DANIEL LYNCH born abt 1831 Ballvourney, County Cork. PARENTS JEREMIAH LYNCH & ELLEN nee MULLANE. He was a farmer. DANIEL CAME TO NEW ZEALAND ABOUT 1863 Via Australia. He may have had a brother MICHAEL. ANYONE KNOW anything of this family, or where I might find some more information. Going to Ireland in October and would love to visit any descendants or the place he lived in. Thankyou Lorraine Anderton New Zealand

<PRE>Thanks Joanne!

Sherry, Where did your Malloys go? You need a more specific place, and we can't make suggestions of records until you tell us to what country she immigrated? Elizabeth KnowltonEW@Compuserve.com >I am looking for the family of my great grandmother that was supposed to have come from County Cork, Ireland somewhere between 1900 and 1905. Her name was Kate or Katherine Malloy, at least one of her sisters also came over with her. Her name was Mary Agnus Malloy. The other sisters were Elizabeth, Nellie and Annie. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Sherry Corder<

I would like to thank all those Listers that replied to my query, re the above subject, I have thanked most already individually, especially Cara, Dorothy, Joan ?, and Joan Fisher, I will follow up their suggestions. Again, many thanks Phyllis from a thankfully wet Queensland

January 1889 Births HENNESSY - January 21, at 31 , Haroldscross , Dublin , the wife of T Hennessy , of a daughter . PROST - January 21, at 29 Kildare Street , Dublin , the wife of M G Prost , 24 Stephens Green , North Dublin , of a daughter . SHERWIN - January 21, at the Cottage , Northside, Wandsworth Common , London , the wife of J Sherwin , of a daughter . Marriages COSTELLO - HOGAN, January 21 , at St Patricks , Kilkenny , James , eldest son of Patrick Costello , Esq , Wallslough , to Mary (Polly), eldest daughter of John Hogan , Esq , Wallslough, County Kilkenny . DE GERMINY- DE GUSSY , January 8, at Morlaix , France , Count Marc Le Beque de Germiny , Lieutenant in the French Army , and son of the late Count de Germiny , Captain , French Navy , of Brest , to Jeannie, eldest daughter of Baron de Gussy, late Consul General for France in Ireland . MULLIN - HYNES - January 16, at the pro Cathedral , Marlborough Street , Dublin , Daniel Mullin , merchant , Ballinaslee , to Julia , third daughter of B Hynes Esq, Galway . Deaths BARRY - January 23, at 109 Georges Street , Michael Joseph Barry , B.L., aged 72 years . RIP . Funeral Private . RIORDAN - January 22 , at Gurthnalour , Inchigeela , Mrs Hanorah Riordan. RIP, Funeral on this day Thurday , for Inchigeela . American papers please copy . SPILLANE- January 22, Margaret , wife of Michael G Spillane , RIP. Funeral from 22 Great Georges Street, West, for Whitechurch , at ten o'clock this (Thursday) morning . Regards Carol (Wales)

