblings with addresses, > other relatives, etc. > > http://static.rasset.ie/documents/radio1/joe-duffys-list-of-children-killed-in-1916-rising.pdf > > See particularly #12, Neville Fryday, a probable relative to the pastor > Fryday in Cashel and Tipperary Town who was living in Co Tipperary with > the > St. Leger family in 1911 per the census. > > Janet > > > > When replying to a message in the digest please do two things: > 1. Change the 'Subject' to that of the message you are replying to. > 2. Delete all the messages above and below the one you are concerned > with. > Thank You. > > All of the past messages of this list can be found in the Archives at > http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=cotipperary > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > COTIPPERARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The Davenport Democrat and Leader - October 22 1923 Patrick Moylan, 96 year old pioneer resident of Muscatine County, Iowa Born: 20 Jan 1837 Tipperary Died: Davenport, Iowa Oct 1923 Wife: Died 1908 Children: Mrs R E Marticke of Wilton, Mrs William White, Mrs H Schmidt and Mrs May McFadden all of Atalissa and James also of Atalissa Vindicator and Republican - 11 July 1923 Name: Julia B Fahey, DALY Born: 7 Aug 1859, Tipperary Immigration: 2 July 1876, family of five boys and two girls Spouse: William Fahey, survives Marriage: 4 November 1884, maybe in Adams, MA Children: Earl d 1914, Leoma (Mrs Dennis Bagan) Siblings: Timothy and Michael Daly of Pulaski, NY and Mrs Mary McCarty of Boston, MA

Patrick BRITT b 1818 Thurles, married, Tailor d 23 December 1868, at 50 years, Brooklyn, New York buried Flatbush Cemetery, Brooklyn Australia and New Zealand Gazette 8 September 1860, London, Middlesex Marriage: 31 May 1860 at Sydney Mr Martin HOGAN and Miss Anna Maria HEAGHNEY, both of Lorrha

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Thank you, Janet.  My son and I are planingto go to Ireland in September or early October.   We haven't been there since 1999. Phil Collins, in Western Massachusetts On Monday, April 6, 2015 2:20 PM, Janet Crawford via <cotipperary@rootsweb.com> wrote: This year Ireland is celebrating the 99th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising and the comemeration of the subsequent war. For anyone thinking about possibly coming over, 2016 celebrating the 100th anniversary, might be a great year to visit. There should be a lot going on. Some information here: http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/step-into-history-as-1915-dublin-comes-to-life-on-easter-monday-31121543.html I will try to keep you posted as I see more information about 2016. Janet When replying to a message in the digest please do two things: 1.  Change the 'Subject' to that of the message you are replying to. 2.  Delete all the messages above and below the one you are concerned with. Thank You. All of the past messages of this list can be found in the Archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=cotipperary ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COTIPPERARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This year Ireland is celebrating the 99th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising and the comemeration of the subsequent war. For anyone thinking about possibly coming over, 2016 celebrating the 100th anniversary, might be a great year to visit. There should be a lot going on. Some information here: http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/step-into-history-as-1915-dublin-comes-to-life-on-easter-monday-31121543.html I will try to keep you posted as I see more information about 2016. Janet

Hello all Have added in some information from Irish records to the lists provided by Gay Young Kate Leddick - Catherine Maddock (surname from daughter's marriage record) Baptised 04 Mar 1846 Ardfinnan Parents Joseph Maddock Mary Looby. Parents can be seen in 1860 US Census. Johanna Kirwan nee Gleason >From Iowa State Census 1925 parents names are given as Thomas (not John) Gleeson and Ellen Breen. Johanna Gleeson with above parents baptised 08 apr 1838 Galbertstown Moycarky Tipperary. Julia Cunningham possible surname Trefey /Teefey Marriage record to William Cunningham 26 Jul 1873 in Johnson co. Iowa gives name as Julia tTephy so probable name Teefey. Found a baptism of Judith Teefy 10 Aug 1851 Parents Michael Teefy Catherine (not Mary) O Brien Longstone Balynahinch Tipperary - only a possibility. Michael Gilmartin Iowa 1925 state census gives his parents as Michael Gilmartin Margaret Walsh. Baptism for Michael Kilmartin parents John Kilmartin Margaret Walsh 29 May 1849 Gortafurra in Galbally and Sherlow parish. Bernard Concannon Father Carberry Concannon Didn't find a baptism for Bernard but found a baptism for Delia /Brigid possibly his sister (showing in the Iowa censu) 9 Jan 1858 parents Carberry Concannon and Mary Kinnidy but in Roscommon Dysart/Tisrare Parish not Tipperary. with the rare first name of Carberry it could be a strong possibility. William Corbett Civil birth record 27 Jan 1888 address Ballintogher KillenauleTipperary William age 13 in 1901 Census http://census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1901/Tipperary/Killenaule/Ballintogher/1705359/ Patrick Henry Gleeson Mother's surname given as Linners . As there is no equivalent Irish surname searched for Gleeson and Shinners Baptism record for Patrick Gleeson 26 Dec 1859 Shalee Ballynahinch Tipperary Parents Daniel Gleeson Catherine Shinners - probable as the baptism dates match. Couldn't find anything on the other names on the list. Clare

