I have just read a glowing review in History Ireland of the Atlas of Cork City. This book may be useful to genealogists as the review says that the book has 38 chapters from 59 contributors as well as over 200 maps. It looks as though the chapter called The city in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries would be useful. I have tried to buy the book but it is sold out in all of the bookshops in Cork city but stocks are due back in this week. The publisher is Cork University Press and they have a website at http://www.corkuniversitypress.com

Hi Nancy, I am extremely interested in your book Cork National School Registers. Both of my gggrandparents were NS teachers in County Cork, Behagh NS, Ahakeera NS. Their names were John and Mary Buckley. I cannot find your book on ebay, can you tell me how I can locate it? I would love to have this book. Thanks Peggy

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 is fancy and difficult to read. All I can make out for sure is one of the following addresses: 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. It definitely ends in the letters "th". Are there any "sleuths" there in Cork City that might have a clue? I have been looking for these relatives for over 30 years and I really want to know. Thank you so much. Peggy

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

Hello again, listers I'm trying a new angle here. There's a possibility that the Catherine FLANNIGAN listed below is the sister of my 4xgr-grandmother, Mary Ann SALISBURY, 1819, Waterford, Ireland. Are there any FLANNIGAN researchers on the list who might have some information on the family listed below? If so, I would really like to make contact with you. Many thanks, Ros in Canada 1851 Census - Liverpool, England NAME EST BIRTH YR BIRTHPLACE RELATIONSHIP Catherine FLANNAGAN abt 1826 Ireland Wife John FLANNAGAN abt 1825 Ireland Head Patrick FLANNAGAN abt 1850 Liverpool Son Margaret BERRY abt 1806 Ireland Lodger Margaret BERRY abt 1839 Ireland Daughter Patrick BERRY abt 1843 Ireland Son

Birdberyl@aol.com asked: >Is anybody researching O'Keefe family in Fermoy from 1850 - 1920. In Ireland this surname is almost always spelled O'Keeffe. If you search the IrelandOldNews.com website for O'Keeffe and Fermoy, you will find results where these two words appear on the same page, though not always in the same context. For example, an Arthur O'Keeffe of Ballymahon is listed as a juror in the Fermoy Quarter sessions in January 1864. See http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cork/1864/JAN.html#18 for this report which also includes a Roger O'Keeffe and John Ahern bringing suit against the county surveyor over repairs to the road between Tallow and Cork. And see http://www.irelandoldnews.com/Cork/1878/JUN.html#19 for a report of an O'Keeffe playing a piano solo at St. Colman's College, Fermoy. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Is anybody researching O'Keefe family in Fermoy from 1850 - 1920. Beryl Bird

Hello Corkers, Perhaps some of you would be interested in the following-- >> "The LDS Family History Library has announced that it has > begun the process >> of digitizing and making available on the Internet all of the > Family History >> books in their collection. These are primarily books in the > "929.273Series" >> that are currently housed on the first floor of the Family > History Library >> (previously housed on the fourth floor of the Joseph Smith > Memorial Building). >> At the present time (September 2005), about 5000 books have > been digitized >> and are available, and they have announced that they are > adding about 100 >> titles a week to the on-line collection. Copyright issues are > playing a role in >> determining the order in which they progress through this > task; books out of >> copyright are being done first." >> Go to the web site of the Harold B. Lee Library at BYU >> at http://www.lib.byu.edu/ , then on the home page, follow the > links:Find Other Materials; >> Electronic; On Line Collections at BYU; Text Collections tab; > Family History Archive >> from the list of collections that are displayed. The search box > on the left >> seems to be he one to find your books at and the search box on > the right is >> for searching within the pages on screen. I hope that this is not offensive to anyone...difficult times call for difficult measures...I have placed a book on ebay...Cork National School Registers...if anyone is interested in bidding! Take care, Nancy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

Hello List! I found an entry on the Cardiff 1901 census JOHN O'BRIEN where he states his place of birth as CLONAKILLY I thought that perhaps this was really CLONAKILTY, but have since found CLONAKILLY as a registration district of Cork. Could anyone clear this up for me? I'm unsure whether CLONAKILLY still exists or whether it really is CLONAKILTY - Very confused! Julie