Regards Carol Notices from Cork Newspapers October 1870 Births ALLISON - Oct 13, at 62 William Street , Derry , the wife of Mr James Allison , of a daughter . FARMER- Oct 18, at Wexford , the wife of John Farmer Esq. of a daughter . HAMILTON - Oct 13 at Railway Place , Newtownlin.......? , the wife of Mr David Hamilton , stationmaster , of a son . MULVILLE - At 35 Cecil Street , Limerick , the wife of Mr D Mulville , of a daughter . BAYLY - At Bayly Farm, Nenagh , the wife of Laurence ? Bayly, Esq , of a daughter PEIRCE - At Charleville Place , Tullamore , the wife of John Peirce , Esq, A.M. , of a daughter . ___________________________________________________________ Marriages Brophy - De Decker -11th inst. , by special license at the Church of St Michael , Kingstown, by the Rev James Leahy , John P Brophy Esq, Clontarf ? to Kate , Widow of Mons. Frederic De Decker , nephew of the late Colonel G..eringks ? , Chevalier of the Legion of Honour and Knight of the Order of Leopold . O'Connell - McGuiran - At Monkstown Roman Catholic Church , on the 18th inst. , by the Rev Canon McCabe, PP VG , Patrick O'Connell , Esq, Solicitor , son of Philip O'Connell , Esq , Solicitor , of Cork , to Katie ? , youngest daughter of John McGauran Esq , of .....ord ? Place , Monkstown , County of Dublin . LENIHAN - BURKE - Oct 17, At the Catholic Church , Clarenbridge , by the Rev James Staunton , PP, assisted by the Rev Father Geratty , CC , John J Leinhan , merchant , Galway , to Eliza Mary Josephina Burke , youngest daughter of Thomas Burke Esq , Clarenbridge . ___________________________________________________________ January 1874 (15th or 16th) Births ADAMSON - At Rathkeale , on the 10th inst. the wife of Dr A? E Adamson , of a son . FETHERSTONHAUGH - Jan. 10, at Tullamore , the wife of Captain H Fetherstonhaugh , of a son . ANNESLEY ? - Jan 12 , at 14 Adelaide Road , Dublin , the wife of Captain W H Annesley ? , RN , of a son . PAGET - Jan 10 , at 4 Montebello Terrace , Bray , the wife of Commander AC Paget , Royal Navy , HMS Audacious ? , of a daughter . NORRIS - Jan 10, at Earl Street , Tullamore, the wife of Wm. Jones Norris , Esq , of a son . Moran - Jan 11, at Lower Leeson ? Street , Dublin , the wife of CM Moran , Esq , late Captain KDG , of a daughter . Marriages HANNON- SHEA - On the 13th instant , at Monkstown , Mr Edward P Hannan , to Mary Shea , daughter of Mr Michael Cassidy , of this City . RUSSELL - BLOOD - Jan 12, at St Munchins Church , Limerick , Edmund Maghlin , second son of Thompson Russell , Esq, JP , Shelbourne , to Maria , eldest daughter of the late Fitzgerald Blood , Esq , of Ballykilty, Co Clare . WILSON - MORONRY - On the 13th inst, at the Parish Church , St Michaels , Limerick , Thomas W Wilson , Esq , of Rathsalla House , in the County Wicklow , eldest son of the late Thomas Wilson , Esq , of Ballintaggart House , Co Kildare to Mary Jane , eldest daughter of the late J H Moroney , Esq , Tralee . Deaths ENGLAND - On the 14th inst. , at her residence , 39 Sundays Well, Cork , Jane , wife of John England , Professor Queens College , Cork . CARROLL - On the 14th inst, at his residence , 12 Summer Hill , St Lukes , James Carroll , in his 79th year . Funeral at 9 o'clock on the 17th instant . CONNOLLY - Jan 10, at the Bilton Hotel , Dublin, Miss Frances Catherine Conolly , sister of Thomas Connolly , Esq, MP , for Donegal . CROSBY - Jan 11 , at her residence ;Reby ? Place , Kingstown , Louisa , daughter of the late Daniel Crosby , Esq , of Ecoles Street , Dublin .

