A few years ago there was a reunion of the Castledaly parish and a booklet was issued. It was very helpful to me as my mother didn't remember the exact location of her uncle's house. The booklet has the map out of the people living in Castledaly years ago and a bit of genealogy. I have a copy of the booklet but would be willing to make copies for any who would find the info helpful in their searches. I am at work and don't have the booklet in front of me to tell you the exact contact but I will answer requests if any are seeking Castledaly families. I saw one on the list that was and I was reminded of the booklet. Karin Joyce

Since I never joined Otherdays, I haven't had this problem with them. However, with My Family Treemaker I have the same problem. I can no longer gain access to my web page to update it because I no longer have the internet provider I had when I first started with My Family Treemaker. It has me royally ticked off. I have sent several e-mails detailing my problem and always get an automated reply that tells me how to get to my new web page which I don't want. Anyone else have this problem? Did you get it fixed? Mary Jo ----- Original Message ----- From: "maire robinson" <mairerobinson@yahoo.co.uk> To: <IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, March 02, 2005 5:35 AM Subject: Re: [GALWAY] Otherdays.com >I tried Otherdays yesterday and managed to get through when I remembered my >correct login andw as informed my subscription had expired which is >correct. > I have noticed in the past that I can only login from the internet > provider with which I joined Otherdays. Has anyone else experienced > this? > Maire > > "Geralyn W. Barry" <gbarry@proaxis.com> wrote: > I am having the exact same problem as you, Cathy. I have subscibed to > Otherdays for a couple of years, but cannot log in - I get the message > that > my username is incorrect if I try to get my "correct" password. My email > to > them has not been answered. > > I think they are probably overwhelmed with the magnitude of the problem, > kind of like everyone contacting the power company when they lose > electircal power in a storm. There, you at least usually get a recorded > message. It would be nice to have some "official" word from Otherdays > about > this. I realize they are a small company and cut them some slack for it, > but it really would be nice to have *some* word from them. > > Today, the website does not even come up when I try to go to it. > > I also have not been able to get into Otherdays through the NGS [National > Genealogical Society] Britain and Ireland Forum, a paid membership forum > of > the NGS. An NGS newsletter late last year advertised that there was also > access to Origins through membership in the Forum. Since joining in > mid-December, that feature (the main reason I joined, since I alread > supposedly had access to Otherdays) has not been implemented. So I can > access neither one of the Irish databases that I judge to be the main > reason for joining the NGS Britain and Ireland Forum and to which I have > paid subscriptions. Very frustrating! > > I'm afraid I have no suggestions about how to make Otherdays more > responsive to our concerns. I just hope they can resolve their > difficulties > and get back online. > > Geralyn Wood Barry in Oregon, USA > > At 03:57 PM 2/28/05, CathOneill@aol.com wrote: >>Just checking to see how everyone is getting on with Otherdays,now that it >>is back on-line. >> >>I have sent about 6 e-mails to them this past week , as I am STILL unable >>to >>Log-in. It tells me my username and password are incorrect,and of >>course,they are >>not. >> >>No reply to my e-mails, which is pretty poor customer service.Is anyone >>faring any better? >>Any suggestions as to how to make them respond? >> >>Cathy > > > ==== IRL-GALWAY Mailing List ==== > Join an Ireland list that discusses Irish genealogy, history, and culture. > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRELAND.html > > ============================== > Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. > Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: > http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx > > > Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com > > ______________________________

I am researching the name Dooley from Galway. I have a little information on the family. John Dooley came to the USA (New York) May 9 1921. He was 21 years of age. He was on the Ship Cedric which sailed out of Queenstown. He was from Levally Co; Galway. His father's name was Thomas Dooley from Oloonroo? Levally Galway. John Dooley went to live with his Aunt Miss Helen Dooley at 22 west 71 St New York City. In 1930 I find him on the New York City Census living with a cousin Joseph W. Young. and also living with them was an O'Reilly family who were also cousins. Would anyone have any connection to these Families? Any help appreciated. Geraldine Ryerson k