Elizabeth <viam@trump.net.au> asked: >Is there a kind soul out there who has access to the Cork Examiner and >who wouldn't mind checking a couple of entries for me? I do not have >access to the paper here. Namely: >CLERKE, Thomas; ; Skibbereen COR IRL>Malaga ESP; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); >1856-1-9; See http://www.IrelandOldNews.com/Cork/1856/JAN.html#9 >CLERKE, William St John; 39; Skibbereen COR IRL; Cork Examiner; 1862-3-31; not online >CLERKE, Avisia ( ); 62; Skibbereen COR IRL; Cork Examiner; 1863-1-27; not online >CLERKE, Thomas W; ; ; Irish-American (NYC NY); 1885-12-26; not online - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Irish Death Notice Database ahern@world.std.com | http://www.irelandoldnews.com/obits/ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Is there a kind soul out there who has access to the Cork Examiner and who wouldn't mind checking a couple of entries for me? I do not have access to the paper here. Namely: CLERKE, Thomas; ; Skibbereen COR IRL>Malaga ESP; Cork Examiner (COR IRL); 1856-1-9; CLERKE, William St John; 39; Skibbereen COR IRL; Cork Examiner; 1862-3-31; CLERKE, Avisia ( ); 62; Skibbereen COR IRL; Cork Examiner; 1863-1-27; CLERKE, Thomas W; ; ; Irish-American (NYC NY); 1885-12-26; I am happy to do reciprocal Australian research. Elizabeth Hobart

Hello, listers I'm still on the lookout for information on the surname SALISBURY in Ireland. My 4 x great-grandmother was Mary Ann SALISBURY, b. 1819, Waterford. She married Robert MORLEY in Montreal in 1838 but I don't know when she left Ireland. If any of you are researching the surname SALISBURY or can point me in the direction of anyone who is, I'd be grateful. Thanks, Ros in Canada Mary Ann's baptism: 5195 SALISBURRY, Mary Ann 5 July 1819 Father: Timothy Mother: Mary late BORRIS Sponsors: Stephen CONNER & Mary Ann RYAN Parish: ST JOHNS Church: ST JOHNS Priest: Patrick MORISSEY B/M 1818-1828 P.37 Baptism of her sister: 5195 SALISBURRY, Ann 22 July 1828 Father: Timothy Mother: Mary late BORRIS Sponsors: John CONNER & Johanna MURPHY Parish: ST JOHNS Church: ST JOHNS Priest: T DIXON B/M 1818-1828 P.203 Possible baptism of Mary Ann's father, Timothy: 1132 SALSBURY, Timothy 18 February 1787 Father: John Mother: Mary (surname: POWER) Sponsors: - Parish: St Patrick's Church: St Patrick's Priest: Fleury ARCHDEACON B/1773-1812 P.49

