Claire, having previously sent you my various Brady/Mahady Connections, I decided to double check my Brady Index, and found a Michael Brady in my Files, which I could not find any record of being sent to you previously. Decided to send you the complete details of my Great Grandparents due to the further evidence of the Mahady & Brady Connection and the fact that your message specifically states the location as being Clonbroney Parish. You may also find other names therein which connect with your own Bradys. Matt Mahady ----------- MMM 32 William* MAHADY married Ann* CAHERLY 4 March 1859, Parochial House, Ballinalee, Co.Longford. Witnesses - Michael Gunshinan & Sara Minahan. * My Great Grandparents from Clonbroney, Co.Longford, which was just up the road from Ballinalee Church. The variant spellings, Mahedy and Mahody, were also used when the various births were being registered. The name Caherly also shown as Caherley and Cahill. Some of the Birth Records were found at Ballinalee whilst others were copied from the Register Books held at the Clinic, Longford Hospital, Longford Town. Children:- 32.1 James** born September 1860 Clonbroney. Birth found recorded at Longford Clinic. ** James has been included as the first child in this family due to William being named as the father, with the name M.Young also being recorded on the Register, however, no other family has been found in, and around, this area where any children have been born, within the period 1860 to 1870, nor with a father named William. I am of the opinion, unless proved otherwise, that M.Young was a witness at the birth and not the mother, as I had incorrectly assumed when recording this information at the Longford Clinic. This birth requires confirmation. No other reference to an M.Young has ever been found. 32.2 William* born 17 May 1862 Clonbroney Sponsors - James Smythe & Marie McNamee. Birth found recorded at Longford Clinic. * William died 26 April1865 **Loughill,Ballinalee. ** Laughil is the spelling on the old Irish maps. 32.3 Elizabeth born 13 December 1863 Clonbroney. Sponsors - MICHAEL BRADY & Margaret Caherly. Birth found recorded at Longford Clinic. 32.4 Catherine born 1 October 1865 Clonbroney. Sponsors - Michael Mahady & Anne McGavin. Birth found in Ballinalee Church Records. 32.5 Thomas born 23 March 1867 Lislea, Co.Longford. No other details available at this stage. Birth found in Ballinalee Church Records. 32.6 Matthew*** born 1 March 1869 Loughill/Laughil. No other details available at this stage. Birth found in Ballinalee Church Records. *** This was my own Grandfather - Matthew Mahady. 32.7 William**** born 19 October 1872 at Granard. Sponsors - James Mahady & Catherine Caherly. Birth Record found at Parochial House, Granard. **** This was the 2nd child of Family to be named William, due to death of first William at age 2. ----------- See MMM 32 ----- Original Message ----- From: "White, Claire - SOL" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, 10 August 2004 6:02 AM Subject: Rollcall: BRADY My great grandfather, James Brady, from the townland of Kiltyclogh, Clonbroney Parish, married my great grandmother, Mary Brady (yes!) from the townland of Arghamore, Clonbroney Parish, in 1864, and moved to England. I am doing well with the family history after James moved to England, and have actually found a relative in my generation there. I'm trying hard to work on Ireland, and through David Leahy have found James and Mary's marriage certificate indicating the information above. I have also found their respective Brady families in the same townlands in the older Tithe Applotments, and later Griffith's Valuations. From various sources, I have determined that the only Bradys listed in the two townlands in those two sources are likely mine. Is there someone out there in the Auld Sod who could assist me in a long shot and check a phone book for Bradys who might still be in Kiltyclogh or Arghamore? Patrick, Michael, John, James, Edward and Matthew are the old first names, though I know that means little now. Thanks so much! Claire Brady White

What do we have on catholic Palatines? anything as far as names and places Jim Denning 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.-sprague- and ever growing list

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Source: [email protected] CAVAN OBSERVER FEBRUARY 16, 1861 MARRIED On the 9th instant, at Abbey Lara Church, by the Rev. W. NOBLE, Vicar of Colomkille, assisted by the Rev. W. Nomlinson, Vicar of St. Mary's Granard, JOhn William FINCH, Esq., eldest son of William FINCH, Esq., Kilcolman, County Tipperary, to Harriet Amelia, widow of William H. Neligan, Esq., of Emblamore, Co. Roscommon, and fourth daughter of the late R. B. JESSOP, Esq., Mount-Jessop, Co. Longford.