Dear Lists I sent this to several lists that might have some information. These are my Galway Irish Lines. I am hoping that some one might be able to come up with an obit on one or any of these individuals. Or tell me where would be a good place to search for one. If not an Obit any additional information on these individuals. These deaths probably all occurred in Western Galway close to Clifden. I know the records are sparse in some cases. Is there any chance in locating additional records or Obits on these people. William Greene Eng/ Irish? b abt. 1792 Longford Ireland <> died 08 November 1872 - age 80, Galway Ireland - RIC 1820 - 1840 Elizabeth ? Greene - b abt. age 68 d. 26 Nov. 1861 Errismore Godfrey Greene (Green) b. 1835 Galway Ireland <. died 16,Dec. 1916 Clifden, Galway Ireland Honor ( O'Malley) - Greene b. abt. 1832 Calla Galway Ireland<> d. sometime before 1916 ? Festus (Patrick) O'Malley - (Melia, Mealy) b. abt. 1800' s Calla Galway Ireland, d. sometime after 1850 ? Honor Mitten - (Mitton) O'Malley- b location unknown - died unknown Galway, Ireland Thursday, March 26, 1840 Volume 89 Price 5D COUNTY GAOL. Sergeant GREENE, in visiting the county gaol on Tuesday, said to the governor that he believed the number of his prisoners would be henceforward much fewer than they heretofore had been, owing to the visit of Father MATHEW to the county. I believe that this refers to my ancestor William Greene.

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I tried Otherdays yesterday and managed to get through when I remembered my correct login andw as informed my subscription had expired which is correct. I have noticed in the past that I can only login from the internet provider with which I joined Otherdays. Has anyone else experienced this? Maire "Geralyn W. Barry" <gbarry@proaxis.com> wrote: I am having the exact same problem as you, Cathy. I have subscibed to Otherdays for a couple of years, but cannot log in - I get the message that my username is incorrect if I try to get my "correct" password. My email to them has not been answered. I think they are probably overwhelmed with the magnitude of the problem, kind of like everyone contacting the power company when they lose electircal power in a storm. There, you at least usually get a recorded message. It would be nice to have some "official" word from Otherdays about this. I realize they are a small company and cut them some slack for it, but it really would be nice to have *some* word from them. Today, the website does not even come up when I try to go to it. I also have not been able to get into Otherdays through the NGS [National Genealogical Society] Britain and Ireland Forum, a paid membership forum of the NGS. An NGS newsletter late last year advertised that there was also access to Origins through membership in the Forum. Since joining in mid-December, that feature (the main reason I joined, since I alread supposedly had access to Otherdays) has not been implemented. So I can access neither one of the Irish databases that I judge to be the main reason for joining the NGS Britain and Ireland Forum and to which I have paid subscriptions. Very frustrating! I'm afraid I have no suggestions about how to make Otherdays more responsive to our concerns. I just hope they can resolve their difficulties and get back online. Geralyn Wood Barry in Oregon, USA At 03:57 PM 2/28/05, CathOneill@aol.com wrote: >Just checking to see how everyone is getting on with Otherdays,now that it >is back on-line. > >I have sent about 6 e-mails to them this past week , as I am STILL unable to >Log-in. It tells me my username and password are incorrect,and of >course,they are >not. > >No reply to my e-mails, which is pretty poor customer service.Is anyone >faring any better? >Any suggestions as to how to make them respond? > >Cathy ==== IRL-GALWAY Mailing List ==== Join an Ireland list that discusses Irish genealogy, history, and culture. http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRELAND.html ============================== Census images 1901, 1891, 1881 and 1871, plus so much more. Ancestry.com's United Kingdom & Ireland Collection. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13968/rd.ashx Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com

