Hello everyone, The weekly updates are completed on my genealogy site. Stop by sometime! http://members.aol.com/Odea97/IRELANDGENEALOGY.html Bye and Good Luck in your research, Catherine O'Dea
From Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter: - The Irish in America: Long Journey Home An historic new film will have its world premiere on PBS in the United States soon. "The Irish in America: Long Journey Home" is billed as an epic six-hour television and video event from Academy Award winning filmmaker Thomas Lennon in association with WGBH Television in Boston. This film chronicles the role the Irish have played in shaping America. It makes its world premiere on PBS over three nights: January 26-28, 1998. The film reportedly spans the 100-year journey from the potato famine to the White House, tracing the fascinating struggles and successes of the millions of immigrants who left their beloved Ireland and arrived on the shores of America. The film includes music from some of today's biggest Irish talents, including Elvis Costello, Sinead O'Connor, Van Morrison, The Chieftains with Paddy Moloney (who also serves as the film's executive music producer) and more. Quoting from the press release: "More than two years in the making, the film weaves stories of families, workers, churches, athletes, entertainers, and many more into a compelling portrait of Irish achievement. Its detailed historic tapestry is painted through powerful Irish music and authentic folk rhythms, rare black-and-white photos and film footage, drawings, and interviews with Irish- Americans who provide the film's narrative voices. Spanning six hours, the PBS special (airing 1/26-28) and Deluxe Collector's Video Set (available 1/27) is packed with dramatic stories and images that will have significance for all Americans, including the 40 million of Irish descent, and every American whose ancestors were immigrants to this country." Enjoy! I will! Joanie
The Ladlie name dates back to the 1500 in Northumberland ENG and Scotland as listed in the family history centers. My ggrandfather Andrew Ladlie & his brother John came to the USA in 1845 both were born in Ireland. None of the record we have show the location in Ireland where they lived so we are searching forward from England and Scotland . If anyone has information on this surname it would be deeply apreciated thanks PHIL
yes i guess so! my surname i'm looking for are HURSTS from sligo and GILMARTIN from glangevlin ireland, MCGOVERNs from templeport, corlough, co. cavan ireland.
At 08:22 PM 10/27/97 -0800, another list wrote: >English Language Improvement > >English spelling may be capricious at times, but...consider this. > >Having chosen English as the preferred language in the EEC (now >officially the European Union, or EU), the European Parliament has >commissioned a feasibility study in ways of improving efficiency in >communication between Government departments. > >European officials have often pointed out that English spelling is >unnecessarily difficult; for example: cough, plough, rough, through and >thorough. What is clearly needed is a phased program of changes to iron >out these anomalies. The program would, of course, be administered by >a committee staff at the top level by participating nations. > >In the first year, for example, the committee would suggest using "s" >instead of the soft "c". Sertainly, sivil servants in all sities would resieve >this news with joy. Then the hard "c" could be replased by "k" sinse both >letters are pronounsed alike. Not only would that klear up konfusion in >the minds of klerikal workers, but typewriters kould be made with one >less letter. > >There would be growing enthusiasm when in the sekond year, it was >anounsed that the troublesome "ph" would henseforth be written "f". >This would make words like "fotograf" twenty percent shorter in print. > >In the third year, publik akseptanse of the new spelling kan be expekted >to reach the stage where more komplikated changes are possible. >Governments would enkourage the removal of double letters which >have always ben a deterent to akurate speling. > >We would al agre that the horible mes of silent "e"'s in the languag is >disgrasful. Therefor we kould drop thes and kontinu to read and writ as >though nothing had hapend. By this tim it would be four years sins the >skem began and peopl would be reseptiv to steps sutch as replasing "th" >by "z". Perhaps zen ze funktion of "w" kould be taken on by "v", vitsh is, >after all, half a "w". > >Shortly after zis, ze unesesary "o" kould be dropd from vords kontaining >"ou". Similar arguments vud of kors be aplid to ozer kombinations of >leters. Kontinuing zis proses yer after yer, ve vud eventuli hav a reli >sensibl riten styl. After tventi yers zer vud be no more trubls, difikultis >and evrivun vud fin it ezi tu understand ech ozer. Ze drems of ze >Guvermnt vud finali hav kum tru. > Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/
