Ballinakill-Renvyle, Letterfrack, Tully; St Nicholas-Claddagh; Moyrus-unknown townland Nancy Celleri...Orlando ____________________________________________________ Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com

Good evening list, I just found this tidbit in a book "Dominicans in Galway". I believe I have visited the cemetery to which it refers. When there I was told that there were NO records. The following is an excerpt from the book: "The Claddagh Cemetery Book 1843-1881, the only one to survive in Galway's West Convent Archives (where is THIS?) is different...From Sept 1871 the cemetery book notes the names and age of the person who is being buried, and the cause of death." A copy of a page from the record is shown in the book as well and the ages are noted on this page from burials in 1849. Could someone tell me if this is the cemetery adjacent to St Mary's Church in the Claddagh...actually part of it is behind the OLD Claddagh school (Piscatory school)??? Would the Galway West Convent Archives now be the heritage center??? Thanks for any input, Nancy...Orlando ____________________________________________________ Yahoo! Sports Rekindle the Rivalries. Sign up for Fantasy Football http://football.fantasysports.yahoo.com

Are there any websites that would provide me with email address of non-clergy in Ireland? Thanks, Lori On Wed, 10 Aug 2005 12:13:46 EDT Jwfgraphics@aol.com writes: > try _http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/diocese/_ > (http://www.catholic-hierarchy.org/diocese/) . Once you find the > diocese page, the priest email might > be listed. > > > ==== IRL-GALWAY Mailing List ==== > Have you traveled or are you planning to travel to Ireland??? > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Eire_Travel/ > To unsub or change your Irl-Galway mailing mode: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-GALWAY.html > > ============================== > Jumpstart your genealogy with OneWorldTree. Search not only for > ancestors, but entire generations. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13972/rd.ashx > > Lori Nichols Researching: MCBRIDE, HOLAHAN, MARTIN, RYAN, QUIGLEY, LEE, MCCLOUD, STEFANAC, BASIC

Glenamaddy, Lisheenaheltia (Dunmore), Woodfield, Carramana Treacy's originally from Woodfield, Rush possibly originally from Carramana. Supposedly a Comer married a Treacy Thomas Treacy married Bridget Rush and lived in Lisheenaheltia, roman catholic church: St. Patricks in Glenamaddy. Children of Thomas and Bridget: 1886 Mary went to and stayed in Boston. Married William Mullin 1887 John went to Boston but returned to Glenamaddy area 1888 Helen went to and stayed in Boston. Married William Lester 1891 Michael joined US Navy died 1918 in Boston 1896 Thomas married Nora Canny remained in Lisheenaheltia 1896 Bridget married Peter Casby stayed in Middletown and then Glenamaddy 1899 Patrick possibly went to Australia Patti (in Boston) -------------- Original message -------------- > Which Civil parish in Galway is of the most interest to the greatest number > of subscribers to this mail list? > > Just a parish name - that's all I need, no surnames, no bits of family > history......... > > Well, you could call this a roll call - in which case - put the name of the > civil parish first on the subject line, then the surname or surnames that > you are interested in. > > In the body of the mail, put the parish name on the first line - that's all > I'm going to look at for the moment. Below that, write what you know about > your ancestor who left that parish - then, people interestd in that surname > will be able to read what you have to say > > Please and thanks. > > Jane > > > ==== IRL-GALWAY Mailing List ==== > Galway, City of Tribes: http://www.irishholidays.com/ggtest.shtml > Ireland GenWeb Co. Galway site: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlgal/Galway.html > To unsub or change your Irl-Galway mailing mode: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-GALWAY.html > > ============================== > Search the US Census Collection. Over 140 million records added in the > last 12 months. Largest online collection in the world. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13965/rd.ashx >

Barbara, I have a ggmother, SARAH CURRAN, from Galway. She married THOMAS DIVINEY (Divilly and other spellings!!). One of her sons, Patrick (b.1863), was my paternal g.father. Patrick married Catherine TIERNEY, who had at least one brother in HEADFORD named Peter. Any of these names in your line? I've had great difficulty finding these people, mostly because of the different spellings of my maiden name, Diviney. Terry in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: Bkh95@aol.com<mailto:Bkh95@aol.com> To: IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2005 11:12 PM Subject: [GALWAY] Re: IRL-GALWAY-D Digest V05 #120 Galway, Headford (Ballycasey) with names of CURRAN & MCHUGH. Thanks Barbara Heaton