Harry Gleeson was executed for killing Mary McCarthy [at New Inn], who was shot dead in Tipperary, in November, 1940..... He was sentenced to death and was executed in Mountjoy Prison in April, 1941, just two months after his conviction.... Mr Gleeson will become the first recipient of a posthumous pardon from the State after the Government determined that his conviction was unsafe [unproved]. http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/pardon-for-irish-man-hanged-for-murder-75-years-ago-31112760.html Janet

Name: Kate Leddick Marital Status: Widowed Age: 80 Birth Date: 1 Mar 1841 Birth Place: Tipperary, Ireland Death Date: 18 Dec 1921 Death Place: Waterloo, Iowa FHL Film Number: 1561086 Spouse: Jacob Leddick, d 11 Jan 1905 Married: 20 Jan 1878 Daughter Mrs J C Jenson of Waterloo Son Joseph P of Detroit Grandchildren: Nellie Jenson of Waterloo and Joseph Leddick of Detroit Immigration: at age 2 Name: Johanna Kirwan [Johanna Gleason] Marital Status: Widowed Age: 81 Birth Date: 22 Mar 1844 Birth Place: Tipperary, Ireland Death Date: 7 Jun 1925 Death Place: Davenport, Scott, Iowa Burial Date: 9 Jun 1925 Father: John Gleason Spouse: John Kirwan, deceased about 1887 FHL Film Number: 1602667 Children: Michael James P of Davenport, Miss Mary ay home Six grandchildren, six great grandchildren Le Mars Semi Weekly Sentinel - 24 Jun 1924 Margaret Donohue b 8 June 1844 Tipperary, Ireland d June 1924 Lemars Iowa Spouse: Thomas Boland Married: New York, Margaret at the age of 17 Iowa City Press Citizen - 18 Jun 1921 Johanna Dwyer b 17 Aug 1824 Tipperary, d 18 Jun 1921 Iowa city Parents: Daniel Maher and Bridget Russell Children: Daniel Mason City Globe Gazette - 30 Nov 1934 Mrs Anne Veronica Brennan b 2 May 1852 Aylene, Tipperary, Ireland Only daughter of Daniel Breene Pioneer of Palo Alto County Buried Emmetsburg Lived in Emmetsburg 59 years Married: Delony, WI 9 Nov 1876 Spouse: Martin F Brennan, survives Children: Martin J of Milwaukee, Wis, lawyer, James of San Francisco, Mrs William Hughes, Havre, Montana, Mrs Alice Currans and Mrs Michael Neibauer both of Emmetsburg Son John d 1926 San Francisco Name: Julia Cunningham [Julia Trefey] (Teefey) Age: 85 Birth Date: 11 Nov 1853 Birth Place: Tipperary, Ireland Death Date: 25 Mar 1939 Death Place: Iowa Father: Michel Trefey Mother: Mary O'Brian Immigration: First to Packingham Canada with parents Spouse: William Cunningham, d 1907 Married: 1872 at Davenport Children: Mrs Minnie Kehoe of Yankton SD, Charles, Frank, William and Earl of Kingsley. Three daughters deceased, Mrs Alice Schuster and infants Rose and Mary Jane Siblings: Mrs James Bray Oklahoma City, OK Cedar Rapis Gazette 30 Nov 1943 Michael Gilmartin (oldest resident of Calmar at 92) Birth Date: 24 Jun 1851 Birth Place: Tipperary, Ireland Immigration: At age 3 to Vermont then Wisconsin Spouse: Anna Landin, d 1906 Married 1871 Occupation: RR Children: John, Denis, William and Mrs Laura Greenman Second Marriage: 1909 to Mary Cooper, she d 1 Jan 1942 Carroll Times Herald - 22 April 1947 Bernard J Concannon, b 1 Jun 1861 Tipperary, Ireland d 21 Apr 1947 Father: Carberry Concannon Immigration: 1870 to Boston, then Jefferson, IA Occupation: Barber Spouse: Mary Brend, d 1903 Married: 1885 Children: Infant daughter died Siblings: Mrs Delia Farner of Naperville, d 1934 Lived with his niece Mr and Mrs Monahan of Carroll Adams County Free Press 23 Apr 1953 Mary Jane Sullivan, b 1 Oct 1877 Tipperary, Ireland d 13 Apr 1953 Lexington, Nebraska Spouse: James F Sullivan, survives Children: William J of Portland OR, James F of Mt Etna IA, Michael P of North Platte Nebraska, Mrs Anna Graff, Mrs Berth Kulas both of Chicago, Virginia Sullivan of Emoryville CA, Mrs Celia Schleuter and Mrs Julia Scott both of North Platt, stepson Martin Sullivan of Mussena IA, stepdaughter Helen Flaherty of Chicago Sibling: Mrs Julia Trehy, Tipperary Elgin Echo - 16 may 1974 William F Corbett, b 27 Jan 1888 Tipperary d 2 May 1974 Elgin, Iowa Parents: William Corbett and Margaret Leahy Immigration: 1907 to Iowa Survivors: Nephew Matt Dwyer, nieces Catherine and Mgt Connar of Longmount CO and Mary (Mrs John) Tobin of Tipperary Name: Dennis J Ryan Birth Date: 6 May 1868 Birth Place: Tipperary, Ireland Death Date: 23 Jul 1941 Death Place: San Francisco Spouse: Mary Ann Children: Rev Fr Gerald Ryan, John J Ryan and Catherine Ryan Name: Patrick Henry Gleeson Birth Date: 26 Dec 1859 Birth Place: Tipperary, Ireland Death Date: 9 Oct 1942 Death Place: Alameda, California Mother's Maiden Name: Linners Father's Surname: Gleeson Spouse: Agnes, deceased Siblings: William Gleeson of Oakland, Christopher Gleeson of Tipperary

