Hi James Thanks for your reply. What part of the Globe are you living in? It just so happens one of my Aunts was a Lock Keeper on the River Barrow and my cousin may be able to help with the info that you want also a Video of the programme if it is available on the market. These are all the Motley/Dowling's listed on the Index to Griffith's Valuation of Ireland, 1850-52 Motley, James County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Motley, John County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Motley, Margaret County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Motley, Michael County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Motley, William County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Dowling, Bridget County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Dowling, John County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Dowling, Michael County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Dowling, Patrick County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Dowling, William County : Laois/Leix/Queens Parish : Killeshin Location : Ardateggle Do you have any dates for the Dowling's i.e.; Birth dates or Death dates. I have a number of Dowling's listed in a book called 'Gravestone Inscriptions for Killeshin' ( and other graveyards in the Killeshin Parish) by Paul Redmond N.T. It was published in May 1997 by J.P.F. PRINT, Stradbally, Co. Laois. IRL Tel: 00 353 502 25326. As far as I know this book is still available at any good book shop in Carlow Town such as Chapter 2 Bookshop, 96 Tullow Street, Carlow. IRL. Tel: 00 353 503 31674 Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Bulger/Bolger, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor, Kelly, Kavanagh, McDonald, in the Counties of Leix, Dublin & Meath, Ireland also looking for Alstead and Stanley in Yorkshire England. Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: James A Whelan To: Michael Brennan Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2000 6:33 PM Subject: Re: Ardateggle, Co. Laois. IRL Hi Michael I understand send mail to Killeshin Carlow for it to be sent to Holy Cross Killeshine Laois.My grandmother Anne Motley was born in Killeshin To John Motley and Anne Dowling they all came to Elizabeth, N.J. along with my grandmother's siblings and her uncle Patrick Dowling. there was also a Michael Dowling from that area a relative who was on the run as he continued fighting after 1922. Do you have any knowledge of Barge People on the Barrow River in Carlow My grandfather Michael Whelan was Born in England on their barge(probably a coal barge)which travelled fr Ire. to Engl.Ere tv had a documentary about the Barrow river barges early this year and I would love to purchase it if it is for sale. Do you have any suggestions? Jim

Hi Linda I think the messages got a bit mixed up but thanks for replying. I am looking for my Great Uncle John Brennan who served in the Royal Irish Rifles. He came from a village called Ballickmoyler in the County of Laois, Ireland. His Fathers name was Mark Brennan and his mothers name was Kate Brennan (nee Lalor). John Brennan was wounded twice in action in France. He was also a full time soldier in the regular army. As you can see I know very little about this man which is why I am using this medium to try and find someone who may have, as you suggested, kept newspaper cuttings of local papers in Carlow or Laois about local men in WW1. Thanks again Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk ----- Original Message ----- From: "tottiebob" <jkne11789@cableinet.co.uk> To: <GREATWAR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 26, 2000 4:38 PM Subject: Re: [WW1] John Brennan-Royal Irish Rifles > I found my local newspaper a mind of information, photographs, recruitments,letters,wounded and missing and of course those that died locally also other parts of the country > some annoncements even give their Army and Naval number so you could pick something up. What Area are your Brennens from.Les know how you get on > Regards > Linda

Abbeylace is how older locals pronounce Abbeyleix. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jeanne D. Hubbard" <jeanneh@ezwv.com> To: <IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 3:19 PM Subject: DELANEY information sought > 8/25/2000 > > > An old family letter states that John DELANEY who was born 20 February 1822 in Casleballey, Queens County, Ireland (according to one family source)was in the "king's orphanage" because his family couldn't afford to keep him. It goes on to say that the Village of "Abbeylace (sic)" comes in somewhere as either his birth place of baptismal place or the home of the people who adopted him as an apprentice. > > Is there a Casleballey? > > Was there a "king's orphanage?" > > Any suggestions on how to go about verify and elaborating on this information? > > Jeanne Delaney Hubbard > > > ==== IRL-LAOIS Mailing List ==== > > >

