Kathleen, I don't have more Kilcornan or Pallasgreen unfortunately. Unless LDS has it on a film somewhere, the only option is the NLI in Dublin right now. You are welcome on the information I have been able to post, all of you, but soon I will run out of gifts and then we must all do genealogical acts of kindness for each other. If anyone is looking at a film, please do a month or two and share on the list. Doesn't matter which C & E parish. What I have noticed with my own family is that I can come up with lines, but the connections are back into the 1700's, or even before that. People didn't move around much. We must then keep plugging away at the books and newspapers for more information. With every line we can move back in time, we gain a lttle more data to work with. Janet On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 12:40 PM, kathleen ethier <ethierka@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Janet, > Thank you so much for all of the wonderful information you provide to the list. My family is from Longstone and Ballyrobin -- which are right next to each other but are divided between the Kilcornan and Cullen civil parishes. The two names I'm most interested in, Berkery (Barragry, Bercory, Bircury) and Keefe, only show up in the Kilcornan Griffiths, but the marriage and baptismal records for the family from the 1860's-1880's are in the Lattin/Cullen records you posted. Ballyrobin and the half of Longstone in Kilcornan sit in the Pallasgrean Catholic parish and the records go down to 1811. Do you know of any way to access those records? I have a feeling that I might find some missing links there. When I came to Tipperary four years ago I visited an old -- pretty large -- cemetary between Pallasgrean (old) and Longstone that had a number of Keefe and Berkery graves and I copied as many as I could, but haven't made any of the connections to my known family members. > > Thanks again for all you do. > Kathleen