From The Cork Constitution, 5 November 1886 - [continued] NORTH CENTRE WARD. Thomas J Barter, 21, Academy street ; Patrick Cahill, 11, Cornmarket street ; Patrick Casey, Half Moon street ; William Connolly, 28, Paul street ; John Daly, 10, Drawbridge street ; John Dynan, 1, Patrick street ; Cornelius D Horgan, 49, Fish street ; Thomas Kiely, 29, Cornmarket street ; Thomas Leahy, 17, Merchant's Quay ; Jeremiah Linehan, Nelson Place ; John Lynan, 18, Bowling Green street ; John M'Carthy, 75, Patrick street ; James Murphy, 25, Warren's Place ; Matthew O'Callaghan, 13, Cornmarket street ; Patrick O'Callaghan, 33, Warren's Place ; John O'Connor, M P, 35, Maylor street ; James Smithwick, 12, Drawbridge street ; George Sutton, junr, 24, Warren's Place ; Michael Francis Twomey, 44, Fish street ; John Wall, 23, Merchant's Quay ; James Walsh, 30, Fish street ; William Walsh, 22, Merchant's Quay ; William Whistler, 15, Fish street. Richard Fitzgerald, 21, Drawbridge street. [to be continued] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

I am sorry for the mistake MARTHA ROSS was born 1858.

Hello Everybody, I am looking for information on my G.G.Grandmother, MARTHA ROSS, B, 1868?? CIONN-T-SAILE. COUNTY CORK. she married JOHN WILLIAM HUGHES at KINSALE 1877. her fathers name was DUNCAN ROSS and he was a soldier. If there is anybody else researching this family or has information about them would they kindly get in touch. Thank you, Syd Hockey. (Southampton)

From The Cork Constitution, 5 November 1886 - [continued] NORTH WEST WARD. Stephen Baily, 17, North Mall ; Timothy Brosnan, Soho Terrace, Shanakiel ; Francis Coffin, 69, Sunday's Well Road ; Rev A Coleman, 40, Pope's quay ; Timothy Collins, Pope's quay ; Edward Connell, Moylan's lane ; Richard Connor, Wellington place ; Rev John A Coveny, 40, Pope's quay ; John Cronin, North Abbey Square ; Rev Thomas Deely, Pope's quay ; James Donovan, Pope's quay ; James Dunne, Hillgrove lane ; John Dunne, Hillgrove lane ; Matthew Finucane, North Abbey Square ; John Flynn, 38, Pope's quay ; James Foley, Upper Panorama Terrace ; James Forde, 8, Upper Panorama Terrace ; Peter Geraghty, 3, Upper Panorama Terrace ; Michael Harnett, 115, Shandon street ; Cornelius Harte, 5, Devonshire street ; James N Haly, 2, Soho Terrace ; Patrick J Hegarty, Wellington Terrace, Shanakiel ; Rev Joseph Hickey, 40, Pope's quay ; Rev Joseph C Horgan, 30, Ebenezer Terrace ; Danl Hurley, Dominick street ; John Leahy, Old Market Place ; William Linehan, Buxton Hill ; Henry Lyons, Leitrim street ; Patrick M'Cormack, York street ; William Madden, North Abbey Square ; Dominick W Mahony, 4, Church street ; Jeremiah Mullins, 41, Fair Lane ; Daniel Murphy, Blarney street ; Timothy Murphy, Glasheen Lane ; Patrick F Murphy, 38, Watercourse road ; Timothy Murphy, Shandon street ; Michael Nolan, Leitrim street ; Matthias O'Callaghan, 21, Leitrim street ; Rev Michael Twomey, Pope's quay ; Michael O'Keeffe, Sunday School Lane ; Thomas Sullivan, 80, York street ; Edward Riordan, 3, Dublin street ; Rev Bartholomew Russell, Pope's quay ; Michael Ryan, 18, Cattle Lane ; Patrick Sheehan, 57, Shandon street ; John Slattery, 2, Bleasby street ; Daniel Sullivan, 55, Shandon street ; Michael Sweeney, 31, York street ; Michael J Twomey, Dominick street ; Edmond Walsh, Janemount ; Rev John Willard, Pope's quay. William Ahern, 24, Pope's quay ; James Canter, 113, Mountview Terrace ; John Duffy, Sunday's Well Avenue ; John Fitzpatrick, Nicholas Well lane ; Jeremiah Hennessy, 80 and 79, Shandon street ; Jeremiah Nagle, 15, Cattle lane. [to be continued] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