Hi Listers , I thought i would post these that I have collected during my own research , maybe someone will claim them Regards Carol (Wales) Cork Mercantile Chronicle 9th August 1815 Birth This morning , at Kildinan ? , the Lady of Edward Roche , Jun. Esq. of a son and heir . Married Yesterday evening , by the Rev John England , Mr Michael England , of the North Main Street , to Miss Bransfield , of Leitrim . Died Tuesday night , at her lodgings at Sundays Well , after a protracted and lingering illness , borne with truly christian fortitude and resignation , Mrs Sarah Finn , wife of Mr L Finn , of the South Main Street , in whose estimable character were combined , in a very high degree , the relative qualities of a most affectionate wife , a tender parent and a sincere friend . January 1821 On the 29th ult. in Cork , in the 75th year of his age , Watkins William Young , Esq. On Sunday last (3rd) , in Cork , Mrs England , relict of the late Mr Thomas England , and mother to the Right Reverend the Bishop of Charleston , who left that City for America in last September . _____________________________________ Cork Examiner January 18th 1861 Births On Tuesday , the 15th inst. at Ballincollig , the wife of Lancer ? Carey, Esq, M.D. , Royal Artillery, of a daughter . At Beaumont , on the 15th inst, the wife of John R Day , Esq , of a son . January 10, in Clonmel, the wife of William Lane , Esq , of a daughter . January 9, at Rochestown House , County Tipperary , the wife of Robert Staples , Esq , of a daughter . Marriages On the 15th inst. at Limerick , George E Burke , Esq, J.P , of Danesfield , County Galway , to Theresa , daughter of Michael Quin , Esq, J.P, County Limerick . Deaths Death of Dr Baldwin , J.P. - At his residence , Olohina ? , on the 17th inst. Herbert Baldwin , M.D. J.P. , after having attained the fine old age of sevent-nine years and a half . His name is familiar to most of the citizens of Cork , not alone in his medical capacity , as one to whose skill and talent many among them owe their present health , but also as their representative in Parliament for many years , when , with rare abilities he possessed , he watched over their interests with the true and heartfelt anxiety of a patriot and an Irishman . The funeral will take place on Monday next , at the hour of one o'Clock, 21st inst. ________________ On the 16th inst, at his fathers residence , South Mall , John O'Connell , Solicitor , eldest son of Philip O'Connell , Crown Solicitor . On the 17th inst, at his residence , Wise's Quay , Mr Daniel Clifford of the North Mall Distillery . On this morning at Grange View , Skahabeg , Patrick Simon , infant son of Mr Wm Callaghan , aged 12 months . January 11, at Main Street , Killarney , Andrew Bernard , the beloved child of Mr Daniel Shea , stationer . At Killinure Castle , County Tipperary , Samuel Cooper , Esq , J.P. January 7, at his residence , Benfield, Kings County , Laurence Kemonde ? Dunne , Esq , aged 79 January 10, at Barna , Newport , County Tipperary , Henry Albert Lee , Esq , deeply and deservedly regretted . January 10 , at St George's Quay , the residence of her son , Elizabeth , relict of the late James Clements Esq, many years Sub-Inspector of Constabulary in Limerick . _________________________________

Barry If you are looking in east Cork / west Waterford then the name is probably a mis spelling of Keniry or Kinery or Kiniry or even McHenery. All of those are recognised vaiations of the same name. I had family myself of those names nearby at about the right time. There are a lot of headstones at Dangandonovan http://www.sci.net.au/userpages/mgrogan/cork/dangandonovan.htm I have also been told there were Canary/Kinery families in Sandwaich and Randolph, Massachusetts fron the 1840s. Michael

Many marriages were not recorded as you are all aware of but what is happening is when I was at the BDM in Dublin even when using their books the cross references they ask for were not matching with what they were producing in photo copy my honest oppinion is folks if you have the correct data you are better to contact the health board of the said city .......as in this case Cork and see what they will supply for you as in my case I have now been using the Eastern Health Board of Wicklow when I have the correct data and that is proving more worthwhile. It is only a suggestion for those of you who are not receiving what you desire correct information and certiificates no one has to take my advice its just a thought. Cheers from Cara I remeber contacting the Health board in Cork once by typing it into the Google search engine but I do not have the email address now folks

Is it possible for someone to kindly do a lookup in Griffiths Valuation for me please?   I am searching for the KINGSTON family around Bantry/ Bantry Bay area in C. Cork.  One family had a property named RAHEEN near Bantry.   Names are.   Thomas Kingston born 1847 c.   Jane Kingston   Mary Kingston. All children of William and Susan (nee McCarthy) Kingston.   I would be very grateful for any information.   Thank you in anticipation, Bev. In  Bendigo, Victoria,Australia --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.377 / Virus Database: 211 - Release Date: 15/07/2002

I am looking for the family of my great grandmother that was supposed to have come from County Cork, Ireland somewhere between 1900 and 1905. Her name was Kate or Katherine Malloy, at least one of her sisters also came over with her. Her name was Mary Agnus Malloy. The other sisters were Elizabeth, Nellie and Annie. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Sherry Corder

Please can anyone help with information on Michael WALSH married Ellen O'DONOGHUE about 1875 probably in Waterloo, Blarney, and the birth of one of their sons Peter Paul Walsh born Blarney Village 1879, sponsors at baptism were Timothy COLEMAN and Catherine SULLIVAN. Any help would be appreciated. Jean

Would some kind person be able to look up SLINEY families in Cork. I am particularly interested in where they might have been situated at this time, so that I can narrow down search areas. Many thanks, Carol Freeston NSW Australia

