Does anyone have any information on a Patrick Driscoll who married a Julia Sheridan in the late 1850's. Children James ,Catherine and Patrick all born in Ireland 1860's circa. Went to London about 1863/64 Julia born 1864 in Middlesex. The family immigrated in 1865 to US and settled in Jersey City, NJ. thanks for any help. Dolores

So, I'm looking for a marriage record of Patrick J. O'Connell and Mary Donegan between, say, 1835 and 1861 John, you might try searching for the death record after 1864 un Cork for this couple. LDS has index films of deaths and then you can rent the film with the death record from them to see if it might be yours. Regards, Candi in California

I have a page of Crowley and a page of Cullotty marriages and Christenings for Kerry and Cork for about 1830 to 1860. Let me know if you need a look up. Please be patient. It looks like it a copy from an LDS film but the top and bottem are faded. Its in with some genealogy that I inherited from an aunt. As it is now Friday I may not get to them until Monday. Cheryl

Hi, I recently obtained a copy of the death record of my great grandfather, Patrick J. O'Connell who died in Newark, NJ in 1929. Patrick's Father was also Patrick J. O'Connell and his mother was Mary Donegan. Patrick, the younger, was born between 1853 and 1861, most likely 1856. So, I'm looking for a marriage record of Patrick J. O'Connell and Mary Donegan between, say, 1835 and 1861. Family lore has it that this family was from Cork, I don't know if that's the city or the county. Family stories also claim that there's a distant connection to Daniel O'Connell, the Liberator. My great grandfather emigrated to the USA about 1864. He married Frederica Spring, from Limerick, in Jersey City, New Jersey in the early 1880's and raised a family in Newark. I've loaded a gedcom file concerning this family onto RootsWeb's WorldConnect. It's name is oconldunl and can be found at _http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=oconldunl&I11.x=43&I11.y=3_ (http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=oconldunl&I11.x=43&I11.y=3) . Thanks, John F

Looking for birth, death, marriage, parents/siblings for Jeremiah Donovan born late 1700's Banion/Bandon Co. Cork. Jeremiah married Margaret Connell in Ireland. Children (all born in Ireland) that I know of are Jeremiah Lawrence born abt 1820 Elizabeth Mary John Jeremiah died in Ireland, date unknown. Margaret and children came to Saint John NB Canada prior to 1852. Lawrence married in Saint John in 1852. Information is sketchy but its all I have. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Barbie

Hello, I have come across ship passenger records for a ship, the Jane Anderson that sailed from Ireland to the US. It arrived on July 3, 1848, in New York. The steerage passengers included: Peter McCarthy, age 30, from Cork Mary McCarthy, age 18, spinster from Cork Catharine Rearden, age 19, spinster from Cork Hanora Rearden, age 18 spinster from Cork Timothy Rearden, age 17 from Cork Thomas Rearden, age 14 from Cork My Catharine Reardon/Rearden, daughter of Margaret and Denis from Co. Cork, was married to Charles Peter McCarthy, Charles Peter went by Peter. They lived in Cincinnati OH. On the 1880 US Census. A few doors down the street from the McCarthys, a Timothy Reardon lived, and next door to Tim was Patrick. Patrick had his mother-in-law living with him...Margaret! I believe that the McCarthys and Reardens on the Jane Anderson, are my people. It looks like Peter and Catharine met on the ship to the US. I am not sure, but I think they came from around Kanturk and Boherbue Cork. Does anyone have any other info on these people? Susan Marshall

Dear Cork Listers, I have a Michael Buttimore who appears on Griffith's as living in MacLoneigh Parish, Annahala West. Can someone clarify what this tells me as to my next research move? Thanks for any thoughts. Margaret Oliver USA

GDAY:) Is anyone Researching this family Please Sara Louisa DEAKER(D'ACRE) Married THOMAS BENNETT 18 October 1866...Clonakilty Co Cork Ireland DEAKER(D'ACRE) Is one of My Direct Lines thru Ireland Thankyou Regards Cathy:) Send instant messages to your online friends http://au.messenger.yahoo.com

