Hi list seeking informtion on the above families from the Kanturk Killeenleigh area any help would be very much appreciated Mick RITA WINKLE

Hi Art, Form A is the one which lists the individuals in a specific household. I presume you had a reason for deciding on Carrignafoy as the place to search in Queenstown(Cobh). From the LDS list of District Electoral Divisions Carrignafoy is listed in a number of cases as follows 1911 Queenstown Rural No. 1 D.E.D. 104/5-21 Townlands: Ashgrove, Ballybrassil, Ballydaniel Beg, Ballydaniel More, Ballydulea, Ballyellane, Ballymore, Ballynatra, Ballywilliam, Belgrove, Carrignafoy, Currabally, Cuskinny, Fanick, Rossleague, Walterstown, Cork Harbour FHL BRITISH Film 2046786 1911 Queenstown Urban No. 1 D.E.D. 105/1 Carrignafoy Town FHL BRITISH Film 2046786 1911 Queenstown Urban No. 1 D.E.D. 105/2-10 Queenstown (Carrignafoy Town): Cottrell's Row Lower, Cottrell's Row Middle, East Hill, Queen Street, The Mall, Albert Terrace, Athenian Terrace, Brighton Avenue, Fort Lisle FHL BRITISH Film 2046787 1911 Queenstown Urban No. 1 D.E.D. 105/11-19 Queenstown ( Carrignafoy Town): Harbour Terrace, Hill View Terrace, Meehan's Terrace, St. Maur's Terrace, Summer Hill Terrace, Sea View Terrace, Wilmount Terrace, Burke's Glen, Cottrell's Row Upper FHL BRITISH Film 2046788 1911 Queenstown Urban No. 2 D.E.D. 106/15-25 Townlands: Ballydulea, Ballywilliam, Carrignafoy, Kilgarvan, Tiknock, Haulbowline Island, Rat or Coney Island, Rocky Island, Spike Island, Cork Harbour FHL BRITISH Film 2046789 If you go to http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp you will get the addresses in Ontario of Family History Centres where you can order these films. Regards, Brendan Jones > After that, they moved to Cobh but I have no certain knowledge of > exactly when. Stories passed down indicate that my wife's mother