Index to Naturalization Records 1841-1910 Henry Co, IA- Men of Irish Nativity Downie,Ferdinand,Co. Galway,19 Dec 1857 Ebbitt,Benjamin,Co. Galway,3 Nov 1868 McHugo,Martin,Co. Galway,14 Oct 1856 Toole,Michael,Co. Galway,18 Dec 1858 For futher information you may wish to consult the following films: Title Naturalization records and declarations of intention, 1839-1952; index, 1841-1939 Notes Microfilm of original records in the Henry County Courthouse at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. Records were created by the County Court until 1868, then by the Circuit Court until 1886, and after that by the District Court. Some volumes include an index. Film Notes Note - Location [Film] Naturalization index cards, 1841-1939 - VAULT US/CAN Film [ 2315634 Item 2 ] Naturalization record, vol. A, 1882-1906 - FHL US/CAN Film [ 964921 ] Certificates, 1908-1922 -- Declarations of intention, 1926-1929, 1907-1926 -- Naturalization record, v. B, 1903-1906 - VAULT US/CAN Film [ 2315634 Items 3 - 9 ] Naturalization petition and record, no. 51-100, 1877-1929; v. 1, 1908-1921 -- Naturalization proceedings, 1930-1952 -- Naturalization certificates and declarations of intention, A to Davis, John, 1839-1910 - VAULT US/CAN Film [ 2315844 ] Naturalization certificates and declarations of intention, Davis, John to White, James, 1839-1910 - VAULT US/CAN Film [ 2315845 ] Naturalization certificates and declarations of intention, White, James to Z, 1839-1910 - VAULT US/CAN Film [ 2315846 Item 1 ] Cathy Joynt Labath Henry Co, IA USGenWeb Project http://www.rootsweb.com/~iahenry/index.htm Irish in Iowa http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/index.htm

Would appreciate hearing from someone with information on LISWAHERRICH, can't seem to find anything myself so I am asking some of our great Irish knowledgeables[sp] for help. Appreciate anything. Time period 1700's to present day. Regards with thanks. Margaret NJ USA tootsfoyward@yahoo.com

Galway, Headford (Ballycasey) with names of CURRAN & MCHUGH. Thanks Barbara Heaton

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Thanks for your reply! At present it looks as though we don't connect, but will keep you in mind as I do further research on my MOYLAN line. Thanks again! Theresa E. Smith -------------- Original message -------------- > > Theresa, > > My Moylan connections: > > John Moylan married Celia Walsh and they had 6 children that I am aware of: > Michael Moylan > Bridget Moylan, b. about 1834 > Mary Moylan, b. about 1841 > James Moylan, b. about 1844 > John Moylan, b. about 1847 > Patrick Moylan, b. about 1847 > > These names, with the exception of Patrick, come from research by Tom Moylan > and I have not verified them. Patrick Moylan married Anna Marie Deely about > 1891. They resided in Rothcosgrove, Ardrahan, County Galway, Ireland. > According to Tom Moylan, Anna was from Originally from Gortnamanagh, > Kilchreest, > Loughrea, Co. Galway. I have no record of anyone named Fogarty. > > > >> Athenry, Rothcosgrove, Ardrahan: MOYLAN, DEELY > > > > ********************************* > I've got MOYLAN family line from Knocktoby & Tubber. Any chance we could > connect? > JOHN MOYLAN married Catherine "Kitty" Fogarty on January 30, 1869 in Gort, > County Galway. > > Theresa E. Smith<<

