Pat Connors, If you actually know of LOOKUP VOLLUNTEERS, and ARE still SOLICITING for them to contact you PRIVATELY, where are you posting those names??? You have made offers that lead only to COMMERCIAL BOOK SALES when following your directions , according to comments of numerous researchers. If you have received offers by volunteers they should be accessible to the interested researchers to whom those individuals meant the offer to help, so -- put them out where they can be seen as easily as your promise to list them!!!

>What is the link for this site? > You can access the webpages at the url below my name. At my homepage, > you will find a navigation bar at the top, under Ireland, click on > Ireland Books and this will take you to a webpage for the Ireland > Books Discussion Mailing List. At the bottom of that page, you will > find links for the Parish History Books. (If your browser, does not > use the navigation bars, there is a work around, just click on "click > here") -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002

Take a look at the Griffiths Evaluation at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/gv_surnames_b2.htm There are Bonner/Boner's listed here, maybe some in the Census but didn't look. also visit: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~donegal/ Bob Cdn ------------------------------------------------ sean bonner wrote: > <SNIP> Just joined the list and looking for any info anyone has on the Bonner Family from Donegal,

Hello Sean, Try contacting Margaret Bonar who is a genealogist and family historian based in Dublin. Her husband is, I beleive, a Donegal Bonar/Bonner. contact: [email protected] Regards Robert Williams www.ulsterancestry.com >From: sean bonner <[email protected]> >Reply-To: [email protected] >To: [email protected] >Subject: [DONEGAL] Bonner >Date: Thu, 1 Jan 2004 11:09:19 -0800 > >Hello- >Just joined the list and looking for any info anyone has on the Bonner >Family from Donegal, specifically Edward Bonner who may have been born in >the early 1900's and moved to the US shortly there after. Thanks >-s >------ >sean bonner >http://www.seanbonner.com > > >==== IRL-CO-DONEGAL Mailing List ==== >This list is for anyone researching ancestors in County Donegal Ireland. >Thank you for joining our forum. >Our Ireland website is: http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com/ > >============================== >Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration >Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself with cool emoticons - download MSN Messenger today! http://www.msn.co.uk/messenger

Pat, What is the link for this site? Tammy ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Connors" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2004 4:51 PM Subject: [DONEGAL] Website update > I have updated the Parish History Books webpages with over 50 more > books, many with lookup volunteers. If you submitted a book please > check your entry for accuracy. If you find mistakes, please email me > off list. You will notice that I have redesigned the site and broken > the original webpage into four webpages because of the size. They are > still arranged in alphabetic order of counties. You can access the > webpages at the url below my name. At my homepage, you will find a > navigation bar at the top, under Ireland, click on Ireland Books and > this will take you to a webpage for the Ireland Books Discussion Mailing > List. At the bottom of that page, you will find links for the Parish > History Books. (If your browser, does not use the navigation bars, > there is a work around, just click on "click here") > > The Parish History Books are something I didn't know existed until my > first trip to Ireland in 1999. I was pleasantly surprised to find them > because not only did they include the history of the area, some listed > the censuses, the Griffith's Valuation and/or the Tithes for the > parish. When I started this site a couple of years ago, people started > volunteering to do lookups in the books since many are out of print. > Now, people are starting to submit books relating to the country in > general and not to one particular parish or area. If you have a book > that is not listed, some counties are pretty sparse in listings, use the > convenient form at the bottom of the webpage. It is your choice, of > course, on whether you care to volunteer to do lookups in the book. > Also, if you have a book that is listed without a lookup volunteer and > you would like to volunteer, please email me off list and I'll be sure > to add you on my next revision. > > -- > Pat Connors, Sacramento CA > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com > Professional Genealogy Research > All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002 > > > > > > > ==== IRL-CO-DONEGAL Mailing List ==== > If you have a Donegal website, we can post your URL here so relatives and researchers of your surnames can find you. > Contact Admin: [email protected] > > ============================== > Gain access to over two billion names including the new Immigration > Collection with an Ancestry.com free trial. Click to learn more. > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=4930&sourceid=1237 > >