Looking for my greatgrandfather, Peter Conroy, who was born Nov. 27,1827 in Queens County, Ireland, now Laois County. I believe his father was named James. At age 17, Peter sailed to America and I next locate him in the 1850 US census residing in Greensburg, Pa., where he married Anna McCarty in 1856. They moved to Lee County, Iowa [Keokuk] and a son was born in 1858 named James, who only lived for 5 days. In a year another son was born named Peter Jr., and then Mary was born and then John William, my grandfather. Anna died around 1869 and Peter Sr. re-married to Sarah Crawford. At this time Peter and family were living on a farm at Clark County, Missouri [Kahoka]. This second marriage took place about 1877. Clark County, Missouri is west of Keokuk, Iowa across the Mississippi River and only 20 miles from Keokuk, Iowa. Subsequently daughter Mary married a methodist minister named Matthew Sexsmith. Son John married Anna Klamer. Peter, Sr. died Dec. 31, 1909 and is burried in Kahoka, Missouri. I would appreciate any information or help that anyone can give me. Incidentally, his first wife, Anna McCarty was from Belfast. Thank you Daryl Conroy conroyclaims@cs.com

Joe, Don't stress the lack of a birth certificate. The Offaly Society found the people I inquired about (although no marriage cert. was located) and their 7 children. Problem was, they actually had 10 children. Civil registration was not mandatory back then, therefore some certificates are bound not to exist. I would say that the marriage certificate that they found is the one that you were looking for. I haven't seen that many Dooley and Dalys in Laois to make a coincidence possible (but you never know). If you know the date of birth try writing to Dublin for them. If they were registered, they would have the record. Assuming it didn't get lost in the big fire. Good Luck, Irene Lee -----Original Message----- From: Joseph W. Dooley [mailto:joex@erols.com] Sent: Sunday, August 20, 2000 6:52 PM To: IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Daly & Dooley Research Hello, I have lots of questions, and hope someone can give me some guidance here. I recently received a report from the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society about a record in the marriage register in the parish of Mountrath, County Laois. This marriage record was dated May 1, 1839. The bride was Catherine DALY and the groom was John DOOLEY. This couple could be my ancestors, who migrated from Ireland to the United States, in about the year 1844. Unfortunately, the marriage register did not record either parent for the bride or the groom. No baptismal record for the bride can be found in the parish register of Mountrath, and no record of any children born to this couple can be found in Counties Offaly and Laois. Questions: Is anybody out there researching the Daly & Dooley families in Counties Offaly and Laois? If you are researching either of these families, does this marriage record connect with your research in any way? How would I go about trying the verify that this Catherine Daly and John Dooley are MY ancestors - as opposed to two people who happen to have the same name, and were married at about the right time? My Catherine Daly and John Dooley probably had two children before they migrated from Ireland. Is it significant that the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society claims it cannot find a record of any children born to a Catherine Daly and John Dooley in Counties Offaly and Laois? How would I go about finding such birth records? Thanks a lot for any help. Take care, Joe Dooley Falls Church, Virginia U.S.A.

Hello, I have lots of questions, and hope someone can give me some guidance here. I recently received a report from the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society about a record in the marriage register in the parish of Mountrath, County Laois. This marriage record was dated May 1, 1839. The bride was Catherine DALY and the groom was John DOOLEY. This couple could be my ancestors, who migrated from Ireland to the United States, in about the year 1844. Unfortunately, the marriage register did not record either parent for the bride or the groom. No baptismal record for the bride can be found in the parish register of Mountrath, and no record of any children born to this couple can be found in Counties Offaly and Laois. Questions: Is anybody out there researching the Daly & Dooley families in Counties Offaly and Laois? If you are researching either of these families, does this marriage record connect with your research in any way? How would I go about trying the verify that this Catherine Daly and John Dooley are MY ancestors – as opposed to two people who happen to have the same name, and were married at about the right time? My Catherine Daly and John Dooley probably had two children before they migrated from Ireland. Is it significant that the Offaly Historical & Archaeological Society claims it cannot find a record of any children born to a Catherine Daly and John Dooley in Counties Offaly and Laois? How would I go about finding such birth records? Thanks a lot for any help. Take care, Joe Dooley Falls Church, Virginia U.S.A.

