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----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Perry" <rickal1@shaw.ca> To: <ireland-cemeteries-l-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 6:11 AM Subject: Cullinan's & Moran's of Ennis Co.Clare Ireland > Hi.. > > My name is Frederick Perry and my Great Great Great Grandfather's name was > John Cullinan who was born in 1826 in Ennis Co. Clare, Ireland. He > emigrated to North America around 1845. He ended up living in St.John New > Brunswick Canada and worked as a clothier there for many years. His son > Micheal Joseph Cullinan also worked with John in the clothier business in > St.John New Brunswick. John Cullinan died on February 27th, 1895 in > St.John New Brunswick Canada. > John was married to Frances (Fanny) Moran who was also born in Ireland > (dont' know what co.) around 1828. She also emigrated to North America > around 1845. I'm not sure if they were married in Ireland..perhaps in the > Ennis area..or on the boat while crossing the Atlantic or if they just > married after they arrived in Canada. Frances (Fanny) (Moran) Cullinan > died on December 8th or 9th 1901 in St. John New Brunswick Canada. She > was listed as being 72 years old..which would attest to the fact that she > was born around 1828..the obituary lists her birthplace as Ireland, but > does not mention where in Ireland she was born. > > Any insight into my Great Great Great Grandparent's lives before coming to > Canada would be greatly appreciated. > > I'm looking for who John Cullinan's parents/grandparents were..and also > for Frances (Fanny) Moran..I know nothing about which Moran's she was > from. > > Thank You > > Frederick Perry > > Any information on Cullinan's in an Ennis cemetary who may be the parents > or grandparents of John..or any Moran's who could be Frances (Fanny)'s > family would be wonderful. > >

I don't know if you have this site.If not give it a try. Gerry davis http://www.clarelibrary.ie/search.html -----Original Message----- From: Cara_Links <cracker@hotkey.net.au> To: IRELAND-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Wed, 9 Nov 2005 19:04:44 +1100 Subject: [IRL-CEMETERIES] Fw: Cullinan's & Moran's of Ennis Co.Clare Ireland ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rick Perry" <rickal1@shaw.ca> To: <ireland-cemeteries-l-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2005 6:11 AM Subject: Cullinan's & Moran's of Ennis Co.Clare Ireland > Hi.. > > My name is Frederick Perry and my Great Great Great Grandfather's name was > John Cullinan who was born in 1826 in Ennis Co. Clare, Ireland. He > emigrated to North America around 1845. He ended up living in St.John New > Brunswick Canada and worked as a clothier there for many years. His son > Micheal Joseph Cullinan also worked with John in the clothier business in > St.John New Brunswick. John Cullinan died on February 27th, 1895 in > St.John New Brunswick Canada. > John was married to Frances (Fanny) Moran who was also born in Ireland > (dont' know what co.) around 1828. She also emigrated to North America > around 1845. I'm not sure if they were married in Ireland..perhaps in the > Ennis area..or on the boat while crossing the Atlantic or if they just > married after they arrived in Canada. Frances (Fanny) (Moran) Cullinan > died on December 8th or 9th 1901 in St. John New Brunswick Canada. She > was listed as being 72 years old..which would attest to the fact that she > was born around 1828..the obituary lists her birthplace as Ireland, but > does not mention where in Ireland she was born. > > Any insight into my Great Great Great Grandparent's lives before coming to > Canada would be greatly appreciated. > > I'm looking for who John Cullinan's parents/grandparents were..and also > for Frances (Fanny) Moran..I know nothing about which Moran's she was > from. > > Thank You > > Frederick Perry > > Any information on Cullinan's in an Ennis cemetary who may be the parents > or grandparents of John..or any Moran's who could be Frances (Fanny)'s > family would be wonderful. > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== DO NOT post virus/worm warnings to the list. ============================== Find your ancestors in the Birth, Marriage and Death Records. New content added every business day. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13964/rd.ashx

