: Can you help find my Scrivner family? I also am looking for Ross-I have some data but am at the wall with these folks. These people would be in Belfast prior to 1813. SCRIVENER, Emily Birth Gender: Female Birth Date: 27 Oct 1871 Birthplace: 740, Donnybrook, Dub, Ire Recorded in: Dublin, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Father: Joseph SCRIVENER Mother: Caroline PARRETT Source: FHL Film 255834 Dates: 1870 - 1873 Lots of Scrivner in England, starting in 1700's to 1906 .. Need moe detail to go further .. MaryPat

: Catherine and Ellen MAGEE. Born 8 June 1898, 32 Marchioness Street, Belfast., to Hugh MAGEE and Esther AGNEW. They are not in the 1901 census records, and I could not find them in the local chapel or cemetery. The 1911 census that 10 children had been born, but only 4 survived, which were John, SarahAnn, Hugh and Patrick. I have found the births of 2 of the deceased children (Catherine and Ellen) but have nothing on the others. Magee/Mc Gee Births start in 1806 - 18758 mostly in Sligo and Roscommon in the earlier years ..THen moving on to many of the northern counties, a few in Mayo and Dublin .. These are the Hugh Magee's born between 1866 and 1872 - one of whom could be the father .. MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1866 Irel Antr Fa: Edward MAGEE Mo: Margaret EDEFENT MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1866 Irel Antr Fa: John MAGEE Mo: Mary FERNEY MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1866 Irel Down Fa: William MAGEE Mo: Mary GAW MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1867 Irel Done Fa: John MAGEE Mo: Kate SWEENY MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1868 Irel Antr Fa: John MAGEE Mo: Jane DONELLY MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1868 Irel Down Fa: Patrick MAGEE Mo: Bridget MC ADARRA MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1868 Irel Down Fa: William MAGEE Mo: Mary GAW MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1868 Irel Tyro Fa: James MAGEE Mo: Susan HUGHES MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1869 Irel Antr Fa: Hugh MAGEE Mo: Mary MC NALLY MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1870 Irel Arma Fa: James MAGEE Mo: Elizabeth LENNON MCGEE, Hugh Bir 1870 Irel Antr Fa: William MCGEE Mo: Mary GAW MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1871 Irel Antr Fa: James MAGEE Mo: Mary Ann WEST MAGEE, Hugh Bir 1872 Irel Arma Fa: James MAGEE Mo: Ellen MCCORRY Marriages for Magee 1855-1867 None with these names

Hi Pat, I tried this search for the Civil Parish of Killamery in County Kilkenny but without results. Is there another way to find these Tithe Applotments for County Kilkenney? Mike On 11/26/05, Pat Connors <nymets11@pacbell.net> wrote: > > The film numbers for the Tithe Applotments are arranged by civil > parish. All of the civil parishes of Ireland are in alpha order. > Northern Ireland's are in their own group, however. So if you know the > civil parish, go to the LDS Family Library website (familysearch.org), > click on the library catalog, and then on 'Place" and put the civil > parish in the search box. When you get a list of topics, you will find > the tithes under 'Land and Property'. > > -- > Pat Connors, Sacramento CA > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com > > > > ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== > Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup > volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to L > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandList/ > >

: Robert Graham was my grandfather and as far as I know his parents were Robert Graham & Mary. who possibly married in Scotland, My grandfather Robert born in Ireland c 1840 Births start in Ireland in 1867 to 1875, (4) with Robert and Mary as parents all in the North of Ireland Marriages for Scotland for Robert and Mary only 3 and too far off in date (1796-1847) in Ayrs Sorry, MaryPat

Listers: I have just completed a major update to the DORGAN Website and would like to invite you to visit and sign my Guestbook at the bottom of the opening page. Please go to: www.billdorgan.com. If you have an interest in EAST CORK, you may find this site helpful. The major researched surnames of the early 1800s to the early 1900s include: DORGAN FLYNN HARTNETT DUHIG Other related EAST CORK surnames from the mid-1800s until the present include: AHEARNE BARRY CASHMAN COLEMAN CULLEN DARGAN GARDE GEANEY GEARY HARNEY HEALY HEFFERNAN MEANY MILLERICK MOONEY MOTHERWAY O'BRIEN O'KEEFFE O'NEILL SHINNICK SULLIVAN Thanks, BILL DORGAN email: billdorgan@billdorgan.com website: www.billdorgan.com