Can anyone help me, please, by letting me know the location (townland, parish etc, if possible) of "Finchey Island, Co.Cork"? I ask this because "Samuel Riggs son and heir of Edward Riggs of Finchey Island, Co.Cork, Ireland, Esq" was admitted to the Middle Temple 1680May10 - source: Register of Admissions to the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple from the Fifteenth century to the year 1944, published 1949 Butterworth & Co (Publishers) Ltd, Temple Bar, London. I believe his father Edward may have been Edward Riggs, Esq, M.P., who is referred to as "the Second Edward Riggs of Riggsdale" (Rigsdale is a townland in Dunderrow Parish, co.Cork). If so, this Samuel may well be the Samuel Riggs of East Gully, whose Will was abstracted 1687Nov01 in the Cork and Ross Diocese - source: Indexes to Irish Wills, 5 vols, by W. Phillimore and G. Thrift, originally published 1909-20, reprinted 1970 Genealogical Publishing Co.Inc, Baltimore, Maryland, USA. Gully was apparently a townland in the civil parish of Ballymodan, which was under the Poor Law Union of Bandon, therefore not too far from Rigsdale (which is just outside and to the south-west of Halfway). Samuel dying would square with the fact that, when Edward's son, Rt.Hon.Edward Riggs of Dublin, P.C., M.P. was admitted to the Middle Temple 1698Oct1 he was described as "second son of Edward Riggs", because Rt.Hon.Edward Riggs's elder brother Allen Riggs of Dunmanway, Co.Cork would have become the eldest son and heir on Samuel's death. Any suggestions would be very much appreciated. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ <@¿@> Geoff Riggs \~/ Chepstow, South Wales, UK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (@¿@) Searching for the Missing Links in the (~) RIGGS Surname Study www.riggs.org.uk ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ \\\|/// Please let me know if \\ ~ ~ // you happen to spot one ( @ @ ) riggs@one-name.org ----oOOo-(_)-oOOo---- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hi the following is information kindly provided as a result of her Research by Sharon Haggerty, it is information from various Parishes in the Bandon area . Norm rather than block up the system with my emailed info contact me off list the info covers the follwing Parishes Kilbrogan , Ballymoden , Marah (Murragh),Kollowen and Desertserges Parishes , if anyone else wishes to have copies of these Parish records then by all means contact me off list. Please bear in mind that with some Parishes Sharon only recorded names that were of primary interest to her , however as i discovered there is still a lot of info to be gained. Regards Ron Lanning INNISHANNON PARISH, COUNTY CORK (East of Bandon) RCBL Registers #P142-11: 1693-1787; P142-12: 1788-1844 MARRIAGES DATE HUSBAND WIFE OTHER 26 Dec 1701 John LANNIN Margaret HOWE banns 2 May 1706 John ROBERTS Sarah WEBB banns 25 Dec 1708 Richard JENNINGS Joan TANNER banns 9 Feb 1813 or 14 Nicholas HALES Elizabeth LANIN banns 12 Nov 1717 Thomas ROUNSIFIELD Jane JAGOE banns 12 Jan 1719 or 20 John WEBB Mary HARRIS banns 23 May 1722 John NEWMAN Mary JAGOE banns 26 Sep 1726 William GIBSON Susanna JAGOE banns 27 Jun 1730 Barnabas DEAN Elizabeth JAGOE banns 8 Mar 1735 or 36 Nicholas HALES Letticia PAYNE banns 6 Feb 1736 or 37 William ELLIS Catherine HORNEYBROOKE banns 2 Mar 1741 or 42 Lancelot ARMSTRONG Mary JAGOE banns 2 Apr 1755 Thomas HEGORTY Grace BURNOM banns 18 Sep 1791 Matt/w PARRETT Mary PARRETT banns 9 Aug 1795 William SEABRIGHT Elizabeth WOLFE both of Kilbrogan, banns 3 Jan 1796 Robert MEDLEY Elizabeth COOMBS banns 24 Jan 1796 John Rice Mary HEAGERTY banns 19 Mar 1796 Jer/h KEMP Catherine HAWKINS, widow of Cork lic [nothing in the register at all in 1797] 23 May 1798 John LANNON Letitia HEALES banns 19 Nov 1799 Robert WARNER Ann FORBES banns 22 Feb 1803 David SULLIVAN Esther FORBES banns 25 Apr 1809 James PURCELL Letitia HEALES banns [in the years 1810-1811 there were many soldiers married-must have been stationed in the area] 22 Nov 1814 John HEALES Sarah SERJEANT banns 13 Apr 1815 William SERJEANT Rebeckah PAYNE banns [were they in NB?] 28 Oct 1820 David NAGLE of Carhuvauler Eliza PHIPPS of Innishannon lic 10 Sep 1822 John HOLLAND Sarah CROWLY both of Innishannon banns 16 Dec 1828 William GOOD of Kilmurry parish Elizabeth DODD, Innishannon banns 16 Jan 1830 Richard GOOD of Barrys Hall, county of Cork Mary PARRETT of Currinure, parish of Innishannon lic 22 May 1830 Richard WOLFE, farmer, of Kilmeen, county of Cork Lydia ROBERTS of Anagh, parish of Innishannon lic 14 May 1835 Richard WEBB of Cork Mary Ann EVANS of Bandon, parish of Ballimodan 5 Aug 1838 Mr. William MILLS of Kinsale Miss Jane MURRAY of Kinsale, Parish of St. Multose lic 14 Jan 1841 Thomas WOODS of Gurrane, county of Cork Martha PERROTT of Curranure parish of Innishannon lic 23 Jan 1841 Bartholomew RADLEY of Kilshannick parish Anne TANNER of Dunkaareen, parish of Innishannon lic 23 Jun 1842 Nicholas HALES of Knockroe, parish of Innishannon Mary FULLER of Dunmanway lic BAPTISMS DATE BAP. BORN SURNAME CHILD PARENT/S OTHER (note, I grouped these by families, but omitted many families) 18 Nov 1705 LANIN Elizabeth Nath'l 7 Jun 1708 George 21 Jan 1710 or 11 Nathanael 20 Aug 1713 John 18 Jun 1716 Thomas 12 Nov 1718 Joseph 27 Sep 1702 LANIN Hannah Thomas 27 Dec 1703 Anthony 27 Nov 1705 John 7 Mar 1707 Dorothy 7 Nov 1710 Joseph 19 Nov 1713 Elizabeth 23 Feb 1715 or 16 Mary 1 Nov 1702 LANIN Hannah John 29 Mar 1704 Thomas 11 Jul 1706 Margaret 21 Aug 1707 John 16 Mar 1706 or 07 LANIN Thomas George 15 Aug 1715 JAGOE John Richard 29 Apr 1718 JAGOE Bridget John 26 Aug 1716 LANIN Hannah Samuel 9 Nov 1718 John 19 Feb 1737 or 38 HALES Elizabeth Nicholas 9 ??? 