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Hi Bob, Thank you for letting us know about the Mormon's information! I have emailed them and hopefully they will be getting back to me soon. My family came from Glin, Kifergus Parish in Limerick. My ggggrandfather's name was John Kearney. He was born in 1819 in Glin. He immigrated to St. John New Brunswick in 1842, then moved to Sidney Maine in 1843 where he lived until 1845. In 1847 he finally settled for the remainder of his life in Yarmouth Maine. He married Mary Scanlon at some point. I do not know if he married her in Ireland or in Canada or Maine, USA. I hope the Mormon's can shed some more light on John's family! Thank you for the tip! Liz Dow Bob Spearing <morganplace@comcast.net> wrote: hi all, i also was amazed that part of the census survived and i had no problem getting into that free site. alsa, i found out also that limerick did not survive. i do want to mention that for people stuck for records, the mormons have 2 very under-utilized and little advertised surname and townland indexes for land deeds for all of ireland from 1709 into the 20th century. these microfilms list surnames for people that were engaged in land transactions and after 1839 the surname index also lists the county. if you get a hit there would be an associated actual land deed on another microfilm and they are amazing documents that sometimes list whole families as inheritors or witnesses and the actual townlands in a parish where your family bought, sold or leased land. i traced my family over 150 years through these deeds in the absence of church records and censuses. i believe they are listed in the mormon microfilm catalog as "abstracts of land deeds, ireland" bob spearing ----- Original Message ----- From: "drwarner" To: Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 1:35 AM Subject: Re: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland > Thank you so much. I have had a quick look alas I couldn't find the Census > for LIMERICK, but regardless of that I think it is great as now many other > people will be able to take advantage of what you have sent us. I am sure > all those on the list will appreciate your effort. I know I do. > Thank you once again. > Ruth Warner > New Zealand > ----- Original Message ----- > From: > To: > Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 4:49 AM > Subject: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland > > >> Catching up on a backlog of e-mails ... I note several references made >> ... on different Irish web-sites ... to the fact that all other census >> for Ireland ... prior to 1901 ... were destroyed by fire during the >> civil war in 1922. >> >> Possibly the following reference has been posted before ... but I have >> not seen it during my several months of monitoring different Irish >> lists ... so may I be excused for possibly referencing it again ... >> for others who are also new to the different postings. >> >> While researching something else ... I hit upon this terrific web-site >> ... [Isn't this the way it always happens!] >> >> >> >> By clicking onto the above ... it should bring up what remains of the >> Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland. >> >> I won't go into a lot of detail ... as everything is ALL clearly >> explained >> within that web-site ... but the Ottawa branch of the Ontario >> Genealogical Society got their hands on the above ... transcribed it >> ... and put it on line ... FREE! >> >> NOTE TO ALL RESEARCHERS: The key words here are ... "what remains of" >> the 1851 Census! >> >> There is an excellent Index at the end ... but, as usual, don't >> confine or restrict your search in the spelling! KEEP YOURSELF >> OPEN-MINDED RE SPELLING! >> >> Again, I trust this public piece of research material will benefit >> others. >> This is the fun part ... finding a gem you have long been looking for! >> >> Good Luck to all! >> >> P.S. If for some reason the above does NOT automatically come up and >> bring you to the OGS 1851 Census ... go to GOOGLE ... and simply type >> in "Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland". >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== >> Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find >> you. >> Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! >> A good roll call is NOT long but includes: >> surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' >> without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> -- >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG Free Edition. >> Version: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.10.4/896 - Release Date: >> 11/07/2007 >> 4:09 p.m. >> >> > > > ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== > Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find > you. > Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! > A good roll call is NOT long but includes: > surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find you. Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! A good roll call is NOT long but includes: surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message --------------------------------- Boardwalk for $500? In 2007? Ha! Play Monopoly Here and Now (it's updated for today's economy) at Yahoo! Games.

