New additions to the Hideaway! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/fianna/fiandex.html Do Not publish!!!! A reference to a new chat group (gotten from newsgroup, see below) and some very interesting facts about BEER! Plus Facts about FTP and about using Netscape 3.0 for Newsgroups... Coming soon, Ancient Irish Surnames! Peace, chirho ************************* From HLA@REMOVETHIScarebear.demon.co.uk Tue Sep 09 17:53:19 1997 BRAND NEW announcing #Ireland-gen STARTING Monday 15th September 1997 at 20:00 GMT Ireland-genealogy. Meeting every Monday from 20:00 GMT on channel #Ireland-gen. Anyone researching in the Ireland is welcome to attend. This meeting is intended as a get together for people researching Irish ancestors, both from in Ireland and beyond. The idea has originated from the #IIGS-UKgen meetings, but Ireland is so special that we wanted it to have its own session !! The intention is to have more regular communication between people.. e.g. If you are having a discussion on Irish newsgroups then bring it with you and have an interactive chat about it. Bring your surnames and see if anyone else is researching in your area. Bring your books with you and see if you can help others. #ireland-gen is the newest member of the IIGS IRC service, check out the web site <<http://www.iigs.org/irc/index.htm> for more themed chat sessions. Contact for #ireland-gen: chat.hla@carebear.demon.co.uk - Lisa OR wefit@mail.fwi.com - Judy ------- To access this service, direct your IRC client to irc.IIGS.org, or irc.rootsweb.com, port 6667 or 7000. Then join #ireland-gen If you are new to IRC check out the IIGS IRC pages are at <<http://www.iigs.org/irc/index.htm> . These will direct you to pages for IRC software and help !! Rootsweb hosts IRC at the International Internet Genealogical Society (IIGS). Visit our web site at << http://www.iigs.org/ > . The IIGS IRC service is the IIGS's first tool for genealogists, hosted by Rootsweb. For conversions to your time zone, a useful Web site is << http://www.admin.uow.edu.au/iigs/time_chart.html > Set up exclusively for genealogy, the IIGS IRC is open 24 hours per day so genealogists around the world can meet. Please feel free to drop in at any time. ******************************** Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

I'm Ireland-bound! Next week I'm coming to Ireland for the first time to do some genealogical research on my family line and to see what all the fuss is about. I might take in a couple sessions at the Genealogical Congress but we'll see... My family apparently comes from Moycarky parish in Co. Tipperary, so I'll be spending some time there. I'd like to find a guide to cemetaries in that parish in a effort to locate distant relatives. Does anyone know of such a thing? Furthermore, I'll be spending some time in Dublin at the Archives, NL, GO, etc. If anyone has any recommedations as to what might be the best way to proceed to make the best use of the short time that I'm going to have in the city, I'd really appreciate it. I've done a good deal of research on this end to get to know the availability of resources over there, etc., but it's never as good as first hand knowledge, if you know what I mean. Hope to hear from you, whoever you might be, Tim Gorman

Laura/LCC, Thanks SO much! I found quite a few of my surnames in this very helpful post! Was beginning to think our list was dead :-( And to chirho, The web pages are GREAT! Thanks so much to you too :-) *peace* jeanne 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!