1753 HAYLES Ann Nicholas 23 Nov 1788 MORGAN Margaret William, Catherine 22 Mar 1789 HALES Mary Robert, Ann 4 Oct 1789 HEALES John Sylvanus, Elizbeth 10 Apr 1791 HOWE Esther David 26 Jun 1791 MORGAN John W., Mary 17 Oct 1791 ROBERTS Benjamin George, Lydia 8 Jan 1792 HEALES Anna Sylvanus, Elizabeth 9 Apr 1792 HEALES Ann Robert, Ann 2 Jun 1793 HEALES Elizabeth Sylvanus, Elizabeth 28 Jul 1793 GOOD Sarah Thomas, Sarah 27 Oct 1793 ROBERTS "A Son & Daughter" George of Anagh Rec'd into church 1 Oct 1794 HEALES John John 10 Jan 1796 BENNET Michael James, Catherine 14 Mar 1796 SERGEANT James William, Hannah 6 Nov 1796 GOOD Elizabeth Thomas, Sarah 3 Mar 1799 BENNET Elizabeth James, Catherine 31 Mar 1799 GOOD Rebecca Thomas, Sarah 28 Apr 1799 LANNON Mary John, Letitia 25 Aug 1799 HAYLES John Robert, Anna Maria 5 children rec'd into church Nicholas Robert Mary Elizabeth 19 Jan 1800 WEBB Sarah Thomas, Sarah 24 Jul 1803 WEBB Thomas Thomas, Sarah 3 Jul 1805 SEALY Maria Frances Francis, Rose of Woodview 22 Feb 1806 WEBB Rebecca Thomas, Sarah 25 Feb 1806 SEALY William Francis, Rose of Woodview 30 Jun 1809 SEALY John Francis, Rose of Woodview 11 Jun 1809 PARROT Susanna Richard, Marianne 7 Oct 1810 HOWE Ellen a foundling 19 Jun 1811 WEBB Elizabeth Thomas, Sarah 9 Feb 1812 SERJEANT Sarah & Ann William, Hannah rec'd into church 10 May 1812 LANNON Aanthony John, Letitia 18 Apr 1813 SEALY Ludlow Mansergh Francis, Rose 18 Aug 1814 ROBERTS Margaret Thomas, Mary 1 Feb 1815 LANNON Jane John, Letitia 18 Jan 1816 HORNIBROOK John Thomas 4 Feb 1816 HEALES Hannah J., S. 16 Jun 1816 SERJEANT William William, Rebeckah 14 Jun 1817 CLEAR John Richard, Ann 9 Aug 1817 SEALY Richard Tonson Cuthbert Francis, Rose 12 Oct 1817 SEYMOUR Edward John, Jane 24 Jan 1819 ROBERTS Mary foundling 26 Dec 1819 HEALES Mary J., S. 6 Sep 1820 WHELPLY Martha William, Martha 28 May 1822 GOOD Mary John, Joice 23 Jun 1822 ROBERTS Sarah Benjamin, Ellen 20 Jul 1822 SEYMOUR Susanna Thomas, Jane 11 Jul 1824 MORGAN Mary Thomas, Sarah 12 Jan 1825 SERJEANT Hannah James, Lydia rec'd 16 Jan/25 14 Apr 1825 ROBERTS William Benjamin, Ellen 23 May 1825 ROBERTS Sarah & William Benjamin, Ellen rec'd 12 Mar 1826 SEALY Rose Emma William, Anne 12 Apr 1827 BEAMISH Alice Abraham, Mary 30 Aug 1827 ROBERTS Lydia Ann Benjamin, Ellen 18 Dec 1827 HOLLAND George John, Sarah 1 Apr 1828 SEALY Mary Matilda Gertrude William, Anne 8 Jul 1829 ROBERTS John Benjamin Benjamin, Ellen 20 Aug 1829 HOLLAND Harriet John, Sarah 2 Jul 1830 SEALY Francis William, Anne 20 Jun 1831 ROBERTS Mary Benjamin, Ellen 10 Oct 1831 HOLLAND Richard John, Sarah 25 Sep 1832 SEALY Josephine Rogers William, Anne 13 Dec 1832 ROBERTS Ellen Benjamin, Ellen 3 Apr 1834 HOLLAND Wm[?] Taylor Tracy John, Sarah 7 Apr 1834 SEALY James[?] Ludlow Stawell William, Anne 27 Sep 1835 GOOD Michael George, Mary 20 Sep 1836 GOOD Eliza William, Eliza 26 Nov 1836 SEALY William William, Anne 25 Feb 1840 HALES[?] Robert Nicholas Robert, Elizabeth of Knockroe 4 Apr 1841 PERROT Mary William, Eliza of Corrimore 6 Mar 1842 HOUSE Francis William, Mary of Dunhareen 8 May 1843 HALES Thomas Nicholas, Mary of Knockroe 4 Jun 1843 WOULFE Anne Jonathan, Mary of Innishannon 3 Sep 1843 PERROT Anne William, Eliza of Corranure 14 Jul 1844 HOWSE George William, Mary of Dunhareen BURIALS DATE NAME AGE SURVIVORS/REL'N OTHER 15 May 1696 Susanna JAGOE dau of John 22 Nov 1696 Samuel JAGOE son of Samuel 5 Mar 1702 or 03 Thomas LANIN son of Thomas 17 Oct 1706 Margaret LANIN dau of John 9 May 1707 Thomas LANIN son of George 16 Jan 1708 or 09 Joseph LANIN son of Thomas 25 Feb 1708 or 09 John LANIN 2 May 1709 John LANIN son of Thomas 26 Jan 1710 Elener BEAMISH dau of Francis 14 Feb 1710 John BEAMISH son of Francis 19 Feb 1710 Francis BEAMISH son of Francis 5 Jan 1713 or 14 Nathaniel LANIN son of Nathaniel 19 Jan 1713 or 14 Susanna JAGOE dau of Hugh 16 Jul 1720 Hannah LANIN widow of Thomas 15 Mar 1721 Christian JAGOE wife of Samuel 22 May 1721 Mary LANIN dau of Thomas 12 Mar 1722 or 23 Jane LANIN wife of Thomas 9 Jul 1724 Hugh JAGOE 30 Oct 1726 Robert WEBB 18 Nov 1728 John JAGOE son of Samuel 29 Apr 1730 Henry JAGOE son of John 20 Sep 1731 Barbara BARRY wife of Henry 16 Nov 1739 Thomas JAGOE son of Richard 13 Mar 1740 Samuel JAGOE 25 Feb 1740 or 41 Richard JAGOE Dec 1747 Samuel JAGO 27 Oct 1793 HEALES "A Child of Robert Heales" 10 Nov 1793 HEALES Do [i.e., ditto] 1 Feb 1794 William JAGO 13 Nov 1794 John HOWE 12 May 1797 Amy HEALES 3 Jun 1801 Thomas MORGAN 15 Jan 1802 Mrs. HEALES 3 Feb 1802 Sylvanus HEALES 23 Feb 1802 Rebecca GOOD dau of Thomas & Sarah 1 Apr 1804 Mr. Francis