Thank you so much. I have had a quick look alas I couldn't find the Census for LIMERICK, but regardless of that I think it is great as now many other people will be able to take advantage of what you have sent us. I am sure all those on the list will appreciate your effort. I know I do. Thank you once again. Ruth Warner New Zealand ----- Original Message ----- From: <bamcgrat@artsmail.uwaterloo.ca> To: <IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 4:49 AM Subject: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland > Catching up on a backlog of e-mails ... I note several references made > ... on different Irish web-sites ... to the fact that all other census > for Ireland ... prior to 1901 ... were destroyed by fire during the > civil war in 1922. > > Possibly the following reference has been posted before ... but I have > not seen it during my several months of monitoring different Irish > lists ... so may I be excused for possibly referencing it again ... > for others who are also new to the different postings. > > While researching something else ... I hit upon this terrific web-site > ... [Isn't this the way it always happens!] > > <www.ogsottawa.on.ca/irishcensus1851/OttawaBranchOGS1851CensusReturnsListing1994.PDF> > > By clicking onto the above ... it should bring up what remains of the > Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland. > > I won't go into a lot of detail ... as everything is ALL clearly explained > within that web-site ... but the Ottawa branch of the Ontario > Genealogical Society got their hands on the above ... transcribed it > ... and put it on line ... FREE! > > NOTE TO ALL RESEARCHERS: The key words here are ... "what remains of" > the 1851 Census! > > There is an excellent Index at the end ... but, as usual, don't > confine or restrict your search in the spelling! KEEP YOURSELF > OPEN-MINDED RE SPELLING! > > Again, I trust this public piece of research material will benefit others. > This is the fun part ... finding a gem you have long been looking for! > > Good Luck to all! > > P.S. If for some reason the above does NOT automatically come up and > bring you to the OGS 1851 Census ... go to GOOGLE ... and simply type > in "Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland". > > > > > > > > ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== > Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find > you. > Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! > A good roll call is NOT long but includes: > surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.10.4/896 - Release Date: 11/07/2007 > 4:09 p.m. > >

hi all, i also was amazed that part of the census survived and i had no problem getting into that free site. alsa, i found out also that limerick did not survive. i do want to mention that for people stuck for records, the mormons have 2 very under-utilized and little advertised surname and townland indexes for land deeds for all of ireland from 1709 into the 20th century. these microfilms list surnames for people that were engaged in land transactions and after 1839 the surname index also lists the county. if you get a hit there would be an associated actual land deed on another microfilm and they are amazing documents that sometimes list whole families as inheritors or witnesses and the actual townlands in a parish where your family bought, sold or leased land. i traced my family over 150 years through these deeds in the absence of church records and censuses. i believe they are listed in the mormon microfilm catalog as "abstracts of land deeds, ireland" bob spearing ----- Original Message ----- From: "drwarner" <drwarner@xtra.co.nz> To: <ireland-roll-calls@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 1:35 AM Subject: Re: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland > Thank you so much. I have had a quick look alas I couldn't find the Census > for LIMERICK, but regardless of that I think it is great as now many other > people will be able to take advantage of what you have sent us. I am sure > all those on the list will appreciate your effort. I know I do. > Thank you once again. > Ruth Warner > New Zealand > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <bamcgrat@artsmail.uwaterloo.ca> > To: <IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Friday, July 13, 2007 4:49 AM > Subject: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland > > >> Catching up on a backlog of e-mails ... I note several references made >> ... on different Irish web-sites ... to the fact that all other census >> for Ireland ... prior to 1901 ... were destroyed by fire during the >> civil war in 1922. >> >> Possibly the following reference has been posted before ... but I have >> not seen it during my several months of monitoring different Irish >> lists ... so may I be excused for possibly referencing it again ... >> for others who are also new to the different postings. >> >> While researching something else ... I hit upon this terrific web-site >> ... [Isn't this the way it always happens!] >> >> <www.ogsottawa.on.ca/irishcensus1851/OttawaBranchOGS1851CensusReturnsListing1994.PDF> >> >> By clicking onto the above ... it should bring up what remains of the >> Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland. >> >> I won't go into a lot of detail ... as everything is ALL clearly >> explained >> within that web-site ... but the Ottawa branch of the Ontario >> Genealogical Society got their hands on the above ... transcribed it >> ... and put it on line ... FREE! >> >> NOTE TO ALL RESEARCHERS: The key words here are ... "what remains of" >> the 1851 Census! >> >> There is an excellent Index at the end ... but, as usual, don't >> confine or restrict your search in the spelling! KEEP YOURSELF >> OPEN-MINDED RE SPELLING! >> >> Again, I trust this public piece of research material will benefit >> others. >> This is the fun part ... finding a gem you have long been looking for! >> >> Good Luck to all! >> >> P.S. If for some reason the above does NOT automatically come up and >> bring you to the OGS 1851 Census ... go to GOOGLE ... and simply type >> in "Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland". >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== >> Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find >> you. >> Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! >> A good roll call is NOT long but includes: >> surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' >> without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> -- >> No virus found in this incoming message. >> Checked by AVG Free Edition. >> Version: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.10.4/896 - Release Date: >> 11/07/2007 >> 4:09 p.m. >> >> > > > ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== > Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find > you. > Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! > A good roll call is NOT long but includes: > surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello, I must have missed the original message. What is the complete URL? Thanks Garry