That's a very long shot Michael. At best - she probably went to England and on from there. Your best bet is actually writing to the Loreto nuns themselves. Some of the few left may know all kinds of stories. There's no-one like a nun to know who is who and what is what and to have all the stories and any Loreto nun I ever knew was *fantastic* with stories :-) now - Loreto in Rathfarnham was the head house here in Ireland but as far as I know the living area has been closed and sold recently. At least - they auctioned off contents of the house - so I'd imagine so. Many of the nuns have now moved out into houses around the city as with other orders. That leaves you with the Loreto Convent in St. Stephen's Green. I figure that's probably the head house in the country now. I'd chance writing to the Mother Superior and asking her if she can help with the information or if she knows any nuns who can :-) Loreto Convernt, St. Stephens Green, Dublin 2. Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: "Michael Brennan" <michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk> To: <IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 4:17 PM Subject: IRELAND to INDIA in 1914 > Hi everyone > Please may I avail of someone's services in the following matter: > > My Great Aunt, Miss Hannah Brennan who was born on 22 October 1882 in > Ballickmoyler, Co. Laois, IRL. She left Ireland in January 1914 at the age > of 32 and travelled to India to become a Nun in Loreto Convent in Lucknow,

Hi everyone Please may I avail of someone's services in the following matter: My Great Aunt, Miss Hannah Brennan who was born on 22 October 1882 in Ballickmoyler, Co. Laois, IRL. She left Ireland in January 1914 at the age of 32 and travelled to India to become a Nun in Loreto Convent in Lucknow, India. I am trying to find out how she would have travelled to India. What Irish port would she have departed from. How long would the journey have taken. What ports would the ship have called at enroute to India and what port in India would she have arrived at? Any info would be helpful Thank You Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor & Kelly in the Co.Leix. Kavanagh & McDonald from Co. Carlow. Bulger/Bolger from Dublin City. Brennan from Co.Meath, Ireland and Alstead and Stanley from Yorkshire, England.

I am in search of excellent Ireland genealogy sites to add to that section of my website at http://www.stas.net/gen/ , which opened July 31, 2000 Any suggestions would be very much appreciated, but please include the county they should be placed in to speed the time it takes to add them.Thanks I would also like to invite everyone to join in our new GENEALOGY CHAT ROOM. The chat is open 24 hrs / 7 days a week to anyone anywhere. We would love to have you join in. It is new as you would be so you will not be out of place at all. The chat limited to 50 people at a time so plan on getting there early Thanks for your help If you feel this site would be of help to anyone Please pass it on Thanks Myrna in Saskatchewan, Canada Please visit our web site JUST GENEALOGY !! at: http://www.stas.net/gen/

Thanks everyone for your ideas and info on my Grattan family! I was sucessful! I found my G G G Grandmother, Katherine Grattan's, Brothers family! Pretty exciting! Now maybe together we can work on the info in Ireland! Good Luck everyone! Jennifer