Can you help find my Scrivner family? I also am looking for Ross-I have some data but am at the wall with these folks. These people would be in Belfast prior to 1813. Trudy -----Original Message----- From: carol barber [mailto:carol.barber@blueyonder.co.uk] Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2005 3:12 PM To: IRELAND-L@rootsweb.com Subject: RE: [IRELAND] INDEX FOR SURNAMES FOR 1851-61 CENSUS Hello There is a partial census for Antrim 1851 available but as you say 1901 and 1911 are the main ones available. Regards Carol Barber Freecen Co-ordinator for Yorkshire, Durham and Westmorland http://freecen.rootsweb.com -----Original Message----- From: Mary Ellen Chambers [mailto:maryln61@sbcglobal.net] Sent: 27 November 2005 20:44 To: IRELAND-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [IRELAND] INDEX FOR SURNAMES FOR 1851-61 CENSUS Mary~ I am not aware that there are census records for that time line in Ireland in existance. To my knowledge all that is available is 1901 and 1911. Mary Ellen Chambers Doug Connell <doug.connell@sympatico.ca> wrote: Hi Is there a name list for the census? How would I go about accessing one? Thanks Mary ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to L http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandList/ ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to L http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandList/ ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to L http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandList/

Would like to hear from anyone researching these surnames (including variants) mainly in Co's Longford &/or Westmeath. KELLY; O'KELLY; POWER(S); McMANUS; McLACHLAN; LEAVY; FARRELL; HICKEY; DOONER Many of my people connected to these surnames immigr. into Quebec, Canada early - mid 1800's Any help/suggestions would be appreciated. Bev

Mary~ I am not aware that there are census records for that time line in Ireland in existance. To my knowledge all that is available is 1901 and 1911. Mary Ellen Chambers Doug Connell <doug.connell@sympatico.ca> wrote: Hi Is there a name list for the census? How would I go about accessing one? Thanks Mary ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to L http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandList/

Bob~ Did you go to the County Clare Library website? They have Tithe applotment records for County Clare on line. Mary Ellen Chambers Eileen & Bob Pearce <eileen070854@snet.net> wrote: Hello Fellow Researchers, Would someone happen to know the LDS film numbers for the actual tithe applotement books for County Clare? There are several Maloneys, Malonys, Moloneys, there. I know this isn't really the way to do it, but I have no townland or barony for my gg grandmother Mary Maloney Ginocchio. Most by this surname seem to come from this county. Any assistance appreciated. Bob Pearce ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== Ireland Mailing List website..surname registry, links, lookup volunteers,unsubscribe, change your subscription from L to D or D to L http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/IrelandList/

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BALLINA CHRONICLE Ballina, Mayo, Ireland Wednesday, April 17, 1850 MISCELLANEOUS The Workhouse of Limerick contains no fewer than 7,500 paupers. John Barton and John Barlow, Esqrs., are elected Governor and Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ireland. Father Thadeus O'Malley has offered himself as a mediator between the Irish Alliance and the Repeal Association. The Marquis of Ormonde has given his large school-house at Kilcesh, diocese of Cashel, which cost him £500 to the National Education Board. Saturday and Sunday last a fleet of thirty-three foreign bread stuff vessels and eight more sail with foreign sugars arrived at the Cove of Cork. The Waterford Town Council have agreed to apply £500 towards baths and wash-houses for the labouring classes there. Mr. Robert Shearman, of Kilkenny, a reduced gentleman, dropped dead near that city on last Monday. Circulars are again issued calling upon the pensioners to register their names for services as Guards for convict ships to Australia. Florence Donohue, a pensioner, and porter to Mr. Herbert, M.P., at Muckross, Killarney, dropped dead on Sunday last. The Roscommon Workhouse is refused relief by the Poor Law Commissioners, with 2,500 paupers starving. Islandmore in Lough Dherg, determinedly resists every attempt to pay poor-rate in Nenagh union, not having sent a pauper to the workhouse. Private H. Harris, 43d, died on Thursday at Carlow, of the effects of intoxication while on the march. There has, since New Year's day, been an accession of forty-six ships, and increase of nearly 13,000 tons to the port of Shields. Major Anderson, Sir John McDonald and Sir Archibald Galloway, who attended the recent complimentary banquets to Lord Gough, died each in successively a day or two after the occasions. The range of stables adjoining the Hibernian hotel, Killarney, was burnt down on Monday morning, and five horses of Mr. Killiher, the landlord, perished in the flames. James Walsh, waiter at the Kenmare arms hotel, was crushed to death under a wall on Saturday. Cathy Joynt Labath Ireland Old News http://www.IrelandOldNews.com/