I don't know how many of you may have used this site - <http://www.1837online.com/> www.1837online.com to find genealogy information for England, but I just found out about it today. I don't have enough beginning information to search in the UK to get into it myself, but thought it may be useful for others on the list. It's a pay-per-view site that charges 10 pence per image with a minimum of 5 pounds (per session I suppose). They claim to have the entire 1861 census for England and Wales online. Their free trial is pretty good as you can search their data bases for marriages, deaths, and births within a narrow range of time (I think it was Jul, Aug, Sep 1863 or something). It's good enough to give you a feel for the site and what they have to offer. The use a Lizardtech viewer so it's pretty similar to what you see with Ancestry.com. Here's a note from the web site... Please note that this is a full set of the publicly available records for England and Wales. There are no known omissions. These indexes do not cover other parts of the British Isles - Scotland, Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands. The BMD indexes for England and Wales contained on this site are divided into two distinct areas: * From 1837 to 1983 all records are scanned pages of the indexes that are found at the Family Record Centre and also held on microfiche or microfilm by some libraries and family history organisations. * From 1984 to date, all the information is in a database format. Cheers, Rick Haverty

I don't know if your question was already answered, but here is a link to a site that has maps on Connemara including Rosmuc. The map link is at the top of the page. http://www.connemara.net/ All the best, Tom Gosse -----Original Message----- From: Charris721@aol.com [mailto:Charris721@aol.com] Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 1:07 PM To: IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GALWAY] Map of Rosmuck area... Hi, Does anyone know of an online site that has a map of the Rosmuck - Costelloe area of Co. Galway? Carol MARTIN, MARTYN, LYNCH, JOYCE, GIBBONS ==== IRL-GALWAY Mailing List ==== New!! Irish-American Mailing List, http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/other/Ethnic-Irish/IRISH-AMERICAN.html To unsub or change your Irl-Galway mailing mode: http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-GALWAY.html ============================== View and search Historical Newspapers. Read about your ancestors, find marriage announcements and more. Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13969/rd.ashx

Cathy, I just checked the Godfrey Library site this morning and Otherdays is still not listed. I know the library director, Tom Kemp, had said that he wasn't going to put it back online through Godfrey until everything was completely straightened out. Looks to me like things aren't quite right yet. Terry in Michigan ----- Original Message ----- From: CathOneill@aol.com<mailto:CathOneill@aol.com> To: IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 7:57 PM Subject: [GALWAY] Otherdays.com Just checking to see how everyone is getting on with Otherdays,now that it is back on-line. I have sent about 6 e-mails to them this past week , as I am STILL unable to Log-in. It tells me my username and password are incorrect,and of course,they are not. No reply to my e-mails, which is pretty poor customer service. Is anyone faring any better? Any suggestions as to how to make them respond? Cathy

I am having the exact same problem as you, Cathy. I have subscibed to Otherdays for a couple of years, but cannot log in - I get the message that my username is incorrect if I try to get my "correct" password. My email to them has not been answered. I think they are probably overwhelmed with the magnitude of the problem, kind of like everyone contacting the power company when they lose electircal power in a storm. There, you at least usually get a recorded message. It would be nice to have some "official" word from Otherdays about this. I realize they are a small company and cut them some slack for it, but it really would be nice to have *some* word from them. Today, the website does not even come up when I try to go to it. I also have not been able to get into Otherdays through the NGS [National Genealogical Society] Britain and Ireland Forum, a paid membership forum of the NGS. An NGS newsletter late last year advertised that there was also access to Origins through membership in the Forum. Since joining in mid-December, that feature (the main reason I joined, since I alread supposedly had access to Otherdays) has not been implemented. So I can access neither one of the Irish databases that I judge to be the main reason for joining the NGS Britain and Ireland Forum and to which I have paid subscriptions. Very frustrating! I'm afraid I have no suggestions about how to make Otherdays more responsive to our concerns. I just hope they can resolve their difficulties and get back online. Geralyn Wood Barry in Oregon, USA At 03:57 PM 2/28/05, CathOneill@aol.com wrote: >Just checking to see how everyone is getting on with Otherdays,now that it >is back on-line. > >I have sent about 6 e-mails to them this past week , as I am STILL unable to >Log-in. It tells me my username and password are incorrect,and of >course,they are >not. > >No reply to my e-mails, which is pretty poor customer service.Is anyone >faring any better? >Any suggestions as to how to make them respond? > >Cathy