I need a Lister's help, My Grandparents marriage details were given to me from St Finbarr South Church, Dunbar St, Cork (maybe City of Cork) John O'CONNELL married Mary Anne CONNOR 12 July 1874. With this information, I applied for a copy of the marriage certificate to the Office Of The Registrar General, in Dublin, giving relevant details and monies to cover costs. Sadly I received the following:- A search has been made in the records for an entry relating to the marriage of John O'Connell/ Mary Anne O'Connor for the year 1873 to 1875 inclusive. No entry, corresponding with the particulars given in your recent application, was found for that period. Could a Lister please explain why this is so?, and could someone tell me how I could obtain the marriage certificate?. Phyllis Steel from Queensland, Australia

The most probable reason for a young man seeking his fortune in the Colonies in 1650 would be that he was too far down the succession line to either inherit anything -- that meant that his options were (1) the church or (2) the military or (3) emigrate. If you will contact me separately I would be happy to send you a GEDCOM file of most of the Donovan line from county Cork.

I am a new lister who has recently returned to the US after spending 15 days in beautiful Ireland. My husband is descended from a Donovan (John, Foster, Francis or Timothy) who left County Cork about 1650. I have traced him back to 1674 in Virginia, USA. My daughter and I spent 1 1/2 days at the County Cork Library trying to find links to our family line. We copied many records but have not found any direct links so far. We found the people very friendly and helpful. A visit to Castledonovan revealed that the site has been taken over by Duchas (?) and there was scaffolding inside the castle ruins. We would like to keep abreast of what is happening to the castle and was wondering if there was some kind person near Drimoleague who would be willing to share occasional info with us. We are also wondering if someone knows why a young man from County Cork would choose to go to the "New World" in the 1650? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Joana Donovan Maryland, USA

Forgive me for responding to the list but unfortunately my reply to Cara came back to me as undeliverable and I certainly want her to get my reply. On Wed, 21 Aug 2002 18:44:36 Cara_Links wrote: >CANARY, John Birth > Sex: Male > Birth Date: 12 Dec 1867 Birthplace: Waterford, Wat, Ire > Recorded in: Civil Registration for Ireland > Father: Martin CANARY > Mother: Margaret PURCELL > Source: FHL Number 101158 Dates: 1867-1867 Note: 896 Cara, Thank you for looking for this surname. I was in doubt if there were any Canary's in Ireland let alone Cork. I see from my trusty map that Waterford borders Cork so now I wonder if I should expand my search to Waterford. It could be my Mary Canary came from Waterford. All list members, If anyone happens upon a Mary Canary that married a Laurence McCarty or McCarthy sometime in the 1829-1843 range, then I would do handsprings! This couple is supposed to have had a child in Cork in 1843 but the Mallow Centre could not find me a match. Thank you Barry -- _____________________________________________________________ Play the Elvis� Scratch & Win for your chance to instantly win $10,000 Cash - a 2003 Harley Davidson� Sportster� - 1 of 25,000 CD's - and more! http://r.lycos.com/r/sagel_mail_scratch_tl/http://win.ipromotions.com/lycos_020801/index.asp?tc=7087

I had the same thing happen. The marriage certificate I have says they were married at St Finbars in 1881 however when I applied to Dublin they were unable to locate anything. Joan ----- Original Message ----- From: Phyllis Steel <steep@ozconnect.net> To: <CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 9:15 PM Subject: [Cork] Unabtainable Birth Certificate > I need a Lister's help, My Grandparents marriage details were given to me > from St Finbarr South Church, Dunbar St, Cork (maybe City of Cork) John > O'CONNELL married Mary Anne CONNOR 12 July 1874. > > With this information, I applied for a copy of the marriage certificate to > the Office Of The Registrar General, in Dublin, giving relevant details and > monies to cover costs. Sadly I received the following:- A search has been > made in the records for an entry relating to the marriage of John O'Connell/ > Mary Anne O'Connor for the year 1873 to 1875 inclusive. No entry, > corresponding with the particulars given in your recent application, was > found for that period. > > Could a Lister please explain why this is so?, and could someone tell me how > I could obtain the marriage certificate?. > > Phyllis Steel > from Queensland, Australia > > > > ==== CountyCork Mailing List ==== > ** Please use subject line appopriately! Put surnames in all CAPS ** > >

Only one found AGNES Springham, Ballygobbin, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim. Co. Antrim was recorded 1860 - 1862. Slán tamall Brendan Sisk http://brensisk.tripod.com/

Barry, Possibly Carney(Kearney). Bill Fahy