1864 Marriages St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church Davenport, Scott, Iowa 18 Jan - John Meehan born Co. Clare, Ireland to Thomas & Bridget Meehan m. Catherine Garvey born Co. Clare, Ireland to James & Mary Garvey Wit: Patrick O'Loughlin & Bridget Collins 18 Jan - Michael Gillon born Co. Sligo, Ireland to Owen & Catherine Gillon m. Bridget Maguire born Co. Fermanagh, Ireland to Owen & Elizabeth Maguire Wit: John Gillon & Mary Grace 19 Jan - John Kelly born Co. Westmeath, Ireland to John & Ann Molloy m. Mary Smith born Co. Westmeath, Ireland to James & Margaret Molloy Wit: James Molloy & Catherine Smith 1 Feb - Richard Eyers born Co. Limerick, Ireland to Joseph & Johanna Eyers m. Julia Flynn born Manchester, England to Michael & Bridget Flynn Wit: Anthony Collins & Catherine Gaviland 13 Jun - Martin Manion, widower born Co. Mayo, Ireland to Thomas & Mary Manion m. Catherine Martin born Co. Galway, Ireland to Laurence & Catherine Martin Wit: Thomas Kirk & Ellen Canfield / Caufield 13 Jun - Thomas Minahan born Co. Limerick, Ireland to Timothy & Catherine Minahan m. Johanna Leston born Co. Limerick to John & Mary Leston Wit: Thomas Sheehy & Ann McTigue 16 Jun- James Davenport born Davenport, Iowa to George L. and Sarah Davenport m. Rebecca Walsh born City of Dublin, Ireland to John & Anna Walsh Wit: Thomas Kehoe & Catherine Davenport 9 Aug - Michael Timothy born Co. Roscommon, Ireland to Patrick & Ann Timothy m. Mary Jane Killion born Davenport, Iowa to Thomas & Catherine Killion Wit: Michael Jennings & Ann Killion 28 Oct - Michael Flanigan born Co. Galway, Ireland to Matthias & Mary Flanigan m. Bridget Killion born Davenport, Iowa to Daniel & Mary Killion Wit: Fergus Flanigan & Ann Killion 3 Nov - Martin Kennedy born Co. Mayo, Ireland to Patrick & Mary Kennedy m. Catherine O'Donnell born Co. Sligo, Ireland to James & Mary O'Donnell Wit; Michael Burk & Annie O'Donnell 8 Nov - Patrick Doyle born Co. Wexford, Ireland to James & Anne Doyle m. Ann Kennedy born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to John & Mary Kennedy Wit: Thomas Kennedy & Mary Boland 21 Nov - Timothy Kaleen born Co. Roscommon, Ireland to Timothy & Ann Kaleen m. Bridget Leary born Co. Clare to Michael & Mary Leary Wit: John Rasp & Mary Foley 1865 Marriages St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church Davenport, Scott, Iowa 9 Feb - Daniel Fogarty born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to Thomas & Catherine Fogarty m. Bridget Doyle born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to Edward & Julia Doyle Wit: Patrick Foley & Mary Kelly 13 Feb - Augustin Galvin born Co. Clare, Ireland to James & Margaret Galvin m. Margaret Costello, widow of Thomas born Co. Clare, Ireland to James & Catherine Kane 13 Feb - Thomas White born Ohio to William & Margaret White m. Mary Gannon, widow born Co. Galway, Ireland to Edward & Ellen Shaughnessy Wit: Patrick Shaughnessy & Mary Ann Hanahan 29 May - James Maguire born Co. Fermanagh, Ireland to John & Elizabeth m. Margaret Martin born Co. Galway, Ireland to Laurence & Catherine Wit: Patrick Kelly & Catherine M'Cudden 6 Jun - Michael Walsh born Co. Kilkenny, Ireland to James & Ann Walsh m. Anna Tobin born Co. Waterford, Ireland to Patrick & Mary Tobin Wit: Patrick Hogan & Honora King 20 Jun - John Coburn born Co. Mayo, Ireland to William & Catherine Coburn m. Catherine McCudden born Co. Monahan to John & June McCudden Wit: James M'Clain & Margaret O'Brien 18 Sep - Thomas Costello born Co. Clare, Ireland to Michael & Bridget Costello m. Mary O'Donnell born Co. Clare, Ireland to Bernard & Johanna O'Donnell 22 Oct - James McNaney born Co. Monahan, Ireland to Edward & Bridget McNaney m. Mary Cane born Co. Clare, Ireland to John & Ellen Cane Wit: John O'Keeffe & Mary M'Grath 13 Nov - William Hickey born Co. Kildare, Ireland to William & Mary Hickey m. Mary Kirwan, widow Patrick born Co. Limerick, Ireland to Thomas & Ann McEniry Wit: John Cane & Mary Ann Bryant 1866 Marriages St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church Davenport, Scott, Iowa 14 Jan - James Moore born Co. Kilkenny to Edmund & Mary Moore m. Margaret Meehan born Co. Monahan, Ireland to Barney & ? Meehan Wit: James McCabe & Bridget M'Cann 29 Jan - Dan Kane born Co. Clare, Ireland to Thomas & Catherine Kane m. Honora O'Brien born Co. Clare, Ireland to Peter & Margaret O'Brien Wit: John Sheehan & Mary O'Brien 5 Feb - Michael Hopper, widower born Co. Sligo to Martin & Bridget Hopper m. Mary Reagan, widow Thomas born Co. Mayo to Michael & Sebine ? Wit: Thomas Summers & Ann McGovern 6 Feb - James Kelly born Co. Galway, Ireland to Timothy & Cate Kelly m. Mary Nary born Co. Clare, Ireland to Patrick & Catherine Nare [surnames spelled differently on record] Wit: Thomas Kelly & Jane Gorman 13 Feb - Martin Flannery born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to Edward & Bridget Flannery m. Julia Kelly born Davenport, Iowa to James & Mary Kelly Wit: Andrew Roche & Lizzie Kelly 28 May - John Burke born Co. Galway, Ireland to Michael & Bridget Burke m. Mary Flaherty born Co. Galway, Ireland to Edmund & Mary Flaherty 12 Jun - James Cossin born Co. Kilkenny, Ireland to Henry & Cate Cossin m. Mary Lyden born Ireland to John & Julia Lyden Wit: W.H. Guion & Ellen Roche 20 Jul - Henry Keenan born Co. Down, Ireland to Thomas & Ann Keenan m. Susan Brady born Co. Cavan, Ireland to Hugh & Ann Brady Wit: James McGann & Mary Donoghoe 31 Jul - Michael McDermott born Co. Roscommon, Ireland to Patrick & Ann McDermott m. Margaret Dopson [?] born New York to David & Catherine Dopson [?] Wit: John McNany & Mary Kelly 7 Aug - John Otten born Hanover to John & Mary Otten m. Angelina Sanders born Hanover to John & Margaret Sanders Wit: Frederick Ruhl & Mary Adeline Sanders 15 Aug - Laurence Burns born Co. Kilkenny, Ireland to John & Mary Burns m. Elira Hobin born Co. Kilkenny, Ireland to Patrick & Bridget Hobin Wit: Thomas Grace & Mary Anderson 16 Sep - Michael Doloherty born Ireland to Michael & Bridget Doloherty m. Ann McGlade born Co. Down, Ireland to Michael & Sarah McGlade Wit: Jerry Manning & Margaret O'Brien 18 Sep - J.H. Koester born Prussia to Ernest & Nathalie Koester m. Ann Mary Smith born Ohio to Peter & Catherine Smith Wit: L.Z. Barton & Katie Smith 3 Nov - Dennis Dorgan born Co. Cork, Ireland to Edmund & Mary Dorgan m. Catherine Smith born Co. Westmeath, Ireland to James & Margaret Smith Wit: Thomas Hughes & Anastasia Flowers 6 Nov - Michael McManus born Indiana to John & Mary McManus m. Ann Kerrigan born Co. Roscommon, Ireland to Patrick & Ellen Kerrigan Wit: Michael Kerrigan & Ann Reagan 13 Nov - Patrick Kelly born Co. Clare, Ireland to Patrick & Hanora Kelly m. Mary Kennedy born Co. Tipperary to John & Mary Kennedy Wit: Thomas & Eliza O'Meara 13 Nov - James Guerin born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to Mathew & Margaret Guerin m. Catherine Fleming born Co. Galway, Ireland to Thomas & Margaret Wit: James Cossion & Mary Guerin 19 Nov - Patrick McGuire born Co. Fermanagh, Ireland to James & Rebecca McGuire m. Mary Garvey born Co. Clare, Ireland to James & Mary Garvey Wit: Henry Martin & Ellen Garvey 27 Nov - John Kirwan born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to Michael & Johanna Kirwan m. Johanna Gleeson born Co. Tipperary, Ireland to Thomas & Ellen Gleeson Wit: William Burke & Catherine Lyons Cathy Joynt Labath Irish in Iowa http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/index.htm Scott Co, IA USGenWeb Project http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/index.htm

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> Listers: > Looking for any information regarding these two families: DORGAN- > FLYNN and HARTNETT-DUHIG of East Cork. > I have an extended database about the descendants of these two > families: Please visit: www.billdorgan.com. > > > PATRICK DORGAN (Born about 1830, Ballybraher, Cloyne Parish, East > Cork and died before 1886) and ANN FLYNN (Born about 1830, > Ballyandreen, Cloyne Parish, East Cork and died before 1886). Griffith's Valuation of County Cork in 1851-1853 (LDS film #0830537) lists a Patrick DARGAN (a variant spelling of DORGAN). This Patrick DARGAN is the brother of John DORGAN and the father of Patrick J. DORGAN. Patrick DARGAN had a house, offices, and land in Carrigkilter: 14 acres, 5 perches, 3 roods 21 perches and 10 acres, 3 roods and 25 perches. He is also listed in the Valuation of Tenements 1855 in Carrigkilter as Patrick DARGAN. Maurice Cusack leased the land in Carrigkilter before 1855 and Patrick DARGAN later leased the same land about 1855. The landlord's name was Thomas Garde Durdin, a descendant of William Penn who founded Pennsylvania. Thomas Garde Durdin would arrive in East Cork from England each year to collect the rents. While in Cork he stayed at one of his estates: Shanagarry "Castle" or Sunville House. In the 1855 Landlord Index of “County Cork Encumbered Estates” (Volume 4, FHL Film No. 25883), Thomas Garde Durdin, Esq. sold his land holdings at auction on 19 June 1855. At the time he held the “Lands of Killderrig, Carrigkilter, Coalvodig otherwise Sunviille, Ballybraher West, Snugborough, Ballyronahan, Ballybraher East, Ballinamona, and part of Shanagarry - 19 June 1855 - (lot maps).” This is the date that Patrick Dargan “bought” his farm ... a farm that he had formerly “leased” from Thomas Garde Durdin. This is the first recorded Dorgan “deed of sale” since the English Reformation of the late 1500s. I have sent for a copy of this deed fom the Dublin Archives. Patrick DARGAN'S yearly rent was 17 English Pounds for the land and 1 Pound, 5 Shillings for the buildings. If he improved the land, the rent would increase each year. Thomas Garde Durdin died in 1867. In the 1880s, the Land Reform Acts went into effect sponsored by Michael Davitt of the Irish Parliament and later by Charles Stewart Parnell a member of the House of Commons of the English Parliament. The Land Acts sought reform in three areas called the three F's: Freedom of Rent, Freedom of Tenure and Freedom from Eviction without trial. Amazingly, the Protestant landowners peacefully went back to England in the 1880s and 1890s never to return to their estates. The tenant farmers continued to pay their rents to the State in the 1880s and 1890s. After the 1920s the State made these tenant farmers the actual "owners" of the lands they once leased! Patrick DARGAN died before his son, Patrick J. DORGAN, married Mary HARTNETT on November 26, 1886. He is documented as "deceased" on their marriage certificat > > JOHN HARTNETT (Born about 1830, Garryvoe, Cloyne Parish, East > Cork) and MARY DUHIG (Born about 1830, Ballymacoda, Cloyne Parish, > East Cork). Here is what I know about John Hartnett: According to Griffith's Valuation of 1851-1853, there were many HARTNETTs listed in the Parishes surrounding Ballycotton, but there is only one listed in Garryvoe: JOHN HARTNETT, Garryvoe location, Garryvoe Lower. He is the father of Mary Hartnett, the wife of Patrick J. Dorgan. He owned 19 acres, 26 perches and 1 acre, 2 roods, 30 perches. There are other HARTNETTs: Denis, James, and Patrick. One of these HARTNETTs, perhaps Denis, was the grandfather of Mary Hartnett and the other two were her father's brothers, her uncles. Denis HARTNETT belonged to the parish of Kilmahon in Ballybraher. He had 20 acres, 7 perches and 2 acres, 3 roods, 36 perches. James HARTNETT belonged to the parish of Kilmahon in Ballylongane. He had 24 acres, 3 roods, 9 perches and 2 acres, 1 rood, 11 perches. Patrick HARTNETT belonged to the parish of Kilmahon in Monagurra. He had Herd's house and 15 acres, 4 perches and 42 acres, 17 perches. Monagurra and Ballybraher are adjoining townlands while Ballylongane is between Shanagarry and Garryvoe. The 1766 census of Cloyne has one "HARNETT". His religion is noted as "Papist". There are no HARTNETTs listed in Ballybraher or Carrigkilter. There is a John Hartnett listed in Ballycotton and several Hartnett's in or around Ballyandreen. John Hartnett is listed as the father of Mary Catherine Hartnett on her death certificate. The HARTNETTs are most likely buried in the Mogeely Cemetery. > > I don't have any information concerning ANN FLYNN and MARY DUHIG. > > This is what I know about ANN FLYNN: > > Johanna Flynn appears in the records as Ann, Johanna and Nancy > Flynn (Flinn and Fling)! She was most likely from Ballyandreen. > There are Flynns still represented there. She is most likely > buried in the ancestral Dorgan cemetery at Ballymacoda Hill > Cemetery, Shanagarry, East Cork where the name Johanna appears on > one of the two gravestones. > > There is a church baptismal record that Patrick and Nancy (synonym > for Ann and Johannah) Dorgan were the godparents of Michael John > Shinnick who was born December 18, 1873 in Ballycatoo, Midleton, > Cloyne, County Cork. He was baptized in St. Colman's Church, > Cloyne on December 20, 1873. His parents were John Shinnick of > Ballycatoo, East County Cork and Elizabeth Dorgan of Ballybraher, > Parish of Cloyne, East County Cork. John Shinnick and Elizabeth > Dorgan were married about 1872. Elizabeth Dorgan was the daughter > of Patrick Dargan and Ann (Nancy, Johannah) Flynn. > > > This is what I know about MARY DUHIG: > > Mary Duhig (Duffy in English) most likely came from Ballymacoda. > Mary Duhig is listed as the mother of Mary Catherine Hartnett on > Mary Catherine’s death certificate. > > > ANY HELP APPRECIATED. > > > > BILL DORGAN > email: billdorgan@billdorgan.com > website: www.billdorgan.com > > > > > >