> > >> I have hit a brickwall with my SULLIVAN direct line. I have found them in >> Rhymney, Wales and in Northeast Pennsylvania around the Old Forge, Minooka, >> Taylor areas of Scranton but I have not been able to get them back to >> Ireland. Folk lore has they were from County Cork. >> >> I am contemplating participating in SULLIVAN DNA Project. Any commentts, >> suggestions wud be appreciated >> >> Regards, >> >> Walt >> Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com >> >> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=wsullivw >> http://www.gencircles.com/users/wsullivw >> http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/u/l/Walton--J-Sullivan/index.html >> >

> > >> I have hit a brickwall with my SULLIVAN direct line. I have found them in >> Rhymney, Wales and in Northeast Pennsylvania around the Old Forge, Minooka, >> Taylor areas of Scranton but I have not been able to get them back to >> Ireland. Folk lore has they were from County Cork. >> >> I am contemplating participating in SULLIVAN DNA Project. Any comments, >> suggestions wud be appreciated >> >> Regards, >> >> Walt >> Walton J. Sullivan at wsullivw@aol.com >> Paternal - SULLIVAN, COLEMAN, CUMMINGS, O'BRIEN, BOLD, BLACK, BRENNAN, >> CAFFREY, CASEY, CAVENEY, CARROLL, CAVANAUGH, COLLINS, CORBETT, COSTELLO, CROWE, >> DISKIN, DOBBINS, DONEGAN, FARRELL, FEE, FORKIN, GABRIEL, GIBLIN, GORMAN, >> GERRITY, GREP, HUTCHISON, JENKINS, JENNINGS, LAW, LYNCH, MANLEY, MC ALOON, MC >> GEHEE, MC GREEVEY, MC NALLY, MC DONNELL, MC DONALD, NIEMANN, O'CONNOR, >> O'DONNELL, ORMSBY, PHILBIN, PUCCIO, REGAN, ROLAND, SALERNO, SHEA, SHIELDS, >> STAFFORD, STANTON, STEINHAUSER, WALTON, WEISS, >> >> PA-Old Forge, Dunmore, Minooka, Taylor, Scranton, Carbondale, Hawley, Mt. >> Pleasant, Pittsburgh; NY-Kingston, New Amsterdam; Wisconsin; Wales-Rhymney, >> Tredegar; Ireland-Co Mayo, Co Sligo >> http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=wsullivw >> http://www.gencircles.com/users/wsullivw >> http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/u/l/Walton--J-Sullivan/index.html >> >

Would like to find the marriage of Michael McCARTHY(McCARTY) to Johannah(Hannah,Johanne)READON(RIORDAN). They had 3 known children: 1-Julia,b. 5 Jul 1851 2-Anna(Bridget), b. 3 Jul 1854; 3-Jonny, b. abt. 1855 - Family tradition says born in County Cork. They arrived in New York City on 21 Jun 1855 aboard the ship "Richard Robinson". #2 child, "Bridget", is listed with this given name on the ship list and in 1860 Rock Co.,WI Census, but listed as "Anna", but several other census records list her as Anna. Are the given names Bridget and Anna interchangeable? Or could they be a first and middle given names? Is there a website for nicknames for Irish given names? Appreciate any help. Renee __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hi Listers I am tracing my wife's ancesters - James Fitzgerals B: 01/22/1870 son of William Fitzgerald & /Honora Halloran Castletown Roche - Co Cork Irl emmergrated to Boston, Mass USA in 1889 - Married Nora Carroll in 1900 in Braintree Mass. James had 9 siblings - wehave no record of any of them - All born in Castleroche parish in County Coprk. All of them Fitzgeralds Ellen 1854 Hanora 867 Elizabeth 1857 James 1870 (my wifes G Father) Catherine 1859 William 1872 Margaret 1861 Mary 1876 John 1864 Thomas 1879 If anyone came across these people in searches please let us know. We did not know of all the siblings the G Father (James) had Thanks to all Jim O'Donnell

Hi all, I am new to the list and researching Peter HUNTER born abt 1808 Downpatrick. Peter was the son of Thomas HUNTER who was High Sheriff in Dublin. Sometime around 1825 or maybe a few years later Peter HUNTER, who was a policeman in Cork, married Jane BROWN who run a house of ill repute. The story goes that Jane was the mistress of Capt TOWNSEND, who lived near the City of Cork, and continued to be so during her marriage to Peter HUNTER. She supposedly sold her daughter and another girl to sea captains for vile purposes. Jane was charged with this crime and died in the Dublin jail. The story is suppose to have been in the paper. Would SKS know if I can do lookups in the paper? The story should have been printed in the late 1830's or early 1840's, if I have worked it out correctly. Also is there any way I could look up this Capt Townsend. In 1836 or 1837 Peter Hunter went to Kanturk Co Cork where he was a clerk for the Coach Company he then married Jane Connor and had a daughter in 1839. TIA Maryanne South Australia