Thank you Ed Bremer and Bernie Roche - IrelandGenWeb and Rory McShane - Ireland-Roll-Calls for addressing/answering the issues around accessing the above information for some of the lists. I put the < > around the URL to indicate it was ALL one line ... knowing through past experiences ... the university's web-site often reformats the lines. Hadn't realized my error until after message sent ... left off the http:// ... for automatic hit! My apologies to all!

Hi Many Thanks for this posting. Would advise entering web site address without the extensions into google then clk on links, Worked a treat. Rory --- bamcgrat@artsmail.uwaterloo.ca wrote: > Catching up on a backlog of e-mails ... I note > several references made > ... on different Irish web-sites ... to the fact > that all other census > for Ireland ... prior to 1901 ... were destroyed by > fire during the > civil war in 1922. > > Possibly the following reference has been posted > before ... but I have > not seen it during my several months of monitoring > different Irish > lists ... so may I be excused for possibly > referencing it again ... > for others who are also new to the different > postings. > > While researching something else ... I hit upon this > terrific web-site > ... [Isn't this the way it always happens!] > > <www.ogsottawa.on.ca/irishcensus1851/OttawaBranchOGS1851CensusReturnsListing1994.PDF> > > By clicking onto the above ... it should bring up > what remains of the > Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland. > > I won't go into a lot of detail ... as everything is > ALL clearly explained > within that web-site ... but the Ottawa branch of > the Ontario > Genealogical Society got their hands on the above > ... transcribed it > ... and put it on line ... FREE! > > NOTE TO ALL RESEARCHERS: The key words here are ... > "what remains of" > the 1851 Census! > > There is an excellent Index at the end ... but, as > usual, don't > confine or restrict your search in the spelling! > KEEP YOURSELF > OPEN-MINDED RE SPELLING! > > Again, I trust this public piece of research > material will benefit others. > This is the fun part ... finding a gem you have long > been looking for! > > Good Luck to all! > > P.S. If for some reason the above does NOT > automatically come up and > bring you to the OGS 1851 Census ... go to GOOGLE > ... and simply type > in "Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland". > > > > > > > > ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== > Post your surnames, get them into the lists > archives, cousins will find you. > Don't forget to post your surnames when your data > changes! > A good roll call is NOT long but includes: > surname, timeline, place where born, place where > emigrated. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email > to IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the > word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject > and the body of the message >

i wish to list my surname conway to your roll call

Catching up on a backlog of e-mails ... I note several references made ... on different Irish web-sites ... to the fact that all other census for Ireland ... prior to 1901 ... were destroyed by fire during the civil war in 1922. Possibly the following reference has been posted before ... but I have not seen it during my several months of monitoring different Irish lists ... so may I be excused for possibly referencing it again ... for others who are also new to the different postings. While researching something else ... I hit upon this terrific web-site ... [Isn't this the way it always happens!] <www.ogsottawa.on.ca/irishcensus1851/OttawaBranchOGS1851CensusReturnsListing1994.PDF> By clicking onto the above ... it should bring up what remains of the Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland. I won't go into a lot of detail ... as everything is ALL clearly explained within that web-site ... but the Ottawa branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society got their hands on the above ... transcribed it ... and put it on line ... FREE! NOTE TO ALL RESEARCHERS: The key words here are ... "what remains of" the 1851 Census! There is an excellent Index at the end ... but, as usual, don't confine or restrict your search in the spelling! KEEP YOURSELF OPEN-MINDED RE SPELLING! Again, I trust this public piece of research material will benefit others. This is the fun part ... finding a gem you have long been looking for! Good Luck to all! P.S. If for some reason the above does NOT automatically come up and bring you to the OGS 1851 Census ... go to GOOGLE ... and simply type in "Surviving 1851 Census Returns of Ireland".