Just checking to see how everyone is getting on with Otherdays,now that it is back on-line. I have sent about 6 e-mails to them this past week , as I am STILL unable to Log-in. It tells me my username and password are incorrect,and of course,they are not. No reply to my e-mails, which is pretty poor customer service. Is anyone faring any better? Any suggestions as to how to make them respond? Cathy

Anyone know how to obtain an article printed in Connaught (Connacht) Tribune in 1937? I know the headline of the article and content but not the exact date. I imagine it would be a research fee for this request. Thanks. Karin A. Joyce

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Mary Jo Take a look at the website _www.movinghere.org.uk_ (http://www.movinghere.org.uk) It's a good site for beginners to Irish research, so you won't be tempted to write "Irish" and "census" in the same sentence !! The arrival dates are not from Irish records, I would think from US passenger lists. The RC parish for both places is Killosolan/Ahascragh. Records start 1840 .. LDS film no.09899751 So that first birthdate 1824 is from somewhere else - family bible, or naturalisation records, maybe? Cathy.

Please, I have the following information for which I would like to secure source documentation. Could someone kindly point me in the right direction? Patrick CLARKE Born: March 17, 1824 in Greenville, Co. Galway, Ireland Emigration: February 27, 1850 left Ireland to NYC, NY, USA Father: John CLARKE Mother: Mary MANION Catherine WADE Born: April 15, 1846 in Ballinahattina, Co. Galway, Ireland Emigration: February 1866 left Ireland to USA Father: Hugh WADE Mother: Catherine FOX In the states, I know how to go about this but this is my first attempt with Irish documentation. I am interested in birth, baptism, confirmation if possible, census (?), etc. Thank you for any and all pointers. Mary Jo "He alone deserves to be remembered by his children who treasures up and preserves the memory of his fathers." Edmond Burke...1729-1797

THE CONNAUGHT JOURNAL Galway, Monday, August 9, 1824 MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT A fine boy, aged 12 years, second son of Mr. Devenish, at the Island of Arran, was unfortunately drowned a few days since while in the act of stepping from a canoe into a sailing boat. - Every exertion was used on finding the body to restore animation, but all efforts proved fruitless. ANOTHER ACCIDENT The lifeless corpse of Mr. Francis O'Flaherty, eldest son of Mr. O'Flaherty, of Garomoe, was found in his room a few days since, in which he had previously retired in perfect health and spirit. The contents of a fowling piece, which lay upon the table, and which, he is supposed, he was preparing for sport, were found discharged into his body - and thus has this promising youth found a premature grave in the very spring time of his life. He was 21 years of age - was universally and deservedly esteemed, and is now regretted by all who knew him. COUNTY GALWAY TO BE LET And Immediate possession given during the Minority of John Burke, Esq., a Minor. CHURCH PARK, as lately held by Walter Lambert, Esq. subject to Reclamation within 6 months, good Meadow and Pasture Land __ Viso, part of KNOCKBRACK about 100 Acres good Sheep Walk. Proposals in writing to Thomas Ball, John W. Browne, Esq., Dublin; and Michael Dowdall, Esq. Tyaquin, Monivae. August 2, 1824. COUNTY GALWAY TO BE LET And immediate possession given, the following Lands, part of Newtown, the Estate of James Kelly, Esq., viz: - PART OF LISS, as lately held by Mr. Malachy Foy, containing Forty five Acres, subject to Redemption within six months - Also, the MILLS and STORES of Newtown, with about Nine Acres of Land and a good Dwelling House. Proposals in writing only to A. Toller, Esq., ?arm-Hill, and Michael Dowdall, Esq. Tyaquin, Monivae. August 9, 1824 ELASTIC WATERPROOF HAT WARE-HOUSE P. SMYTH RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public, that he has received this day, direct from the best Manufacturers in Dublin, A Large Assortment of HATS. Which will be sold cheaper than any ever offered for Sale in this Town. Terms CASH - and no SECOND PRICE. August 9th, 1824 FRESH ARRIVALS TO THE Cheap Linen and Woollen-Drapery Establishment, HIGH-STREET. COLL KELLY, Proprietor, HAS Carefully selected, in Dublin, under his own immediate inspection, A Fashionable Assortment of every Article in the above Line, Which he offers for Sale on the most moderate terms. Galway, 9th August, 1824. T. BARNARDO (From London) HAS just arrived, with an Elegant and Large Assortment of SEAL SKIN CAPS, for Gentlemen and Children, from 4s to 11s each; and as the Subscriber will remain in Town for a few days only, the Public are earnestly invited to avail themselves of the present opportunity, as the entire will be Sold at the above LOW PRICES. N.B.- To be seen at Mr. W. STAUNTON'S, Anchor Tavern, Quay-street. Galway, August 9, 1824. Cathy Joynt Labath Ireland Old News http://www.IrelandOldNews.com/