I am cleaning up my e-mail and found this that I thought you all might find it of interest. LCC/Laura Date: Thu, 4 Sep 1997 19:27:31 -0700 Sender: Kentucky Genealogy & History Discussions <KYROOTS@LSV.UKY.EDU> From: laura davis <ldavis@LINKNET.KITSAP.LIB.WA.US> Subject: ANCIENT IRISH SURNAMES (fwd) To: Multiple recipients of list KYROOTS <KYROOTS@LSV.UKY.EDU> I thought this might be helpful to someone. I received it on another listl Laura ---------- Forwarded message ---------- -From: GenChat-L@rootsweb.com These lists were copied by a poor typist, so there may be some typos. From "Irish Pedigrees" by John O'Hart, (Dublin 1892) Volume 1, pg. 855. Volume 2, pg. 566. Pat Traynor 12/96 ANCIENT IRISH SURNAMES As many of the ancient Irish sirnames are not recorded in O'Clery's or in MacFirbis's Genealogies, or in the Linea Antiqua, or in the Betham Genealogical Collections, we have collected from "The Topographical Poems of O'Dugan and O'Heerin," "The Tribes and Customs of Hy-Fiachrach," and other works published by the Celtic and Archeological Societies in Ireland, the following Irish family names, and the modern anglicised forms which they assumed; (Hy-Fiachrach = descendants of Fiachra) -The Name- -Has been modernized as- Clann Fhearghus Fergus Clan Shane (a Sept of the O'Farrells) Shaen MacAindris Andrews, MacAndrew, Anderson MacAnluain Ganly Mac an Bhainbh Hogg. Hogge. Banff MacBrehon Judge MacBlosky MacCIosky, Closky MacConluain Conlan, Colwan MacCosby Foote("cos;"Irish, the foot) MacCale (1) ..... MacCrossan Crosby, Crosbie MacCoinin Cunniam, Cunnion, Canning MacConghaola Coneely MacCiochain Keeghan, Keegan, Cockane MacCarrain Currin, Curran MacConboirne Bourns MacConcathraigh MacCarrick MacCionnaith MacKenna (of the Meath Hy-Niall) MacConleitrech obsolete MacCarrghanma Carron, MacCarron, MacCarroon, MacCarhon, Carson MacConin Kennyon, Canning MacCailleachain Keelchan, Coward, Keelan, MacCallin MacCuinn Macken MacEoghain MacOwen, MacKeon MacFirbis Firbis, Forbes MacFinnbhair Maginver, Gaynor MacGilli Bhain White, Bean, Gilwaine MacGilli-Bhuidh MacAvee, Kilboy, Gilboy MacGilla Chaise Kilcash, Cash MacGiolla-Duibh Gilduff, Kilduff MacGiolla Phoil MacGilfoyle, Gilfoyle, Paul MacGilla Kenny Kilkenny MacGilli-Riabhaig Kilrea, MacIlrea, Gray MacGilla tSamhais MacIltavish, MacTavish MacGila Sinin Synan MacGillifin Gilfin, Gilpin, Gill MacGilimir Gilmer,Gillmor MacGillimore Merryman MacGillicuskly Cuskley MacGiolla Gill, Magill MacGallogly Ingoldsby MacGiolla Fhalain Phelan MacGiolla-Cealaigh Kilkelly, Killikelly MacGilli Briein Brickin MacGuiggan Maguiggan, Goodwin, Godwin MacGunshenan Magunshinan, Nugent, Leonard MacLaighid Lye, Leigh MacLave Hand ("lamh ;" Ir, a hand) MacMurchada (of Ulster) MacMorrow, MacMarray, Morell MacMahon Mathews, Fitzursula MacNebo Victory, Victoria MacNamee Meath, Mee MacNeill MacNeil MacOdhrain Magoran, Orum, Orme MacOscar Cosgrave, Costello MacPartholain Bat, Bats, Batson, Bateson MacReachtagain Rafter MacSimoin Sims, Simmes, Simpson, Simkins, Simcocks, Simon