At 07:58 PM 11/20/97 +0000, another list wrote: >IRISH FRUIT CAKE RECIPE > >Ingredients: > >1 cup sugar >1 cup dried fruit >1 tsb baking soda >1 cup brown sugar >1 tsb crushed nuts >1 cup butter >4 large eggs >1 tsb salt > lemon juice >1 bottle whiskey !!! > >Method: > >Sample whiskey to check quality. Take a large bowl. Check whiskey >again for validity, to be sure that it is of the highest quality. Pour >one level cup and drink. Repeat just to make sure. > >Turn on electric mixer and beat one cup of butter in a large fluffy >bowl. Add one peastoon of sugar and beat again. Make sure whiskey is >still OK. Cry another tup. Turn off the mixer. Break two leggs and >add in the bowl and throw in the cup of fried druit. Mix in the turner, >sampile shiskey again to check tonsisticity and to make shure it hasn�t >gone off. Next sift two cups of salt or something. Who the hell >cares? Check whiskey again. Now sift the lemon juice and strain your >nuts. Add one babblespoon of brown sugar or whatever colour you can >find. Wix mell. Grease oven. Turn cake pan 350 gredees. Don�t forget >to burn off the turner. Throw the bowl out the window. Check whiskey >and bo to ged. > >Note: > >A nootle of bum say be tubstisuted thtlitheeeee whiskeeeee. The wesults >bill we tshe shame !!!!!!!!! > > > Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/
I'll vote yes. Dawn Haase haase@mdtechnologies.com MCCANN, MCKENZIE, MCDILL, ALEXANDER, ADKINS, DELAFIELD, SANSING
Dear Fiannians, Please vote yes! The more broadly shared a list is the more likely that we will make contact with researchers with similar concerns. Dennis Weeks Dennis Weeks Chairman, Dept. of Fine and Performing Arts
You asked: > >Would you like me to link your surname page also to the surname page for > >the Ireland Gen Web? YES, please Maria in Hobart marmarbrandl@trump.net.au
Yes, go for it, Ja, why not? AyeaffirmativeOk by me, etc. Mike Dellger
Vote - YES Jim -----------------oneallj@ncn.net---------------------- O'NEALL; O'NEILL; COX; FROST; MILES; BOYD; BINKERD; McCARTY; BUCK; HORSMAN; GROSS; BERRIER; MILER; HENDERSON; TAYLOR; WILSON; ---------- From: Anne Boyes Sent: Thursday, November 20, 1997 9:27 PM To: irishgenie@geocities.com Cc: FIANNA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Time to VOTE !! Dear Fennidi: Do you want to share our surname page on the open web? We have a very generous offer here, but the page is yours, I don't want to answer for you. Please send me an email with a YES or a NO... I will take the emails that I receive in the next 3 days (Friday, Sat, Sun) and take the count from that. peace. chirho At 07:34 AM 11/20/97 -0600, Diane Hanson wrote: >Good morning Anne! > >Would you like me to link your surname page also to the surname page for >the Ireland Gen Web? That way if people make it to my page and don't >find what they're looking for, they can go to yours also, and >vice-versa. > >Let me know! We need all the exposure we can get and each site has >valuable information! :) >-- >Diana Hanson :) >Accredited Genealogist >Ireland Gen Web Host >Host of the World Gen Web Project Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/
Yes Mugs
I vote yes -jeanne On Thu, 20 Nov 1997, Anne Boyes wrote: > Dear Fennidi: Do you want to share our surname page on the open web? We > have a very generous offer here, but the page is yours, I don't want to > answer for you. Please send me an email with a YES or a NO... I will take > the emails that I receive in the next 3 days (Friday, Sat, Sun) and take > the count from that. peace. chirho > At 07:34 AM 11/20/97 -0600, Diane Hanson wrote: > >Good morning Anne! > > > >Would you like me to link your surname page also to the surname page for > >the Ireland Gen Web? That way if people make it to my page and don't > >find what they're looking for, they can go to yours also, and > >vice-versa. > > > >Let me know! We need all the exposure we can get and each site has > >valuable information! :) > >-- > >Diana Hanson :) > >Accredited Genealogist > >Ireland Gen Web Host > >Host of the World Gen Web Project > > Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com > http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/ > Fight Spam! Join CAUCE (Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email) http://www.cauce.org/ Tell your Congresscritters how Spam mailings hurt you. Help protect genuine Internet commerce: Outlaw UCE Spamming!