Hello Cara, thank you for the websites that you included in your e-mail. I should have included in my message that my Anderson's were Presbyterian in their faith. My ggrandfather (I made a mistake in my original posting) Aaron Anderson was a farmer at Spittle Hill and his eleven children from two wives were born there between 1847 and 1872, as far as I am able to make out, all of his children emigrated from Ireland to USA and New Zealand. Aaron died on 17 May 1896, aged 80 or 82 years, with at least one son in attendance, his wife, Martha, having predeceased him. Kind regards, Jimmy > Cara wrote > >Whilst doing a search for graveyards for Aghadowey Parish Derry >I came across these web sites with MI for the area so thought they may be of >use to others >researching the same area for their ancestors >and I thank those people who have so willingly placed these headstones for >others to find >I am also not linked to these sites in any way >For Jim I suggest perhaps you locate the Church website for the area and as >I do not know what faith >I did not look for churches but most have a emailing address on them >another suggestion is to email local libraries in the area sometimes they >have a listing of stones- most books that have transcribed stones in them >are usually sold in the local area .......... > >Cara > >http://www.geocities.com/heartland/ranch/5632/bv/aghadowey_parish_graves.html > > >http://www.nireland.com/gavinbamford/aqwn04.htm > >http://www.4qd.org/bann/church/AghadoweyPresby/Graves.html > > >http://www.historyfromheadstones.com/index.php?londonderry&denomination=CI >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Jimmy Anderson" <jimmy-a@xtra.co.nz> >To: <IRELAND-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:30 PM >Subject: [IRL-CEMETERIES] Cemeteries in Aghadowey Parish > > > > >> Hello Listers, >> >> can anyone give me the names of cemeteries in the Aghadowey Parish in >> County Derry. I have a gggrandfather (Aaron Anderson) who died on 23rd >> May, 1896 and is buried in a cemetery within this Parish. There is a >> Martha Anderson (died 1875) also buried in this Parish, whom is possibly >> Aaron's wife. If anyone can point me to a cemetery and the address (either >> snail mail or e-mail) I would be very grateful. >> >> Kind regards, >> Jimmy Anderson >> New Zealand >> <jimmy-a@xtra.co.nz> > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.12.8/161 - Release Date: 3/11/2005

Whilst doing a search for graveyards for Aghadowey Parish Derry I came across these web sites with MI for the area so thought they may be of use to others researching the same area for their ancestors and I thank those people who have so willingly placed these headstones for others to find I am also not linked to these sites in any way For Jim I suggest perhaps you locate the Church website for the area and as I do not know what faith I did not look for churches but most have a emailing address on them another suggestion is to email local libraries in the area sometimes they have a listing of stones- most books that have transcribed stones in them are usually sold in the local area .......... Cara http://www.geocities.com/heartland/ranch/5632/bv/aghadowey_parish_graves.html http://www.nireland.com/gavinbamford/aqwn04.htm http://www.4qd.org/bann/church/AghadoweyPresby/Graves.html http://www.historyfromheadstones.com/index.php?londonderry&denomination=CI ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jimmy Anderson" <jimmy-a@xtra.co.nz> To: <IRELAND-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, November 04, 2005 2:30 PM Subject: [IRL-CEMETERIES] Cemeteries in Aghadowey Parish > Hello Listers, > > can anyone give me the names of cemeteries in the Aghadowey Parish in > County Derry. I have a gggrandfather (Aaron Anderson) who died on 23rd > May, 1896 and is buried in a cemetery within this Parish. There is a > Martha Anderson (died 1875) also buried in this Parish, whom is possibly > Aaron's wife. If anyone can point me to a cemetery and the address (either > snail mail or e-mail) I would be very grateful. > > Kind regards, > Jimmy Anderson > New Zealand > <jimmy-a@xtra.co.nz> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > -- > No virus found in this outgoing message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.12.7/159 - Release Date: 2/11/2005 > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > REMEMBER ~ Never open an attachment until you are absolutely positive it > is safe to do so. > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx > >

Hello Listers, can anyone give me the names of cemeteries in the Aghadowey Parish in County Derry. I have a gggrandfather (Aaron Anderson) who died on 23rd May, 1896 and is buried in a cemetery within this Parish. There is a Martha Anderson (died 1875) also buried in this Parish, whom is possibly Aaron's wife. If anyone can point me to a cemetery and the address (either snail mail or e-mail) I would be very grateful. Kind regards, Jimmy Anderson New Zealand <jimmy-a@xtra.co.nz> -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.362 / Virus Database: 267.12.7/159 - Release Date: 2/11/2005