Hello all, Sorry for the repeated message as I'm sending it to the Counties of my interest... Not sure if anyone is already aware of the following...I gathered the below information from multiple web sites while surfing the net for available Irish newpapers---Looks like we're all in for a treat in the near future....... Irish Newspaper Archive is launching its digital database in 2005, the website will be launched with the full archives of The Irish Independent, Sunday Independent, The Freeman’s Journal, The Nation, The Connaught Telegraph, The Meath Chronicle and The Anglo-Celt. More regional newspaper archives will be digitized and added to the site on a monthly basis. The database runs from 1763 to current year. All the news titles are word searchable and date range indexed. From 'ALL IRELAND SOURCES’ NEWSLETTER' ex Australia the following details: (the url is too long...just google search the above and voila!) Title Date 1.) The Freeman's Journal 1763-1924 2.) The Nation 1842-1897 3.) The Evening Telegraph 1916 -1919 4.) The Daily Telegraph 1888 -1904 5.) Ballina Herald 1927-1962 6.) Finns Leinster Journal 1767-1828 7.) Rights of Irishmen 8.) Press Dublin 1797-1798 9.) Ballinrobe Chronicle 1866-1903 10.) Western Journal 1977-1983 11.) Kerry Weekly Reporter 1927-1935 12.) Kerry People 1925-1928 13.) Mayoman 1919-1921 Regional newspapers 1.) The Anglo-Celt [Cavan] 1846-Current year 2.) Connaught Telegraph [Mayo] 1975-Current year 3.) Kilkenny People [Kilkenny] 1922-Current year 4.) Leinster Leader [Kildare] 1881-Current year 5.) The Meath Chronicle [Meath] 1904 -Current year 6.) The Mayo News [Mayo] 1997-Current year 7.) The Tuam Herald [Galway] 1882-Current year 8.) The Tipperary Star [Tipperary] 1909- Current year 9.) The Leitrim Observer [Leitrim] 1923-1981 (to be filmed to current year) 10.) The Lirnerick Leader [Limerick] 1905-Current year 11.) The Dundalk Democrat [Louth] 1859-Current year 12.) Nationalist & Munster Advertiser [Tipperary] I890-Current year. 13.) Connaught Tribune [Galway] 1909-Current year 14.) Connacht Sentinel [Galway] 1975-Current year 15.) Donegal Democrat [Donegal] 1919-Current year 16.) Drogheda Independent [Louth] 1885-1891 & 1988-Current year 17.) Fingal Independent 1993-Current year 18.) The Kerryman [Kerry] 1904-Current year 19.) Leinster Express [Laois] 1956-Current year 20.) Munster Express [Waterford] 1908-Current year 21.) Nationalist & Leinster Times [Carlow] 1883-Current year 22.) Northern Standard [Monaghan] 1863-Current year 23.) The People [Wexford] 1863-Current year 24.) Roscommon Herald [Roscommon] 1882-1997 (to be filmed to current year) 25.) Southern Star [Cork] 1921-Current year In a Q and A regarding the upcoming site it stated: If you feel that your institution may be interested in subscribing to this website they offer a free individual license for a years access to the website if they successfully introduce an institutionsl client to their website!!! the ESTIMATED cost for unlimited access to all newspapers available will be about 160 Euros per year for individuals and about 5000 Euros for institutions. THE WEB SITE IS NOT YET ONLINE This should be a major break through for many of us trying to make a dnet in a few of those hard to crack Irish brick walls. Nancy __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

-------------- Original message -------------- > Athenry, Rothcosgrove, Ardrahan: MOYLAN, DEELY > ********************************* I've got MOYLAN family line from Knocktoby & Tubber. Any chance we could connect? JOHN MOYLAN married Catherine "Kitty" Fogarty on January 30, 1869 in Gort, County Galway. Theresa E. Smith

