Yes, please post the pictures. Jim Nolan Boise, ID [email protected]

i have some pictures of ballnamuck now and the store and the stuff there would you all like me i post it . ballynamuck is why my people came here to chelsea that and robert emmitt Jim Denning -Ygenealogist-MTgenealogist using Genetics to connect Chelsea,Ma.-Woburn,Ma.-denning-dennen-danin-dinan-dinihey-denningston-dinning- carlon-carroll-dever-cogan-malone-heslin-piscopo-mazzola-martini-farrell-mchug h-farley-grimes-lynch-doherty-SanDanto,Ita-Adargh,longford-Revere,Ma-Wintrop,M a.- and ever an growing list

Hi, My family come from Cahanagh in County Longford can anyone tell me which would be the nearest Roman Catholic churchyard or burial ground to this Townland? Regards Lyn

A kind soul is sending me a copy of this map. Thanks to any others who may have been about to volunteer.

How do I find the parish where my ancestors married? They are listed in Granard marriage; Jan. 1814 James Oates married Mary McKenna. Would church records show more info such as who their parents were and baptisms of their children etc. ? Many thanks, Helen Ware

You need David Leahy's excellent map in the back of his "County Longford & Its People." It shows every townland. Too big for me to scan. The website http://www.pasthomes.com/index.php has townland maps for sale, but I haven't seen them "in person." Good luck! --

There is a player for the World Champion New England Patriots football team with the surname Igoe. He also played in the Pro Bowl this past Sunday. Could not resist adding some sports info to this genealogical site. Ron Straube Tewksbury, MA Researching Terence Flynn, Killoe, County Longford and Ann Loughy married 1838. Their son, James, is my wife's grandfather. Any help would be appreciated.

Other surnames mentioned: Tally, Dooris, Fox, Murphy, Dolan, Kiernan, Maglynn, Lee, Flaherty, Maher, Gunshanen, McLiney, Quinn, Conlon, Wade, Lynch, (O')Farrell, Maxwell, Devanny, Nerny, Ford, Hurson In the 1960's I copied these inscriptions near Ballinamuck without noting which cemetery or cemeteries the graves were in. Two cemeteries may be involved, one of which may be the Kilmahon Cemetery. If anyone knows the names of these cemeteries, I would appreciate being advised. MARY DORIS TULLY, Mother of the Tullys, who died 4th March 1858, aged 84 years. [Mary Doris Tully, daughter of Daniel Dooris/Doris, was the wife of Terence Tully and the mother of Patrick Tully, who married Anne Fox.] In Loving Memory of our Father and Mother PATRICK TULLY who died 23rd Feb. 1883 aged 81 years. ANNE FOX TULLY who died 20th Dec. 1847 aged 33 years and their infant children Patrick, Mary and Charles. William Tully, who died 6th Octr. 1873, aged 65 years. Anne Tully Murphy, who died 15th Decr. 1872, aged 61 years. Peter Dolan of Lettergunnen died 6 June 1919, aged 85 years, also his wife Catherine Dolan died 18th March 1924, aged 69 years. Erected by daughter Anne Dolan. "Divine Heart of Jesus, have Mercy on the Soul of JOHN KIERNAN, who died 8th April 1906, aged 73 Years, and his wife ANNIE TULLY KIERNAN, died Oct. 23, 1917, aged 76 years." [Annie (Tully) Kiernan was the daughter of Patrick Tully and Anne Fox, and the sister of Terence J. Tully of Bismarck ND, Denis Tully of Brooklyn NY and Michael P. Tully of Newton NJ. She was the mother of Bridget (Kiernan) Donnelly, born April 1877 Kiltycreevagh, Co Longford, died Longford Town, 27 Sep 1958.] ======================================== These graves may have been in a different cemetery than the ones above. Michael Tully, Drumnacooha, in memory of his wife, Josephine Tully, who died 22nd Sept. 1942, also his infant son, Patrick V., who died 2nd Oct 1941, and his mother Mary Anne Tully, who died 11 Feb 1943, also his father Patrick Tully, who died 14 June 1948. (Patrick J. Tully of Gaigue, b ca 1902, son of William Tully, described this Michael Tully as his first cousin.) Patrick Kiernan of Lettergonnell who died 3 Feb 1868, aged 77 years, also his wife Anne Kiernan alias Maglynn, who died 19 June 1864, aged 62 years. Also Mary Kiernan alias Lee, wife of Michael Kiernan, died 1st May 1901, aged 67 years. Erected by their son Mike of Lettergonnell. William Tully, Gaigue, died 1st Feb 1936, aged 86 years. His wife Kate died 17th Oct. 1935, aged 69 years. His son William died 1899, aged 14 years, and their daughter Mary Ellen, aged 9 months. Michael Tully died 19 Sept. 1905, aged 85 years. His wife Jane died 7th April 1908, aged 80 years. Kate Tully died 25th Sep 1897. =================================== These death dates may be from the Drumlish parish death register: 4 Sep1835 died Valentine Tully of Lettergullen Sep1845 died Patrick Tally of Kilmahon 22 Aug l847 died Philip Tally of Letterguillen =============================== CHURCH RECORDS copied at the Catholic church at Drumlish. Some records were in Latin: Joannes=John, Joanna=Jane, Dionysius=Denis, Anna=Ann, Jacobus = James, etc. MARRIAGES 11 Feb 1859 Terence Tally and Mary Flagherty wit James Maher & Mary Kiernan. TBS (?) 4 Mar 1859 Peter Tally and Brigid Gunshanen 29 Jun 1860 Pat Tally and Anna McLiney wit Daniel Dooris and Cath. Quinn 28 Jun 1928 Michael Tully, son of William Tully (Gaigue), and Helen Jane Conlon (Lettergonnell) =========================================== BAPTISMS Abbreviations: Sp=sponsor(s), wit=witnesses 5Jan1834 Terence son of Patrick Tully & Ann Fox. *** sp Patrick Fox & Anna Fox, Gaigue 24Jan1838 Denis son of Pat TULY and Anne Fox. *** sp Anna Tully, John or Jane Wade 5Mar1838 Mary dtr of John Fox & Margaret Lynch. sp Peter Tally & Mary Tally 5May1840 Ann dtr of Pat TULY & Ann Fox. *** sp Charles Fox & Alice Reynolds 26Jul1841 Philip son of Pat Tully & Brigid O'Farrell sp Philip Tally & Brigid (last name?) 6Mar1842 Michael son of John Fox & Margaret Lynch 22Jul1843 William son of Patrick Tully & Brigid O'Farrell. sp Philip Tully and Catherine Maxwell 13Mar1844 Ann dtr of John Fox & Marg. Lynch sp Peter Devanny & Catherine Tully 3Jan1845 Margaret dtr of Peter Kiernan & Brig. Nerny sp Eugene Kiernan & Cath. Kiernan 3Sep1845/6/7? Brigid dtr of Pat Tully & Brigid O'Farrell sp Philip Murphy & Anna Tully 2Oct1847 Charles son of Patrick Tully & Anne Fox sp Dennis & Brigid Tully, Gaigue 30Dec1848 Catherine dtr of John Fox & Anna Devanny sp Joanne [John?] Devanny & Catherine Fox 1Apr1850 Mary dtr of Patrick Tully & B. Farrell sp James Clubby & Eliz. Tully 12Dec1850 Mary dtr of Philip Tully & Mary Nerny sp Pat Tully & Jane Fox 21Apr1851 William son of Michael Tully & Joanna [Jane] Ford sp Patrick Tully and Ann Tully 29May1852 Catherine dtr of Pat Tally & Brigid Farrell sp Philip Tully & Marg. Farrell 17Apr1853 Patrick son of Philip Tully & Mary Nerny sp Philip Tully & Cath. Nerny 29Aug1853 Eleonor dtr of Michael Tully & Jane Ford sp William Tully & Rosa Hurson? ==================================== Andy Anderson

Does anyone have a detailed map showing the layout of townlands in the area between Drumlish and Ballinamuck on the west, and east as far as Aghnacliff that they could scan and send me? Or direct me to an online map showing these places? I believe this area is currently known as "Ballinamuck East". I haven't yet found an online or offline map that shows the communities of Corrinagh, Edenmore and Rathmore, which are evidently in this area. Andy Anderson

My late uncle, James Devine, (God rest his soul) had a friend named Pat Igoe, from Dublin. I have never seen nor heard the name anywhere else. It's been eight years since I last met Pat Igoe. -----Original Message----- From: Matt Mahady [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 7:39 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [LONGFORD] Igo/Igoe James, the following details were recorded during my Irish Research, in and around Longford Town, and were copied down due to my having noted every form of spelling which could relate to my Mahadys, and included the Mallady name in this instance, plus any Caherly names which I found during this time, due to my own Gt.Grandmother being Ann Caherly. My own Mahadys were from Clonbroney and I found all of their Marriage and Birth details at the Ballinalee RC Church which is located abt2 miles from both Clonbroney and Killoe. Should you happen to find some form of connection, please let me know as I update my Records when such takes place. Matt Mahady ********************************************* MMM 151 Bernard MALLADY married Elizabeth IGO Abt 1875, at Ballinalee, which is where own my Mahadys married. Children:- 151.1 Elizabeth* born 1 June 1877 at Glenoghil. NOTE:- * Name on Birth Register shown as "Lizzie" No other details available at this stage. ------------ MMM 165 Eugene* CAHERLY married Elizabeth IGO Feb 1871, Killoe. Children:- (Longford Clinic & Nat. Library Records) 165.1 John born December 1871 at Killoe. 165.2 Michaelborn October 1873 at Killoe. 165.3 Thomas born September 1875 at Killoe. 165.4 Mary born January 1881 at Killoe. 165.5 Owen* born July 1883 at Killoe. NOTE:- * In Ireland,Owen is also known as Eugene. No other details available at this stage. ------------ ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 1:09 AM Subject: Re: [LONGFORD] Re: IRL-LONGFORD-D Digest V05 #38 Thomas Kerrigan Hi can you help in locating m Grandfather his name was John Greer born I think in 1877 in longford and left for America he married a girl named Annie Igoe. Annie was from Clonebroney St. Mary's Parish but I am having a hard time locating My grandfathers birth thank you. If not can you lead me to a place James Greer ______________________________ -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Anti-Virus. Version: 7.0.300 / Virus Database: 265.8.7 - Release Date: 10/02/2005 ==== IRL-LONGFORD Mailing List ==== To Unsubscribe: Send email to [email protected] Put ONLY the word unsubscribe in the message. For digest the address is [email protected] [If you take the LIST you can't unsub from the DIGEST & vice versa]

Looking for info on Owen DUGGAN born about 1810, with connection to Longford.........married Barbara Gallagher from? thanks e dugan

Dear Matt, I Noticed that you included a Mallady in your Mahady group. Have you noticed this cross over of spelling alot in your research of the Mahady's; as I'm a Mulledy, I'm very interested. Also, do you know how the Mahady name was spelled in ancient times? Thanks Matt, Susan Mulledy

Rachel, thank you for your ofer to send me the pages I would like to have a try if you can give me email addy off this list i will send you my postal address, thanks heaps. Kesa

Please read! 1.) The topic of lookups in the Leahy book is now CLOSED. We do have lookups being offered on the County Longford website. http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllog/lookup.htm If you have access to the Griffith's Valuation CD by FTM you can get the same basic information. This book is extremely difficult to do a look up in unless the name is rare. Others have already said this and it is true. The names are all jumbled in by location - not alphabetically by first name. 2.) Please thank people privately because it wastes time for the rest of the list to read "thankyous". This list is set up so replies go to the list but we have to discriminate as to whether our replies should go to the list or be sent privately. You should be able to view an email address and copy/paste that into a fresh email. 3.) Questions are better addressed to the list rather than to a person on the list. If someone has an answer, they will help. 4.) Again - watch subject headings. I don't like to see the digest number as the subject. I know this takes extra effort but please WATCH THOSE SUBJECTS LINES. Thanks, Christina Listowner IRL-LONGFORD

[email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rosemary Mclean" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 14, 2005 2:29 AM Subject: [LONGFORD] Roscommon > Can anyone tell me if there is acounty Roscommon list serve? > Thank you, Rosemary >

Rachel: I would be more than willing to pay for copying the pages, transportation and postage charges. Judy > > > > Judy, > > > > There are four and a half pages of Farrells! Scanning it, dozens of > > Michaels. I don't think this source is of use unless it's a rarer name, > > because there's no clear way to sort them out. I'm sorry to give a > > disappointing answer. > > > > Rachel > > > > > > > > ==== IRL-LONGFORD Mailing List ==== > > To contact the Listowner send email to: > > mailto:[email protected] > > >

Thanks for trying. Judy ----- Original Message ----- From: Rachel & Robert H Smith <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: February 14, 2005 12:53 AM Subject: [LONGFORD] Re: IRL-LONGFORD-D Digest V05 #43 Farrells > Judy, > > There are four and a half pages of Farrells! Scanning it, dozens of > Michaels. I don't think this source is of use unless it's a rarer name, > because there's no clear way to sort them out. I'm sorry to give a > disappointing answer. > > Rachel > > > > ==== IRL-LONGFORD Mailing List ==== > To contact the Listowner send email to: > mailto:[email protected] >

Can anyone tell me if there is acounty Roscommon list serve? Thank you, Rosemary

Hi Bob, The C of I church is still there in Ballinalee it's opposite the graveyard, I was there last weekend and it's still in use as there was a service on Sunday with a few cars outside. Michael Woodwards Leighton Buzzard

Hi, I'm having a difficult time finding a census for Granard, and surrounding towns. My G-Grandfather was born in 1848 in Granard. He left Ireland for New York in 1863. I'll be most grateful for any information given on how to find an 1848 to 1863 Longford or Granard census. Thank you, Ursula