I have updated the Parish History Books webpages with over 50 more books, many with lookup volunteers. If you submitted a book please check your entry for accuracy. If you find mistakes, please email me off list. You will notice that I have redesigned the site and broken the original webpage into four webpages because of the size. They are still arranged in alphabetic order of counties. You can access the webpages at the url below my name. At my homepage, you will find a navigation bar at the top, under Ireland, click on Ireland Books and this will take you to a webpage for the Ireland Books Discussion Mailing List. At the bottom of that page, you will find links for the Parish History Books. (If your browser, does not use the navigation bars, there is a work around, just click on "click here") The Parish History Books are something I didn't know existed until my first trip to Ireland in 1999. I was pleasantly surprised to find them because not only did they include the history of the area, some listed the censuses, the Griffith's Valuation and/or the Tithes for the parish. When I started this site a couple of years ago, people started volunteering to do lookups in the books since many are out of print. Now, people are starting to submit books relating to the country in general and not to one particular parish or area. If you have a book that is not listed, some counties are pretty sparse in listings, use the convenient form at the bottom of the webpage. It is your choice, of course, on whether you care to volunteer to do lookups in the book. Also, if you have a book that is listed without a lookup volunteer and you would like to volunteer, please email me off list and I'll be sure to add you on my next revision. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com Professional Genealogy Research All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton 2002

Hello- Just joined the list and looking for any info anyone has on the Bonner Family from Donegal, specifically Edward Bonner who may have been born in the early 1900's and moved to the US shortly there after. Thanks -s ------ sean bonner http://www.seanbonner.com

As we end this year, I would like to put out a request for suggestions as how to locate where a relative died. My uncle, Reginald (aka Roger) Joseph Lynch McDade was born in Glasgow Scotland on 24 Dec 1924. His parents were Hugh McDade of Letterkenney Ireland and Eileen Lynch of Limerick Ireland. Family legend has it that Reggie died shortly after WWII in a motorcycle accident in London. This past year, I came in contact with a third cousin who was also researching the family. His mother, my grandfather's niece, remembered not where he died but that he was in fact married (his wife came from either Australia or New Zealand) and they had children. With the help of British Ancestry, I have been able to locate lots of family information in Scotland and they research death notices in London and Reggie's death was not found. It is my hope for the new year to find this lost relative and that someone my have the ability to look up notices for Ireland, Australia and New Zealand to see if I might find some information and/or suggestions as to where to turn to next. Good wishes for a Happy New Year to all. Eileen Sullivan Tormey/Marlborough MA Researching: Sullivan, Collin, Birchall and Casey from Skibbereen, Cty Cork; Lynch and Curle from Cty Limerick; and McDade, McClay and O'Donnell from Letterkenny, Cty Donegal.

Have added the 1901 census for the Grousehall area of Donegal. Luck Bob 1901 Census for Ireland County Donegal EnumDist/Barony/Parish/Townland Pettigo/Grousehall/Tirhugh/Templcarn/Grousehall Site URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/grousehall.htm

I have tried endless times to access the site below and ALWAYS am rejected. Anyone know why? http://www.mindspring.com/~dickod/donegal/index.htm Pam.

List Members, Hope Santa was good to all? Have updated the site with 1857 Griffith's Evaluation data for surnames beginning with "C" Working on "D". SITE URL: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/ Bob Cdn.

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Have loaded some more data to my site at:: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/ The new data includes the 1901 CENSUS for Crilly in County Donegal. (Also on Lindel's site) and The Griffith's Evaluation (GV) data now includes ALL the "B" surnames for Donegal 3700+ surnames Other listings are on their way. If you have any suggestions regarding my site, improvements, sorting etc., pass it along and I will see what can be done. Also if you have some data files that you would like posted to the site get in touch with me. I can add a page with your data aong with your NAME. The more data out there the better for all of us. Site also includes Rootsweb Advertising , if you wish to use the data then bear with the ads. Happy Hunting Merry Christmas Bob Cdn.