HALES 27 Sep 1807 Mr. MORGAN of Ballymartle parish 7 Jan 1808 The widow HOWE 17 Oct 1809 Jane BARRY 18 Nov 1813 Susan HEALES dau of Silvester 21 May 1816 Mr. Richard JAGOE 25 Jun 1816 Michael BARRY a Pensioner 16 Mar 1817 The Widow SERJEANT 7 Sep 1817 Silvanus HEALES of the Colony 13 Feb 1818 Nicholas HEALES 11 Apr 1819 Robert HEALES 10 Apr 1820 John HEALES from the parish of Ballinadee 13 Nov 1823 Mr. Thomas WEBB from Templemichael Parish 27 Jul 1824 Sarah MORGAN wife of Thomas 16 Jan 1825 James SERJEANT son of William 3 Jun 1827 William PAYNE from Kilbrogan Parish 12 Oct 1830 Harriet HOLLAND child of John 2 Mar 1835 Mr. John JAGOE from Kinsh?? Parish 13 Jan 1836 Jane ROBERTS dau of George & Catherine from Bandon 5 Sep 1836 Mrs. Margarite ROBERTS of Ballymurphy 7 Dec 1836 Jonas ROBERTS infant son of Mr. James Roberts of Ballymurphy 23 Apr 1840 "Margaret Widow of the Rev. Wm Crowley (a Reformed Priest of the Church of Rome) formerly of Innishannon, aged 70 years" 20 Nov 1840 Anne HALES 84 yrs of Knockroe, parish of Innishannon 1 Apr 1843 Catherine WEBB 14 mos? dau of Thomas & Jane of Downdurrow 1 May 1844 Sarah WEBB 14 yrs dau of Thomas & Jane of Downdurrow 18 Jul 1844 Mrs. Rebecca HUGHES 67 yrs Ron Lanning ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patricia O'Shea" <pkoshea@xtra.co.nz> To: <IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, January 06, 2006 4:01 PM Subject: Fw: [Cork] Moxley > > > Hi there Norm. If your folk were Protestant and from Bandon there are > > quite > > good church records available going back to the late 1600s. > > . > > I recently looked at two sets of records, Ballymodan parish church and > > Kilbrogan parish church. > > > > Unfortunately it is difficult to get at these records without either using > > a researcher or actually going to Ireland. > > > > The Church of Ireland Library in Dublin does not provide research services > > but I think there are typescript copies of some of the registers held in > > Bandon at the old Kilbrogan church, which is now a museum. I was shown > > these by a local man who is involved with the museum. > > > > It might be worth contacting the Bandon Local History Society although I > > am unsure of their current contact details. GENUKI lists them as: > > Mr P. Cunniffe > > Bandon Local History Society, > > Bawnishal, Hare Hill > > Bandon > > Co Cork > > > > Otherwise there may be someone on the list who has more up to date > > information. > > Cheers, Patsy - New Zealand > > > > > > > > > >>I am new to this list but have been looking for the family of my Sarah > >>MOXLEY for many years without success. > >> > >> All we have is her record of marriage in London date 2.12.1861which says > >> that her father was James MOXLEY (deceased). Sarah's age was given as > >> "minor" > >> > >> At the registration of the birth of a child on 6.12.73 her age was given > >> as 30 years and her place of birth as Ireland. > >> > >> It was family knowledge that she came from Cork. > >> > >> Armed with the above my searches have found: > >> > >> 1. In "The History of Bandon, 1862" extracted from the history of > >> Bandon > >> > >> The first meat shambles was erected here. It was built at the northern > >> end of the bridge (western side), and contained twenty-two stalls. These > >> were in great demand by the butchers, who paid one pound annually for > >> each stall, and occupied them on the opening day in the following order:- > >> > >> 1. William Moxley. > >> > >> 2. Timothy Kencash. > >> > >> 3. James Harris and Will Tomson. > >> > >> 4. Richard Morgan. > >> > >> 5. Christopher Lisson. > >> > >> 6. James Moxley. > >> > >> 7. James Moxley, junr. > >> > >> 8. Denis Murray. > >> > >> 9. Michael Hurley. > >> > >> 10. Thomas Wholehane. > >> > >> 11. John Burchill > >> > >> 12. Cornelius Rickard. > >> > >> 13. John Reen. > >> > >> 14. William Searls > >> > >> 15. Timothy Murphy. > >> > >> 16. William Moxley. > >> > >> 17. John Searls. > >> > >> 18. Cornelius Forehane & Son > >> > >> 19. Stephen Moxley. > >> > >> 20. Robert Searls. > >> > >> 21. John Lisson. > >> > >> 22. Edward Drake." > >> > >> > >> 2. I have a found Peter Burchil married a Catherine Moxley 1796 at > >> Brandon C Cork and Jason Gideon Birchill b, 12 July 1797, Bandon, C Cork > >> who married Ann Moxley b. 1798 in 1820 Bandon C Cork. They moved to > >> Canada in about June 1826. Ann died 1836 in Kingston, Canada during > >> birth of a daughter. > >> > >> 3. Mary Morgan born 1785 married John Moxley. Mary and John Moxley > >> continued to reside in the Bandon area while Jane and her husband Robert > >> Eedy and her other sister Martha Morgan, who married Richard Dawson, > >> immigrated to New Brunswick, Canada in 1824. > >> > >> I am hoping that someone may have been researching this family and have > >> been able to tie these clues together. > >> > >> Any assistance or comment gratefully received > >> > >> Norm in Beaudesert, Australia > >> > >> > > > ==== IRL-CORK Mailing List ==== > Threaded archives for IRL-CORK can be found at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/irl-cork > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > >

Hi List seeking the marriage of JOHN MURPHY and JULIA ? about1894 any help would be very much appreciated Mick

Happy New Years list, This is my first posting...... I am looking for decedents of George Tyner born 1780 Timoleague, Co.Cork, Ireland died July 15, 1855 buried Christ Church Anglican Cemetery, Tamworth, Ontario Canada Farmer Came to Canada in 1837 with his wife, Jane, and all their family with the exception of their son Thomas. They settled in Tamworth area then later in Lime Lake at Lot 9 Con 11 Richmond Township, Lennox and Addington County. In Ireland they lived in Ballygarvan and attended St. Luke's Church in Carrigaline. Their son Thomas followed in 1850 with his two sons Richard(b.1833) and George(b.1831) after the death of his wife. Richard is my great great grandfather. Here is the family of Thomas Tyner(1780) and Jane Ashe(1779 Scotland, d.Aug 1, 1871) marriage 1798 Diocese of Cork and Ross, Ireland Thomas Tyner 1800-Feb 4, 1880 Richard Tyner 1801-May 24, 1875 Michael Tyner 1807-Feb 12, 1874 George William Tyner 1809- Anne Tyner 1819-July 22, 1892 John W. Tyner Sep 29, 1822-Aug 1904 I would like to make contact with any living decedents and learn more about my Co.Cork ancestors. Thanks Laura Beacon Ontario, Canada

