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    1. [IRL~CEMS] Patrick Williams
    2. Keith Strugnell

    3. Hello, Can anyone please help me with any family details of my Great-Grandfather born, I believe 1881 in County Cork. All I know at present is that he married my Great-Grandmother Taylor about 1910. He served in the Royal Navy and settled in Southampton, England(where I live). Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. KEITH. -- MZ ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== To contact the IRELAND-CEMETERIES list administrator: mailto:[email protected]

    09/06/2001 12:48:59
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Parish of Leck Cemetery

    3. Hi, I was fortunate to have a cousin go to Donegal to find this parish, which she did. However, when she looked in the cemetery for our descendants, there were none. Please know that this info was inscribed on my ancestors headstone. Then someone told me that perhaps about 2 to 5 miles away from this parish was a chapel that was also known as Leck parish. Would any of you folks know of this chapel cemetery? The main parish is located south of Letterkenny. Many thanks, Jeannette

    09/06/2001 10:12:48
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Looking for any DEWAR or DEWART BURIALS
    2. pifox

    3. Looking for any DEWAR or DEWART BURIALS in� ireland early 1800's or before dont have a specific area,any will help in my research . thank you in advance -- from:dlfox updated research links=aug,2001 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~fox2/homepage.html gotta go to bed to get up and bump my head trying to find the dead! �

    09/04/2001 09:32:44
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Patrick Williams
    2. Keith Strugnell

    3. Hello, Can anyone please help me with any family details of my Great-Grandfather born, I believe 1881 in County Cork. All I know at present is that he married my Great-Grandmother Taylor about 1883. He served in the Royal Navy and settled in Southampton, England(where I live). Thanks in advance for any help you can provide. KEITH. -- MZ

    09/04/2001 01:23:30
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Bolger

    3. Looking for gravesite of Bolger. William and Maria Joyce Bolger lived in Rahoon parish in Newcastle, Galway. They had at least three children, the youngest of whom was born in 1866. I assume they died in the 1870s to the 1890s. Would like to know where is the grave, when did they die and who is buried with them? Would appreciate any information. Thank you. Frank [email protected]

    09/04/2001 06:15:21
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Passage West burials

    3. I have records indicating the deaths of several people with a surname FELKINS ( My ancestors) in PASSAGE WEST co. Cork. They were all Catholic and children and adults died in the last half of the 1800s. I visited the town and tramped both the cemetery up on the hill and the new cemetery at the bottom of the hill. I saw no headstones with that name. I have queried the church there and received several baptismal certificates but no death records. The father of the children and his father were master mariners and in the case of the death of several children was listed as the informant on the death certificate. Is there a logical place to investigate next.

    09/03/2001 10:16:42
    1. Re: [IRL~CEMS] St Patrick's Cemetery Kilkenny
    2. Jim McDonald

    3. BROPHY: Erected by Elanor Hogan of Patrick Street in memory of her father, James Brophy who died 1812 aged 60, also her mother, Mary Brophy alias Butler died 1817 aged 55 and a daughter, Margaret Hogan died 1855 aged 20 years. REILLY: Erected by James Reilly in memory of his daughter Elizabeth who died March 10th 1868 aged 18 years also his beloved wife Ellen died 1864 aged 40 years. R.I.P. Jim McDonald [email protected] Source: O'Dwyer, M. (n.d.) St. Patrick's, Kilkenny. Gravestone Inscriptions with Historical Notes on the parish. Kilkenny: Kilkenny Archaeological Society. ----- Original Message ----- From: bostockn <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, September 03, 2001 4:26 AM Subject: Re: [IRL~CEMS] St Patrick's Cemetery Kilkenny > > > ---------- > > From: bostockn <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [IRL~CEMS] St Patrick's Cemetery Kilkenny > > > > I am seeking information on the cemetery of St Patrick's Catholic Church > > in Kilkenny. > > I am trying to locate the graves of my great grandparents. > > Daniel O'Reilly and Mary O'Reilly [ nee Brophy]. > > The dates of their childrens Baptisms at St Patrick's were 1860 1862 > 1864. > > The childrens names were Johanna Patrick and Mary. > > So going by these dates the deaths of Daniel and Mary O'Reilly would > have > > possibly been in the 1890's. If anyone can give me any information on > > these graves and any other descendents who may be within the graves it > > would be very much appreciated. > > Thank you > > Angela > > > > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > > To remove yourself from this list, send one of the following messages: > > > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=un > subscribe > > or > > > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=un > subscribe > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Raise both hands and repeat after me: > We will not initiate or participate in any discussions about any kind of virus on this list. > >