Some of you will know I am the convenor of Saving Graves Western Australia and am fighting the renewal process that has been in place at Karrakatta Cemetery (applies to all Western Australian Cemeteries) since 1986. The practice is outdated and outmoded and I do not believe that all options are being explored and considered. In my opinion the removal of headstones from a grave is legalised desecration. It has been brought to my attention that there are cemeteries in some Australia States and other countries that are considering this process. I would like to know what the current policy is for the removal of headstones on expired tenures and if there has been any policy in place for cemetery renewal that has been abandoned in favour of something else. I would like to know what the cemetery authorities consider a historically significant person buried in any cemetery and what privilege is afforded to graves of defence personal both officially recognised and unrecognised. Bright Blessings, Sandra. MSN Messenger - fedelmar@hotmail.com ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~* Knowledge speaks and wisdom listens. ~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*~~~*

Should anyone see these and desire more information please contact me.Now or when searching archives of these lists. 1- Baldwin John Senior of Shinroan Kings County Esquire dat 20 Nov 1698 proved Prerogative by Executor 1 Feb 1698-9 Desires to be buried in vault of Shinroan near wife Mary. 2- DOBBS Margaret of Dublin widow dat 6 Nov 1754 proved Prerogative 1762 To be buried in St Weburgh's churchyard. 3- STANLEY Thomas of Williamstown Co Louth dat 28 March 1729 proved at Drogheda 1730 To be buried in Kilsaran Church 4- WHITE Symon of Knockcentry Co Limerick, gent, dat 23rd Nov 1704 proved 1704 To be buried in the Parish Church of Castleconnell, in the same graves as my two wives are buried. 5- WILLS Sarah of Dublin, widow dated 7 Oct 1791 proved prerogative 1792 To be buried in St Audoen's Churchyard. 6- SKERRETT Ann of Cussane Co Gakway dated 30th Nov 1816 proved Tuam 13th Jan 1820 To be buried Ross -50 pound for her funeral 7- SKERRETT Anthony of Drumgiffin Esqu undated proven Tuam 22 March 1721-2 1A James SKERRETTFitzmarcus of Galway merchant dated 26 Nov 1681 no date of probate. To be buried in same graveyard as above. To be buried in Our Ladies Abbey in the West of Galway. 8- SKERRETT Dominick of Ballinduff Co Galway dated 24th Oct 1764 proved Prerogative 12th may 1803 To be buried in the Church of Kilcooney near my brother Richard Skerrett. 9 James SKERRETT Fitzdominick of Dangin Co Galway gentleman dated 26 Oct 1696 proved at Tuam 5th Apriul 1698. To be buried in the tomb of my ancestors in St Francis' Abbey near Galway, or in the tomb of my Ancestors at Ross Abbey if I die near there, where my father's second wife was buried on the 10th Feb 1652. 10 James SKERRETT of Carrunocrone Co Galway gent dated 3rd jan 1738-9 proved at Tuam 2nd May 1741. To be buried in the tomb of my ancestors in Ross. 11 John Skerrett merchant of Town of Galway dated 14 Aug 1741 proved at Tuam 31 Oct 1741 To be interred in the tomb of my ancestors ( No address stated ) 12 Katherine SKERRETT of Galway Widow dated 27th Oct 1670 proved at Tuam 25th Nov 1670. To be buried in St Francis Abbey near Galway. 13 Mary SKERRETT alias DEANE of Middle Street Galway widow of Dominick Skerrit ( sic) late of Ballinduff Co Galway Esquire deceased, dated 28th April 1800 proved Prerogative 25th Jan 1804. To be buried in Churchyard of Galway Abbey with my ancestors. 14 Robert SKERRETT of Galway -merchant dated 6th July 1674 proved at Tuam 10th August 1674. To be buried with my ancestors in St Francis Abbey. 15 Monica LYNCH Alias SKERRETT widow dated 17th July 1778 proved at Tuam 27th July 1778. To be buried in the churchyard of Killereran. 16- JACOB John of Sigginstown Co Wexford dated 5 May 1708 Body to be buried near my wife in Church of Tacumshane. 17- KIRBY Nicholas of Callas Co Cork daed 4th Feb 1790 proved prerogative Courth 1790 To be interred in my family tomb at Kilmurry 18- LOVELL Francis of Nuces Town Parish of Mourgh Co Cork dated 4th April 1627 proved at Cork 30th Sept 1627 To be buried in Church of Mouragh aforesaid To the church of Mouragh 40s. to buy a Cape, my name to be sett in the same and to reamine during the pleasure of God. 19- 1 SARSFIELD Catherine Alias Cawley relict of James Sarsfield dated 25th April 1665 proved at Cork no date To be buried where my brother David shall think fit. 1a SARSFIELDE James of Ballyshongale dated 3rd Dec 1655 ( sic) proved at Cork no date To be buried in Christ Church COrk 1b SARSFIELD James of the south suburbs of Cork Gebt dated 31st January 1717 proved at Cork 17th July 1718 To be buried in a tomb in Christchurch Cork where my former wife Catheirne Haly and my son William are buried. 20- HAMILTON Claud of Dartons, Parish of Urney Barony of Omagh Co Tyrone dated 15th Jan 1716-17 proved 6th Jan 1717-18 to be buried at Castlederg Cheers Cara