Hello Ann, 1796 Flax List - no townlands given; 2 entries for HASSARD HASSARD John Co Fermanagh Inishmacsaint parish HASSARD Thomas " Cleenish 1823-38 Tithe Applotments Index COUNTY PARISH TOWNLAND SURVEY HASSARD ? Armagh Eglish Derryderagh 1833 Henry Down Kilmore Murvagh Clogher 1833 James Down Kilmore Tyconnet 1833 Patrick Down Kilcoo Slievenaman 1829 Robert Down Kilmore Tyconnet 1833 Mr. ? Fermanagh Derryvullan Levaghy 1835 Edwd. Inishmacsaint Drumgrew 1834 Edwd. Inishmacsaint Fully 1834 George Cleenish Derryhurra (Derryhora) 1834 George Cleenish Skea 1834 Hugh Inishmacsaint Whiterocks 1834 Jason Esq. Cleenish Aughrim 1834 Jason Esq. " Gardenhill 1834 Jason Esq. " Mullylusty 1834 John Boho Aghaharrish 1827 John Cleenish Carrickmacsparrow 1834 Joseph Inishmacsaint Whiterocks 1834 Richard Boho Carngreen 1827 Robert " Aghaharrish 1827 Robert " Blockney 1827 Robt. Inishmacsaint Carncik 1834 Robt. Inishmacsaint Fully 1834 William Boho Dooleeter 1827 William Cleenish Carrigaloghan 1834 William Esq. Boho Carngreen 1827 William Esq. Boho Legnagaymore 1827 William Esq. Cleenish Aughrim 1834 William Esq. " Carrenaleagh 1834 William Esq. " Carrentremal 1834 William Esq. " Clenaghoe 1834 William Esq. " Cornahowl 1834 William Esq. " Drummon 1834 William Esq. " Gortnaderg 1834 William Esq. " Mullylusty 1834 William Esq. " Orahmore/Tullybrack 1834 William Esq. " Templenefrin 1834 Willm Esq. " Killycreen East 1834 Willm Esq. " Killycreen West 1834 Wm. Drummully Clinaroo 1828 Wm. Drummully Sheepwalk 1828 Wm. Inishmacsaint Legg 1834 Wm. Killesher Gortatole 1828 Wm. Esq. Cleenish Carrickatrentan 1834 Wm. Esq. " Carrickniaflerty 1834 Wm. Esq. " Crotton 1834 Wm. Esq. " Minevaigy 1834 Wm. Esq. " Tulnnacur 1834 Wm. Esq. Drummully Cara 1828 Hope it helps. Have a good Christmas, Rob Doragh Sat, 13 Dec 2003 indications our JASON HASSARD lived in CARN area in Donegal, close to Tyrone Pettigo. Believe either ROBERT or RICHARD HASSARD sons of JASON HASSARD of GardenHill in Fermanagh 1690 we descend from REBECCA HASSARD who married JAMES CARSON Ann [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ Hotmail messages direct to your mobile phone http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile

Thank you Robert Doragh for the material you sent us. We momentarily forgot the century involved and thought these might include the family members from whom we descend, but quickly realized these a re 100 years too late for ours, tho apparently same names and numerous land s we think were in our line a century before. These records we'll preserve tho' as conceivably may help someway in eventual differentiation amongst the earlier generations' exact connections. Will keep seeking and if those families are of personal interest to you or others there, will post any new, either certain or tentative info we might unearth! Thanks again, Ann

List Members, Cross posting Have updated my site with Census and Griffith's Evaluation data. The site is a ROOTSWEB site, so you have to bear with the ads that they put up. The census is for the Parish of Templcarn, Townland of Cashelenny http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/cashelenny.htm The Griffith's Evaluation data is for Donegal, Surnames beginning with "A" ONLY http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hiflyte/griffith%27s_evaluation_donegal.htm Additional Donegal GV data will be posted as it is transcribed and put into a data base. Don't hold your breath. Hope you find your family if it starts with "A" Good hunting and have a great day Bob Cdn.

Your quick reply is full of help and we surely appreciate it. Will explore all of those web sources which should show us much about locating the names of places, and hopefully help us in tracking down likely locations of surnames we have even if the earlier records are largely lost. We visited in 1985, enjoying a lengthy but quick tour of many Counties but then had no details about our various lines, and obtained only general maps at that time, and no real understanding of geographic jurisdiction system, so your forwarded addresses will be valuable as we try to envision our ancestral homeplaces.Thank you so much!! Ann