Hi Art, Why bother with the expense of going to Dublin, or hiring a reseacher (see list of availability at www.nli.ie.) when the local LDS Family History Centre to you has the 1901 and 1911 Censuses on film. Mind you one needs to know the DED ( District Electoral District) name of the specific place you wish to search, but you seem to have that info. Btw, don't conclude that because she viewed the Titanic on its outward journey from the hill overlooking the harbour that she lived in Cobh. Hundreds of people went there from several counties to see the ship that day. Of general interest is which governement dept. in Dublindid you contact previously, and how much did it cost you? Please reply to the LIST ONLY Padraig Mor An Sean Gabhar > Hi: Badly in need of local knowledge. > I am tracing a SILLETT family and I have a record of them in > Clonakilty in the 1901 census. > After that, they moved to Cobh but I have no certain knowledge of > exactly when. Stories passed down indicate that my wife's mother > watched the "Titanic" from "the cliffs", which would put the family > in Cobh in 1912 and with a good chance of appearing on the 1911 > Census (I know, it's a bit of a guess). > Not fully understanding the area, or the census, I sent to Dublin for > the census of townland of Carrignafoy, Electoral district Queenstown > No. 2, Barony of Barrymore, Parish of Templerobin. Received back a > Form B (House & Building Return) and a Form N (Enumerators Abstract > for a Townland). Only the head of family and landholder seem to be > recorded in each of 12 houses on Form B, and Form N seems mostly > about religious profession. No sign of the Sillett name, leaving me > with the feeling that I don't know what I'm doing ! > My question: Is it possible to go to Dublin and do a physical search > of the 1911 Census for Cobh ? If such a search was successful, would > there be a form which would show the complete household together with > names, ages, occupations etc., similar to what I have for 1901 ? > Would appreciate any help in understanding what is > available. Art Pearse in Ontario > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-CORK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CORK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hello Art - I think what you have are the covering sheets which seem to accompany the household census forms. I have some from Roscommon and Galway which have another sheet with all the household detailed. If these exist then you certainly should be able to obtain them from the Dublin office. Regards, Patsy - New Zealand. > Hi: Badly in need of local knowledge. > I am tracing a SILLETT family and I have a record of them in > Clonakilty in the 1901 census. > After that, they moved to Cobh but I have no certain knowledge of > exactly when. Stories passed down indicate that my wife's mother > watched the "Titanic" from "the cliffs", which would put the family > in Cobh in 1912 and with a good chance of appearing on the 1911 > Census (I know, it's a bit of a guess). > Not fully understanding the area, or the census, I sent to Dublin for > the census of townland of Carrignafoy, Electoral district Queenstown > No. 2, Barony of Barrymore, Parish of Templerobin. Received back a > Form B (House & Building Return) and a Form N (Enumerators Abstract > for a Townland). Only the head of family and landholder seem to be > recorded in each of 12 houses on Form B, and Form N seems mostly > about religious profession. No sign of the Sillett name, leaving me > with the feeling that I don't know what I'm doing ! > My question: Is it possible to go to Dublin and do a physical search > of the 1911 Census for Cobh ? If such a search was successful, would > there be a form which would show the complete household together with > names, ages, occupations etc., similar to what I have for 1901 ? > Would appreciate any help in understanding what is > available. Art Pearse in Ontario > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-CORK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Dear List, My great-great-grandmother, Margaret M. O'Holleran (name from my great-grandmother's death certificate in Detroit, Michigan) was born in County Cork according to two of her daughters. I realize the name can be spelled many ways. Margaret was born c. 1826. She seems to have married a soldier named William CARR (born c. 1808), prior to 1844, their first child was born in Newfoundland that year. William was born in Northumberland, and was a Protestant. Margaret and all the nine children were Catholic. The family later moved to London, Ontario and later to Sarnia, Ontario. William had a pension from the army by then and was a night watchman at the railroad in London, Ontario. All his sons and daughters were connected with the railroad. Al in Iowa City, Iowa USA ________________________________________________________________________ Check out AOL.com today. Breaking news, video search, pictures, email and IM. All on demand. Always Free.

Hi: Badly in need of local knowledge. I am tracing a SILLETT family and I have a record of them in Clonakilty in the 1901 census. After that, they moved to Cobh but I have no certain knowledge of exactly when. Stories passed down indicate that my wife's mother watched the "Titanic" from "the cliffs", which would put the family in Cobh in 1912 and with a good chance of appearing on the 1911 Census (I know, it's a bit of a guess). Not fully understanding the area, or the census, I sent to Dublin for the census of townland of Carrignafoy, Electoral district Queenstown No. 2, Barony of Barrymore, Parish of Templerobin. Received back a Form B (House & Building Return) and a Form N (Enumerators Abstract for a Townland). Only the head of family and landholder seem to be recorded in each of 12 houses on Form B, and Form N seems mostly about religious profession. No sign of the Sillett name, leaving me with the feeling that I don't know what I'm doing ! My question: Is it possible to go to Dublin and do a physical search of the 1911 Census for Cobh ? If such a search was successful, would there be a form which would show the complete household together with names, ages, occupations etc., similar to what I have for 1901 ? Would appreciate any help in understanding what is available. Art Pearse in Ontario

Found in Clonakility Cork. Oct 13th 1850. In Chapel. Mary Ann to Michael Geoghegan & Mary Blake. Witnessed by Thomas Blake & Mary Geoghegan. jo

Wanting know information on the family of John Forde from County Cork who married Annie Corban in the 1920's before migrating to Australia in the early 1930's. John was an uncle to Martin Forde who also migrated to Australia and Rose who I believe is a Nunn still living in Ireland. John Forde was also the son of John Forde. Regards, Grant Forde, Australia