Cara; Thanks for the offer. I am very interested in the #5 Sarah WILLS, can you tell me any more on her? Thanks for your time, Shar Cara_Links <cracker@hotkey.net.au> wrote: Should anyone see these and desire more information please contact me.Now or when searching archives of these lists. 1- Baldwin John Senior of Shinroan Kings County Esquire dat 20 Nov 1698 proved Prerogative by Executor 1 Feb 1698-9 Desires to be buried in vault of Shinroan near wife Mary. 2- DOBBS Margaret of Dublin widow dat 6 Nov 1754 proved Prerogative 1762 To be buried in St Weburgh's churchyard. 3- STANLEY Thomas of Williamstown Co Louth dat 28 March 1729 proved at Drogheda 1730 To be buried in Kilsaran Church 4- WHITE Symon of Knockcentry Co Limerick, gent, dat 23rd Nov 1704 proved 1704 To be buried in the Parish Church of Castleconnell, in the same graves as my two wives are buried. 5- WILLS Sarah of Dublin, widow dated 7 Oct 1791 proved prerogative 1792 To be buried in St Audoen's Churchyard. 6- SKERRETT Ann of Cussane Co Gakway dated 30th Nov 1816 proved Tuam 13th Jan 1820 To be buried Ross -50 pound for her funeral 7- SKERRETT Anthony of Drumgiffin Esqu undated proven Tuam 22 March 1721-2 1A James SKERRETTFitzmarcus of Galway merchant dated 26 Nov 1681 no date of probate. To be buried in same graveyard as above. To be buried in Our Ladies Abbey in the West of Galway. 8- SKERRETT Dominick of Ballinduff Co Galway dated 24th Oct 1764 proved Prerogative 12th may 1803 To be buried in the Church of Kilcooney near my brother Richard Skerrett. 9 James SKERRETT Fitzdominick of Dangin Co Galway gentleman dated 26 Oct 1696 proved at Tuam 5th Apriul 1698. To be buried in the tomb of my ancestors in St Francis' Abbey near Galway, or in the tomb of my Ancestors at Ross Abbey if I die near there, where my father's second wife was buried on the 10th Feb 1652. 10 James SKERRETT of Carrunocrone Co Galway gent dated 3rd jan 1738-9 proved at Tuam 2nd May 1741. To be buried in the tomb of my ancestors in Ross. 11 John Skerrett merchant of Town of Galway dated 14 Aug 1741 proved at Tuam 31 Oct 1741 To be interred in the tomb of my ancestors ( No address stated ) 12 Katherine SKERRETT of Galway Widow dated 27th Oct 1670 proved at Tuam 25th Nov 1670. To be buried in St Francis Abbey near Galway. 13 Mary SKERRETT alias DEANE of Middle Street Galway widow of Dominick Skerrit ( sic) late of Ballinduff Co Galway Esquire deceased, dated 28th April 1800 proved Prerogative 25th Jan 1804. To be buried in Churchyard of Galway Abbey with my ancestors. 14 Robert SKERRETT of Galway -merchant dated 6th July 1674 proved at Tuam 10th August 1674. To be buried with my ancestors in St Francis Abbey. 15 Monica LYNCH Alias SKERRETT widow dated 17th July 1778 proved at Tuam 27th July 1778. To be buried in the churchyard of Killereran. 16- JACOB John of Sigginstown Co Wexford dated 5 May 1708 Body to be buried near my wife in Church of Tacumshane. 17- KIRBY Nicholas of Callas Co Cork daed 4th Feb 1790 proved prerogative Courth 1790 To be interred in my family tomb at Kilmurry 18- LOVELL Francis of Nuces Town Parish of Mourgh Co Cork dated 4th April 1627 proved at Cork 30th Sept 1627 To be buried in Church of Mouragh aforesaid To the church of Mouragh 40s. to buy a Cape, my name to be sett in the same and to reamine during the pleasure of God. 19- 1 SARSFIELD Catherine Alias Cawley relict of James Sarsfield dated 25th April 1665 proved at Cork no date To be buried where my brother David shall think fit. 1a SARSFIELDE James of Ballyshongale dated 3rd Dec 1655 ( sic) proved at Cork no date To be buried in Christ Church COrk 1b SARSFIELD James of the south suburbs of Cork Gebt dated 31st January 1717 proved at Cork 17th July 1718 To be buried in a tomb in Christchurch Cork where my former wife Catheirne Haly and my son William are buried. 20- HAMILTON Claud of Dartons, Parish of Urney Barony of Omagh Co Tyrone dated 15th Jan 1716-17 proved 6th Jan 1717-18 to be buried at Castlederg Cheers Cara ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== REMEMBER ~ Never open an attachment until you are absolutely positive it is safe to do so. ============================== Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx sar5r@yahoo.com "One Nation Under God" --------------------------------- Yahoo! FareChase - Search multiple travel sites in one click.

