Thanks. I've used this site, too, and it is helpful. Fay > From: "Ray Cassidy" <[email protected]> > Reply-To: [email protected] > Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 12:16:01 -0700 > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MEATH] townland question > Resent-From: [email protected] > Resent-Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2003 10:12:40 -0600 > > Fay... > I'm not entirely certain of what you're looking for, but for what it may be > worth, this site may help. It's an excellent resourse. Good luck. > > Ray Cassidy > > > http://www.seanruad.com/ > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Fay Finn" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 6:26 AM > Subject: [MEATH] townland question > > >> Just a general question: How can a person find out what townland an >> ancestor is from? Mine is from Kildalkey, but that is the name of a civil >> parish as well as a townland. There are dozens of townlands in that civil >> parish. When people said where they were from, did they usually mean the >> townland or the parish? Thanks. Fay >> >> >> ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== >> County Meath and County Westmeath are up for adoption. They combined were > the ancient Province of Meath. When the King of Meath didn't play good with > other Kings, his kingdom was absorbed by Leinster and Ulster. >> If interested, Contact list admin: [email protected] >> > > > ==== 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. >

Fay... I'm not entirely certain of what you're looking for, but for what it may be worth, this site may help. It's an excellent resourse. Good luck. Ray Cassidy http://www.seanruad.com/ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fay Finn" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 6:26 AM Subject: [MEATH] townland question > Just a general question: How can a person find out what townland an > ancestor is from? Mine is from Kildalkey, but that is the name of a civil > parish as well as a townland. There are dozens of townlands in that civil > parish. When people said where they were from, did they usually mean the > townland or the parish? Thanks. Fay > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > County Meath and County Westmeath are up for adoption. They combined were the ancient Province of Meath. When the King of Meath didn't play good with other Kings, his kingdom was absorbed by Leinster and Ulster. > If interested, Contact list admin: [email protected] >

In my experience, for what it is worth, persons born in Ireland normally mean the townland. The only time that most people reference civil parishes is if they are talking about official records. Nancy Gray ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fay Finn" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 6:26 AM Subject: [MEATH] townland question > Just a general question: How can a person find out what townland an > ancestor is from? Mine is from Kildalkey, but that is the name of a civil > parish as well as a townland. There are dozens of townlands in that civil > parish. When people said where they were from, did they usually mean the > townland or the parish? Thanks. Fay > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > County Meath and County Westmeath are up for adoption. They combined were the ancient Province of Meath. When the King of Meath didn't play good with other Kings, his kingdom was absorbed by Leinster and Ulster. > If interested, Contact list admin: [email protected] >

Just a general question: How can a person find out what townland an ancestor is from? Mine is from Kildalkey, but that is the name of a civil parish as well as a townland. There are dozens of townlands in that civil parish. When people said where they were from, did they usually mean the townland or the parish? Thanks. Fay

I know someone is researching the GEOHEGAN name on this list. I have copied a message from the Donegal Rootsweb list below for her: Subject: [DONEGAL] McGEOGHEGAN From: Josi <[email protected]> Date: Sat, 26 Jul 2003 16:15:04 +0100 To: [email protected] MacGeoghegan family of Parish of Culdaff ,Balleeghan Lower Clonca Templemoyle Donagh, Glenmakee On the Griffiths Valuation these three homes all had a Michael. Could anyone assist with my next move? They were born too early for me to obtain all the certs...or I would. Be grateful for any clue thank you Jo

Looking for info on parents of above. Margaret is the dau. of Patrick Russell and Catherine Fowler. Margaret was m. in 1855 to Thomas Rochford in Slane. They were Catholic. I don't know where she or her husband were born, but all children were born in County Meath. Margaret emigrated as a widow to NYC and died in Geneva NY in 1903 at the age of 63. Marianne Lake Ariel, Pa.

