Still looking for information on Thomas Elmore...lived on a Lord Taylors estate, with his father, Thomas Elmore Sr...((at least)) don;t know if the mother was there at the time....He was born between 1813-15...died here in Marquette, Mi. USA 5 April, 1874 Thanks Judy

To: BRITGIRLP. Go to <www.seanruad.com>, input Meath and search by townland. You'll find both a townland and a town named Moynalty. There are no entries for Moyoally, Monalty, Mognalty. Moynalty, Meath is located southeast of the town of Virginia, Cavan. Hope this helps, Tom.

Does anyone know of any other web sites that have, or might have, information about ancestors who lived in County Meath during the early and/or mid 1800s? Any information and/or suggestions would be appreciated. Jerry

I am not sure if you have tried this, but Google.com is a good search engine. If you put moynalty, meath, or even Monalty in the search box, you get quite a few hits. There are some Keanes listed if you add the name to the search, but I think most are lving people. Good Luck with your search Ken inVA

Matthew Keane was born in 1797. In 1816, he enlisted with the East India Company. he was formally a slater of Moyoally, Meath. ( also spelt Monalty & Mognalty in his military record). Can someone tell me which is correct? Matthew Keane had a son, John Matthew Keane born 1827 who married Mary Ann Barnes. Louisa Anne Keane (my g grandmother) born 19 Apr 1859 and baptized at Moosan India and resided at Agra, India. Other childen were Ralph McCourt Keane, baptized 7 Jul 1870 and John Barnes Law Keane, born 1 Apr 1857. Would appreciate any help and suggestions on how I can research the Keane surname in Meath. My father was named Keane so he would not forget his roots. Pippa

on 22/9/03 2:24 AM, [email protected] at [email protected] wrote: Hello Bill, Thanks for that info I will have a look. Hope you get rid of that plaster soon and can get around. We are having a big plow here at present but it will blow away and the blue sky and the sun will still be there. With thanks Mary > Hi Mary, If u look at Byrneclanusa.com u will find my Byrne notes from a > document that may be of interest to you. U can get the citation from my notes. > I > am a bit handicapped right now as my foot is in a cast and I can't othrwise > get to my notes,except thru the computer. Navan was the only Barony that has > records of the 1821 census lost in the Dublin fire of the 1920's.. This > citation will lead u to a microfilm arailable from the LDS (Latter Day Saints, > or > Mormans) collection in Salt Lake, NV, USA Good Luck and hope that u have a > lovely Spring soon. Bill Byrne of Palos Hts, IL > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > If someone will write a history of Province Meath, it will be posted to Meath, > Westmeath and Leinster webpages. Come on you budding historians, Shine. >

Hi Mary, If u look at Byrneclanusa.com u will find my Byrne notes from a document that may be of interest to you. U can get the citation from my notes. I am a bit handicapped right now as my foot is in a cast and I can't othrwise get to my notes,except thru the computer. Navan was the only Barony that has records of the 1821 census lost in the Dublin fire of the 1920's.. This citation will lead u to a microfilm arailable from the LDS (Latter Day Saints, or Mormans) collection in Salt Lake, NV, USA Good Luck and hope that u have a lovely Spring soon. Bill Byrne of Palos Hts, IL

Hello Listers, I am researching the Darcy family of Navan and looking for any connection to them. Jeremiah Darcy Occupation Farmer in the late 1700's I do not know his wifes name. Children Jeremiah born abt 1800 wifes name was Hannah. Patrick born abt 1788 wifes name Jane White, they were married in Ireland abt 1825 and had one child Joseph befor emigrating to England. Patrick died Leeds Yorkshire and Jane died 1879 also in Leeds. Thomas born abt 1786 wifes name Honor. I hope this family sounds familiar to someone. Mary Heppell. Perth Western Australia.