Listers I also wish to tell you all that I am not responsible for any of these websites and I notice after the initial search some may go on to charge but it just may give you a lead to where your ancestors may be buried, allowing that they do indeed have headstones. Headstones were not of a protestant nature to include them, until later years. And the more money their was also was a contributing factor on whether their was a headstone. Of all the hundreds of graveyards I have been in in Ireland, there is always the mounds without names. I would like of you all to be aware that due to holidays etc a lot of you are overlooking full mail boxes so I am receiving a lot of bounced mails and this will generate more, please make sure you either empty your mail box on a regular base, or at least take the time to unsub when busy Cara List Admin Lists Cork Graveyards http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~colin/Ireland/CorkGraveyards.htm Janes page gives and index of names on stones from Tisaxon http://www.from-ireland.net/graves/tisaxoncork.htm First stop is of course http://www.interment.net/Default.htm Co Donegal online inscriptions http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegal/mis.htm I simply like this one http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=++graveyards+ireland+&btnG=Search&meta= not responsible for content http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/gravestones/index.cfm progect close to my heart is the famine graveyards although they dont tell you much it does show you the devastation it caused http://www.northantrim.com/faminegraves.htm

Drumglass Old, Dungannon. Seanchas Ardmhaca, 1974, Vol. 7, No. 2. see Jane Lyons page http://www.from-ireland.net/contents/graves.htm not responsible for the data on this site but I do like Janes page Cara ----- Original Message ----- From: "pat moosman" <pat.moosman@clear.net.nz> To: <IRELAND-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 6:22 PM Subject: [IRL-CEMETERIES] McCollum Gravesite >I have just got the death Certificate of my GG Grandfather Theophilus >McCollum died 27/05/1877 in Glendavagh, parish Aghaloo,District Ballymagran >Dungannon. Can anyone give me any idea what Cemetery he would be buried in >I am pretty sure he was a Methodist but if not it was Presbyterian > Would be grateful for any help on this > > Patricia McCollum > NZ > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > Never give up the hunt for that ellusive piece of soil that your ancestors > owned. > > ============================== > New! Family Tree Maker 2005. Build your tree and search for your ancestors > at the same time. Share your tree with family and friends. Learn more: > http://landing.ancestry.com/familytreemaker/2005/tour.aspx?sourceid=14599&targetid=5429 > >