    09/03/2001 06:57:24
    1. Re: [IRL~CEMS] St Patrick's Cemetery Kilkenny
    2. bostockn

    3. ---------- > From: bostockn <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: [IRL~CEMS] St Patrick's Cemetery Kilkenny > > I am seeking information on the cemetery of St Patrick's Catholic Church > in Kilkenny. > I am trying to locate the graves of my great grandparents. > Daniel O'Reilly and Mary O'Reilly [ nee Brophy]. > The dates of their childrens Baptisms at St Patrick's were 1860 1862 1864. > The childrens names were Johanna Patrick and Mary. > So going by these dates the deaths of Daniel and Mary O'Reilly would have > possibly been in the 1890's. If anyone can give me any information on > these graves and any other descendents who may be within the graves it > would be very much appreciated. > Thank you > Angela > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > To remove yourself from this list, send one of the following messages: > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=un subscribe > or > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=un subscribe

    09/03/2001 06:56:54
    1. [IRL~CEMS] St/ Patrick's Cemetery in Kilkenny

    3. I Too, am looking for the imposible Jeremiah Kinsella was married to Margaret Mary Walsh. Had 2 daughters. One daughter Birdie(Bridget) remained at home and unmarried. She died at an early age about 1930 and they should all be buried there. Thank you Marianne in Las Vegas

    09/03/2001 03:00:39
    1. [IRL~CEMS] New Member
    2. Bruce Jefferson

    3. Hi to all on the list. I have just not long joined and I would like to post a message in hopes that someone can help me. I have a letter which was dated 11 April 1892 CLONLEHARD The context was that grandfather ( Patrick KIELY) died the 21st. August 1891 and his funeral went to KNOCKANURE he had a hearse to take him there and a fine oak coffin etc, etc, I don't know where this Cemetery is in relation to Knockanure or what. I managed to get a picture of the are a on the internet but I am still in the "dark" as to whre it is. Also another area was mentioned in the letter GLENDRAUGH. Where is this place. I have a name of the family that lived in this place JAMES DALTON he married Margaret K KIELY who is/ was the daughter of the person who is buried at KNOCKANURE. If there is someone out there who may be able to help me I would be very pleased. Thankyou for any help Elaine in Melbourne, Victoria Australia [email protected]

    09/02/2001 05:06:37
    1. Re: [IRL~CEMS] New Member
    2. {USER_FIRSTNAME} {USER_LASTNAME}

    3. Dear Elaine in Melbourne I might be able to help. And there might be a connection to my Kielys. On the Ordinance survey Map #81 of County Waterford and Cork, Knockanore is slightly SW of where the Blackwater River meets the Bride River. There is a church and small cemerery in Knockanore. I took a picture of it in July while ther searching for my ancestors. There is also a very small cemerery in Kilcockan with a mausoleum with the Kiely's name on it. I couldn't get in too far to read the headstones because it was so overgrown. IIf you can receive it I can scan and send pictures of the cemeteries and a portion of the map.to you. Carol ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bruce Jefferson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2001 6:06 AM Subject: [IRL~CEMS] New Member Hi to all on the list. I have just not long joined and I would like to post a message in hopes that someone can help me. I have a letter which was dated 11 April 1892 CLONLEHARD The context was that grandfather ( Patrick KIELY) died the 21st. August 1891 and his funeral went to KNOCKANURE he had a hearse to take him there and a fine oak coffin etc, etc, I don't know where this Cemetery is in relation to Knockanure or what. I managed to get a picture of the are a on the internet but I am still in the "dark" as to whre it is. Also another area was mentioned in the letter GLENDRAUGH. Where is this place. I have a name of the family that lived in this place JAMES DALTON he married Margaret K KIELY who is/ was the daughter of the person who is buried at KNOCKANURE. If there is someone out there who may be able to help me I would be very pleased. Thankyou for any help Elaine in Melbourne, Victoria Australia [email protected] ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== Raise both hands and repeat after me: We will not initiate or participate in any discussions about any kind of virus on this list.