My mother, Marie Gaughran, was born in Trim, County Meath. We have family records going back to her grandfather but not beyond that. In the recent post, included below with this note, I could not help but noticing several similar names: Geohegan, GALOGHAN, GEOGHN, GAHOGAN. Does anyone have any info on how these names go together (if at all)? Here is the way my direct Gaughran line goes: Bernard Gaughran, b abt 1877, d 23 May 1928 Bernard Gaughran, b abt 1848, d. 1898 Both Bernards lived their lives in Meath in or not far from Trim. Any info much appreciated. cheers, roy adams On Sat, 5 Jul 2003, Diane wrote: > Here is what I found on the following LDS film: > > � FHL BRITISH Film 926179: Catholic Church, Parish of Nobber, Navan > Baptisms 1754-1865; marriages, 1757-1865; and deaths, 1757-1866 > > Before I begin this posting, it want everyone to know that this film > contains records going back to 1754. All of it is handwritten in old > fashioned handwriting. It is often unreadable. I skipped some early > years because there were no lookups mentioned for them and they were so > hard to read. By no means, should someone assume that because I looked > for their name and did not find it, that it is not on the film. to > thoroughly research this film would take days! It is light and very > difficult to read. > > CAROLAN - The films is sprinkled with this surname so much so that it > would take a lot of time to write them all down. > > Here is everything I took the time to note. There is a whole lot more. > > *CAROLAN: 1763, Baptism of Conner. Godfather was John Forber (sp?) > *1763: Baptized: Catherine, daughter of Catherine Carolan and Laurence > Carry > *July 2nd, 1813, Baptized John, son of (unreadable - Kit?) and Ann > CAROLAN. Sponsors: Matthew STAFFORD and Cathy BRADY. > *March 30, 1763, Baptized Hugh, son to Phillip MULDUNE and Catherine > CAROLAN. James YORE, godfather and Ann CARROLAN, godmother. > *Nobber Baptisms: Ann, dauther of Margaret GUGERTY (sp?) and James > Kelly. Godfather, Michael CAROLAN, Godmother, Bridget KELLY > *1803 John CAROLAN sponsor of Mary O'Brien, daughter of Michael and Mary > O'BRIEN. > Other CAROLAN names found: Cornelius, Bryan, Peter > Lots of CAROLANs in 1774 - writing is hard to read. > > > Found sponsors: Philip CONNELL and Mary CAROLAN in 1765. > > > OK - here is the rest of it: > > *March 30, 1763, Baptized Margaret, daughter to Conner BIGGEY (sp) and > Elenor Fox Miles MULDUNE. Godmother: Jane KELLY > *In 1769, the priest was Patrick McDERMOTT > > *1763: Baptized James, son to Laurence GEOGHEGAN and Christian DEALY > his wife. Godparents:Christian CRUISE and Joan GELSHEN > *1763: Baptized Mary, daughter to James MULLAN and Catherine GUGERTY, > Godfather: John Walsh, Godmother: Margaret FLOOD > *1763: Baptized Patrick, son to James CONNIN and Allice GILSHENAN. > Godfather: Hugh CARROLAN and Godmother: Mary CARPINTER > *1763: Baptized Bridget, daughter to James CARROLAN and Catherine > MANAHAN. Godfather: James McCOY. Godmother: Margaret REILLY. > *1763: Baptized David, son to Walter MURRSY (Murray?) and Mary MACABE. > Godfather: Laurence GEOHEGAN. Godmother, Mary CONNIN. > *November 18, 1799, College (editor's note: College is a place) James, > son to James and Mary DIGMAN and Vincent GEOGHEGAN > *March 4, 1800, Spidole (sp?), Dennis and Mary FERRELLY godparents John > YORE and Anne BRADY. (Could not read the name of the person baptized) > *1801, July, College, Mary Jr. to Patt and Bridget GEOGHEGAN. > Godparents: Wm. HOY (sp?) and Bridget GEOHEGAN > *1802, August 19, Nobber, Ann, daughter to Pa??? (Patrick?) and Cathy > MURRAY. Godparents ThomasKAVANAGH and Hly(?) CORKMILIED (sp?) > *1802, Patt, son of Thos GALOGHAN and Eliz Rose CUNNINGHAM > *1803, Anne FLANAGHAN of Patt and Mary sp: Patt LERENO?(sp) and Anne BIGGY > *Nobber Baptisms: 1854, Michael, son of ? McCABE and Catherine > McDERMOT, his wife. godfather Owen CAHIL > *1803: Sept. 17, Nich(ael?): GEOGHN of PATT and Bridy. Sponsors: Thos > HIKEY and Mary KOER > *1804, April 2nd, Patt BIGGY of Frank and Mary . Sponsors: Wm CLIFFORD > and Judith FARNIN > *1809, March 15, Nobber, Ann, daugheter to Thos DOWDALL and Mary QUIN. > Sponsors: Matthew and Mary CAROLAN. > *March 24, 1809, Nobber, John, son to James SMYTH and Bridget MURRAY. > Sponsors: James CLARK and Bridget GIBNEY. > *1810, Prospect, Baptized Frank O. to Thos and Judy BYRNE. Sponsor: > Thos SMYTH and Ann ANDREW > *1810, College, Oct. 13, Baptized Michael, son to Peter and Peggy > GAHOGAN. Sponsors: Patt CLARK and Rose GAHOGAN > *May 31, 1765, Died: Thomas FLOOD and buried in Killbarry > > > That's all Folks! > > I researched this film from 11:00 AM to 4:30 PM. I did not find a trace > of John HEENEY (c. 1800) or Ann KEEGAN (c. 1820) - both Roman Catholics. > > If anyone runs across these names I would be very interested. I hope I > found something for somebody! > Diane Shaw > St. Louis, MO > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > County Meath and County Westmeath are up for adoption. They combined were the ancient Province of Meath. When the King of Meath didn't play good with other Kings, his kingdom was absorbed by Leinster and Ulster. > If interested, Contact list admin: [email protected] > >

