I have access to the indexes to the baptisms, marriages and burials for India for 1713-1948. These give the volume and folio number for the church registers - mainly C/E of course but in later times there are some R/Cs if anyone needs a lookup. Once this information has been found the film of the register can then be ordered from the LDS. These indexes are available at Parramatta in Sydney and they are also available in Melbourne at one of the LDS centres. Regards from Valerie in sunny Sydney. Researching: BEDDY, CULLODEN, DYAS and ROWAN in Belfast, Dublin, Wicklow & Wexford Guild of One-Name Studies No: 4825 for CULLODEN & HIGGINSON -----Original Message----- From: irl-limerick-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-limerick-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of mattse165 Sent: Saturday, 22 March 2008 9:53 PM To: irl-limerick@rootsweb.com Subject: [IRL-LIMERICK] fibis.org Indian search I have just looked at this site and just entered a surname in with not details and I found my COLLINGE and BURKE connection. There are irish and English soliders and departures as well. Thank you Nick for this-Elaine Original Message ----- From: "Nick Reddan" <nickred@webone.com.au> To: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> > You might look at the following which has a lot of useful information > on the British (including many Irish) in India: http://www.fibis.org/ /Home/ > http://members.iinet.net.au/~nickred/ > <http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Enickred/> > /Sites managed/ > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~registryofdeeds/index.html > <http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Eregistryofdeeds/index.html > > > http://www.igrsoc.org/index.htm > http://members.iinet.net.au/~nickred/majuratennis/ > <http://members.iinet.net.au/%7Enickred/majuratennis/> > ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-LIMERICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message
Members of the Limerick Guild of Woolcombers' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Brooks, John Brooks, Grace Brooks, Essy Carthy, Andrew Egan, Nicholas Higgins, Thomas Higgins, Daniel Jacus, Isaac Jacus, Joseph Meehan, Joseph Mullane, John NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Sandmen's Society as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Carroll, Michael Connell, P. Connell, Thomas Connell, James Connell Jun., John Connell Sen., John Crowe, John Crowe, E. Crowe, Lott Crowe, Mathew Crowe, Michael Halloran, John Kelly, Martin Kennedy, Daniel Liston, John Mara, Edmond Ryan, Michael Sweeney, P. Turner, James Turner, Thomas NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Stone-cutters' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Ahern, Patrick Doherty Jun., Michael Doherty Sen., John Dunne, Denis Fitzgerald, William Flynn, John Foarde, Thomas Frost, George Garvey, John Garvey, Richard Hayes, Garrett Hayes Jun., John Hayes Sen., John Higgins, Michael Hourigan, William Hourigan, Daniel Howard, William Irwin, James Jackson, John Kennedy, John Kennedy, James Kirby, John M'Carthy, Thomas M'Mahon, Denis M'Mahon, Michael Morony, John Murphy, John O'Donnell, John O'Donohoe, Francis O'Grady, Denis Purcell, Richard Sharkey, Denis Sheil, Michael Sheil, Thomas NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Millwrights' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Farrell, William Flaherty, John Hogan, John Kelly, James Magrath, Michael Magrath, Daniel O'Connor, James O'Connor, Daniel O'Connor, Mary Pendergast, George Pendergast, Michael Pendergast, Garrett Ryan, James Ryan, Thomas Watson, Charles There was Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names however, I have yet to transcribe it. Anyone interested please contact me off list. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Slaters and Plasterers' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Daly, Isaack Daly, Daniel Daly, Michael Daly, Patrick Dooley, John Dooley, William Dowd, Charles Downey, Henry Downey, John Downey, Thomas Dwyer, Edmond Edwards, John Edwards, Robert Elliott, John Farrell, Lewis Farrell, Thomas Fitzgerald, Peter Galway, William Grady, James Grady, Patrick Grady, John Hanley, John Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, James Kennedy, John Lyons, Thomas M'Auliff, John M'Carthy, Batholomew M'Namara, John, M'Namara, Mathew M'Namara, Michael M'Namara, Thomas Molony, John Neville, Patrick Quinn, Austin Raleigh, Richard Rouhan, Patrick Rouhan, Thomas Ryan, John Sheehy, Patrick NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Painters' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Barron, Patrick Barron, John Bermingham, John Conroy, John Cusack, Michael English, Owen Gavin, Daniel Gavin, James Gavin Jun., James Hayes, James Howard, Maurice Leonard, John M'Cormick, ---- Murphy, Patrick Murphy, Stephen Murphy, Edward Nealon, James Nealon, William Noonan, Patrick O'Connor, Martin O'Connor, Charles O'Donoghoe, Daniel Quinn, David Sheffield, Thomas Weldon, Thomas NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Ironfounders' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Bachelor, William Bourk, John Brown, John* Brown, John* Clarke, Mathew Connolly, William Connors, Thomas Daly, Laurence Donohoe, Patrick Doyle, John Doyle, Edward Duggan, Nicholas Dumphy, William Fitzgerald, William Freney, John Gallagher, Charles Gleeson, Michael Griffth, Francis Hinchy, John Howard, Michael Irwin, Michael Irwin, John Kennedy, James* Kennedy, James* Lynch, Denis Lysaght, Patrick Marshall, William M'Elroy, Patrick M'Mahon, Jeremiah Muir, John O'Connell, Daniel O'Connor, John O'Neill, John Reilly, Edward Reilly, Thomas Russell, David Ryan, Peter Ryan, William Wilkinson, John Wilson, Loughlin There was Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names however, I have yet to transcribe it. Anyone interested please contact me off list. *Name appears in the article list twice; this is not a transcription error on my part; unknown if the individual was listed twice in error or if there were two individuals with the same name. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Pipemakers' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Clanchy, James Clanchy, Patrick Cusack, T. Kennedy, Daniel Kennedy, Michael Kennedy, John Laurence, James M'Dole, Bernard There was Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names however, I have yet to transcribe it. Anyone interested please contact me off list. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Tobacconists' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Blake, Patrick Byrnes, John Copnel, Mr. Garry, Laurence Goggin, John Griffith, Thomas* Griffith, Thomas* Grimes, Denis Hannon, Wm. Hanrahan, P. Kennedy, John Kennedy, Thomas Kenny, Myles Kenny, Edward Long, Wm. Massy, Hugh Massy, Mary M'Carthy, Timothy M'Namara, Michael Mollony, J. P. Molony, Hugh O'Callaghan, Edward O'Dogherty, James O'Dogherty, P. O'Halloran, Timothy O'Shaughnessy, Anthony Raleigh, Richard Read, Miss Ellen Readdon, Wm. Ryan, William Ryan, John Sexton, John Shea, Thomas Shea, John Spellan, Patrick Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names: Mr. Richard Raleigh presents the following list, being the members of the Guild of Tobacconists of Limerick, and requests to be enrolled a member of the association:-- *Name appears in the article list twice; this is not a transcription error on my part; unknown if the individual was listed twice in error or if there were two individuals with the same name. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Founders' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Casey, Michael Conway, Daniel Cosgrave, Thomas Gaynor, John Gaynor, John Hill, Thoams M'Namara, James Nealor, John Nealor, Michael Sullivan, Peter Walsh, Thomas NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Fishermen' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Bourke, Patrick Cahill, Michael Clanchy (Red), Thomas Clanchy, John Clanchy, Thomas Clancny, Patrick Coughlan, Patrick Dwyer Jun., Thomas Dwyer Sen., Thomas Hartigan, Michael Hayes, James Herrott, James Keogh, Peter Keogh, John Lyddy, John Lyddy Jun., James Lyddy Sen., James O'Connor, John O'Connor, Charles O'Connor, Owen O'Connor, Patrick O'Connor, James O'Connor, Patrick O'Dea, John O'Farrell, Christopher Ryan, Anne Ryan, Mary Ryan, John Shanny, John Shanny, William Shanny, James Shanny, Conor Shanny, Edmond Shanny, Patrick Silver, Patrick Tuohy, Michael Additional text from article: Messrs. John Ryan and Patrick Shanny to be admitted members. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Bakers' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Barry, John Bradshaw, Thomas Conway, John Corcoran, Cornelius Cosgrave, Martin Daly, Michael DeCourcy, Patrick Dee, William Dennan, Malachy Donohoe, James Dwyer, Michael Dwyer, Thomas Dwyer, Mathew Dwyer, Edward Earls, James Foley, John Gilmore, John Gilmore, Thomas Glynn, John Green, Michael Gribbins, Daniel Griffith, David Hallinan, Michael Hayes, William Hayes, Patrick* Hayes, Patrick* Hayes, Thomas Head, Jeremiah Hedigan, John Hogan, Denis Hughes, Bryan Kane, James Keane, Michael Kennedy, Thomas Lynce, Patrick Lynch, Michael M'Cormack, Michael Meehan, John M'Emery, Michael M'Emery, John M'Mahon, Thomas M'Namara, Michael Mooney, Patrick Nash, John Nealon, John O'Connell, Daniel* O'Connell, Daniel* O'Connell, James O'Dea, James O'Donnell, Michael O'Neill, Edward O'Neill, Charles Parker, James Scanlan, James Sexton, Patrick Shea, Martin Sutherwood, James Sweney, Stephen Ward, Thomas *Name appears in the article list twice; this is not a transcription error on my part; unknown if the individual was listed twice in error or if there were two individuals with the same name. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Hi everyone - I've just subscribed to the list after a short absence. I'm hoping to send for birth certificates for my Irish ancestors born in Ballylanders & Galbally. I'm a bit confused, as I have found a birth in 1911 for my aunt with her mother's correct maiden name supplied. I presumed she was born in Ballylanders the same as my father but the birth is registered in Tipperary. Is this correct for Ballylanders? Any help from someone with local knowledge would be greatly appreciated! Regards Maureen
If the implication of this post is that by my providing a transcription of the guild members for the city of Limerick as appeared in the 1840 newspaper article that I am somehow being redundant, I beg to differ. Yes, your ancestor may very well appear in this article AND appear as well in the trade directories that are maintained at the Limerick City Council's website. However, a simple examination of the trade directories at this site will NOT tell you whether or not your ancestor supported the REPEAL movement (and put his hard earned cash up to do so). Also, I have not yet begun to cross reference persons listed in this 1840 article with what is available in the trade directories for1840 at this web site, but odds are very good that some folks will be in the newspaper article who are NOT listed in the trade directories and vice versa, so I do not believe that the effort is superfluous. Kathy Rhodes -------------- Original message from "george kelly" <geokel@eircom.net>: -------------- > www.limerickcity.ie/CityLibrary/LocalStudies gives a full list of all > Trades,from the various directories -mainly 19th century.