> Hi there Norm. If your folk were Protestant and from Bandon there are > quite > good church records available going back to the late 1600s. > . > I recently looked at two sets of records, Ballymodan parish church and > Kilbrogan parish church. > > Unfortunately it is difficult to get at these records without either using > a researcher or actually going to Ireland. > > The Church of Ireland Library in Dublin does not provide research services > but I think there are typescript copies of some of the registers held in > Bandon at the old Kilbrogan church, which is now a museum. I was shown > these by a local man who is involved with the museum. > > It might be worth contacting the Bandon Local History Society although I > am unsure of their current contact details. GENUKI lists them as: > Mr P. Cunniffe > Bandon Local History Society, > Bawnishal, Hare Hill > Bandon > Co Cork > > Otherwise there may be someone on the list who has more up to date > information. > Cheers, Patsy - New Zealand > > > > >>I am new to this list but have been looking for the family of my Sarah >>MOXLEY for many years without success. >> >> All we have is her record of marriage in London date 2.12.1861which says >> that her father was James MOXLEY (deceased). Sarah's age was given as >> "minor" >> >> At the registration of the birth of a child on 6.12.73 her age was given >> as 30 years and her place of birth as Ireland. >> >> It was family knowledge that she came from Cork. >> >> Armed with the above my searches have found: >> >> 1. In "The History of Bandon, 1862" extracted from the history of >> Bandon >> >> The first meat shambles was erected here. It was built at the northern >> end of the bridge (western side), and contained twenty-two stalls. These >> were in great demand by the butchers, who paid one pound annually for >> each stall, and occupied them on the opening day in the following order:- >> >> 1. William Moxley. >> >> 2. Timothy Kencash. >> >> 3. James Harris and Will Tomson. >> >> 4. Richard Morgan. >> >> 5. Christopher Lisson. >> >> 6. James Moxley. >> >> 7. James Moxley, junr. >> >> 8. Denis Murray. >> >> 9. Michael Hurley. >> >> 10. Thomas Wholehane. >> >> 11. John Burchill >> >> 12. Cornelius Rickard. >> >> 13. John Reen. >> >> 14. William Searls >> >> 15. Timothy Murphy. >> >> 16. William Moxley. >> >> 17. John Searls. >> >> 18. Cornelius Forehane & Son >> >> 19. Stephen Moxley. >> >> 20. Robert Searls. >> >> 21. John Lisson. >> >> 22. Edward Drake." >> >> >> 2. I have a found Peter Burchil married a Catherine Moxley 1796 at >> Brandon C Cork and Jason Gideon Birchill b, 12 July 1797, Bandon, C Cork >> who married Ann Moxley b. 1798 in 1820 Bandon C Cork. They moved to >> Canada in about June 1826. Ann died 1836 in Kingston, Canada during >> birth of a daughter. >> >> 3. Mary Morgan born 1785 married John Moxley. Mary and John Moxley >> continued to reside in the Bandon area while Jane and her husband Robert >> Eedy and her other sister Martha Morgan, who married Richard Dawson, >> immigrated to New Brunswick, Canada in 1824. >> >> I am hoping that someone may have been researching this family and have >> been able to tie these clues together. >> >> Any assistance or comment gratefully received >> >> Norm in Beaudesert, Australia >> >>