Hi Listers Tracing my wife's ancestors - no record of any on her GFather's (James) siblings or the Carrols other than Hanora All these Parishs I was told are in County Cork Any help would be appreciated Thanks Jim O'Donnell FITZGERALDS William Fitzgerald Honora Halloran B. M. 1853 Parish. Castletownroche - RC Townland/St. Ballydeague Witness James Walsh - Elizabeth Fitzgerald D. Honora Halloran Parents Maurice Halloran, Ellen Sullivan M. 01/27/1860, Parish: Mournebray Witnesses: Thomas Ronayne John Burke Children of William Fitzgerald and Hanora Halloran Ellen 1854 Hanora 1867 Elizabeth 1857 ** James 1870 Catherine 1859 William 1872 Margaret 1861 Mary 1876 John 1864 Thomas 1879 ======================================================================================== James Fitzgerald Nora Carroll B. 01/22/1870 10/21/1871 James: Birth Certificate shows he was born in Parrish: Castletownroche and witnesses were John Fox and Mary Mc Namara. Priest J.O'Donoghue Nora: Birth Certificate shows she was born in Parrish: Killavullen RC Christning Witnesses: Daniel Donohue and Mary Carroll Priest: J O L?? M. 11/16/1900 St. Mary's RC Church Brookline, Mass. D. . James Emigrated to Boston, US - April 1889 No record of Nora's emigration tot he US

Am looking for any information on the Rev.JULIUS RADLEY, KILBERERT, MACROOM (in Slaters 1846 directory). Any info. on his immediate family. Thanks Lormar.

It would be worth searching the 1901 & 1911 censuses. It is fairly labor-intensive, but the Irish censuses contained much useful information. They are available through the LDS Family History Centers. Dave Collins #2 LAWLER FAMILY LIVING IN CORK [MAGSTAT@aol.com] > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > LAWLER FAMILY LIVING IN CORK > From: > MAGSTAT@aol.com > Date: > Wed, 18 Jan 2006 11:55:04 EST > To: > IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com > > >I am searching for the family of John Lawlor (or Lawler), who was >better-known by the nickname "Jack". He was originally from County Carlow, was born in >about 1880, but was living in the City of Cork, County Cork, Ireland by >about 1910. He apparently remained there for the rest of his life, and died in >about 1935. He was married and had 4 children: John, Cornelius, Mary & Patrick (all born between about 1902 and 1911). John and Cornelius died as >children, but Mary (born December, 1909) and Patrick (born September, 1911) >apparently lived into adulthood. He was a member of the Royal Engineers (along with >his brother Michael), and family stories indicated that he owned some type of >shop or commercial establishment in the City of Cork. > >Any assistance with this would be most appreciated. > >Peggy > > > > >

Looking for family of Jack Lawler who lived at No. 6B South Terrace, Cork in 1919. He had a wife and 4 children. Two of the children died before reaching adulthood. The other 2 children were Mary (born in December, 1909) and Patrick (born in September, 1911). Peggy

Hi Listers Does anyone know about the CLERY family of 1 Wellington Square Cork city Co Cork in 1869. Richard,Mary nee Neligan and sons John Francis and George. Erin from New Zealand

Hi Peggy, Your mystery address could well be South Terrace. There would not have been 613 houses there so it could be No. 6B. Regards, Brendan Jones. > I have an old letter with a relative's address on it. The only problem is > that the ink has faded since it was written in 1919, and also the handwriting >> > No. 6B ______?_______ Terrace, Cork, Ireland > > or > > No. 613 _______?____ Terrace, Cork Ireland > > There is only one word in the blank and it might be--but not necessarily > be--Louth. > > Peggy > >

Happy New Year to eveyone from New Zealand- back on deck again with the family search- always looking for information about CORKER- warm regards. Joan Cook. Whangarei. NZ