My gggrandfather Philip Callaghan died- December 18,1873 in Robinstown Kilskyre. He was 71 years old. He was a Weaver and widower, my gggrandmother was Anne Sheridan. I don't know when Anne died. My other gggrandfather Matthew McDermott died- October 29,1889 in Kells Fever Hospital. He was 56 years old. He was a Dealer. My gggrandmother was Bridget Tully. She didn't die in Ireland. Can anyone give me any suggestions on how to find where they are buried? I'm hoping they are buried with other family members. Thank you, Eileen

I am looking for any information on Mary Jane McDermott who was born in County Meath in 1854. Her father's name was Thomas M. McDermott. He was born in County Meath. Her mother's name was Catherine (Coogan) McDermott. She was born in County Meath. Thanks! Sue-Ellen Biddinger ----- Original Message ----- From: "Miriam Plack" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, August 31, 2003 9:22 PM Subject: [MEATH] McDermott - Meath > [Warning: This MAY be spam] > Dear Eileen: > > I am researching the McDERMOTT line. Please contact me at [email protected] > > Thanks, > Miriam <>< > > I've learned.... > That when you harbor bitterness, happiness will dock elsewhere. > > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > In your search for records, keep in mind that in old Ireland, borders for provinces, baronies, counties, archdiocese, diocese and townlands moved with swings of the battle axe. Check nearby places for records. > > > --- > [This E-mail scanned for viruses by tqci.net] > > --- [This E-mail scanned for viruses by tqci.net]

As far as I know, those names don't sound familar. Eileen

Did your family have any connection with Askin(s), Booker, Evans, Thornburgh in Co Meath? Ivah

Dear Eileen: I am researching the McDERMOTT line. Please contact me at [email protected] Thanks, Miriam <>< I've learned.... That when you harbor bitterness, happiness will dock elsewhere.

looking to Denning and all variants I am doing all DENNNINGs who came to mass.and there were a large bunch for this name. They centered on Chelsea,Ma. now i have 3000 looking for a source.I know they came from Longford,Lietrim,Meath,West Meath,Sligo,and Rosscommon. That center band across Ireland.If you have any lets see if we connect Jim Denning

Would like to get in touch with anyone interested in Callaghan Family from co. Meath in 1880's. Eileen

Would like to get in touch with anyone interested in McDermott Family from Co. Meath in 1800's. Eileen

Would like to get in touch with anyone interested in GRAHAM families that lived in County Meath during the 1800s. Jerry

Greetings all, I am finally ready to announce my first ever genealogical web site. www.user.dccnet.com/s.brown/ I think I have many of the wrinkles ironed out and as well have enough information added in to make it useful. There are literally hundreds of names in this site - so I won't attempt to list them here. For the most part, the families came from Presbyterian and Church of Ireland families (if that information is of any help to you). I have tried to complement rather than duplicate the information which is already available thanks to the dedication of others on other sites. The photographs are all in black and white as I am trying to keep the size of the site beneath a specified maximum. Since this is my first attempt at site design, it is deliberately pedestrian (the fewer bells and whistles - the fewer mistakes). Still, I think it is reasonably pleasing a layout. I have already posted more than 60 biographies (not yet polished writing - most in early draft form). Some of them are quite brief while others stretch to a dozen pages or more. In time, I will enter more hyperlinks so that you - the reader - can click back and forth between generations and such. There are hundreds of pages of letters hyperlinked to the letters page - all footnoted so the reader has a reasonable chance of figuring out who is who (although, I could be wrong on a few of them - this is as much an art as a science). These letters are invaluable for shedding light on the intertwined nature of our family relations in the late 19th Century as well as some of their personal and business dealings. There are also family trees, documents and other bits of history. Much much more is to come. If you find this site helpful, I would be interested in hearing from you (you can email me from within the site). If you encounter problems on the site and have suggestions for how I can do things better, I will be all ears. I still want to install a search engine as well as a counter for how many visitors there have been. Because I am using this site frequently myself as a reference tool, I have opted to have it on an ad-free server. There are advantages and disadvantages to this, but for now it is what I am trying. Enjoy, Sharon Oddie Brown Roberts Creek, BC, Canada [email protected] www.user.dccnet.com/s.brown/

Hello Josi, Sorry I have mislaid your email address so I will answer you on list. I searched in Tasmania for your Michael and could not find him on any Electoral Rolls or Pioneers list. I also searched the Irich convicts list that was given to Australia in 1988. I will tell you how to find that. SearcH with Google for Irish convicts Australia Then click on the one with NAI:Transportation of Irish Convicts to Then you will be able to have a look as well. There were seven Geoghegans on that list. Tell me why you think Michael went to Tasmania? Could he have gone to another State? I go to the library every Thursday so I can look in N.S.W. next week if you like. Regatds Mary

It seems likely that the website will be back at its traditional > www.seanruad.com < URL within the next three days. Until then, the following address will get you there: >> http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/ireatlas/ << Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts