Hi, afraid it would be Ireland. cheers Maggie in Brisbane [email protected] -----Original Message----- From: mblevins <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 11:13 AM Subject: Re: [IRL~CEMS] DEATH OF SARAH SPENCE >What state and country? If USA or Especially California, I can prpbably >help. Outside of the USA you're on your own. Have you checked the >relevant censuses? Irene Shadrick, specialist in California and Arizona >records. >----- Original Message ----- >From: maggie <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 2:38 AM >Subject: [IRL~CEMS] DEATH OF SARAH SPENCE > > >> Hi, I am trying to find the death of SARAH SPENCE maiden name NIXON, >Married to >> Robert Spence, Her son Robert Spence died in Creetown in 1863 he was aged >80 yrs. and his father is deceased >> but his mother is living. would this have been a mistake?, >> Have I any hope of finding her death. I am afraid that is all the >information I have. >> regards Maggie In Australia >> [email protected] >> >> >> ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== >> All mail sent to the list must be addressed thusly: >> [email protected] >> > > >==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== >Always send your replies back through the list. >Other people may be looking for the same information and your >answer will be stored in the archives for future researchers. >

Hi, I am trying to find the death of SARAH SPENCE maiden name NIXON, Married to Robert Spence, Her son Robert Spence died in Creetown in 1863 he was aged 80 yrs. and his father is deceased but his mother is living. would this have been a mistake?, Have I any hope of finding her death. I am afraid that is all the information I have. regards Maggie In Australia [email protected]

What state and country? If USA or Especially California, I can prpbably help. Outside of the USA you're on your own. Have you checked the relevant censuses? Irene Shadrick, specialist in California and Arizona records. ----- Original Message ----- From: maggie <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 2:38 AM Subject: [IRL~CEMS] DEATH OF SARAH SPENCE > Hi, I am trying to find the death of SARAH SPENCE maiden name NIXON, Married to > Robert Spence, Her son Robert Spence died in Creetown in 1863 he was aged 80 yrs. and his father is deceased > but his mother is living. would this have been a mistake?, > Have I any hope of finding her death. I am afraid that is all the information I have. > regards Maggie In Australia > [email protected] > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > All mail sent to the list must be addressed thusly: > [email protected] >

Hi List, I am looking for the death of William Spence, I do not have a lot of information, very little He was married to Rose Ann Wright and they had one son that I know of Joseph Spence born abt 1862 in Ballymend, Antrime. He came to Australia abt 1888 any help would be much appreciated maggie in Australia [email protected]

My Aunt Annie Sheridan died in Belfast on July 22, 1904 and is reputed to be buried somewhere in or near Belfast. She was 17 years old and was working as an apprentice to her Aunt Judith, who was either a dressmaker or milliner. I would like to find out where Annie is buried and perhaps more about the circumstances surrounding her death. What is the best way to proceed in this endeavor? Is there anyone out there who might do a lookup at the Public Records for me? I would be hapy to return the favour. Best regards, Fran Miller

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I have been searching for several years now for De Moul. This was my father's name and he was born in Ireland 1904/05 - I think in the Dublin area but I am not certain. In all my searching I have not even come across this name. Maybe someone during their research has come across this name. I would appreciate hearing if this is so. Pat W.

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There are a number of graveyards in Belfast, the oldest being Friars Bush. Two of the largest ones are The City Cemetery and Milltown Cemetery. Another old one is Clifton Street Graveyard which operated pre 1780 to approx 1950. Carnmoney graveyard is on the outskirts of the city.. I suppose you may be able to get the address of the administration for each and all others through the internet or you could write to the Public Records Office City Hall Belfast for guidance in the matter. Note : Milltown is exclusively Catholic, while City Cemetery is mostly non catholic but does contain a number of catholic graves. Friars Bush is very old , dating from the mid 17th century, Clifton Street is no longer in operation but is open for historical tours as a number of famous local people are buried there. Good luck Jimmy ----- Original Message ----- From: IGINIO FITZPATRICK <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 5:50 PM Subject: [IRL~CEMS] Elizabeth Forsythe > Dear Listmembers, > > I have learned that my great great grandmother Elizabeth Forsythe was buried in Belfast, Northern Ireland. I am wondering if anyone of this list can tell me something about graveyards in Belfast and how one would go about searching for an ancestor buried there? > > Sincerely Yours > Iginio Fitzpatrick > ----------------------------------------------------- > Click here for Free Video!! > http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/ > > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Always send your replies back through the list. > Other people may be looking for the same information and your > answer will be stored in the archives for future researchers. > >

----- Original Message ----- From: IGINIO FITZPATRICK <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 5:50 PM Subject: [IRL~CEMS] Elizabeth Forsythe > Dear Listmembers, > > I have learned that my great great grandmother Elizabeth Forsythe was buried in Belfast, Northern Ireland. I am wondering if anyone of this list can tell me something about graveyards in Belfast and how one would go about searching for an ancestor buried there? > > Sincerely Yours > Iginio Fitzpatrick > ----------------------------------------------------- > Click here for Free Video!! > http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/ > > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Always send your replies back through the list. > Other people may be looking for the same information and your > answer will be stored in the archives for future researchers. > >

Dear Listmembers, I have learned that my great great grandmother Elizabeth Forsythe was buried in Belfast, Northern Ireland. I am wondering if anyone of this list can tell me something about graveyards in Belfast and how one would go about searching for an ancestor buried there? Sincerely Yours Iginio Fitzpatrick ----------------------------------------------------- Click here for Free Video!! http://www.gohip.com/freevideo/

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Are these two cemeteries still open? My Muldoon Ancestors apparently have a large stake in the one at Charlesville. Does anyone have any transcription of the Muldoon family. Regards Eve