MacSpeallane Spenser MacSpallane Spenser MacTaidhg MacTague, MacTeig, Montague, Montagu MacTyre, Wolf, Wolfe MacUaithnin MacHoneen, Green, Greene, Tonyson, Tennyson MacUlahairg MacGolderick, Goderich, Golding, Goulding, Waller Maclnogly Ingoldsby (See "MacGallogly") MagAedha Magee MagFlannagain Flannagan MagFhionnain Gannon, Ginnane MagFhiachra McKeighry, Keary, Carey MagLannagain Lanigan MagRodain Grayden, Roden Magilsinan Magilsitnan Muintir Ceallaigh O'Kelly and Kelly, in Londonderry, Muintir Lideadha O'Liddy and Liddy Muntir Ubain Hoban Murtagh Mortimer O'Airmeadhaigh Armedy, Armidage, Armitage, Armytage O'Aimirgin Mergin, Bergin O'Aodha, in the county Mayo is generally anglicised Hughes. (2) O'Banain Bannan, Bannon O'Baetheghaile O'Boyle, Beahilly, Beatley, Beale O'Barrain Barrington O'Banain Banan O'Bearga Begar, Biggar, Bera O'Beollain Boland O'Beirne Briun O'Birn Brin, Bruen O'Blighe Blighe O'Breithe Broghie, Brophy O'Bruadair Broder, Broderick, Bradner, Brothers O'Brogain Brogan O'Breen O'Brien O'Brislain Brislane, Breslin O'Breadhdha Bray (of Imokilly, co Cork) O'Brachain Brahan O'Broduibh Brodiff, Brodie, Brody O'Brien Brine O'Byrne Leycester, Lester, Lyster, Warren O'Caemhagain Kevigan O'Cathniadh Kane O'Cathain Keane, Kane, Kyan, O'Keane O'Caithniadh Catny, Kane O'Caolloaidhe Cayley, Kaely, Keely O'Cathasaigh Casey O'Caomhain Keveny, Kevin, Kavanagh, Cowen, Cohen O'Cain* (O'Koin] Coyne, Koin, Kain, Kean, Keane O'Camdhain Camden, Caden O'Cearnaigh Kearney, Carney O'Ceadfhada Keating, Keatinge O'Ceirin Kerrin O'Ceirin Kearn, Kearins O'Cearnachain Kernaghan O'Ceallaigh Kelly O'Ceathaigh Keaty, Keating O'Ceallachain Callaghan of Erris O'Chobhthaigh Coffey, Coffee O'Chosgraidh Cosgrave O'Ciarmhaic Kirby, Berwick O'Cinnfhaelaidh Kinealy O'Cinnchnambha Kinnavy, Bones O'Ciardha Keary O'Ciaragain Kerrigan O'Ciardha Carey, Keary O'Cindellain Cunningham O'Clumain Coalman O'Conbhuidhe Conway, Convy O'Conboirne Bourns, Burns O'Coilligh Wood, Woods O'Conaing Gunning O'Conor Conyers O'Congadhain, O'Conaighain and O'Connaghain Cunnigan, Cunningham, Conway O'Comhghain Cowgan, Coogan O'Conghaile Connolly, Cunneely O'Coilen Collins, Collings O'Connachtain Connaughtan, Conattan O'Conagan Conyngham O'Cornain Corbett O'Conaill Connell, O'Connell O'Coiglidh Quigley O'Connowe Conway O'Columain Coleman O'Coitil Cottle O'Cobhthaigh Coffey, Cowhig O'Creachain Crehan, Greghan, Gehan, Graham O'Cribbain Corbett, Cribban O'Criadhen Creedan O'Cuaghain Gough O'Cuain Quan, Quaine, Coyne O'Cuanain Quinan, Coonan O'Cumin Cummin, Cummins O'Cuinn Quinn O'Culaghaine Coolahan, Coolacan O'Deirg Derrig, Durrig, Derrick O'Discin Dixon O'Donchadha Donoghue, Donaghy, Dunphy O'Dorchaidhe Dorcy, Dorcey, Dorsey, Darcy, D'Arcy(Galway), Darkey O'Dowling Du Laing, Laing O'Drum Drum, Drummond O'Duibhdiorma Diarmid, MacDermott O'Dubhda Q'Dowda O'Duinchinn Dunkin O'Duibhagain Duvegan, Dugan, Duggan O'Duibhleargain Dulleran O'Duineadhaigh Doney, Denny O'Duanmhaigh Duany, Devany O'Duibhraic Durack O'Dunghaile