Hi Julie, Below are some contacts re church records for Clonakilty. I notice from the Diocesan Website www.corkandross.org that the Clonakilty parish charges 20 Euro for each cert. I'm not sure whether this covers a search. It may well be the price charged when exact details are provided by you. Regards, Brendan Jones. Rev. Edward Collins CC Email: eddiecollins@eircom.net Tel: 023-33100 The Presbytery, O'Rahilly Street, Clonakilty Co Cork Rev. Gerard Galvin CC Email: ger@gerardgalvin.com Tel: 023-33114 Mobile: 087-6864874 Fax: 023-35586 The Presbytery, O'Rahilly Street, Clonakilty Co. Cork Very Rev. Leonard O'Brien PP Tel: 023-33165 Parochial House, Clonakilty, Co Cork

Dear List Major breakthough - think I have identified town where the Irish side of my husband's family originated. Could anyone help with the following?: JOHN O'BRIEN BORN ABOUT 1838 CLONAKILTY, CORK PARENTS: DANIEL O'BRIEN BORN ABOUT 1811, IRELAND - (OCCUPATIONS VARYING FROM DOCK WORKER TO JOURNEYMAN DYER - some family talk of SAIL MAKER) CATHERINE BORN ABOUT 1811, IRELAND On the 1851 census for Cardiff, Glamorgan Wales, John is living with his parents and a much younger brother CHARLES BORN ABOUT 1848 IRELAND Also living with the family on this census is a JEREMIAH O'BRIEN, MARRIED, BLACKSMITH BORN ABOUT 1816 IRELAND WITH HIS SON, JOHN, MASON'S LABOURER, BORN 1839 IRELAND Is there any chance that any of these people appear on any Parish Records or have all the records been destroyed/not available? Here's Hoping and thank you in advance, Julie Blackman

Dear List! After year's of research frustration, I think I have located where my husband's family hailed from. The Census entry definitely looks like the spelling of CLANAKILY, though 'Google' will only come up with CLONAKILTY - Could anyone help? Thanks in advance, Julie Blackman