Twenty-odd years ago, while attending a conference @ Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario ... I did some casual research at the Kingston Public Library ... which opened the door to my McGRATH FAMILY genealogy. Although none of my known family were from Kingston ... by unearthing their first child's 1829 Baptism record, I subsequently learned that James, had come over (under an alias, with 2 brothers), with the 1st Peter Robinson Settlers ... in 1823, to Huntley Township, (Ottawa area); ... Margaret Hartnett, [his wife, the eldest daughter], arrived with her family and the 2nd Peter Robinson Settlers ... in 1825, to Emily Township, (Peterborough area). They met, they married, they pioneered in Marmora, Ontario. Why was this first child's "Baptism" record in Kingston? The "Sponsor" was the clue ... Rev. W.P. MacDonald, V.G. I was informed that during the late spring, summer, early fall, Rev. MacDonald, the Vicar General for the area, (plus his predecessors and followers), would mount their horses and travel throughout the countryside and Canadian backwoods, doing yearly "clean-up" circuits ... in essence, performing marriage rites, baptising, and officially bury the dead. Upon returning to home-base, entries were made in the church records. I was informed ... at the time of the "recorded baptism" ... July 23, 1829 ... the child could have been any age - ! I was also informed that prior to the Kingston Catholic Church being built ... any earlier church records ... covering what-ever region was covered in the yearly circuits ... had been kept at "The Forts" ... [Fort Frontenac (1673) and Fort Henry (l812)] ... but those records had long since been transfered to St. Joseph's Oratory in Montreal for safe keeping. [Apparently Kingston use to be considered a "Mission" outpost ... controlled by Montreal, which is why the records went back to Montreal.] I mention the above for anyone not familiar with starting the Canadian portion of their family genealogy in Ontario ... do not limit or restrict your "initial" research to just one area! Your ancestors may have started out for a specific destination ... even been allocated land in a specific area ... or expecting to meet up with other family relatives ... or whatever ... but due to a variety of unexpected circumstances in Canada's still primitive, pioneering backwoods ... life's plans often got quickly altered! ----------------------------------------------------------------- I do NOT live in Kingston! I have never lived in Kingston! I CANNOT be of further assistance in looking up any other information for you! [Possibly, by contacting the local branchs of the Ontario Genealogical Society within that region, they will be able to assist you ... or you can submit a query thru their newsletters! They have excellent web-sites!] Although I only recorded the entries which contained the name McGRATH ... [for the time frame I was initially interested in] ... it is hoped that these early Church entries ... might be of some interest to not only other McGraths, but also the numerous other family names mentioned. ------------------------------------------------------------------- [ The SPELLING in the entries ... is as recorded in the Register ] 'THE FIRST REGISTERS - ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL' Volume 4 MARRIAGES - (1816 - 1869) 1827 - REDMOND - McGrath m. Feb 25, Joseph Redmond to Mary MacGrath wtns. - Richard SAYERS & William CAHILL 1832 - McGragh - CANTER m. Apr 24, Patrick McGragh, 66th Regt. to Margaret CANTER, remarried. wtns. - James SHANNON & Catherine MULLINS 1833 - HYNES - SCOTT m. Apr 30, John HYNES to Margaret SCOTT wtns. - Patrick KELLY & Bridget MacGrath - BENSON - HUGHES m. May 8, Patrick BENSON, widower, to Bridget HUGHES, alias Widow HUGHES wtns. - Patrick KELLY & Bridget MacGrath 1835 - ROE - McGrath m. Apr 26(?), Samuel, son of Samuel ROE & Anne CROSS, to May, dau. of Thomas McGrath & Rose MARTIN, both now residing in Kingston. wtns. - James McCULLOUGH & Anne McCAULEY. NOTE: [could be 16th; note witnesses names - got married next entry?] - McCULLOUGH - McCAULEY m. Apr 21, James, son of James McCULLOUGH & Sarah BROWNE, to Anne, dau. of Bernard McCAULEY & Anne KENNY. wtns. - Mr. SULLIVAN & May McGrath 1836 - COSTOLOE - FAHLEY m. June 6, James COSTOLOE to Bridget FARLEY wtns. - Dennis MacDONELL & Mary Magrath 1838 - McGrath - CUNNINGHAM m. Aug 14, John McGrath, par. of Partean, City of Limerick, to Mary CUNNINGHAM, par. of Cashel, Co. Longford. wtns. - Bernard MULLEN & Bridget MULLEN 1843 - DUFF - McGrath m. May 16, James DUFF, son of Patrick DUFF (dec.), & Christine HALPIN, orig. from Malbra St., Dublin, to Bridget McGrath, daughter of Michael McGrath & Anne COYNE, Killiskillen, Co. Meath. wtns. - Thomas McGrath & Ann MULONE 1845 - ROGERS - McGrath m. Oct 31, Martin ROGERS, son of Loughlan ROGERS (dec.) & Mary KANE, of the Twp. of Tyandanaga, to Susan McGrath, daughter of Patrick McGrath & Susan WALSH, of this town. wtns. - Patrick McGrath & Ellen McBRIDE 1846 - COSGOVE - COURNEEN m. Feb 10, James COSGROVE, sone of James Cosgrove & Ann HANLY, pr. of St. Michael's, City of Limerick, to Sara COURNEEN, daughter of William COURNEED(?), & Honora CLAREY, of this town. wtns. - Denis COURNEEN, Michael McGrath, Johanna HAYES - FOWLER - SHORTELL m. Aug 3, Michael FOWLER, son of Patrick FOWLER & Alice LESTER, to Ellen SHORTELL, daughter of Thomas SHORTELL & Bridgett SWIFT (dec.), of Glenburny. wtns. - William PATTERSON & Eliza McGrath - LINN - McQUAID m. Sept 8, Francis LINN, son of John LINN & Mary McDONELL, par. of Donoughmore, Co. Tyrone, to Margaret McQUAID, daughter of Owen McQUAID & Sara McGrath, of the same parish. wtns. - James KEENAN & Mrs. Bridget ROONY. 1847 - VANESKY - MURPHY m. June 8, Felix, son of Felix VENESKY & Catharine VOTT, of this town, to Catharine, dau. of Christopher MURPHY & Mary HACKET, par. of Morristown, Co. Meath. wtns. - Patrick REILY & Mary McGrath 1848 - McQUAID - QUINN m. Feb 22, James McQUAID, son of Owen McQUAID & Sara McGrath, par. of Killeshal, Co. Tyrone, to Mary QUINN, daughter of Daniel & Mary KEENAN, par. of Donoughmore, Co. Tyrone. wtns. - Patrick CAMPBELL & Catharine CAMPBELL - McGrath - DEWY m. Nov 13, Michael McGrath, son of Edward McGrath & Mary DOYLE (dec.), of Camden, to Catharine DEWY, widow of Owen DOYLE of Camden. wtns. - James BURNS & Mary McGrath 1849 - McGrath - SPOONER m. Dec 4, Patrick (Catholic), son of Denis McGrath & Bridget MURPHY, of Storrington, to Ellenor (Protestant), dau. of Simon SPOONER & Jane PATTEN, also of Storrington. wtns. - Simon SPOONER, Patrick MURRY, & Ellenor SHANNON --------------------------------------------------------------------- 'CONFIRMATIONS' 1836 - Aug 21 - MacGrath, Peter - 12 yrs. 1849 - Apr 8 - McGrath, Mrs. Ellen - 45 yrs. 1849 - June 14 - McGrath, Ann - 20 yrs. 1852 - June 29 - McGrath, Bridget - 14 yrs. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 'INTERMENTS' 1847 - McGrath, Catharine - int'd Aug 15. 1849 - McGrath, Margaret - int'd June 18 - aged 10 wks. - No Wtns. - entered ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 'BAPTISM' 1829 - MacGrath, Patrick bapt. - May 13, son of Patrick MacGrath & Helen MacEWEN Godp'ts. - James SHORTEL & Mary HENRY - McGrath, Catherine bapt. - Jul. 23, dau. of James McGrath & Margaret HARTNETT Spons. - Rev. W.P. MacDonald, V.G. 1830 - MaGrath, James bapt. - May 5, son of Dennis Magrath & Bridget MURPHY Spons. - Thomas GORMLY & Honora SHADROW NOTE: [No entries between Feb 1832 & Nov 1834] 1835(?) - McGrath, Bridget bapt. - Apr 8, b. Apr 7, dau. of Denis McGrath & Bridget MURPHY Spons. - James SHANNON & Anne MacRILTY 1836 - ROE, George bapt. - May 15, b. Apr 23, son of Samuel ROE & Mary Magrath of Kingston Spons. - Peter HANDLIN & Bridget Magrath 1838 - McGrath, James bapt. - May 9, b. Apr 17, son of Dennis McGrath & Bridget MURPHY of Pitzburgh. Spons. - James DOWLING & Mrs. SHANNON 1841 - McGrath, Michael bapt. - Feb 10, b. Jan 29, son of John McGrath & Mary CUNNINGHAM. Spons. - James MULLEN & Mrs. Bridgett MULLEN 1843 - McGrath, Catharine bapt. - Jan 19, b. Jan 5, dau. of John McGrath & Mary CUNINGHAM Spons. - Barney MULLENS & Johanna TOOMEY - MacGrath, Richard bapt. - June 22, b. June 17, son of Martin McGrath & Bridget WALSH Spons. - Thomas FENNON & Catharine MURPHY 1843 - MacGrath, Mary Ann bapt. - Jul 14, parents unknown Spons. - Mrs. Ellen COLLINS 1844 - DUFFE, Daniel bapt. - Jan 28, b. Jan 15, son of Dennis DUFFE & Margaret CALLAGHAN. Spons. - James DUFFY & Bridget McGraph - DUFF, John bapt. - Feb 18, b. Feb 12, son of James DUFF & Bridgett McGrath Spons. - Thomas LYONS & Margaret ULTON 1845 - McGrath, Bridget bapt. - Sept 23, b. Sept 18, dau. of John McGrath & Mary CUNNINGHAM Spons. - Susan McGrath 1846 - McGrath, Ellenor bapt. - Jan 6, b. Dec 26, 1845, dau. of John McGrath & Margaret HALLIGAN Spons. - Thomas DONOGHUE & Mrs. Ann DONOGHUE - McGrath, William bapt. - Oct 2, b. Sept 21, son of Thomas McGrath & Julia STAPLETON. Spons. - Thomas READY & Alice BARRETT - McGrath, Johanna bapt. - Dec 6, b. Nov 12, dau. of Patrick McGrath & Margaret WOODS. Spons. - Michael WARD & Mary WARD 1848 - McGrath, Mary bapt. - Feb 7, b. Jan 23, dau. of John McGrath & Margaret HOLLAGAN, of the city of Kingston. Spons. - John FOX & Mary CODY - McGrath, Mary bapt. - June 4, b. June 3, dau. of John McGrath & Mary CUNNINGHAM, of this city. Spons. - Garret FITZGERALD & Mary HOULAHAN 1849 - McGrath, Margaret bapt. - Apr 28, b. Apr 23, dau. of Patrick McGrath & Margaret WOODS, of Kingston. Spons. - Bartholomy McGrath & Mary McQUAID - McGrath, Ellen bapt. - Sept 10, b. Aug 28, dau. of Peter McGrath & Bridget McDONALD, of Wolf Island. Spons. - Michael & Ellen McDONALD 1850 - McGrath, Denis bapt. Nov 15, b. Nov 3, son of Patrick McGrath & Ellen SPOONER, of Storrington Spons. - Patrick MADDEN & Ann McGrath, of same place. 1851 - McGrath, Saragh Ann bapt. - Nov 2, b. Oct 16, dau. of Peter McGrath & Bridget McDONNELL Spons. - James HAWKINS & Catherine REGAN 1852 - McGrath, John bapt. - Mar 15, b. Feb 20, son of John McGrath & Johanna BALEY, of Storrington Spons. - Bernard KENNEDY & Mary CRAIG 1853 - McGrath, James bapt. - May 29, b. May 8, son of John McGrath & Johanna (no entry), farmers at Glenburney. Spons. - James BURNS & Bridget DALEY -------------------------------------------------------------------- '1844 Census of the Catholic Population of the Mission of Kingston' BAGOT STREET - McGrath, John - wife - 3 children - Labourer - Irish - Boys under 7 = 2 Boys over 15 = 1 Girls under 7 = 1 Girls over 15 = 1 Total = 5 Irish born CLARENCE STREET - McGrath, John - Labourer - Irish Boys over 15 = 1 Total = 1 Irish born Census of population - 4,271 - taken in the month of May & June of the year of our Lord, 1844.