Donnelly O'Duibhscuile Duscully, Scully O'Echtighearn Ahern O'Faghartaigh Faherty O'Faelechoin Wolfe (See also " MacTyre") O'Fearceallaighe Farrelly O'Feehily Pickley, O'Feely O'Feinneadha Feeny O'Fhuathmharain Farran, Heverine O'Fionnaghain Finnegan O'Finntigheam Finneran O'Fionain O'Finan, Finan O'Flannabhra Flannery O'Flaithri Flattery O'Flaitile Flatly, Flatilly, Flattery O'Floinn Flynn O'Flannghaile Flannelly O'Fodhladha Foley (of Waterford) O'Fraechain French, Ffrench, Frenshe O'Fuala Foley O'Fualairg Fowler, Fuller O'Gaoithin Gehan, Gibson, Gettins O'Gaibhtheachain Gaughan, Gahan O'Gadain Goddan, Godwin, GOODWIN O'Gathlaoich Gately, Keightley, Catley O'Gearadhain Gearan, Geyrins O'Gealigain Galligan, Gealan O'Gilin Killin, Killeen, Culleen O'Gloinin Glennon, Gloin, Glinn O'Gormghail Gorman O'Goirmghiallaigh (3) Gormilly, Gormley, Grimley O'Gowan Smith O'Gormog Gorman O'Griobbtha Griffy, Griffin O'Haughey Haugh, Hoy, Hoey, Hawe, Howe O'Hay Hay, Hughes O'Hease Hussey, Oswell O'Hooneen Greene (See "MacUaithnin") O'Hurley, Harley O'Kelaghan Callaghan O'Laodhog Lee O'Laitile Little, Lyttle O'Laoghain Lane O'Labhrahadha Lavery O'Lahiff Guthrie, O'Lairgnen Largan, Lorigan, Legge O'Laechaille Leech, Lilly O'Lachtnain Loughnane, Loftus O'Laighdiachain Lydiican O'Learghusa Larrisy, Leasy O'Leannain Lannen, Lennon, Leonard O'Liathain Lyons, Lee O'Loingsigh Lynsky, MaGloinsg, Lynch O'Lorcain Larkin, Larcom O'Lochain Longhan, Duck O'Loingseachain Lunshekaun O'Luachair Rushe O'Luachduibh Loody, Ludy O'Luane Lamb O'Luain Loane, Lamb O'Luachaim Luxom O'Luachain Price O'Maoilchluiche Gamble, Stone, Stoney O'Mailina Mallin O'Maghnain Magnan O'Maoilfhiona Molina O'Marcachain Markam, Horseman,Ryder, Ryding O'Marcachain Markam, Rider, Horseman O'Maoileoin Malone O'Maoilruain Mulroyne O'Maoilbloghain Mullowne, Mullowney, Malony O'Maoilbhrenain Mulrennan O'Maonagh Moynagh O'Maoilfaghmhair Milford, Fayre O'Maoilcallain Mullholan, Mullholand O'Maoilraite Mulratty, Ratten, Rait, Malet O'Maoilgaoithe Mulgeehy, Wynn, Wynne O'Maoilruaidh Mulroy, Roy O'Mainnin Mannion O'Maoinaigh Meeny, Mooney O'Maoilaithin Mullattin, Molohan O'Maoilduan Muldoon O'Maoilcana Malcan, Singer O'Maoilchonaire Mulconrey, Connery, Conroy, Conry O'Mearadhaig O'Meara, O'Mara O'Mellain Mellan, Millan, Mellon O'Mordha O'More O'Morain Moran, Morrin O'Mongain Mangan, Mongan, Mungan O'Mochain Moghan, Mohan O'Mughroin Moran O'Mulclohy Stone, Stoney O'Mulfaver Palmer O'Muireadhaigh Murray O'Muineog Monaghan O'Murphy Morphie O'Mulfover Milford O'Murgally Morley O'Mullaville Lavelle O'Muirgheasa Morrisy, Morris, Morrison O'Mulrian Murrian, Ryan O'Muimhneachain Minahan, Mynahan, Meenehan O'Mulrony Moroni, (of county Clare) O'Murchada Murphy O'Mulligan Baldwin O'Neill Neele, Neely O'Nuadhain Nuane, Noone, Noonan O'Radubhain Radwin, Ravan, Radden O'Rabhartaigh Rafferty O'Riagain Regan O'Ronain Ronan (Connaught), Ronayne (Munster) O'Rothlain Rolan, Rowland, Rowlan, Rowley, Rollan, Rollin O'Rourke Rooke O'Ruidhain Ruane, Rowan O'Ruadhraigh