From The Cork Constitution, 5 November 1886 - [continued] NORTH EAST WARD. The following National burgesses were struck off before the Mayor and assessors :--Francis M Barry, 131, Old Youghal road ; James Bowland, 9, Richmond Terrace ; James Boyng, Ballyhooly road ; Thomas Bunley, Patrick's Quay ; Terence Brody, 10, Belgrave place ; Rev J Cassidy, St Patrick's terrace ; Thomas Cavanagh, 35, Lower Glanmire road ; Henry Conboy, Grattan's hill ; Henry Connell, Military road ; James Coughlan, 48, King street ; Thomas Coughlan, 6, Penrose quay ; William Daly, Charlemont terrace ; Edward Delany, 10, King street ; J Dwinan, solicitor, Grattan's hill ; Timothy Driscoll, William street ; Philip Duffey, 25, King street ; Michael Dunlea, King street ; Thomas L Hackett, Patrick's Quay ; Valentine J Haley, Ballyhooly road ; Patrick V Hendrick, Lower Glanmire road ; John Hennessy, Ballyhooly road ; John Hughes, 2, Myrtle Hill terrace ; William Lane, Ballyhooly road ; Timothy Leahy, Lower Glanmire road ; Fred Lima, Tivoli road ; William P Lyons, 2 Bridge street ; W L M'Carthy, Waterloo place ; John M'Grath, Ballyhooly road ; Barry M'Mullen, Lower Glanmire road ; -- Martin, Magnolia terrace ; J Milling, Waterloo place ; Thomas Murray, Old Youghal road ; James O'Brien, 16, Charlemont Terrace ; James O'Connor, 39, King street ; Very Rev. Dr. O'Mahony, 1, Patrick's Place ; Jeremiah O'Sullivan, 123, Lower Glanmire road ; Michael O'Sullivan, 1, Lower Glanmire road ; William O'Toole, Clarence Place ; James Riordan, 68, Lower Glanmire road ; William Spillane, 18, Military road ; Michael O'Sullivan, 137, Lower Glanmire road ; George A Sutton, 14, Waterloo place ; Patrick Tobin, 5?, Lower Glanmire road ; William Welstead, 14, Gardiner's Hill. Francis Lyons, 6, St Patrick's Hill. [to be continued] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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Hello listers , I am new to this list and would appreciate any help I can get. I am trying to trace back one of my great great grandmothers. Information I have is as follows. Mary FLEETWOOD B circa 1806 Mary worked as a needle woman/ dairymaid, she could read, she was single her native place CORK. Mary along with a friend Sarah Hurley committed larceny from from the house where she worked. Her trial was in Cork city 22-4-1836 , doc ref trl,page 46, 18-5-1836. Her sentence was 7 years, she was imprisoned in Pigion House Dublin then sent to Australia aboard "PRYAMUS 2" arriving Australia 14-12-1836. Convict indent number was 9124. Mary married Joseph MUCKLEY 16-8-1838 in Sydney. I have no idea who her parents were this is all the background information I have. AAny help at all would be much appreciated. Beryl McMillan from Australia

From The Cork Constitution, 5 November 1886 - [continued] NORTH WEST WARD. Samuel Anglin, Janemount ; William Cooke, Hardwick street ; Jacob Dalton, York street ; John Johnson, Abbey street, North ; Frederick Marlow, Upper Panorama Terrace ; Henry Browne Sandham, 72, Sunday's Well road ; Wm Smye, Lee View Place. Thomas Garde, 122, Shandon street. NORTH CENTRE WARD. Christopher Haly Hutchinson, Fisher's Lane ; Richard Keating, Deane street ; Thomas Magahy, Lower George's street ; Abraham Woulfe, 16, Lavitt's Quay. David Breton, 100 Patrick street ; C M Harvey, Anderson's Quay. SOUTH CENTRE WARD. John Atkins, 49, South Mall ; Wm R Atkins, 30, South Mall ; John Lee, Prince's street ; Hatton R O'Kearney, South Mall ; John Reid, Keeffe street ; Keanrs [Kearns?] D Roche, 13, South Mall ; Wm C Townsend, M D, 57, South Mall ; Robert Wynne, 21, South Mall. John Lee, 19, Prince's street ; Joseph Thompson, 2, South Mall ; Robert W F Townsend, 18, South Mall. CENTRE WARD. New Conservatives admitted on list ;--Joshua G Beale, Allen's Court ; Henry N Down, 36, Prince's street ; F W C Fozier, 19, Winthrop street ; John N Knott, 39, Cook street ; Abraham Manley, 18, Winthrop street ; John Geo Moore, Prince's street ; Barry Porteous, 128, George's street ; Samuel Sikes, 56, Grand Parade. SOUTH WARD. Wm Penwyth, M D, South Terrace ; Elwin Hall, Croese's Green ; John J Wagner, Albert Road. Frederick Smith, Hillsboro' place. WEST WARD. Pierce Goold, 18, North Main Street. [to be continued] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