My gg grandparents were from Glendavagh Theophilus McCollum died 27/05/1877 and his wife Margaret ( Burnet) died 1868 I believe they could be buried at Ballymagrane Presbyterian Aghaloo Crilly Does anyone have any transcriptions from this cemetery or know if there is anything there to see if I get to Ireland next year Thanks for any help Patricia McCollum NZ

Hello List, I'm trying to find information on my ggggrandfather. Born c1790 His known son James Walsh married Ann Conron. James & Ann had the following children: Patrick b c1837 probably Muckalee He did not emigrate to Sydney Australia withe the other children. Matthew, John,Martin & Ann Matthew arrived in Sydney c1859 I have been unable to prove that Matthew Snr, married a Caroline. A priest gave me that info but had nothing more to give. I have no idea where the cemeteries in Muckalee or Castle Hoel (var spelling) are. Also in the family records Castlecomber has been mentioned. The young Matthew was saide to be in trouble as he refused to bend his knee to the monachy and was arrested, stripped of his name and shipped nameless to the colony of Sydney. On arrival he was put ashore. The story goes that he then took his name back, within 4 years owned a fair bit of the land around what is now Carrington Road and Bronte Road heading toward Clovelly in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. He then sponsored his parents in 1862/3 /4 James & Ann plus his brothers Martin & John and his sister Ann. I am really hunting for Matthew Walsh, his death & burial place. His son James was born in Kilkenny (Muckalee)c1814 we think and died in Sydney NSW Australia. Also the death of the son of James & Ann. PATRICK b 1837. He did not emigrate with the rest of the family so we don't know if he was already deceased around that time of emigration. There was a rumour in the family that there were priests in the family so maybe he had a calling to that. Maybe he just married & had kids. Hiwever Matthew Snr & Patrick (sond of James) must have died in ther area somewhere. Any help at all would be appreciated Paddy Walsh Sydney, Australia near Bondi where all the Walsh kids grew up

I have just got the death Certificate of my GG Grandfather Theophilus McCollum died 27/05/1877 in Glendavagh, parish Aghaloo,District Ballymagran Dungannon. Can anyone give me any idea what Cemetery he would be buried in I am pretty sure he was a Methodist but if not it was Presbyterian Would be grateful for any help on this Patricia McCollum NZ

Hello, I am attempting to find the date of death and burial location of my ggf Patrick Grealis who lived in the Louisburgh area of County Mayo. He was born around 1842 and died presumably after 1914. He married Mary Geraghty (daughter of Martin Geraghty) in Louisburgh Dec 4, 1869. They had five children: Thomas (died as an infant), Anne, a second Thomas, Mary (my gmother) and Bridget. The three women came to the US. I don't know anything about the second Thomas. On Bridget's arrival in the US in 1912, she listed her father Patrick as her nearest relative in Ireland. Any information that can be shared on any of the above individuals will be greatly appreciated. Bernie DeVarney