is there any records on who lived in Ardagh-Moydow Parishes in 1793 or so maybe M. FARRELL is from there or both her and James DENNING i would love to get by this point ARDAGH-MOYDOW PARISH MARRIAGES Year Husband Wife 1793/7Denning, PatrickJames M. Farrell************* Patrick JamesDENNING july 1793 Jim Denning 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.-sprague- and ever growing list

Good morning Cara and Brian. Looks like it will take years to get a searchable data base on JMD's for Ireland. I already have copies of the JMD jackets and had it multigraphed as wall paper. A searchable data base is what is required for any serious genealogist so we know which CD to buy rather than using the ubiquitous shot gun method.JMD's will have to follow the same cycle as the Griffiths Valuation volumes. Regards Eric Macklin Trinity College University of Toronto To: "Cara_Links" <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, August 12, 2004 5:19 AM Subject: [IRL-TOMB-INS] JMD-CD's Hi Cara, Great to hear from you again. Yes we are working on the JMD's for Wexford, Wicklow and Dublin. We hope to have this out before Xmas, as we're running a little late on our original plan. What we are planning at the moment is a CD with the images of the books and a structured database to search this CD. All the best, Brian Donovan CEO Eneclann Ltd Trinity College Dublin Unit 1b, Trinity College Enterprise Centre, Pearse Street, Dublin 2, Ireland www. www.eneclann.ie

http://www.familytreedna.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&postid=2197#post2197 a question on what the dna actually show against what i know Originally posted by JohnSanford > To Jim and others, In my many years of searching, developing, and recording > genealogy records, I've alwsys used Pedigree Charts, Ahnentafel records, and > GEDCOMS to record the family records and the connections between each of the > known relatives in any given 'Family Tree'. Would like to know how you > record the connections that you have learned from your DNA records so far. How do > you show the connections between those who you believe are related. How do > you prepare that sound information so that you can share it with others. How do > you know for sure that the "someone from a Greek Island" (as you stated it > in a recent message) is actually related to you and just how is that chain of > relationship determined? Sincerely, John Sanford, San Jose, CA. > > what i know is my gggggrand dad james denning with m. farrell baptized patrick james denning 1793 in adgarh [sp?] longford ireland. they probably were stonemasons.probably came to longford with the forbes when forbes property was transfered to ireland from scotland. the goal of the dna test is to link the branchs in scotland-ireland back to england where i beleieve they left post reformation and queen mary, i just wanted to connect those dots well i am a EB halopgroup with 18 matchs 12-12 abt 6 askenzi jews in bellorussia 4 across europe to england6 more england 3 scotland and just me ireland 385s 16-18 one variant straight irish rb1 the other 12-13 385s no where near me.jhalf my denning were dinnings.i figure the more who test the more branches will cross the greek island guy is a 24/25 match so i take that as some relation. maybe someone was a pirate or a british naval person who knows. the bellorussian have defiate jewish roots one hungariian might be of the house of haspberg and one a planagent maybe. dont know if any could cut stone. i figure the paper dies 1500 is i ever could make it there. hopefully the english branchs have that or will. eventually when 9 million have tested . it might be easier to see the picture? we have decided to do the 25-37 and i might do the mtdna also to hopefully get nearer info and to see how close i am to the greek __________________ __________________ Jim Denning Jim Denning 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.-sprague- and ever growing list

[email protected] wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > With the difference in ages shown in the two censuses, it sounds like > two Thomases. Your Thomas may well have had a cousin with the same name. Rachel Smith > >______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Thomas O'Neill > From: > Christine Bell <[email protected]> > Date: > Mon, 9 Aug 2004 06:03:58 -0700 (PDT) > To: > [email protected] > > >My great-grandfather was Thomas O'Neill who is listed >on both the 1901 and 1911 census as residing in the >townland of Creelaghta, Parish of Killoe, Barony of >Longford, County Longford. The 1901 census lists >Thomas as being 53 and the 1911 census lists his age >as 77. Can anyone tell me more about Thomas? >My thanks in advance, >Christine Bell > > > > > > > >

My great grandfather, James Brady, from the townland of Kiltyclogh, Clonbroney Parish, married my great grandmother, Mary Brady (yes!) from the townland of Arghamore, Clonbroney Parish, in 1864, and moved to England. I am doing well with the family history after James moved to England, and have actually found a relative in my generation there. I'm trying hard to work on Ireland, and through David Leahy have found James and Mary's marriage certificate indicating the information above. I have also found their respective Brady families in the same townlands in the older Tithe Applotments, and later Griffith's Valuations. From various sources, I have determined that the only Bradys listed in the two townlands in those two sources are likely mine. Is there someone out there in the Auld Sod who could assist me in a long shot and check a phone book for Bradys who might still be in Kiltyclogh or Arghamore? Patrick, Michael, John, James, Edward and Matthew are the old first names, though I know that means little now. Thanks so much! Claire Brady White

My great-grandfather was Thomas O'Neill who is listed on both the 1901 and 1911 census as residing in the townland of Creelaghta, Parish of Killoe, Barony of Longford, County Longford. The 1901 census lists Thomas as being 53 and the 1911 census lists his age as 77. Can anyone tell me more about Thomas? My thanks in advance, Christine Bell __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - Send 10MB messages! http://promotions.yahoo.com/new_mail

The IreAtlas townland database is no longer accessible from the old url. (www.seanruad.com). You may want to bookmark the alternate location: http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/ireatlas/ Thanks, Christina

The 1901 census for Cashel Parish is now complete for the townlands included in FHL# 0846677. Some parishes continue on more than one film. You can view this parish at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irllog/ Click on CENSUS on the menu and then "1901 Census Transcriptions". Thanks to our volunteer transcribers for their efforts. (We are working on the Parish of Shrule now.) Regards, Christina

I wish to locate and identify, if possible the school that ancestors LEIGHTON taught at in the period 1830-1865. Also to access school records if they still exist. Placename: Actres, Parish Ward: Clonbroney, Barony: Sub:division: Granard, Co. Longford. Also to learn about Coolaghery School N.S. where ancestors may also have taught. Your help or direction would be sincerely appreciated. Thank you Bill On.Can.

In a message dated 8/4/2004 2:40:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I was reading the obit of my gg grandmother and it gave the following > details about her father William PHILLIPS. > > My question (and if this is not the correct list could someone pass it > on?) > Where could I possible find out information about his participation in > this uprising? Are there any books giving names. > I don't know just when he arrived in the United States and what part of > Ireland was his home. He was in New York by 1810 according to census > records. > > Any and all help is appreciated. > > Madeleine Rielley > St Louis Missouri USA tons of people were exciled my families included because of the battle of ballynamuck. then came thomas wolfe and Robert Emmitt the later the brightest star.Unfortunatly the records were in the corner office the brits blew up in the 1916 rebellion so all records of people exciled is gone.thats what i have been told my people started in chelsea ma because presbyterians from leitrim longford cavan and meath had already come to chelsea and because no mass resident would be seen with an irishman or either religion they couldnt get help . my people had a standing invite to chelsea. the invite from forbes who preceded us. the thing about the 1798 rebellion was it was both protestant and catholic something which should never have stopped . the reaction to it from the queen was swift and violent. this might help but as usual just a trickle of the flood that happened http://www.emmet1803.com/participants.htm 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.-sprague- and ever growing list Jim Denning

>>>Just a comment. I started copying Ballymahon town today for the 1901 census. There was one person in jail - for stealing cattle. Only initials used. Also 80 people in the workhouse. Again only initials so I don't think it will be much use unfortunately. 80 people seemed a rather significant number though.<<< Hi Christina - It could be a great deal of help for someone who has been searching for someone that seems to be missing, otherwise! I know my gr-grandmother's initials, and hr parents, and while someone with those initials mightn't be them, then again.... Kathy

Maureen, Maybe, after we finish Ballymahon town, I can go back and do the workhouse. If sorted by initials someone might pick something out. It did give birth county and illness or destitute or whatever. A shame names were not used. Thanks, Christina On Sun, 01 Aug 2004 08:28:16 -0400, Maureen Casey wrote: | Maybe will be of use to even one person to confirm a family story. | The | initials may be supportive to an anecdotal record. | || From: || Christina Hunt <[email protected]> || Date: || Sat, 31 Jul 2004 15:51:07 -0400 || To: || [email protected] || || || Just a comment. I started copying Ballymahon town today for the || 1901 census. || There was one person in jail - for stealing cattle. Only initials || used. || Also 80 people in the workhouse. Again only initials so I don't || think it will be || much use unfortunately. 80 people seemed a rather significant || number though. || || Christina