Killannin - Trabaun, Tiernee, Pullimurin - McDonough, Toole, Kilcummin - Lettermore, Carraroe (Rinn) - McDonough, Costello McDonough married to McDonough Thanks, Mary McDonough Sandy Okinawa, Japan Hello, with more details > Looking for information about my grandaunts and granduncles in the > Tiernee, Carraroe, Inverin area. > My great, great grandfather was Patrick Toole ( c.1820). He had at least > two children, Barbara and Ellen. Barbara Toole from Pullimurin,Co. > Galway (1853-1902) was my great grandmother. Barbara Toole married (date > unknown) Martin McDonough (1852-Bef.1901), son of Patrick McDonough from > Tiernee, Co. Galway. I am seeking information about the marriages of > their children. These McDonough children are Mary ( my grandmother) > 1874, Patrick 1871, Anne 1878, Bridget 1881, Martin 1883, James 1885, > and Miles 1889. > On the other side, my great, great grandparents are as yet unknown. > However, my great grandfather was Patrick McDonough ( Carraroe, Co. > Galway 1839-1900) married to Judith Costello (Carraroe, Co. Galway > 1840-1902). They married in 1860, and had nine children. These McDonough > children were Bridget 1861, Patrick 1863, Bridget 1866, Michael 1868, > Mary 1870, Anne 1872, John 1875, Bartholomew (my grandfather) 1878, and > Martin 1881. I am seeking information about the marriages of their > children. > My grandparents were Bartholomew McDonough (1878-1912) and Mary McDonough > (1874-1936). Bartholomew was the son of Patrick McDonough and Judith > Costello, and Mary was the daughter of Martin McDonough and Barbara > Toole. > Both sets of my paternal grandparents are from the Lettermore, > Lettermullen, Carraroe, and later Spiddle/Inverin area in County Galway. I especially want to find the grandaunt or granduncle that married an O'Malley. I appreciate any information. With thanks to all, Mary McDonough Sandy Okinawa, Japan > >

Theresa, My Moylan connections: John Moylan married Celia Walsh and they had 6 children that I am aware of: Michael Moylan Bridget Moylan, b. about 1834 Mary Moylan, b. about 1841 James Moylan, b. about 1844 John Moylan, b. about 1847 Patrick Moylan, b. about 1847 These names, with the exception of Patrick, come from research by Tom Moylan and I have not verified them. Patrick Moylan married Anna Marie Deely about 1891. They resided in Rothcosgrove, Ardrahan, County Galway, Ireland. According to Tom Moylan, Anna was from Originally from Gortnamanagh, Kilchreest, Loughrea, Co. Galway. I have no record of anyone named Fogarty. >> Athenry, Rothcosgrove, Ardrahan: MOYLAN, DEELY > ********************************* I've got MOYLAN family line from Knocktoby & Tubber. Any chance we could connect? JOHN MOYLAN married Catherine "Kitty" Fogarty on January 30, 1869 in Gort, County Galway. Theresa E. Smith<<

Thank you Joanne and Pete for explaining about Ballymoe. It was a great help in clearing up my confusion between Galway and Roscommon. Nancy

Jane Thank you for suggesting this idea. I am interested in the following parishes: Moylough/Abbeyknockmoy (especially Toole and O'Toole in Brierfield/Briarfield townland) Kilcloony and Creagh (Keogh in Ballinasloe and surrounding areas ) Ballinakill (Hayes in Carraroe) near Loughrea. Best wishes Catherine McCourt

Lynch and Joyce Carol LYNCH, JOYCE, MARTIN

1856 Marriages - St. Anthony's RC Church, Davenport, Scott Co, Iowa Not in a very readable format...for better table see the table at the Scott Co, IA USGenWeb Project http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/stanthonymarriages1856.htm Marriage Date,Groom's LN,Groom's FN,Nativity,Groom's Parents,Bride's LN,Bride's FN,Nativity,Bride's Parents,Witnesses 21 Apr 1856,Coughlin,Michael,"Co. Clare, Ireland",Simon & Margaret Coughlin,Cane,Margaret,"Co. Galway, Ireland",Patrick & Catherine Cane,"Simon Coughlin, Catherine Dinahan" 6 Aug 1856,Duly,Timothy,"Co. Galway, Ireland",Thomas & Mary Duly,Rodan / Bodan,Ann,New York,Patrick & Honor Rodan / Bodan,"John Brown, Mary Hickey" Cathy Joynt Labath Irish in Iowa http://www.celticcousins.net/irishiniowa/index.htm Scott Co, IA USGenWeb Project http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/index.htm

I am researching the families of HIGGINS & MELIA from Galway. Martin & John Higgins were born in the late 1840s & the family came to the U.S. in the period of 1850-1870 (approx.). They may have made more than one journey to the U.S. & back to Ireland. Mollie

Im not even sure which civil parish my family is from at this point?