Hello List, My GGgrandfather JAMES WALSH from MUCKALEE,Kilkenny and his wife ANN CONRON emigrated to Sydney Australia c1862. Their son Matthew WALSH (my ggranfather) arrived in Sydney c1859 and sent for James & Ann, also his brothers, John & Martin, Mid 1860's. and sister Ann, They all died in Sydney. In the family bible that came with the family another son was mentioned=PATRICK WALSH b c1937 Kilkenny. We don't know why he did not emigrate, perhaps he was not living at that time. We were in contact with a priest who did a look up in Muckalee and said that records showed that the father of James Walsh was MATTHEW WALSH b. c1790 and that his wife appears to have been Caroline (?). In the family Myth/Legends there is a story that has some substance, having found it in part on the internet. My jaw dropped when I saw it, almost word for word as my WALSH Aunt (died at 90yrs in 2003) gave us as kids, as did all the other aunts & uncles give to their kids. The Story: Two brothers came from Wales into Ireland and were given land after the Cambro- Norman invasion. They had a disagreement and one went north (Dublin) and one went south (Kilkenny). Their origins appear to have come from NESTA in Wales. Now researching NESTA has proved like getting stuck in a revolving door. NESTA was a little bit loose in her friendships and it seems she was responsible for starting new family lines in several directions. It is said that the one that went to Kilkenny was named Philip. There was also an Anthony WALSH (from the Dublin branch?) who migrated to France and was a Ships captain. He is said to have sailed Bonnie Prince Charlie to Scotland. For Anthony's efforts he was given a castle/Chateau in France. (Not confirmed but the story was also found in some Irish History on the internet. Also mentioned in the stories was the problem one of the emigrated WALSHES had a great deal of trouble in that he refused to bend a knee to the monachy and had his name stripped from everything and he, together with thousands of others, became a non person and was eventually marched under guard to a ship heading for Australia where he was fed only. When arriving in Sydney he took back his name MATTHEW WALSH and within a few years owned a large part of Randwick in the Eastern suburbs of Sydney where he married and one of his children was Patrick WALSH who was my grandfather. The other brothers Martin & John also married and had many children, Matthews sister Ann disappeared without record a few years after arrival. Other things mentioned in the stories were Walshtown and Castle Hoel (var. spelling). The fate of Patrick may have been only that he became a priest but I was never able to confirm that. Waterford was mentioned in conjunction with Patrick & priesthood. So: I have Matthew b. 1790 m Caroline? his son James b. c1814 m Ann Conron his son Matthew b 1840 Kilkenny m Maria Graham b. 1849 Kilkenny 1867 in Waverley, Sydney NSW Aust his son Patrick b 1873 Randwick, Sydney NSW m Mary Ann McGinity b1880 in Wellington NZ, m 1899 Eandwick NSW These were my grandparents. his son Francis Walsh b 1904 Randwick NSW m Annie May Bardsley b 1903 Waverley NSW 1922 Waverley NSW his son Francis Carlyle Walsh b 1924 Bondi NSW m Betty Mackellar b 1923 Adelaide Sth Aust. 1944 Dulwich Hill, Sydney NSW Francis is my brother. his son James Walsh b 1958 Kensington Sydney NSW Would appreciate any info on Matthew Walsh b 1790. A grace stone inscription might tell a story In all my years of research this is the thickest brick wall I have had. Matthews brother Patrick b 1837 Kilkenny but did not emigrate to Australia is a chalenge as well. I have no info on him at all, he didn't even get himself into the family bible. Bits that would help: Death date of Matthew b c 1790 probably Kilkenny confirmation that his wife was Caroline. Marriage date. How many children did he have, James my ggrandfather was one. Death date of Patrick b 1837 Something I saw while going through some papers gave me the suspicion that James Walsh had married in Kilkenny prior to his marriage to Ann Conron and may have had children by the first wife. Any help on even a small piece of the above would be appreciated. Paddy Walsh

My apologies for cross posting but some folk are not on both lists Cara From the Wicklow People 1900 DEATHS WOODROOFE April 24th 1900 Ballyguile Wicklow Joseph Woodroofe 4th son of the late Joseph Woodroofe aged 27 interred Wicklow GRANNELL June 6th 1900 Owen second son of the late Patrick Grannell Curranstown aged 19 years. MURRAY June 5th 1900 Cooldangan House Arklow Alice Mary Murray daughter of James Murray (dec) J.P. Coroner for Co Wicklow interred Arklow 7th June 1900 SNELL June 6th 1900 -14 Leinster St North Strand Dublin Anna Snell wife of the late William Snell of Templelion & Brittas House Wicklow ELLISON June 5th 1900 Maria Elizabeth Ellison Of Whaley Abbey the daughter of Richard and Maria Ellison late of Arklow aged 21 yrs HUNTER July 3rd 1900 Eliza Hunter widow of George Hunter Woodenbridge Interred Castlemacadam

Is ther is list of burials at St. Ann's Military Cemetery in Cork?

Hi List, As a new subscriber I'm interested in finding out if any cemeteries in County Tyrone especially those near Strabane, have been transcribed or if any list members know of any publication of same. Regards TC

Great-great grandmother Latitia HILL married William MURPHY in 1829 and after giving birth to six children died in April 1846 . In Co. Antrim they probably lived in Islandboy and attended Presbyterian church in Armoy as their last child was baptized there.