Hello Listers I am new to the list, and to Irish genealogy. My Kennedy family (so far as I have researched) hail from Ballinderry and/or Ballingarry in Co Tipperary. I have Patrick KENNEDY b 1809 in Ballinderry, Co Tipp, and his wife Margaret UNKNOWN b 1816 in Co Tipp. Between the years 1849 and 1854 they moved to Rotherham in Yorkshire, England together with their 4 sons Patrick, Sylvester, John and Michael. Michael (b 1849 )and John (b 1845) were born in Ballinderry, whilst Sylvester (b 1842) was born in Ballingarry and Patrick (junior) (b 1838) is recorded as being born in Tipperary. A daughter Annie was born in 1854 in Bradgate, Rotherham, Yorkshire. I have been lucky enough to locate the family both as the children grew up, then became parents and grandparents, and have rough ideas of marriage dates, and dates of death for Patrick and Margaret. My own line is Michael (b1849), and I have quite good information on this side of the family, his marriage to Sarah Jane Griffin, and their subsequent 10 children. Their son Thomas (later Thomas Patrick) was my grandfather, the youngest of the children, whose mother died when he was between 4 and 14 years old. I have traced Thomas and his father Michael to Barnsley in Yorkshire where they live in lodgings and work as coal hewers. Apart from one of Thomas's sisters, Eliza, I cannot trace any of the other eight children. The family seems to have fragmented after Sarah Jane's death. I have been in touch with a grandaughter of Eliza who remembers her saying that her favourite brother went back to Ireland. I would like to trace this brother in particular for her family to know who he was. I would also like to trace back beyond Patrick and Margaret, but am unsure where I can look. If anyone knows of this family I would love to make contact with them. I have an awful lot of information to share. June M Now "wearing purple with a red hat that doesn't go" amd researching Brook, Burkinshaw, Jackson & Kennedy in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Ireland

