Quite funny this is until I posted this to the list this morning I was not aware that I had been unsubbed so I never received a mail saying I had been unsubbed so there you are folk never believe that the bounced mails wont pick on you at some time or another But below is what I was trying to get to the list Now I will go search archives and see what I have missed CARA > For those of you who are joining this list, this is not to ask for a mass > exodus from this list > Because as my tired fingers strive to finish data for this list ( it will > arrive on this) > But I am writing this to remind you that we actually have a Ireland > tombstone list > and an Ireland Obit list > > But it depends on the time frame and how popular your ancestor was if > there should be an obit on him, cemeteries -well I did try to have both > lists combined -but the lovely people that give us space deemed it too > hard- so hence I have tried to find details on old churches, cemeteries > and lore on such, but its got to all be typed up to be put here of course. > > So if anyone has been to Ireland recently seen an old church, and old > cemetery dont be shy post us some details here, or are you going to > Ireland and need to find where an old cemetery is ? > > But dont forget to check the archives of the other list if you do not wish > to sub to them > I will from time to time place an index of stones down this list as well > But as I dont know what any of you are seeking, perhaps you had all better > say what it is?? > > Cara > >

Cara, I am looking for TWISS sll over Ireland and TWIST and TWYSS in the Cork area. Thank you. Shannah ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cara_Links" <cracker@hotkey.net.au> To: <IRELAND-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2005 10:37 PM Subject: [IRL-CEMETERIES] IRELAND TOMBSTONE LIST > Quite funny this is until I posted this to the list this morning I was not > aware that I had been unsubbed > so I never received a mail saying I had been unsubbed > so there you are folk never believe that the bounced mails wont pick on > you at some time or another > But below is what I was trying to get to the list > Now I will go search archives and see what I have missed > CARA > > >> For those of you who are joining this list, this is not to ask for a mass >> exodus from this list >> Because as my tired fingers strive to finish data for this list ( it will >> arrive on this) >> But I am writing this to remind you that we actually have a Ireland >> tombstone list >> and an Ireland Obit list >> >> But it depends on the time frame and how popular your ancestor was if >> there should be an obit on him, cemeteries -well I did try to have both >> lists combined -but the lovely people that give us space deemed it too >> hard- so hence I have tried to find details on old churches, cemeteries >> and lore on such, but its got to all be typed up to be put here of >> course. >> >> So if anyone has been to Ireland recently seen an old church, and old >> cemetery dont be shy post us some details here, or are you going to >> Ireland and need to find where an old cemetery is ? >> >> But dont forget to check the archives of the other list if you do not >> wish to sub to them >> I will from time to time place an index of stones down this list as well >> But as I dont know what any of you are seeking, perhaps you had all >> better say what it is?? >> >> Cara >> >> > > > > > ==== IRELAND-CEMETERIES Mailing List ==== > The grass is greener in Ireland, but the graveyards and memories need > recording for all to see, you record one bit of history you are helping. > > ============================== > 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 > >

Hi Cara: Thanks for your offer. I am looking for McFarlan and Boyd - married around 1845 and came to Canada around that time as well. Think around Tyrone, Armagh or Antrim areas. Know nothing more on those two, as for family left in Ireland. Eleanor ----- Original Message ----- From: "Cara_Links" <cracker@hotkey.net.au> To: <IRELAND-CEMETERIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 15, 2005 1:37 AM Subject: IRELAND TOMBSTONE LIST > Quite funny this is until I posted this to the list this morning I was not > aware that I had been unsubbed > so I never received a mail saying I had been unsubbed > so there you are folk never believe that the bounced mails wont pick on > you > at some time or another > But below is what I was trying to get to the list > Now I will go search archives and see what I have missed > CARA > > >> For those of you who are joining this list, this is not to ask for a mass >> exodus from this list >> Because as my tired fingers strive to finish data for this list ( it will >> arrive on this) >> But I am writing this to remind you that we actually have a Ireland >> tombstone list >> and an Ireland Obit list >> >> But it depends on the time frame and how popular your ancestor was if >> there should be an obit on him, cemeteries -well I did try to have both >> lists combined -but the lovely people that give us space deemed it too >> hard- so hence I have tried to find details on old churches, cemeteries >> and lore on such, but its got to all be typed up to be put here of >> course. >> >> So if anyone has been to Ireland recently seen an old church, and old >> cemetery dont be shy post us some details here, or are you going to >> Ireland and need to find where an old cemetery is ? >> >> But dont forget to check the archives of the other list if you do not >> wish >> to sub to them >> I will from time to time place an index of stones down this list as well >> But as I dont know what any of you are seeking, perhaps you had all >> better >> say what it is?? >> >> Cara >> >> > > ______________________________