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Unsubscribe me from the Meath mailing list please. Sandra Mentjox [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 3:00 AM Subject: IRL-MEATH-D Digest V03 #52

I recently viewed the LDS film1565480, "Minutes of the Meetings of the Board of Guardians of the Poor-Navan" and found the following list of surnames. This is not a complete list - it is just some of the names in the book, so if a surname is not found on this list, it does not mean that it is not on the film. Most of the surnames mentioned in the film are the names of Board members. Some are vendors from whom the Board purchased clothing, supplies and services. The list was created in MS Excel software and converted to HTML so that I could paste it in this message. For some readers, this may cause the list to become unreadable, or scrambled. If someone sees a surname and is unable to read the entry, please contact me and I will e-mail you separately. Diane Shaw St. Louis, MO BARRETT James P. 98 1842 Parish Warden Tankardstown BEGGIN John P. 205 1843 placed a supply order BLAKE James BLUNDELL Francis BYRNES Patrick P. 95 1842 CASEY James P. 348 1843 was paid for coffins CLARK Richard Lacy COWLEY Austin P. 78 1841 CRINNION Michael P. 99 1842 Parish Warden DALY Patrick P. 297 1843 from Ard???llan DELANEY Laurence P. 66 1841 DELANEY Patrick P. 271 1843 was paid for 4 tons of coal DILLON William FARRELL John P. 98 1842 Parish Warden FOLEY P. P. 78 1841 FORDE Bernard FOX Bernard P. 271 1843 Board member GARNETT Samuel GARRY Mr. B. P. 78 1841 GERARD Thomas HAMILTON Dr. T.D. P. 77 1841 HEALY Mr. P. 43 1841 HEELY James HOLMES George P. 98 1842 Parish Warden JOHNSON Thomas JONES Christopher KEENAN Thomas KELLY Laurence KINSELLA Mr. P. 77 1841 LAMBART Mr. LYNCH John P. 77 1841 MARTIN Mr. P. 77 1841 Hugh? Downpatrick McCANN Mr. P. 204 1843 Board member McDONALD Patrick McKENNA Michael P. 109 1842 McLAUGHLIN Joseph MEREDYTH Henry MORGAN William P. 96 1842 Parish Warden MOYLE William P. 98 1842 Parish Warden Rothkenny MURPHY Francis MURPHY Francis NICHOLE Dr. P. 77 1841 O'BRIEN Dr. C. P. 77 1841 OWENS Henry PHELAN ? ROTHWELL Hugh SHERLOCK ? P. 96 1842 SULLIVAN Richard P. 288 1843 resigns as board member TIERNAN Mr. P. 43 1841 TIMMON Dr. P. 42 WHITE Thomas P YOUNG Esq. John P. 98 1842 Parish Warden

I am looking for information on the Gillick family in Co Meath. Terrence Gillick born abt. 1837, Julia abt. 1820, and at least one other brother Owen. Parents possibly Charles and Mary. I would like to find where this family came from in Co. Meath. The Meath Heritage Centre has been unable to locate them and I've been unable to make any Internet contacts. One cousin seems to think they may have come from Oldcastle, but has no proof. All avenues in the US have been pursued and have not provided any clues. Terrence married Margaret Ann McGhee in California and died in Volcano, California. Any information greatly appreciated. Sandy California