Another milestone. Thanks to Pat and everyone else who is making this happen. Don Kelly ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" <nymets11@pacbell.net> To: <Nir-Armagh-L@rootsweb.com>; "roll calls mailing list" <Ireland-roll-calls-L@rootsweb.com>; "Ireland mailing list" <Ireland-L@rootsweb.com>; "IRISH-AMERICAN" <Irish-American-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 06, 2007 1:43 PM Subject: [IRELAND] County Armagh website updated > The Ireland Genealogy Projects, County Armagh website has been update. > Forkill Civil Parish webpage has been added. The following townland > pages have either been added or updated: Aughadanove, Aughanduff, > Ballykeel, Carnacally, Carrickaldreen, Carrickastickan, Carricknagavna, > Carrigans, Cashel, Clarkill, Cloghinny, Doctor's Quarter, Forkhill > (Forkill) Town, Glebe, Latbirget, Levallymore, Lisnalee, Longfield, > Maphoner, Mullaghbane, Shanroe, Shean, Slieve Gullion, Tievecrom, > Tullymacreeve, Carrive, Rathcarbry, Corlust, Timulkenny, Killycarn > Upper, Cloncore, Blackwatertown Town, Drumcullen, Aughlish, Middletown > Town, Leggall, Monbrief, Tagnevan > > More pictures, links, surnames, records have also been updated and or > added. If you have any additions, comments and/or corrections please > contact me off list. You will find the website at: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nirarm2/ > > -- > Pat Connors, Sacramento CA > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRELAND-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > No virus found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.476 / Virus Database: 269.10.1/888 - Release Date: 7/6/2007 > 6:36 AM > >