From The Cork Constitution, 5 November 1886 - [continued] NORTH EAST WARD. The following new Conservatives were put on the burgess roll :--John Atkins, Mount Verdon Place ; Samuel Baker, Roseville ; Henry H Beale, Adelaide Place ; Rev E Berry, St Patrick's Place l Joseph H Carroll, Ballyhooly Road ; Edward Droman, Middle Glanmire Road ; John Gilbert, Crown Park ; George Grubb, Smithgrove Terrace ; Benjamin Haughton, jun., Afgan House ; Noble Johnson, Middle Glanmire Road ; Richard Lonergan, 18, Grattan's Hill ; James M'Kenzie, Lower Glanmire Road ; Alfred C Maltby, Carolina Terrace ; George Nash, Grattan's Hill ; Charles R Oakshott, Sidney Place ; Norman Roberts, Farleigh Place ; Thos Sandham, Alpine Terrace ; Thos Steele, Audley Place ; Colonel T B Stewart, Montenotte ; Edmond Wakefield, Ballyhooly Road ; Henry Warren, Lower Glanmire Road ; Arthur Wheeler, Ballyhooly Road ; Joseph Williamson, Myrtle Hill Terrace ; Benjamin Wright, Ballyhooly Road ; Rev Robert W De La Cour, 15, Summerhill ; George Gorham, Ballyhooly Road ; Rev John H Thorpe, 1, Adelaide Place. New claims admitted:--Thomas G Atkins, 17, Patrick's Hill ; Wm Atkins, 6, Adelaide Place ; Major Broadley, Sidney House ; Stephen Cave, Lake View Lodge ; George P Murphy, solicitor, Woodville ; Sir D V O'Sullivan, Spencer House ; Wm Thornton, Waterloo Terrace. [to be continued] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Dennis Ahern | Ireland Newspaper Abstracts Acton, Massachusetts | http://www.IrelandOldNews.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

I am not researching these names, just passing the information on to the list. Sheila, Ont. St. Anthony's, Montreal, July 10, 1895, M16 John Baptist Francis Murphy, son of Cornelius Murphy and Bridget Condon of Cork, Ireland to: Mary Elizabeth Madden of St. Anthony's, widow of age of the late Henry Thomas, Protestant. Wit: Mark Kilcullen and Catherine Clarke

From The Cork Constitution, 5 November 1886 - CORK MUNICIPAL REVISION. ---------- TWO PARNELLITE M.P.s DISFRANCHISED. ---------- His Worship the Mayor yesterday resumed the revision of the Municipal Franchise. Messrs. J. C. Blake, solicitor, and Thomas Babington, senr., solicitor, sat as legal assessors, and Mr. H. Barry represented the Town Clerk. Messrs. Babington and Babington, solicitors, with Mr. Holmes Crofts, appeared for the Conservatives. Mr. W. Murphy, solicitor, with Mr. J. O'Brien, for the Nationalists. The direct list was gone through, and the cases which were allowed stand disposed of, and a few claims were then decided. Thomas Beston, George's-street, objected to by the Nationalists, was struck off, it being stated by Mr. Murphy that he did not occupy the whole house. The applicant did not appear, and therefore the name was struck off. Rev. G. P. Quick, Homeville, Sunday's Well. Rector of St. Peter's Church, was objected to by the Nationalists. Mr. Bernard Skinner appeared, and proved that Mr. Quick was entitled to a vote. The objections were disallowed. The Revision then terminated. Mr. W. W. Babington said that as the revision was now virtually closed he begged to thank his worship for the courteous and impartial manner in which he had conducted it all through. Mr. Murphy said it was needless to say that he seconded what Mr. Babington had said with the greatest pleasure. They had got through the work very smoothly. There was no friction on either side, and were extremely thankful to the Mayor for his kindness during the revision. Mr. Babington--There was the greatest impartiality and courtesy shown by his worship. (Hear, hear.) The Mayor was much obliged to both gentlemen. They had got through the work smoothly and harmoniously, and also very rapidly. He had to thank his assessors, too, for their courtesy and the assistance they had given him. The court then adjourned until Monday, when the list will be gone over to class the names. [to be continued]