Hi Is there a name list for the census? How would I go about accessing one? Thanks Mary

Hi My great great grandparents JOHN MURRAY & wife BRIDGET arrived in Carlisle Cumberland c. 1815, he was a weaver. their son ANDREW MURRAY b 1820 married JANE McMANUS in Carlisle in 1843 she was born in Ireland c 1822 parents PETER McMANUS & SARAH of Carrickfergus Ireland. Anyone connected to these names. Regards Mary

Hi This sounds great, hope you can help. I have been searching since 1968 and finally received some info.as follows.My notes aren't here, this is from memory. Parish of Monkstown incumbent Rev. Rand MacDonnell Robert James Henry Graham Presented by Rev. Confirmed by the Archbishop of Dublin at St. Andrew Church. in 1857 The Grahams were Presb. as far as I know. -------------------------------------- Robert Graham was my grandfather and as far as I know his parents were Robert Graham & Mary. who possibly married in Scotland, My grandfather Robert born in Ireland c 1840. He arrived in Canada c 1868/9. Thank you for reading this on my behalf. Regards Mary in Ontario Canada

The Ireland Genealogy Projects, County Leix/Laois website has been updated. A webpage for the Rathdowney Civil Parish has been added. The following townland pages have either been added or updated: Akip, Ballagharahin, Ballybuggy, Ballydavin, Ballymullen (Stubber) and (Warrensford), Ballynakill, Barny and Belady, Barrahill, Barrawinga, Bealady and Barny, Beckfield, Brockry, Cappalinnan, Castlefleming, Castlefleming (Giles) and (Manly) and (Stubber), Clonburren (Moore) and (White), Cloneeb, Clonmeen North & South, Clonmeenwood, Clonmore, Coolfin, Coolnaboul Wet, Coolowley (Mason) and (Plott), Creelagh, Donaghmore Town, Dunacleggan, Errill, Garranmaconly, Garrison, Garryduff, Glasha, Gragueavallagh, Harristown, Heath, Johnstown Glebe, Kilcoke, Kilcoran, Kilmilan, Knockahaw, Knockardagannon North & South, Knockheel, Lisduff, Lismurragha, Monamonra, Mountoliver, Rathdowney Town, Raheen, Raheensheara, Rathnaleugh, Rathpiper North & South, Templequain, Templequain, Aghaboe, Farraneglish Glebe, Baunbrack, Springfield, Strahard New civil parish and Roman Catholic parish maps have been added. The surname, baptism and marriage registries have also been updated with new names and records. You can access this website at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllex/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

The film numbers for the Tithe Applotments are arranged by civil parish. All of the civil parishes of Ireland are in alpha order. Northern Ireland's are in their own group, however. So if you know the civil parish, go to the LDS Family Library website (familysearch.org), click on the library catalog, and then on 'Place" and put the civil parish in the search box. When you get a list of topics, you will find the tithes under 'Land and Property'. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

From FREEHOLD (The Lonely Heart) Once in a seaside town with time to kill, the windless winter-daylight ebbing chill, the cafes shut till June, the shop blinds drawn, only one pub yet open where a man trundled his barrels off a dray with care, and two men talking, small across the square, I turned from broad street, down a red-brick row, past prams in parlours and infrequent show of thrusting bulbtips, till high steps and porch and rigid statue signalised a church. I climbed the granite past Saint Patrick's knees, saw cross in stone, befingered, ringed with grease, and water in a stroup with oily skin, swung door on stall of booklets and went in to the dim stained-glass cold interior between low pews along a marble floor to where the candles burned, still keeping pace with ugly-coloured Stations of the Cross. Two children tiptoed in and prayed awhile. A shabby woman in a faded shawl came hirpling past me then, and crumpled down, crossing herself and mumbling monotone. I stood and gazed across the altar rail at the tall windows, cold and winter pale; Christ and His Mother, Christ and Lazarus, Christ watching Martha bustle round the house, Christ crowned, with sceptre and a blessing hand. I counted seven candles on the stand; a box of matches of familiar brand lay on a tray. It somehow seemed my right to pay my penny and set up my light, not to this coloured Christ nor to His Mother, but single flame to sway with all the other small earnest flames against the crowding gloom which seemed that year descending on our time, suppressed the fancy, smiled a cynic thought, turned clicking heel on marble and went out. Not this my fathers' faith: Their walls are bare; their comfort's all within, if anywhere, I had gone there a vacant hour to pass, to see the sculpture and admire the glass, but left as I had come, a protestant, and all unconscious of my yawning want; too much intent on what to criticise to give my heart the room to realise that which endures the tides of time so long cannot be always absolutely wrong; not even with a friendly thought or human for the two children and the praying woman. The years since then have proved I should have stayed and mercy might have touched me till I prayed. For now I scorn no man's or child's belief in any symbol that may succour grief if we remember whence life first arose and how within us yet that river flows; and how the fabled shapes in dream's deep sea still evidence our continuity with being's seamless garment, web and thread. O windblown grass upon the mounded dead, O seed in crevice of the frost-split rock, the power that fixed your root shall take us back, though endlessly through aeons we are thrust as luminous or unreflecting dust. -- John Hewitt (1907-1987). Born in Belfast, 1907, John Hewitt was educated at Methodist College and Queen's University Belfast. He worked for 27 years in Belfast Museum and Art Gallery. Passed over for post of director in 1953, apparently because of his left-wing, anti-sectarian politics, Hewitt moved to Coventry as director of the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum, 1957. He retired in 1972 and returned to Belfast (Co. Antrim) dying in 1987. "I may appear Planter's Gothic, " he wrote in 1953, "but there is a round tower somewhere inside, and needled through every sentence I utter." He identified with the radicalism of the Presbyterian United Irishmen and of the 18th and 19th century Rhyming Weavers of Antrim and Down, whose work he anthologised. Hewitt struggled to keep viable a submerged Ulster tradition of tolerance and faith in human progress.