The Ireland Genealogy Projects, County Armagh website has been update. Forkill Civil Parish webpage has been added. The following townland pages have either been added or updated: Aughadanove, Aughanduff, Ballykeel, Carnacally, Carrickaldreen, Carrickastickan, Carricknagavna, Carrigans, Cashel, Clarkill, Cloghinny, Doctor's Quarter, Forkhill (Forkill) Town, Glebe, Latbirget, Levallymore, Lisnalee, Longfield, Maphoner, Mullaghbane, Shanroe, Shean, Slieve Gullion, Tievecrom, Tullymacreeve, Carrive, Rathcarbry, Corlust, Timulkenny, Killycarn Upper, Cloncore, Blackwatertown Town, Drumcullen, Aughlish, Middletown Town, Leggall, Monbrief, Tagnevan More pictures, links, surnames, records have also been updated and or added. If you have any additions, comments and/or corrections please contact me off list. You will find the website at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nirarm2/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

HANLON Martin (Paddy) Born on the 12th September 1918, at Cheekpoint, County Waterford, Ireland. Died on the 21st June 2007, at Christchurch, New Zealand. Loved father and father-in-law of Brian and Barbara Hanlon, and Diane and John Taylor. Loved grandfather of Jeremy, Jonathan and the late Charlotte Hanlon, and Jenna and Conor Taylor. Great-grandfather of Nina Hanlon. Loved brother of Maggie and Annie, and the late Phillip, Mary, Patrick, John, Ellen, Anastasia, Bridget, and Kathleen. A private cremation has been held. A memorial service will be held at a later date.