Hi- Correction: Mary CORKER was my great-grandmother, not grandmother, in case you are wondering how old I am??? Cheers. Joan Cook (NZ)

Hello, You will likely be able to locate the birth registrations for all children born after 1864. Do you have any birthdates of those children? Index films for Irish civil registration are available at your local LDS family History center. Regards, Candi in California -----Original Message----- From: lbida124@comcast.net [mailto:lbida124@comcast.net] Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2005 6:51 AM To: IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com Subject: McLaughlin Hello, I'M trying to find information about my g-grandfather and family. Thomas McLaughlin and Mary (Flynn/Flynne) Mclaughlin, their children, Michael, Delia, Julia, Catherine and Maggie. Immigrated to USA in 1879/1880.

Hello, I'M trying to find information about my g-grandfather and family. Thomas McLaughlin and Mary (Flynn/Flynne) Mclaughlin, their children, Michael, Delia, Julia, Catherine and Maggie. Immigrated to USA in 1879/1880.

This is good news, Joan - thank you for posting it. Forwarded from IRL-Clare-L to all interested Canadian researchers. Pádraig Mór [ An Sean-Ghabhar - Milis agus Dilis!] [The Old Goat - Sweet and Faithful !] **** Please Reply Only to the List **** ----- Original Message ----- From: "Joan Ferneyhough" <jferneyhough1@cogeco.ca> To: <IRL-CLARE-L@rootsweb.com>; Sent: Monday Jul 25, 2005 11:22 AM Subject: Good News for Canadian Libraries! There is good news for Canadian libraries in that postal subsidies will continue for inter-library services. For more news visit http://www.cla.ca/issues/lmr_update_july_22_2005_2.htm Joan Ferneyhough North Bay, Ontario Canada

The James BARRY and Catharine CONDON family probably lived near Bantry, Ireland (possibly in or near the town of Skibereen) in the early 1800s. Their two sons, Thomas and William, were born there, as was their older daughter Ellen. Their youngest, Catharine BARRY, was born at Stepney, Middlesex, after the family moved to England about 1850 to find agricultural work. Thomas married there, probably about 1863, to Ellen TOOHIG. She bore him two sons, then died, possibly in childbirth. The entire family (that I know of) relocated to America (Wisconsin) not long after, in the mid 1860s. Ellen, who had met and married Paul SHEEHAN, remained behind, at least until her son, Timothy SHEEHAN, was born (in or near London) in July 1968. Once the Barry's were settled in Lafayette county, WI, the men engaged in mining. Later, they mostly turned to farming. William BARRY had a family farm near Independence, Buchanan county, IA. Paul SHEEHAN and Ellen BARRY eventually farmed in Wright county, IA. Catharine BARRY married Patrick D KELLY and they farmed in Lincoln township of Black Hawk county, IA. If this bit of history rings any bells as matching some element of your own family, please drop me a note. Kevin in Missouri

