Sorry Folks, I sent this without a subject line Better luck this time Cheers Christine > -----Original Message----- > From: Christine Mills > Sent: Friday, 17 August 2001 17:37 > To: IRL-CORK-CITY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: > > Hi Folks > > I'm new to the list so I thought I'd post my interests in the hope of > meeting up with someone with similar ones. > > I'm researching ADAMS and REEDS and connected MCKENNA, O'BRIEN, LINEHAN > and > ROONEY. The Reeds and O'Briens came from the Barrack Street area and the > Adams from Sunday's Well. > > Henry Reed son of Henry (an architect according to his marriage cert) > married Ellen McKenna in 1852 at St Peter and Paul's. They had three > children Rebecca, Mary Jane and James before Ellen died. Henry re-married > in 1869 Eliza Jane Adams, a Protestant at St Nicholas' Church. Rebecca > married William Linehan in 1880 from the home of John Reed - her uncle? - > in > Barrack Street. Those Reeds were married to O'Briens and Rooneys. > > Love to hear from anyone with connections. > > Cheers from Auckland New Zealand > Christine > Also researching in Ireland: ADAMS (Cork), BUCKLEY (Cork and Kildare), > BURNS > (Sligo), CARTWRIGHT (Cavan), CORKER (Londonderry and Tyrone), COYNE > (Galway > and Mayo), Farrell (Longford), GLYNN (Roscommon, Galway, Clare and > Westmeath) JACOB (All), TIGHE (All), KIDD (Londonderry and Tyrone), KYNE > (Galway and Mayo), KNOTT (Leitrim and Cavan), LINEHAN (Cork), MANL(E)Y > (Longford), MILLS (Leitrim and Cavan), REED (Cork) AND REILY (Cork) > > ______________________________