The Ireland GenWeb County Mayo website has been update. New or updated webpages include: Kilmore Civil Parish and the following townlands: Aghadoon, Aghleam, Annagh, Ardmore, Ardmore Point, Cardowen, Ardowen Common, Aughernagalligh, Ballymacsherron, Barrack North & South, Barranagh East & West, Barranagh Island, Barrettsplot East & West, Bartrauve, Black Rock, Carn (Fowler), Crn (Nash), Cartron, Cartrongilbert, Clogher, Clooneen, Termoncarragh Town, Aghaglasheen, Binghamstown Town, Gladree, Ballyglass, Ballinrobe Town, Bohola, Ballina Town, Foxford Town, Derrynabaunshy, Bellanasally, Ballygomman, Pellagh, Balla Town, Derreen, Carrownisky, Bekan, Ross Port, Cloontubbrid, Cornamonaster, Kilmaine Town, Ballycastle Town, Corclogh, Cross (Boyd), Cross Common, Cross (Wallace) East & West, Curraghboy, Divish, Drum, Crumacappul Island, Drumreagh, Duvillaun More, Duvillaun-beg, Eagle Island, Elly, Emlybeg (Kyle), Emlybeg North & South, Emlybeg (Cass), Fallmore, Gaghta Island, Glebe, Glenlara, Gortaneden, Gortbrack, Illandavuck, Inishglora, Inishkea North & South, Carrowcastle, Inishkeeragh North & South, Knocknalina, Knockshanbo, Leam, Leamareha Island, Letterbeg, Lurgacloy, Macecrump, Macecrump Common, Manraghrory, Moyrahan, Mullaghroe, Nakil, Newtown, Pollacappul, Kinanagh, Rusheen Island, Shanaghy, Surgeview, Tallagh, Termon, Tiraun, Tonamace, Tonamace Common, Tonmore, Castletown, Killala Town, Moyne New pictures, records, family histories and links also have been add in this update. If you have any comments, additions, corrections, please email me off list. If you request a townland page, please add the civil parish since so many have the same name. If you send me pictures, please add the townland name (and civil parish) plus a short description of the pictures. I will put them online with my next update of the site. You can find the website at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlmayo/ PS I get mail frequently requesting County Mayo records and/or data. I have none other than what is online at this website or my own. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

The Ireland Genealogy Projects website has been updated. New records, surname, religious records have been added. The Skirk civil parish webpage and all it's townlands have been added also. The following townland pages have either been added or updated: Ballyglass, Ballyquaid Glebe, Castlequarter, Clonlahy Corporation-Land, Corporation Lands, Erris, Skirk Glebe, Garranmaconly, Killasmeestia, Newtown, Skirk, Ballymeelish, Clonagooden, Curraghmore, Killadooley, Ringstown, Ballylynan Town, Errill, Rathdowney Town and Mountmellick Town. If you have any questions, corrections, additions to this website, please contact me off the list. You can find the list at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllex/index.htm -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

Someone has donated a database of all marriages reported from 1857 to 1922 in Ontario, Canada with either the bride or the groom being born in County Tipperary. I have the database on the Tipperary section of my website, under Civil Records, and it can be searched by both bride and groom. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

I have put the following tithes online on the county's section of my website: County Kilkenny: Stonecarty Civil Parish, two enumations, 1825, 1840 County Leix/Laois/Queens: Skirk Civil Parish 1829, Sleaty Civil Parish 1829, Straboe Civil Parish 1825 -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

I have just put up the tithe applotments for the following civil parishes: Cordangan 1832, Corrogue 1832 and Lattin for both 1825 and 1832. You can find links to them on the Tipperary section of my website. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

I have just completed getting all the new pictures online, almost 1,000 in total. Yes, most of the gravestones are of those that mention a place in Ireland. That is the object of this project! We want to find where in Ireland our ancestors are from, it seems to be the hardest part of our ancestry. Many people from other parts of the country whose ancestors started in NY, don't have the chance to get back to NYC and check their ancestors' origins. So, this is a small part of Calvary and a marvelous gift from two who took time out of their busy lives to help others. Suggestion...even if you don't find your name, or even if you do, if you have the time to check out all the pictures, you just might find a gravestone in the background with your name that is not in the index. It should be noted, however, that previous photos only included the > gravestones of those that showed the deceaased was born in > Ireland. That is a small percentage of the Irish buried at Calvary > whether born in Ireland or not. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com