Rogers O'Scannail Seanlan O'Seagha O'Shea O'Seachnasaigh O'Shaughnessy O'Sewell Walker, Sewell O'Seisnain Sexton O'Sedna Shade O'Seghdha Shaw, Hawk, Shea O'Shaughnessy Sandys O'Sionna Fox, Seeny O'Spealain Spillaan, Spillaine O'Suanaigh Sunagh, Swanny O'Sullivan Silven, Silvers O'Sumaghain Somers O'Tarpaigh Tarpy, Torpy O'Tackney Tackit O'Taichligha Tully, Tilly O'Teagha Teague, Tighe O'Tighearnaigh Tierney O'Tiompain Tenpenny O'Tighearnain Tiernan O'Toghdha Toffey, Todd O'Trehy Foote (See "MacCoshy") O'Tuathlain Tolan, Toland, Thulis O'Turrain Troy O'Tuathalain Toland, Tolan O'h-Eitegein Magettigan O'h-Aghmaill HamiIl O'h-Ailche Halley, Ally O'h-Eoghain O'Howen, Owens O'h-Iomhair Howard, Ivers O'h-Emeachain Hermans, Meehan O'h-Iarnain Hernon O'h-Uisgin O'Hiskeen, O'Histeen, Hastings O'h-Iomhair Howard, Ivers, Ivor O'h-Uallachain MacUallachain, MacCuolahan, Nolan O'h-Oireachtaigh Heraghty, Geraghty O'h-Oilmhec Helvick, Helwick O'h-Heraghty MacGeraghty, Harrington O'h-Uathmharain Hamran, Horan, Heverine O'h-Eidhin O'Heyne, Hynes, etc. O'h-Eochagain Haughion O'h-Eidhneachain Heanaghan O'h-Ir O'Hir, O'Hayer, O'Hare, Hare O'h-Enda Henn O'h-Aichir O'Hehir, Hehir O'h-Eimhirin Herne O'h-Fhnadha Foody, Swift O'h-Aidith Hatty Hettv O'h-Arain Haran O'h-Eana Heany (1) "This is probably the family name now called MacHale". Dr.O'Donovan. (2) O'Aodha; In Connaught since the Cromwellian Settlement of Ireland, the O' has been ommitted by most of the natives of that province. The Milesian gentry, there, however, still use that prefix as a mark of distinction between themselves and their co-relatives, the peasantry of the same race. (3) O'Goirmghiallaigh; This Connaught family is distinct from the O'Gairmleadhaigh (or Gormley) family of Ulster. ======================================================= CELTIC FAMILIES In MacFirbis's "Irish Genealogies" the following Celtic names are designated "Maghaidh Saxonta" ("magadh: Irish; mocking, jeering); meaning that it was only in jest these names were said to be of Saxon origin: 1. AUCHINLEK 15. GORDON 29. LINDESAY 2. BARCLAY 16. GRAKANE 30. LITTLE 3. BARDE 17. GRAY 31. LUNDIE 4. BISET 18. GUTHRIE 32. MURRAY 5. BLAIRE 19. HALIDAY 33. NEWBIGGING 6. BOYD 20. HAY 34. OLIPHANT 7. CAMBELL 21. IRELAND 35. RAMSAY 8. CLELAND 22. JARDAN 36. RUTHER 9. CRAWFORD 23. JOHNSTON 37. RUTHVEN 10. CARRIE 24. KAR 38. SOOT 11. DASSE 25. KEITH 39. SCRIMAGER 12. DOWGLAS 26. KILLPATRICK 40. SEBON 13. DUN 27. LAWDER 41. TINTS 14. FOORDE 28. LENNOX 42. WALLACE ========================================================== *************************************************************** GenTips, C a r r i n g t o n, L a n g l e y, I s b e l l, C a v i t t, M a y f i e l d, R y e, M c C l a i n, R a b u r n, B r o o m e, C o b b, N e s b i t t, and D a w s o n Listowner! *************************************************************** Don't forget our web site if you need copies of census records!!! REGISTER TO WIN A FREE CENSUS LOOKUP!!! http://biz.ipa.net/genrecord/lists.htm