First thing to do is go to the LDS and check the indexes of marriages starting at 1918-1921 on film #0101264, then, if no joy, try 1922 on # 0101735, or 1923-1926 on 0101736, or 1927-1929 on 0101737. But before you go to the LDS download a list of the PLU's (Reg.Districts) for Co. Cork ( get it at www.seanruad.com) and take it with you as it will help eliminate non-Cork entries of similar names. Next step is to get a copy of the certificate from www.groireland.ie by relaying the Year, the Names, the Page and Volume numbers. The cewrtificate will then show Fordes father's name. At that point you're back to the LDS to check Fordes birth record and his father's marriage, etc. Much work, but that's genealogical research! Hoping that some reader on this or any any List will have the same specific interest in your John Forde - which is a common one in Cork-- can be wishful thinking. Good hunting! Padraig Mor An Sean Gabhar Forde <sforde4@bigpond.com> wrote: Wanting know information on the family of John Forde from County Cork who married Annie Corban in the 1920's before migrating to Australia in the early 1930's. John was an uncle to Martin Forde who also migrated to Australia and Rose who I believe is a Nunn still living in Ireland. John Forde was also the son of John Forde. Regards, Grant Forde, Australia ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CORK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi, I'm new to the list so forgive any gaffs. I'm seeking information on the parents and ancestry of the brothers in the subject line. Both were born in County Cork but where in the county is not listed on the census reports. Their parents were Patrick O'Sullivan and Margaret O'Brien and that's the extent of my knowledge as far as those two go. Jeremiah was in West Newbury/Newburyport, Massachusetts by 19 Nov 1854 as that was when he married Margaret Warren d/o Daniel Warren and Mary ?. She was born Abt. 1830 in County Kerry....again...where in the county I don't know. Jeremiah died in West Newbury 10 Jun 1882. Patrick was in West Newbury/Newburyport by 27 Oct 1855 which is when he married Hannah (Hannora) Wallace d/o William Wallace and Hannah ?. She was born abt 1835 supposedly in Cork. Patrick died between 1860-1870. He may have died in Vermont where his fourth child was born or he could have died in Michigan. For all I know, he died in Canada. Anyway, by 1870, Hannah was settled in Detroit, Wayne County, MI with her four children: William, Patrick Henry, Margaret, and Jeremiah. If anyone has any information on this family before its arrival in the US or information on Patrick's death, I'd love to here from you. Stay well, stay safe, and may you always have enough, Chris

Hi list If anyone is researching the above names especially from the Kanturk / Killeenleigh area I would like to hear from you Thank you Mick RITA WINKLE

Hi Maria, Croke Park was so named after Archbishop Croke of Cashel county Tipperary who was the first patron of the GAA (Gaelic Athletic Association). He was born in North County Cork in 1824 in a place named Ballclough. Regards, Brendan Jones. > Does anyone know who Croke Park was named for? My gggrandfather was John > Edmondson Croke but when he came to the US he changed his name to John Croke > Edmondson to escape conscription. So, the subject, Croke Park, really caught > my eye. John was born in Co. Kilkenny, Mooncoin Ireland in 1831. > > Thanks, > Maria Hearn

Hi I read with interest your email re RING. My gt gma about 1740s came from RING family, CORK, They were land owners. Any connection.? Lorraine Egan www.radleysofcork.bigpondhosting.com ----- Original Message ----- From: <EilGrffths@aol.com> To: <irl-cork@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 5:41 AM Subject: Croke Park > We will be supporting the Rebel County on Sunday. > The part of Wales I come from is indebted to County Cork, it is there many > settled during and after the Famine. > When I hear of the Great Christy Ring, it brings back memories of a Johnny > Ring who played International Rugby Union and Rugby League for Wales and his a > descendant of Rings from County Cork, he may even have been related. That is > something I will have to look into. > I will be holidaying with my wife in the Glengarriff area last week of > September, so keep the Red flags flying. > By the way Johnny Ring was from Aberavon, Port Talbot, my own town. > > Lets skin the Cats on Sunday. > > John Patrick Griffiths > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CORK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

UP CORK!!!......