Maybe will be of use to even one person to confirm a family story. The initials may be supportive to an anecdotal record. [email protected] wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >IRL-LONGFORD-D Digest Volume 04 : Issue 170 > >Today's Topics: > #1 Ballymahon Work house [Christina Hunt <[email protected]] > >Administrivia: > > > > >______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Ballymahon Work house > From: > Christina Hunt <[email protected]> > Date: > Sat, 31 Jul 2004 15:51:07 -0400 > To: > [email protected] > > >Just a comment. I started copying Ballymahon town today for the 1901 census. >There was one person in jail - for stealing cattle. Only initials used. >Also 80 people in the workhouse. Again only initials so I don't think it will be >much use unfortunately. 80 people seemed a rather significant number though. > >Christina > >

Just a comment. I started copying Ballymahon town today for the 1901 census. There was one person in jail - for stealing cattle. Only initials used. Also 80 people in the workhouse. Again only initials so I don't think it will be much use unfortunately. 80 people seemed a rather significant number though. Christina

Ellen, have now sent you a copy of some Early Family details, from my Records, but those of the Lynch & Donohoe Families were sent to you in previous correspondence, as per my files. Responses to some Mahady/Mahedy & Reilly enquiries have been previously sent to the List and should be searched for in the IRL-Longford List Archives, to avert repetitive submissions. The Reilly extract below is only due to the Early Connection. BTW, have you managed to carry out your return visit to Ireland. Please let me know if you happen to find any form of connection, for as they say ,"Better Late than Never to Find an Early Connection" ------ The Mahady/Mahedy & Early Connection ------- MMM 15 Thomas MAHEDY married Mary MAHON 28 Jan 1837, at Parochial House, Boherquille, Co.Westmeath. Witnesses - Thomas Early & Mary Early. Children:- 15.1 Thomas* born 6 January 1840. Sponsors - Thomas & Catherine Early. NOTE:- Mother recorded as being Anna??, but Mary was the correct name, as confirmed by her Great-Great Grandson Brian O'Connell. See also MMM 4,18,53,87 & 137 details on the Mahady Web Site, as per Signature URL. * Married Bridget Kiernan 9 May 1887. See MMM 53. Witnesses - James Finnan & Mary Kiernan. **** The Mahady/Mahedy/Early/Reilly Connection **** MMM140 Patrick* MAHEDY married Anna REILLY Abt 1865 Both lived and were married in Boherquill area. * Could this be the son of William & Judith Mahedy (MMM 134), due to the Irish naming custom of the time, with one of the female twins being named as Judith and the first male child of the Marriage being named William, however, at this stage it still has not been proven, as no Birth Record has been found. * See also MMM 13 for a William & Judith (Mahon) Mahedy) Children:- (Boherquill Records per John Mahedy) 140.1 Judith born 4 May 1864 at Boherquill. ** See below. Sponsors - Joseph Donleavy & Elizabeth Mahedy. 140.2 Mary** born 4 May 1864 at Boherquill.Twin above ??? Sponsors - Joseph Donleavy & Elizabeth Mahedy. ** Recorded as having died 4 May 1864 at Boherquill. 140.3 William born 20 November 1865 at Boherquill. Sponsors - Joseph Early & Elizabeth Fagan. 140.4 John born 25 August 1867 at Boherquill. Sponsors - John Mahedy & Mary Masterson. 140.5 Patrick born 8 May 1869 at Boherquill. Sponsors - Eugene Lynch & Elizabeth Gorman. 140.6 Michael born 17 October 1871 at Boherquill. Sponsors - Eugene McLaughlin & Bridget Carney. 140.7 Thomas born 1 December 1873 at Boherquill. Sponsors - Michael Murphy & Elizabeth* McLaughlin. * This was probably Elizabeth McLaughlin of MMM 12. No other details available at this stage. ******************************************************************* That's all Folks, Over and Out, Matt Mahady Retired at Wellington Point - Brisbane <[email protected]> Mahady Web Site :- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mahady/ Researching - Mahady,Mahaddy,Mahadey,Mahardy,Mahedy,Maheady, Maheddy,Maherdy,Mahide,Mahidy,Mahiddy,Mahody,Mehady,Mehedy,etc. **************************************************************************** *** ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, 16 July 2004 12:07 AM Subject: LYNCH-DONOHOE-EARLY(EY)-O'REILLY(REILLY) Seeking any info on these families from SPRINGTOWN, CREEVY, CO. LONGFORD. Ellen "Smiling Irish Eyes" ______________________________

Hi Agnes, I have only just found a link with the Gorman surname, my great grandfather's brother married Rose Gorman in Manchester in 1902 her father was James Gorman and all I know is he came from Ireland, but not exactly where. Regards Lyn