Hi, I am the West Riding of Yorkshire Co-ordinator/volunteer for the FreeCensus Project which involves transcribing the 1891 Census, I have come across the following 'Irish Strays', there will no doubt be more but thought I would send them a few at a time: Huddersfield Road (Penistone Union), Thurlstone SMITH, Charles, Patient, Single, Aged 65, Retired Wool Comber, Ireland McMALLEN, William, Vagrant, Single, Aged 31, Slater's Labourer, Ireland 74 Thurlstone Bank, Thurlstone SOMERVILLE, Jas F, Lodger, Single, Aged 31, Medical Practitioner, Co. Cork, Ireland 1 Bridge End, Thurlstone MACINLY, David, Lodger, Single, Aged 52, General Labourer, Sligo Ireland McBRIDE, Thomas, Lodger, Single, Aged 69, Hawker, Dublin RICHARDSON, Mary A, Lodger, Widow, Aged 49, Tramp, Belfast, Ireland FOX, James, Lodger, Single, Aged 50, Pipe Maker, Tabrocurnup(?), Ireland MACKING, John, Lodger, Single, Aged 30, General Labourer, County South, Ireland GANNON, Thomas, Lodger, Single, Aged 54, Salt Dealer, County West, Ireland 43, No. 15 Florence Bridge, Hunshelf BARNES, Christopher, Boarder, Single, Aged 20, Labourer in Brick Yard, Castle Kelly, Ireland 53, No. 25 Florence Bridge, Hunshelf MOORE, Alice, Wife, Married, Aged 35, Ireland, Tiperrary 163 Brownhill Row, Hunshelf BRIGGS, Elizabeth, Wife, Married, Aged 54, Ireland, West Meath 206 Edge Cliffe, Hunshelf MURPHY, Martin, Lodger, Single, Aged 47, Labourer in Brick Yard, Ireland 209 Edge Cliffe, Hunshelf SULLIVAN, Patrick, Head, Married, Aged 45, Labourer in Brick Yard, Ireland, Cavan SULLIVAN, Catherine, Wife, Married, Aged 42, Ireland, Leitrim 25, Bridge End, Branch of Rd Lodging House, Penistone O NEAL, James, Lodger, Single, 49, General Labourer, Ireland 51 Wentworth Rd, Penistone CONNOR, Philip, Boarder, Single, Aged 38, Carter, Ireland 95, 47 Spring Vale, Penistone BROLAN (?), Francis, Head, Married, Aged 42, Stoker in Steel Works, Ireland BROLAN (?), Mary, Wife, Married, Aged 32, Ireland BROLAN (?), Peter, Brother, Married, Aged 32, Labourer in Steel Works, Ireland 165, 34 Spring Vale, Penistone OATES, Henry, Head Married, Aged 52, Forgeman in Steel Works, WRY Sheffield OATES, Sarah, Wife, Married, Aged 45, Ireland OATES, Francis, Son, Single, Aged 21, Foregman in Steel Works, Ireland 175, 16 Spring Vale, Penistone HART, John, Boarder, Aged 50, Labourer in Steel Works, Ireland Hope they are of use to someone in their research and if anyone would be interested in joining us in this worthwhile project, I would love to hear from you. Regards, Carol FreeCensus Co-ordinator for WRY http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~newbury/wry.htm http://freecen.rootsweb.com/index.html

does anybody know of any Kilkenny / Kilkenney Graves Preferably Lancashire/Yorkshire Regards PJ Kilkenny

------=_Part_11974_6320735.1001148930083 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi, I am trying to find a cemetery where Thomas McShane b. 1864 - d. XXXX=A0 and=20 Robert McShane b. 1866 - d. xxxx; sons of Hugh McShane and Mary Close McShane=20 who resided in Ballyobegan, CO Down are buried. The only other possibility for their burials would be 'outside of Ireland'=20 and for this=A0 would have to possess more information, I understand. Hugh and Mary Close McShane are buried in the Lisbane Cemetery, he since 1891=20 and she only after 1901 where she was found living in the same house in=20 Ballyobegan at age 70 in 1901 with her youngest daughter Catherine McShane=20 Dorrian and three children: Hugh b. 1895; Mary b. 1897 and Maggie b. 1900.=A0=20 Therefore her death occurred after 1901.=A0=20 The McShane's appear to have scatterred like ripen wheat in a strong wind! Bill =3D=3D=3D=3D IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List =3D=3D=3D=3D To contact the IRELAND-CEMETERIES list administrator: mailto:[email protected] ------=_Part_11974_6320735.1001148930083--

Can you tell me location of gravesite of William and Maria (Joyce ) Bolger. They lived in Galway-Newcastle-Rahoon Parish. Dates of death in 1870s. Thank you. Frank [email protected]

I am very inquisitive what this is can you let me know as well Sandra Stewart

For those who have requested the explanation of vallum of a rath. I found it very interesting. Jeanne (Maine USA) Dear Jeanne A rath was a homestead usually of someone of importance within the community. The vallum was the raised earthwork platform on which the rath once stood. It is generally all that's left and is often wrongly called a rath. If there's indication of a graveyard then either the rath falls inside a later graveyard or the vallum itself has been later used as a graveyard. There is a vallum less than quarter of a mile from my home which is known locally as the "Fairy Rath". This one is a raised level earthwork platform between about three to five feet in height feet in height owing to the slope of the land it stands on with a steep dry stone wall built up all around acting as a retaining wall for the platform. It is almost circular and covers about a half to two thirds of an acre but of course they vary in size. It is placed in an incredibly strategic position which one can only appreciate by being there. You can see for miles in all directions. According to superstition these are the places where the unwary are supposed to be kidnapped by fairies and not released until their family and friends are either dead or very old. The person kidnapped on the other hand hasn't aged a day. Mary Newsome (Co.Wexford)