Dear Fennidi: Do you want to share our surname page on the open web? We have a very generous offer here, but the page is yours, I don't want to answer for you. Please send me an email with a YES or a NO... I will take the emails that I receive in the next 3 days (Friday, Sat, Sun) and take the count from that. peace. chirho At 07:34 AM 11/20/97 -0600, Diane Hanson wrote: >Good morning Anne! > >Would you like me to link your surname page also to the surname page for >the Ireland Gen Web? That way if people make it to my page and don't >find what they're looking for, they can go to yours also, and >vice-versa. > >Let me know! We need all the exposure we can get and each site has >valuable information! :) >-- >Diana Hanson :) >Accredited Genealogist >Ireland Gen Web Host >Host of the World Gen Web Project Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/
The Profile and Surname pages are updated. The Surname page is revised a bit! There is now a form to use to submit Surnames! Out of a list of 70 plus, 16 people visited....not work keeping it up if you folks aren't really interested! There are pages there that NO ONE but chirho has seen! DO PEEK! It doesn't cost anything and isn't immoral! :) A resend: For those who are new to FIANNA, a reward for joining our group! And for those who haven't been lately, a reminder! Shhhh don't give out this URL and don't show it on the open web! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/fianna/fiandex.html Good things coming: A new form that accepts both Netscape and IE input, will be there by Wednesday for adding yourself to the Profiles page! A form for adding a surname. Available Wednesday or Thursday! Indexed Surnames, by Sunday night! Stop by and take a look! :) peace. chirho Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/
Dear All Many apologies. It was not intentional...I somehow managed to group all of the addresses together in my address book...it certainly won't happen again...SORRY Millar
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That or win the lottery! Dawn Haase haase@mdtechnologies.com At 07:48 AM 11/18/97 -0500, Anne Boyes wrote: > >Dear friends and fennidi, as you can see, we've gone about this whole >thing the wrong way! hehehehe! peace. chirho > > > >From "Dear Abby" newspaper column- > >Dear Abby: I have always wanted to have my family history traced, but I >can't afford to spend a lot of money to do it. Any >suggestions? -Sam in California > >Dear Sam: Yes. Run for public office. > >Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com >http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/genealogy/ >
Greetings Am looking for, anyone descended from EDWIN or EDWARD HAMMOND known as "PACK" and ELIZA MARTIN. Married in East Lavant, West Sussex on 30 November 1879. Both now buried at Boxgrove Priory, West Sussex All of their children were christened/baptised in either Aldingbourne, Boxgrove or Hat Hill, (all in West Sussex) and are as follows; EDWIN GEORGE HAMMOND (b.1880 - d.11 July 1945) m. Margaret Robinson ALBERT HENRY HAMMOND (b.1883) WILLIAM HAMMOND (b.1885) ELIZABETH HAMMOND (b.1886) m. Joseph James Powell EDITH HAMMOND (b.1888) m. Arthur Agate CHARLES JAMES HAMMOND (b.1891 - d.2 Nov 1953) m. Edith ARTHUR JOHN HAMMOND (b.1893) m. Ada Mary Hipwell ANNIE JANET HAMMOND (b.1895) m. William John Sims Regards Millar
Greetings Am looking for anyone descended from JAMES HAMMOND and FRANCES HERRINGTON. Married in Aldingbourne, West Sussex on 29 October 1802. JAMES came from South Bersted and FRANCES came from Eartham, both again in West Sussex. Aldingbourne is 3 miles north of South Bersted and 3 miles south of Eartham, central to both families. Their children (following) were all christened/baptised in Eartham; Mary - 5 June 1803 possibly twin with below - baptised early as she was not expected to live? Hannah - 24 June 1803 m. JOHN SQUIRES and had 12 children. Charles - 16 December 1804 m. MARY WOODRUFFE and had at least 5 children. Emily - 7 September 1806 m. WILLIAM WEST and had 9 children. James - 17 July 1808 m. JANE IDE and had at least 7 children. Edmund - 15 April 1810 m. MARY BRIDGER and had 13 children. George - 26 April 1812 Thomas - 3 Jul 1814 m. FRANCES REWELL Regards Millar