Folks, know that leaving all that unwanted repeats in your Tipp replies in my case makes it look like spam to Yahoo.com because it is too long. Several times in the last several weeks the reply has been automatically kicked to the spam folder which I often just delete without looking at it. Sally

Janet Many thanks for that info. It definitely makes more sense, especially since the transcription was from a register written in Latin with sometimes weird-looking or hard to decipher letters. Bob

Hi Bob & Kevin, Bob, Re your Margaret Scully ["There is also a Margaritam Scully baptized June 7, 1805, father Cornelis Scully, mother Margareta Meal, sponsors Patricius Huller and Ellena Rea [not Rea], Ardfield and Radberry parish."], I would suggest that her mother might be Margaret Real [not Meal], which would make her sponsor Ellen Real. Real is one of those names that is often read incorrectly. There were some in Lattin parish. Real can be an Irish name also as Ryall or Ryle, but was also a Palatine name found, at least, in Co. Wexford and who knows where else. Janet On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 5:08 AM, Robert Meehan via <cotipperary@rootsweb.com > wrote: > Kevin > > > > My g-g-g-g grandmother was a Margaret Scully from Castletownroche, County > Cork. Here is what I have on her line that might link to your Scullys from > Cashel. Happy hunting. > > > > Bob Meehan > > Dunwoody GA USA > > > > > > Per Mallow HC's records, William Joyce married Margaret Scully in > Castletownroche February 7, 1823 with witnesses James Magner and Robert > Mehigan. > > > > The only possible match I have found in Cloyne, Cork and Ross, or Tipperary > for Margaret Scully is a baptism on December 14, 1802 in St. Mary's parish, > Clonmel, Tipperary, with father John Scully, mother Catherine Brien, > sponsors John Hearn and Maria Daniel and priest J. F. The Scullys of county > Tipperary descend from Jeremiah Scully who was established at Cashel in the > mid 17th century. James Scully (1737-1816) established a bank in the town > of > Tipperary. It would be possible John is a descendant of James but I have no > corroborating information. > > > > There is also a Margaritam Scully baptized June 7, 1805, father Cornelis > Scully, mother Margareta Meal, sponsors Patricius Huller and Ellena Rea, > Ardfield and Radberry parish. > > > > There is a John Scully listed in the 1826 Tithe Applotment listing for > Castletownroche in Castletown, land 0 acres, 0 rods, 13 perches, value one > pound, ten shillings per acre, total value 2 shillings, 5 pence, a kitchen > garden of good quality. This house appears to be in the center of town > along > with about eighty others of similar size and value. Neighbors on one side > were Norry Sullivan, John Brion, Marsha Geogien, Gionias Stack and > Catherine > Grady, and on the other side Owen Sullivan, David Murphy, Patrick Kelly, > John Desmond, and John Duane. The size of these properties would indicate > that the inhabitants were probably not tenant farmers but perhaps worked at > the nearby town mill. > > > > In the November 1859 Griffith's Valuation 9 Chapel Road, Castletownroche, > we > find Jeremiah Scully leasing a house and garden from Richard A. Oliver, > Esq., of 0 acres 0 rods and 11 perches, value 2 shillings land, 10 > shillings > buildings, total value 12 shillings. There were four Jeremiah Scullys > baptized in Cloyne Diocese from 1805-1825. However, none of them had a John > as a father. > > > > Margaret Scully Joyce, a labourer's wife, died March 29, 1874 in > Castletownroche of bronchitis, per William Joyce, present at death. (Record > does not indicate whether this William was the husband or the son of > Margaret Joyce.). > > > > > >