More new/old goodies have been put up on our site! Take a look and have a nice weekend. :) chirho Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

"Going to Ireland: A Genealogical Researcher's Guide," by Sherry Irvine and Nora M. Hickey, is a must if you are planning a trip to the Emerald Isle. Even if you are an armchair traveler, it will help you better to understand Irish research and the records, jurisdictions and repositories in Ireland. Full addresses are provided for libraries in Ireland, North America, and England, including all the regional heritage centers in Ireland and Northern Ireland. This is a practical guide and easy to read. If you have Irish roots, you need it. It is available from: Interlink Bookshop and Genealogical Services, 3840A Cadboro Bay Road, Victoria, BC, V8N 4G2, Canada ($15.30 postpaid via VISA or $16.30 if payment by U.S. check). Toll-free: 1-800-747-4877; email: ibgs@islandnet.com (From Myra Gormley's newsletter) . Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

really is! Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

Anne you put up 16 pages, and I cannot link to any of them. all i get is the Geocities header using the URL in your posting what is wrong? love joan

All of the surnames I currently had on hand have been added to the list. Kay, I need your correct email address, as the one I had, and used on the list was returned to me as undeliverable. Dan067 I need your correct email address, as the one I had, and used on the list was returned to me as undeliverable. Everyone!!! Please think about your surnames. Take a look at the surname page. Try to follow that format. I am unable to sort out a long narrative and format it. I ask you to do that (although the long narratives are VERY interesting and should be shared with the list!). I am also unwilling to put bare names up. At least tell us where the surname is currently, or even better some hint of where they came from and maybe by when (see my entries...). It's a big help to me if you put them on your letter in alphabetical order. Use a format like: SMITH Daniel,b.c.1932 Cork,IRL>NYNY 1956 m. Susan ? in IRL. That way people know a bit about what you're looking for, and even if it isn't theirs, they may notice something similar when they are looking in other places, and let you know! Peace to all. :-) chirho Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

Hello, all. I just ran a test to make absolutely sure the list wasn't down before announcing the winner for the pages we cavort in! I again remind EVERYONE -- Do NOT NOT NOT post this URL publically! Some of the material may be covered by copyrights, etc that could cause us trouble. Our only desire is to have a quiet protected area on the web where we can share, as on the list, but a bit more extensively. Soooooooo! Turn your browser to http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/fianna/fiandex.html and visit the 16 (count 'em!) pages we have there! As people send more stuff, we'll put more up. I still have surnames for five people to put up and am working on it! No, I won't tell the name...go find out for yourself! We had almost a tie, so the second and third high choices are recognized in their own way. You'll see! ;-) Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

No need to reply. Truly just a test! Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

Saw this on another list, had to forward! Laura (aka Cloudy) -----Original Message----- To: MIMS-L@rootsweb.com <MIMS-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, August 30, 1997 12:36 PM Subject: The 23rd Psalm for Genealogist's >Genealogy is my pastime, I shall not stray >It maketh me to lie down and examine half- buried tombstones >It leadeth me into still courthouses, >It restoreth my ancestral knowledge >It leadeth me in the paths of census records and ships >Passengers lists for my surnames' sake >Yea, though I walk through the shadows of research libraries and >microfilm readers, >I shall fear no discouragement; for a strong urge is within me >It demandeth preparation of storage space for the acquistion of >countless documents >It anointest my head with burning midnight oil, >My family group sheets runneth over >Surely birth, marriage and death dates shall follow me all the days of >my life; >And I shall dwell in the house of a family history seeker forver. > >

A number of people have voted. There is a virtual tie! Please, those who have not voted, do so NOW!!!! And have a great holiday everyone! Peace. chirho <excerpt> Hello everyone! We have the following suggestions: (1) Tea Shop (2) Pub (3) Finn's Place (4) The High King's Low Hideaway (Hideaway for short) (5) Just take it on down, no one really gives a d--n! Please hit the reply button, space down and then give a numerical answer! Voting closes midnight GMT Sunday, August 31, 1997. This voting etc is about the private pages (10 of em and growing) located at http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/fianna/fiandex.html </excerpt> Anne Boyes boyes@gardener.com <center>http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/gen/gene.html Linking to Lives: An indexed collection of links for doing genealogy, beginner to experienced! http://www.geocities.com/~hoseahouse/irish/irish.html WildIrish Roves: Irish Genealogy, History and Culture, with a little Fun! </center>

This was posted to a newsgroup. Thought I'd pass it on in case anyone is interested. Marion The lessons are posted at: Beginning Genealogy http://www.ideaschool.org/courses/general/gen110.htm England Genealogy http://www.ideaschool.org/courses/general/gen201.htm Ireland Genealogy http://www.ideaschool.org/courses/general/gen208.htm African-American Genealogy http://www.ideaschool.org/courses/general/gen206.htm German (In progress!) Hispanic (In progress!) Email me to register for any of the above Diana :) Diana Hanson <kylara@mcleod.net>

#1 I must be one of the 50

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Any name is ok as long as the site remains. REgards, John

I LOVE IT. Star Trek TNG was never this good. Lalah

******* (1) Tea Room. ... (maybe they could serve "Paddys" in the back room?) :-) (2) There are other Pubs on line (3) Who is Finn (?) ;-> (4) Too long a name ! Would never remember it. <g> (5) I'm more interested in Fianna than nought to see it fail! Too much effort has been expended by too many talented folk to let the site succumb to apathy. Slainte , Hugh. "Dirk2" --------------------------------- Hugh Doherty Email: hdoherty@islandnet.com Home Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~hdoherty/ Clann: http://www.islandnet.com/~doherty/clann

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