I submit the following: I am seeking information regarding the family of my step father, William Kelly who married Lily Brennan. both from Co. Laois. Ireland Descendants of Thomas Kelly from Co.Laois. IRL Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS KELLY was born 1856 in Ardateggle. Co. Leix. IRL, and died 16 January 1910. He married BRIGIT CARTER. Children of THOMAS KELLY and BRIGIT CARTER are: i. ALISE KELLY. ii. BOB KELLY, married. MARY DOWLING, Killeshin, Carlow. IRL iii. ELSA KELLY. iv. MARGARET KELLY. v. MARTIN KELLY. vi. PATRICK KELLY, born. 6 November 1885, Ardateggle. Co. Leix IRL; died. 2 January 1971, 43 Elizabeth St, Ossining, New York, USA. Notes for PATRICK KELLY: Emigrated to America in the 1920/30's and lived at 43 Elizabeth St, Ossining, NY 10562 USA Also lived at Crietton House, Harmon on Hudson, New York, USA 2. vii. THOMAS KELLY, born. 17 March 1888, Ardateggle, Co. Laois IRL; died. 24 January 1980, Bayport, NY, USA. 3. viii. WILLIAM KELLY, (My Step Father) born. 10 March 1894, Doonane, Crittyard, Co. Laois. IRl; died. 17 April 1964, County Hospital, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. IRL. 4. ix. ANNIE KELLY, born. 4 November 1901, Ardateggle. Co. Leix IRL; died. 4 October 1978, 7 Clonbun, Trim, Co. Meath. IRL Generation No. 2 2. THOMAS KELLY was born 17 March 1888 in Ardateggle, Co. Laois, IRL and died 24 January 1980 in Bayport, NY, USA. Emigrated to America in the 1920's He died on 24th January 1980 aged 92 years of age. He lived in Long Beach for over 50 years. Held the position of Head Custodian of City Hall of Long Beach, New York for 40 years. He was appointed to this position by the founder of Long Beach, Senator Reynolds RIP in 1920 until his retirement in 1960. Veteran of World War 1. A member of Knights of Columbus, St. Mary's Holy Name Society A member of Long Beach Democratic Party He was buried in Holy Rood Cemetery in Westbury, Long Island, NY on Monday 28th January 1980. 3. WILLIAM KELLY was born 10 March 1894 in Doonane, Crittyard, Co. Laois, IRL, and died 17 April 1964 in County Hospital, Portlaoise, Co. Laois. He married ELIZABETH (Lily) BRENNAN (My Mother) 20 January 1960 in Sacred Heart Church, Arles, Co. Laois. IRL, daughter of THOMAS BRENNAN and MARY MORAN. Buried in Mayo graveyard Co. Laois, IRL. the headstone has fallen over on it's face. 4. ANNIE KELLY was born 4 November 1901 in Ardateggle. Co. Leix, and died 4 October 1978 in 7 Clonbun, Trim, Co. Meath. She married DAVID REID. MCFARLANE 1939 in Belfast, NI, son of ALEXANDER MCFARLANE and SUSAN REID. She was working in Oak Park in 1936, Carlow, IRL when she met her husband David McFarlane. Child of ANNIE KELLY and DAVID MCFARLANE is: 6. i. DAVID MCFARLANE, born. 24 February 1939, Dublin. Generation No. 3 5. GERARD KELLY was born in Long Beach, NY, USA. He married MILDRED DUFFY. Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Bulger/Bolger, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor, Kelly, Kavanagh, McDonald, in the Counties of Leix, Dublin & Meath, Ireland also looking for Alstead and Stanley in Yorkshire England. Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk Michael Brennan Kent England

I am trying to locate anyone who may be related to my G/Aunt Christina Brennan the daughter of Mark Brennan and Catherine Lalor from Arless, Co. Laois IRL, who married a Mark Bolger/Bulger in the late 1800's-1900's in Dublin and lived in 5 Phibsborough Avenue, Dublin City. In 1937 Christina Brennan was a member of the ATS in Ballymena. Co. Antrim. NI and During the 2nd World War she went to Birmingham and worked in a munitions factory there. Mark and Christina had four children namely: Mark Bulger, born in St Pappin's Green, Ballymun, Dublin; He died on the 18 February 1995 in PCU, Our Lady's Hospice, Dublin; His wife's name was Alice ?. Patricia Bulger, born in 5 Phibsborough Avenue, Dublin; died 15 June 1993 in Govan, Glasgow, Scotland; She married Jack McGregor. Rose Bulger, born in 5 Phibsborough Avenue, Dublin. Eileen Bulger, born 1917 in 5 Phibsborough Avenue, Dublin; married James O'Riley. I would love to hear from anyone who thinks that they may be related to this family. All your help would be much appreciated in this matter Michael Brennan Kent England Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Bulger/Bolger, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor, Kelly, Kavanagh, McDonald, in the Counties of Leix, Dublin & Meath, Ireland also looking for Alstead and Stanley in Yorkshire England. Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk

Hi listers I am researching the history of my G/Uncle John Brennan from Co. Laois. IRL who served in WW1. Unfortunately no records exist for him in PRO Kew, England as it seems his records were amoung those records that were distroyed during WW2. I would like to know where can I find information about the where the The Royal Irish Rifles recruited in Southern Ireland prior to WW1 breaking out. I would like to know if anyone has done any research for soldiers who served with this regiment and went missing in action and like me, cannot find any information on record about my Great Uncle in the PRO at Kew or the Commonwealth Graves Web site. Has anyone got copies of newspaper cuttings from local papers in Co. Laois which tells about men who left for the front,men you won medals, men woh didn't return after the war was over. THIS IS REALLY A SHOT IN THE DARK AS I AM HOPING THAT ONE DAY I WILL BE ABLE TO MAKE CONTACT WITH SOMEONE WHO MAY HAVE INFORMATION THAT WILL HELP ME LOCATE MY JOHN BRENNAN FROM CO.LAOIS. Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor & Kelly in the Co.Leix. Kavanagh & McDonald from Co. Carlow. Bulger/Bolger from Dublin City. Brennan from Co.Meath, Ireland and Alstead and Stanley from Yorkshire, England.

I am searching for information on a family of Bulger/Bolger who lived in Phibsborough Avenue, Dublin IRL during the early 1900's. Has anyone any information about this family that might be useful to me? Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor, Kelly all from the Co. Leix. Kavanagh & McDonald from Co. Carlow, Bulger/Bolger from Dublin City, Brennan from Co. Meath, Ireland and Alstead and Stanley from Yorkshire, England.

The following two stones were found in a church beside Ross National School in Co. Laois. I don't know the name of the church. Dease/Grattan: In loving memory/of/Charlotte Dease/youngest daughter of/Edmond Dease/Mary Grattan/died may 5th 1953/RIP Celtic Cross Dease/Grattan: I.H.S./Big monument - difficult to read: Pray/for the soul of/Edmund Gerald Dease/ born 6-1829, died July 17th 1904 RIP/ Thou hath loved Justice and/ hated ?? Side 1: Mabel/Wife of /Edmund J. Dease/died 27 Nov 1960/ Also for his wife Mary Grattan/died /Marion Brand/daughter of Edmund J. Dease & Mael Dease died April 20th 1969; Other side: Their eldest son/Edmund J. Dease/b. 1851 d. Oct 1945. The following is extracted from Lewis topographical Directory MOYANNA Moyanna, a parish in the barony of Stradbally, Queen's County and province of Leinster, 1 mile (N.) from Stradbally, on the road to Monastereven; containing 1695 inhabitants. The parish comprises 5697 statute acres, of which 65 are woodland. The state of agriculture has improved greatly, the progress of which has been promoted by quantities of excellent limestone her; and its vicinity to the southern branch of the Grand Canal affords great facility for posing of the produce. James Grattan, Esq., M.D. who has a pretty shooting lodge here has erected a handsome ridge over the Barrow at Dunrally fort. A party of the constabulary police is stationed at Vic??? Town (?Vicarstown). Jane ----- Original Message ----- From: <Jellomo@aol.com> To: <IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 15, 2000 8:37 PM Subject: Grattan/Gratton > I am looking for Grattan's in Queens County. I dont know where though...any > suggestions as to how to pinpoint where? I just found this out a couple > weeks ago! > > Jennee:-) > > > ==== IRL-LAOIS Mailing List ==== > > >

I am looking for Grattan's in Queens County. I dont know where though...any suggestions as to how to pinpoint where? I just found this out a couple weeks ago! Jennee:-)