Hi Bob Thanks for your reply. At present I don't have very much on my Scully line so your info/leads is appreciated. Regards Kevin NelsonNew Zealand From: Robert Meehan via <cotipperary@rootsweb.com> To: cotipperary@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, 31 March 2015 5:08 PM Subject: [COTIPPERARY] Roll Call; Ryan, Scully, Condon, Hogan Kevin My g-g-g-g grandmother was a Margaret Scully from Castletownroche, County Cork. Here is what I have on her line that might link to your Scullys from Cashel. Happy hunting. Bob Meehan Dunwoody GA USA Per Mallow HC's records, William Joyce married Margaret Scully in Castletownroche February 7, 1823 with witnesses James Magner and Robert Mehigan. The only possible match I have found in Cloyne, Cork and Ross, or Tipperary for Margaret Scully is a baptism on December 14, 1802 in St. Mary's parish, Clonmel, Tipperary, with father John Scully, mother Catherine Brien, sponsors John Hearn and Maria Daniel and priest J. F. The Scullys of county Tipperary descend from Jeremiah Scully who was established at Cashel in the mid 17th century. James Scully (1737-1816) established a bank in the town of Tipperary. It would be possible John is a descendant of James but I have no corroborating information. There is also a Margaritam Scully baptized June 7, 1805, father Cornelis Scully, mother Margareta Meal, sponsors Patricius Huller and Ellena Rea, Ardfield and Radberry parish. There is a John Scully listed in the 1826 Tithe Applotment listing for Castletownroche in Castletown, land 0 acres, 0 rods, 13 perches, value one pound, ten shillings per acre, total value 2 shillings, 5 pence, a kitchen garden of good quality. This house appears to be in the center of town along with about eighty others of similar size and value. Neighbors on one side were Norry Sullivan, John Brion, Marsha Geogien, Gionias Stack and Catherine Grady, and on the other side Owen Sullivan, David Murphy, Patrick Kelly, John Desmond, and John Duane. The size of these properties would indicate that the inhabitants were probably not tenant farmers but perhaps worked at the nearby town mill. In the November 1859 Griffith's Valuation 9 Chapel Road, Castletownroche, we find Jeremiah Scully leasing a house and garden from Richard A. Oliver, Esq., of 0 acres 0 rods and 11 perches, value 2 shillings land, 10 shillings buildings, total value 12 shillings. There were four Jeremiah Scullys baptized in Cloyne Diocese from 1805-1825. However, none of them had a John as a father. Margaret Scully Joyce, a labourer's wife, died March 29, 1874 in Castletownroche of bronchitis, per William Joyce, present at death. (Record does not indicate whether this William was the husband or the son of Margaret Joyce.). When replying to a message in the digest please do two things: 1.  Change the 'Subject' to that of the message you are replying to. 2.  Delete all the messages above and below the one you are concerned with. Thank You. All of the past messages of this list can be found in the Archives at http://archiver.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/index?list=cotipperary ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COTIPPERARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message