Researching John Walsh of Liscarroll, Co. Cork, Ireland. Any information appreciated. \Researching John Flynn of Co. Cork, Ireland. Wife Mary? Any help appreciated. Researching Edward Dunn of Co.Cork, Ireland. Any help appreaciated. Thanks Lois

Hi John, My late sister was a bridesmaid at Christy Ring's wedding to Rita Taylor. Christy was born in Cloyne in County Cork. As you probably know Cork are going for three Hurling All Irelands in a row. My late mother was born in Glengarriff and my paternal great grand father came from Wales. Regards, Brendan Jones. Cork (The real capital of Ireland). > When I hear of the Great Christy Ring, it brings back memories of a Johnny

Does anyone know who Croke Park was named for? My gggrandfather was John Edmondson Croke but when he came to the US he changed his name to John Croke Edmondson to escape conscription. So, the subject, Croke Park, really caught my eye. John was born in Co. Kilkenny, Mooncoin Ireland in 1831. Thanks, Maria Hearn California ----- Original Message ----- From: <EilGrffths@aol.com> To: <irl-cork@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 12:41 PM Subject: Croke Park > We will be supporting the Rebel County on Sunday. > The part of Wales I come from is indebted to County Cork, it is there many > settled during and after the Famine. > When I hear of the Great Christy Ring, it brings back memories of a Johnny > Ring who played International Rugby Union and Rugby League for Wales and his a > descendant of Rings from County Cork, he may even have been related. That is > something I will have to look into. > I will be holidaying with my wife in the Glengarriff area last week of > September, so keep the Red flags flying. > By the way Johnny Ring was from Aberavon, Port Talbot, my own town. > > Lets skin the Cats on Sunday. > > John Patrick Griffiths > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CORK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

We will be supporting the Rebel County on Sunday. The part of Wales I come from is indebted to County Cork, it is there many settled during and after the Famine. When I hear of the Great Christy Ring, it brings back memories of a Johnny Ring who played International Rugby Union and Rugby League for Wales and his a descendant of Rings from County Cork, he may even have been related. That is something I will have to look into. I will be holidaying with my wife in the Glengarriff area last week of September, so keep the Red flags flying. By the way Johnny Ring was from Aberavon, Port Talbot, my own town. Lets skin the Cats on Sunday. John Patrick Griffiths

Hello Listers. When you are doing Irish genealogy why not listen to something from Ireland. Put RTE 1 into search engine, and you can have that Lilting Irish Tongue while you look for those dear souls of days gone by. You can log on to talk shows, programmes past,and many more. There is Irish Music, Hurling/Football matches you can play back . Give it a try. John Patrick in a rather wet Wales.

Hi, I'm new to the list so please forgive any gaffs. I'm searching for information on the above couple. All I have so far is their names and county of origin both taken from the marriage records of Patrick and Jeremiah Sullivan. Jeremiah was born in Cork on 20 Jan 1829 and died in West Newbury Massachusetts on 10 Jun 1882. On 19 Nov 1854 in Newburyport MA, he married Mary/Margaret Warren d/o of Daniel Warren and his wife Mary. She was born in County Kerry Abt. 1830 and died in West Newbury on 06 Mar 1904. Patrick was born in Cork Abt. 1830 and died in the States sometime between 1860 and 1870. On 27 Oct 1855 in Newburyport he married Hannah Wallace d/o William Wallace and his wife Hannah. She was born supposedly in Cork Abt. 1835 and died in Detroit Michigan sometime between 1892 and 1900. Any help with the parents of these two brothers and any siblings would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, Chris Thomas Muskegon, MI