THE CONNAUGHT JOURNAL Galway, Thursday, August 6, 1824 MR. FRANCIS BURKE The person who calls himself by this name, and is confined in Newgate under the accusation of having passed forged Bills of a large amount on Gibbons and Williams, is, we are authorised to say, in no way connected with any of the respectable inhabitants of that name in the county or town of Galway. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ AUCTION Christopher York WILL SELL BY AUCTION, at his MARBLE SHOP, on the LONG-WALK, a number of HIGHLY POLISHED BLACK MARBLE CHIMNEY-PIECES. Sale to commence on THURSDAY next, the 12th instant, and continue each succeeding day until all are sold. -- August 5th, 1824 Cathy Joynt Labath Ireland Old News http://www.IrelandOldNews.com/

is in Kilkilvery or, was in Kilkilvery civil parish in 1837. http://www.from-ireland.net/lewis/g/kilkilvery.htm Now, if it's Roman Catholic parish records you'd be interested in then the only reference to any film that may be of help to you would be those of Killursa and Killower http://www.from-ireland.net/parishrecords/gal/galwayrcindex.htm and the LDS do have a copy of that film. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Theresa Bora" <tdbora@msn.com> To: <IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 6:40 PM Subject: Re: [GALWAY] Re: townland question > Hello, Pete. Your email is the first I've seen that mentions Headford. > My paternal g.parents have a connection to that

Pete, thanks so much for this information. You certainly have a wealth of knowledge. Thanks for sharing it with us. Terry ----- Original Message ----- From: PeteScherm@aol.com<mailto:PeteScherm@aol.com> To: tdbora@msn.com<mailto:tdbora@msn.com> ; IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 5:09 PM Subject: Re: [GALWAY] Re: townland question Terry, Headford village and townland is a couple of miles west of the nearest extent of Donaghpatrick civil parish. There is really only one Headford location in the county - but it merits four listings in the IreAtlas. One is for the townland, which is in Killursa civil parish. And the other three are for the once-larger Town of Headford - now reduced to a village (but an important one, I hasten to add to avoid offence). This village spreads a bit over a conjunction of Killursa, Cargin and Kilkivery civil parishes - hence, it needs three listings to define it <gr>. Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts

Thank you very much for these leads, Dr. Jane. Terry ----- Original Message ----- From: Dr. Jane Lyons<mailto:sniliaghin@iol.ie> To: Theresa Bora<mailto:tdbora@msn.com> ; IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com<mailto:IRL-GALWAY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 3:15 PM Subject: Headford town Re: [GALWAY] Re: townland question is in Kilkilvery or, was in Kilkilvery civil parish in 1837. http://www.from-ireland.net/lewis/g/kilkilvery.htm<http://www.from-ireland.net/lewis/g/kilkilvery.htm> Now, if it's Roman Catholic parish records you'd be interested in then the only reference to any film that may be of help to you would be those of Killursa and Killower http://www.from-ireland.net/parishrecords/gal/galwayrcindex.htm<http://www.from-ireland.net/parishrecords/gal/galwayrcindex.htm> and the LDS do have a copy of that film.