Charles Page of Australia <charles.page@griffith.edu.au> has asked me if I could assist him in finding someone to help with his project photographing descendants of families still in Ireland who had an ancestor who was transported to Australia. Please contact him directly. -dja ---------- Forwarded message ---------- >> I am a documentary photographer based in Brisbane Australia. >> I have recently been awarded an artist in residency in Ireland. The >> Rathcoola Residency (their web site is >> http://www.rathcoola.info/rathcoola.htm)is based in County Cork and is a >> new initiative for artists from Australia and New Zealand to spend six >> months in Ireland; my residency begins in July 2006. The successful >> proposal (I have included a copy) was based on producing a series of >> portraits of the descendants still living in Ireland, of people who were >> transported as convicts to Australia. While there is ample information >> about the identities of the convicts, locating their descendants in >> Ireland, especially working from Australia, presents some logistical >> difficulties. Obviously I need to have this aspect reasonably resolved >> before I arrive to undertake the project. There is a stipend associated >> with the residency so I am hoping that you could recommend a person that > I >> could retain to assist me with this aspect of the project. Their >> assistance would be required to; >> 1. Identify convicts that were transported, especially from County Cork. >> 2. Find approximately 40 descendants/families still living in Ireland >> 3. Make an initial contact to find out if they would be interested in >> being involved in the project >> The outcomes of this project will be an exhibition that will be held in >> Ireland (date and location to be determined) and at the National > Portrait >> Gallery in Australia's capital, Canberra, in late 2007. The > recipients of >> the Residency are also expected to present a variety of guest lectures > and >> talks while resident in Rathcoola, this is an aspect that I am about to >> begin putting in place. This is an exciting undertaking, but one that > will >> be difficult to complete without some assistance; I do hope that you can >> help me with my request. >> >> Yours sincerely, >> >> Charles J. Page >> >> Dr. Charles J. Page >> Lecturer >> Photography >> Queensland College of Art >> Griffith University >> PO Box 3370 (226 Grey St) >> South Bank Q 4101 >> charlespage.com >> T: + 61 7 3875 6141 >> F: + 61 7 3875 3202

Tracey at tracey74@optusnet.com.au writes: << It lists his birthplace as Kilvilogil, Cork.. <snip> Can anyone shed some light on the real spelling? >> Tracey, I've been playing with this for a few days, but haven't found anything which might be suitable. The ending looks like it might be "loghil", which is a suffix found on several townlands in Ireland......but not any in Cork, or any that are closer than Killoghil in Co. Clare. If the certificate is hand-written, perhaps one of us on the list could take a shot at it - if you could somehow let us see it (not through Rootsweb, of course). Otherwise, I don't think I can give you much help. Do you have placenames in Ireland for any of the family of John Tobin now? I might be able to browse maps for areas around such places and find something. But, for now....... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts

Ron, I read somewhere where they had to produce proof of marriage before they could be accepted as a couple by the immigration agents. Jeanette Lee ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ron Lanning" <ron@ykk.co.nz> To: <IRL-CORK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 6:33 AM Subject: Ideas > Hi just wondering if any fellow Researchers , may have an opinion or > indeed > have come across the following situation . > > My GGGrandfather was Married in April 12 1846 In St Finbarrs , Cork City > , > on His Marriage entry his Father`s occupation is shown as a Labourer as > was > His Bride`s ( Margaret Mahoney) Fathers occupation was also shown as a > Labourer .On their Marriage Cert Margaret used an X to sign Her name > whereas > Nathaniel did not. > > What i`m thinking is this it`s seems dubious to me that a Labourer from a > Labourers Family as was his Brides Family , would Marry in St Finbarrs > Church before they emmigrated ( His Bride was 3 months Pregnant at the > time) > , it seems to me they would`t bother , and they would be to Poor. > The other thing was Nathaniel not using an X by his name, i wouldn`t think > he would be able to read or write if he was a Labourer from a Labourers > Family at that time. > I`m thinking that the Families were from a Farming background , not a > Labouring background. > > Any Opinions Welcome !. > > Regards > Ron Lanning > > > ==== IRL-CORK Mailing List ==== > Threaded archives for IRL-CORK can be found at > http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/index/irl-cork > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx >

Hi just wondering if any fellow Researchers , may have an opinion or indeed have come across the following situation . My GGGrandfather was Married in April 12 1846 In St Finbarrs , Cork City , on His Marriage entry his Father`s occupation is shown as a Labourer as was His Bride`s ( Margaret Mahoney) Fathers occupation was also shown as a Labourer .On their Marriage Cert Margaret used an X to sign Her name whereas Nathaniel did not. What i`m thinking is this it`s seems dubious to me that a Labourer from a Labourers Family as was his Brides Family , would Marry in St Finbarrs Church before they emmigrated ( His Bride was 3 months Pregnant at the time) , it seems to me they would`t bother , and they would be to Poor. The other thing was Nathaniel not using an X by his name, i wouldn`t think he would be able to read or write if he was a Labourer from a Labourers Family at that time. I`m thinking that the Families were from a Farming background , not a Labouring background. Any Opinions Welcome !. Regards Ron Lanning