Hi listers, Would like to share with you all that persistence pays off. After only 13 mos. of searching I have found my husband's Bolger cousins from Laois. Only one still carries the surname and actually lives there, but we have made contact with all living cousins who currently live elsewhere. 3 Children from the James Bolger and Mary Mackey union remained in Ireland back in 1900 and their grandchildren and great grandchildren are alive and well and living all over the island. We will be over to visit next June. How did I find them? I took a chance and wrote to a person by the name of the great grandfather in the town where they last lived. He answered back and turned out to be a grandchild! If you are looking for relatives, try the telephone directory. You might luck out as I did. Good Luck! Irene Lee Anchorage, Alaska

Hello to all researchers of the Brennan Family My G.G.Grandfather William Brennan was from Ballickmoyler, Queens County. IRL (he is listed in the Index to Griffiths Valuation of 1852). He is buried in the graveyard of the Sacred Heart Church, Arless, Co. Laois. IRL. in an unmarked grave. I am looking for anyone who thinks that they may be related to this person in any way as I know very little about him and his immediate family other than he had a son Mark Brennan (my G,Grandfather) b abt 1836, who married Catherine (Katie) Lalor from Arles or Ballickmoyler on 30 January 1872 in the Sacred Heart Church, Arless, Co. Laois. IRL. His father William was not alive at the time of his sons wedding. Other possible names in this family are: Ellen, James, Edward, Annie to name but a few. I would love to hear from anyone who may be able to help on this one as I have hit a brick wall at the moment. Also researching the following members of my family: Moran, Brennan, Bulger/Bolger, Lawler/Lalor/Lawlor, Kelly, Kavanagh, McDonald, in the Counties of Leix, Dublin & Meath, Ireland and Alstead and Stanley in Yorkshire England. Kindest regards Michael Brennan Kent England Home: michael@janbren.freeserve.co.uk

Hello to all researchers My g.g.grandfather James Gardiner was from Queens County. He was transported on the Egyptian (2) 1840 with his brother Thomas for 7 years in Tasmania. Is there any way I can find out where James came from in (then) Queens County? I have the Convict Records but cannot find anything other than Queens County. The National Archives of Ireland Search results say that...."Convict was convicted with his brother, James. Convicts widowed mother, two sisters and a brother are dependant on their support. Thanks for any help Pam Bell, Melbourne, Australia

In 1826 there was an Elizabeth Gardiner listed as leasing land in the Tithes in Borris and Derrin in the civil parish of Aghaboe (Aughaboe/Aghavoe); there was also a Richard Gardiner in a townland listed as Gorthaclea (which may be Gortnaclea) again in the parish of Aghaboe. There are a Henry and William Gardiner listed in the Killaloe marriage licence bonds, no address given for Henry but William was from a btownland called Ballyna in Tipperary. The following is from a gravestone in Skeirk graveyard in Co. Laois: Johnston: Erected by/her loving mother/in memory of her daughter/Louise Johnston/who died Nov 1891/aged 15 years/Grandchild of late /J. Gardiner I have not got all the info on the Tithes from Laois. I haven't transcribed all the graveyards either - but the above does give you some places to begin looking. Jane :-) ----- Original Message ----- From: "PAMELA BELL" <bobpam@bigpond.com> To: <IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, August 14, 2000 10:33 AM Subject: James Gardiner > Hello to all researchers > > My g.g.grandfather James Gardiner was from Queens County. > > He was transported on the Egyptian (2) 1840 with his brother Thomas for 7 years in Tasmania. > > Is there any way I can find out where James came from in (then) Queens County? > > I have the Convict Records but cannot find anything other than Queens County. The National Archives of Ireland Search results say that...."Convict was convicted with his brother, James. Convicts widowed mother, two sisters and a brother are dependant on their support. > > Thanks for any help > Pam Bell, Melbourne, Australia > > > ==== IRL-LAOIS Mailing List ==== > > >