Members of the Limerick Guild of Carpenters' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 B-------, William Barrett, Patrick Barrett, Thomas Barrett Jun., Thomas Barrett Sen., Thomas Barry, James Brisnan, John Brown, James Browne, James Browne, James Buckley, Francis Bullard, George Butler, Richard Byrnes, Maurice Byrns, Patrick Cassen, James Comerford, Michael Conerty, John Crane, Patrick Creagh, Michael Creagh, John Creagh, Michael Crowe, Patrick Crowe, Ralph Cusack, Patrick Cusack, William Duggan, Daniel Duggan, Edward Egan, Daniel Egan, Michael Farrell, Patrick Farrell, John Fitzgerald, James Gubbins, Robert Gubbins, Thomas Hallinan, Patrick Hanlon, John Hanly Jun., Thomas** Hanly Jun., Thomas** Hartigan, Thomas Hartigan, Denis Hartshorn, John Harty, Michael Hayes, Michael Healy, Thos. Heffernan, Michael Hughes, Daniel Hurley, James Hutchinson, Michael Lacy, Stpehen M'Carthy, John M'Donnell, Peter M'Grath, Daniel M'Mahon, Michael M'Mahon, Patrick M'Mahon, Charles M'Mahon, Thomas Murray, Michael Nealson, John Noonan, George Noonan, Thomas O'Dea, John O'Neill, Roger Raleigh, Edward Reddan, James Rinneck, Edward Ryan, Patrick Ryan, Mathew Ryan, Patrick Ryan, Thomas Sexton, James Sexton, James Slattery, James Slattery, Daniel Slattery, Michael Smyth, Denis Sullivan, Michael Wallace, William Wallace, Thomas Whelan, Patrick White, John One short 'blurb' of Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names was as follows: The following is the Guild of Carpenters of Limerick, presented by Messrs. Patrick Crowe and Patrick Cusack: -- **The name Thomas Hanly Jun., is in the list TWICE; this is NOT a transcription error on my part; unknown if they are the same person merely listed twice or actually 2 separate individuals. NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
www.limerickcity.ie/CityLibrary/LocalStudies gives a full list of all Trades,from the various directories -mainly 19th century. ----- Original Message ----- From: <littlehouseantiques@att.net> To: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com>; <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com>; "Ireland Limerick" <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2008 5:45 PM Subject: [IRL-LIMERICK] Limerick Guild of Ropemakers' - 1840 > Members of the Limerick Guild of Ropemakers' > as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 > > Connor, Denis > Fennicane, Micahel > Hogan, Patrick > Keane, Thomas > Keane, John > Kelly, John > Kelly, Michael > Love, James > M'Carthy, John > M'Namara, Michael > M'Namara, Geo. > Myres, Thomas > O'Donoghue, Michael > O'Donoghue, Edmond > Reidy, Patrick > Ryan, Anthony > Sullivan, James > Toole, Jun., Thomas > Toole, Sen., Thomas > Tracy, Edmond > > Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names: > > Ropemakers' Guild, Limerick. --- The ropemakers' guild > of Limerick, in sending their subscriptions, express their > full conviction that nothing will alleviate the misery that > so long prevailed among the operatives of this Kingdom, > but a restoration of Ireland's domestic parliament, which > the perfidious Pitt and subtle Castlereagh contrived to rob > her of by the greatest bribery and corruption. > > They state that since the Union the Norway timber trade > has fallen off (the British government being more > inclined to favour the Canada trade), and the few vessels that > trade between this and Canada belong to individuals who > import cordage from England, while the Limerick artizans > are left in misery at home; and that the East India trade > is also gone; but they hope yet to enjoy the busy hum of > the ropemakers' wheel within the walls of their ancient, > loyal, and prosperous city, the last bulwark of Ireland's > greatness. > > The following is the ropemakers's list: -- > > NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I > have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to > find. klr 22 May 2008 > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-LIMERICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >
Members of the Limerick Guild of Broguemakers' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Bowles, John Bowles, David Burke, Standish Carmody, John Carmody, Stephen Connors, James Currey, Patrick Dillon, Michael Downey, Thomas Foley, John Ford, Thomas Hogan, Patrick Kennedy, James Kennedy, Timothy Magrath, Patrick M'Namara, Patrick O'Brien, Michael O'Brien, Mortimer O'Connor, Michael O'Dowd, John O'Sullivan, Daniel O'Sullivan, Timothy O'Sullivan, James Prendergast, James Tuohy, John Ward, Timothy There was some additional text from the article which PROCEEDED the above list of names (however, I have yet to transcribe it; please email me off list if you are at all interested). NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Nailors' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Barry, James Bourke, Patrick Brommel, John Byrne, John Byrne, Henry Clifford, William Corbet, John Duffy, Michael Fitzgerald, Richard Fitzgerald, John Gorman, Jeremiah Goss, Jas. Hickey, John Hickey, Laurence Lee, Michael Maher, Bartholomew Mahony, John Maigh, Edward M'Manus, Martin O'Farrell, Bartholomew O'Halloran, Michael O'Keefe, Patrick O'Leary, Daniel O'Shaughnessy, William O'Sullivan, John O'Sullivan, Timothy Perse, George Reilly, William Rickson, Edward Ronan, John Ronan, Patrick Ryan, Daniel Sargent, David Seymour, George Shaw, William Stokes, Phillips White, Henry White, James Woods, John Woods, Denis Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names: The subscriptions from the Nailors' Guild is accompanied by a report, agreed to by a select committee appointed by that body to inquire into the cause of the distress which prevails, and suggest the most efficient and certain means of bettering their condition. The report embodies the following statement: -- "That having minutely examined the past events and occurrences that have taken place in their trade for the last forty years, as recorded on their books, and from the testimony of living witnesses they find that at the period of the Union their journeyment were able to earn from 25s. to 30s. per week, while first-rate journeymen of the present day cannot exceed 8s. per week; and calculating the number of hours worked from Monday to Saturday, it will make more than nine days in the week; that their trade declined, according to the encouragement and importation of British nails of all descriptions, and of an inferior manufacture, since that unlucky period when the rights of the country and an unborn progeny were unjustly sold for sordid pelf [self?] and gaudy titles, and the mechanics and artizans left in penury to moun over their unfortunate and ill-fated but lovely island, which was surrendered into the hands of those whose objects were to give the manufacturing classes of Great Britain labour, regardless of putting the Irish mechanic out of employment, and casting him on his country as a pauper, not able to earn as much as wold subsit him with the common necessaries of life. That the committee have decided there is no permanent remedy to be found but in the restoration of an Irish parliament, for to such they can only look with confidence for that protection which, as Irish tradesmen, they are entitled to, but will never receive from British legislation." NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008
Members of the Limerick Guild of Ropemakers' as published in the Freeman's Journal on October 21 1840 Connor, Denis Fennicane, Micahel Hogan, Patrick Keane, Thomas Keane, John Kelly, John Kelly, Michael Love, James M'Carthy, John M'Namara, Michael M'Namara, Geo. Myres, Thomas O'Donoghue, Michael O'Donoghue, Edmond Reidy, Patrick Ryan, Anthony Sullivan, James Toole, Jun., Thomas Toole, Sen., Thomas Tracy, Edmond Additional text from article which PROCEEDED the above list of names: Ropemakers' Guild, Limerick. --- The ropemakers' guild of Limerick, in sending their subscriptions, express their full conviction that nothing will alleviate the misery that so long prevailed among the operatives of this Kingdom, but a restoration of Ireland's domestic parliament, which the perfidious Pitt and subtle Castlereagh contrived to rob her of by the greatest bribery and corruption. They state that since the Union the Norway timber trade has fallen off (the British government being more inclined to favour the Canada trade), and the few vessels that trade between this and Canada belong to individuals who import cordage from England, while the Limerick artizans are left in misery at home; and that the East India trade is also gone; but they hope yet to enjoy the busy hum of the ropemakers' wheel within the walls of their ancient, loyal, and prosperous city, the last bulwark of Ireland's greatness. The following is the ropemakers's list: -- NOTE: Original list of names was not in any sort of order; I have alphabetized by surname to make them easier for folks to find. klr 22 May 2008