    09/02/2001 07:27:56
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Killead parish query

    3. Does information exist online regarding cemeteries for the Ballymather Lower and Tully Presbyterian churchs in Killead, Co. Antrim? Or other parish records for either church? Thanks, Gene Fricks

    08/31/2001 02:19:23
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Picture of Old Kilmaine Cemetery, Kilmaine, Mayo, Ireland
    2. Loretta Garvey Barnard

    3. The original County Mayo genweb page has a picture of the Old Kilmaine Cemetery. The url below will take you to the home page which has the picture. http://www.geocities.com/lorettagb/mayo.html _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

    08/28/2001 02:52:31
    1. [IRL~CEMS] McMAHONS-CO.CLARE-PARISH OF KILKEEDY
    2. Susan Carl

    3. My family originated in Co. Clare, Parish of Kilkeedy (today this parish is known as the ecclesiastical Parish of Tubber). Does anyone know what cemetery/ies may be in this parish? Martin McMAHON was my gg-grandfather and his wife was Margaret Diveny/Divney. Does anyone have McMahons or Diveny/Divneys buried in this parish? Thanks for any help. Susan Carl, Baltimore, MD [email protected]

    08/28/2001 01:55:57
    1. [IRL~CEMS] LISMIRE
    2. lorne bentley

    3. Any info on cemeteries near Lismire, Kanturk or Newmarket would be appreciated.

    08/28/2001 01:31:18
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Gilbride
    2. cavanrose

    3. GILBRIDE - > Please help. I am trying to find out what happened to my Great Grandfather . > I was told after an Aunt found my Grandmother's marriage certificate and it > had on it her Father was Andrew Gilbride. I would like to find out where he > might be buried. According to my Great Grandmother Mary Gilbride's ship > manifest the family resided in Swanlinbar, Ireland and my Grandmother was > born in Fermanagh. They came to the USA in 1908. So I am wondering if he > may be buried in that area. If anyone knows anything please write. Thank you > !! I was sent something on Gilbride but couldn't open the attachment. If someone can send info with out attachment I would really appreciate it .... Thank you !!!

    08/28/2001 11:10:30
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Old Roundfort Cemetery, Roundfort, Mayo
    2. Loretta Garvey Barnard

    3. Some headstone inscriptions from Old Roundfort Cemetery, Roundfort, Mayo. Hession, Margaret died 11 Dec 1860 aged 60 years husband John Hession Thomas Hart 1789 Marg Hart Feb 21, 1807 EB John Hart Julia Bell alias Hession died 17 Oct 1890 - 58y husband George Bell Thady Kelly Oct 16, 1819 - 78y Honour Heanaugh died 11 Apr 1818 - 73y Anne Rattigan died 20 May 1906 - 55y Wm Nalty 14 Jan 1885 - 45y Wm Nalty 22 Jan 1906 - 22y _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp

    08/27/2001 11:46:07
    1. [IRL~CEMS] Fw: IRELAND-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #57
    2. cavanrose

    3. ----- Original Message ----- From: "cavanrose" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 5:36 PM Subject: Re: IRELAND-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #57 > PLEASE HELP !! > I can't get this to open on my computer and am very interested in any info > on the Gilbride's could someone please tell me what it is ? Thank you... > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 2:00 PM > Subject: IRELAND-CEMETERIES-D Digest V01 #57 > > > >

    08/27/2001 11:26:33
    1. [IRL~CEMS] graves-Murphy(ballyagran) Ahern(cappamore)

    3. looking for following Murphy possibly shanavoah cemetery castletown Ballyagran michael murphy bn 1/12/1879 d 1942,father john murphy bn 1846 d.?? mother margaret o'brien murphy dates unknown. Ahern old cemetery in bilboa(cappamore/doon) james ahern bn approx.1813 died possibly 1/26/1879 wife ellen sweeney ahern dates unknown.(aherne)

    08/26/2001 05:39:09
    1. Re: [IRL~CEMS] Causeway, Co. Kerry

    3. In a message dated 08/26/2001 8:40:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Hello, > Does anyone know of the cemetery in Causeway? Or have access to it? It may > be attached to a church in the area but I am not sure of this. > I am trying to locate the graves of my GGG Grandparents James DRURY and > Mary MULQUIN. > Any help is appreciated, > I'll be happy to look up cemeteries in Mitchell's Irish churches and graveyards but it will be immeasurably easier if the following is read and understood before making the request. The listings are by COUNTY then by CIVIL PARISH then by LOCATION alphabetically. Churches are identified by Denomination and if there is a graveyard with the church that is shown. Freestanding graveyards have no denomination identified and may be non denominational. Remember that in the 19th century many catholics would have been buried in Cof I graveyards. Since Civil and Religious parish boundaries often did not coincide, no likely graveyard may appear matching the CP and location. I can then cross reference to Ryan's book to determine what the relevant Religious Parish is and look for the location there. If you do not know the Civil Parish you can find it at << www.seanruad.com >> Gwen

    08/26/2001 04:16:43