Hi Listers, In the past, I have written to the Co. Meath list to tell everyone about the public hospital records on the New Orleans (Orleans Parish) rootsweb site.  I am joining the list again temporarily to remind you that I have just finished May and June.  New Orleans was one of the major ports in the US in the 1850's, and many immigrants found their way to the public hospital when they were sick because they were poor and could not afford to pay for their medical care.  There were patients admitted to the hospital from all over the world.  Even if your ancestors wound in areas further up the Mississippi River, or along the Missouri or Ohio Rivers, you should check the New Orleans site, since many people arrived in New Orleans only to stay a short time and make their way to Kentucky, Ohio, Iowa, Missouri and other parts of the midwest. If you have missed my past announcements regarding earlier months of 1851, you might want to check all the names Janurary through June (and now part of July) yourself on the following web site: <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/orleans/charity.htm">Charity Hospital Records Orleans Parish Archives - LAGENWEB - USGENWEB</A> or <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/orleans/charity.htm">http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/orleans/charity.htm</A> The URL of the Orelans Parish (New Orleans) rootsweb home page is: <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/orleans.htm">http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/orleans.htm</A> Here are the some names of patients from Co. Meath that appeared in May and June in the admission records: Date of Admiss, Date of Death, Date of Disch, Ward, Name, Age, Occupation 1-May -- 12-May 20 Michael Sheridan 25 Laborer 2-May -- ----- 36 Margaret Gahigan 39 2-May -- 16-Jun 33 Thomas McNulty 19 Laborer 4-May -- 17-Jul 34 Alice Murray 40 5-May -- 9-Jun 2 John Collins 50 Laborer 6-May -- 9-May 18 John Farley 25 8-May -- 15-May 34 Bridget Connelly or O'Connelly 22 13-May -- 17-May 30 John McDonald 28 Laborer 15-May -- 30-May 34 Elizabeth Bolan 20 17-May 11-Jun -- 37 Eliza Keating born Lindsey 41 24-May -- 30-May 33 Michael Cook 36 Hacker 29-May -- 29-May 35 Bridget Green 20 30-May -- 2-Jun 36 Mary Kerry or Carey 20 30-May -- 4-Jun 13 Owen Nulty or McAnulty 36 2-Jun -- 6-Jun 36 Rose McDonald born Lavy 60 3-Jun -- 9-Jun 23 John McDonald 28 11-Jun -- 8-Jul 34 Bridget Handley 16 16-Jun -- 20-Jun 24 John Tighe 22 Laborer 17-Jun -- 26-Jul 13 Patrick McCabe 35 Laborer 18-Jun -- 31-Oct 33 Michael Mulvaney 28 Laborer 19-Jun -- 23-Jun 22 Michael Galligan 25 Laborer 23-Jun -- 22-Jun 34 Mary Rourke born Durmegan 25 24-Jun -- 7-Jul 34 Elizabeth Tulley born Kellot 32 24-Jun -- 28-Jun 30 Terence Duffy 33 Laborer 25-Jun -- 1-Jul 24 Owen Caffrey 25 26-Jun -- 5-Jul 34 Mary Riley born Rotchford 25 27-Jun -- 12-Jul 34 Mary Barnes 17 29-Jun 29-Jun -- 11 Patrick Duffy 35 Watchman 29-Jun -- 6-Jul 12 Thomas Adams 25 Seaman Each record also has the place where the person is from, how long he had been in town, marital status, how long sick, the illiness, hour of admission, and remarks. We are very proud of our site - besides these hospital records, we also have posted all the birth, marriage, and death indexes for New Orleans stored at the State Archives in Baton Rouge.  The births cover 1796 - 1901 (the last year possible), the the deaths cover 1804 - 1906 (with more being added daily through 1915), and the marriages cover (1870 - 1905).  We also have complete city directories by name and by address (1805, 1811, 1822, 1832, 1842, and 1851 - 1851 by name only), Civil War draft records that appear in the local papers in the Spring 1865, cemetery records, insane asylum records, tens of thousans of obits and much more. Be sure to check out our web site.  Good luck with your research. Colleen Fitzpatrick CoCoordinator Orleans Parish (New Orleans) Rootsweb Site

Would like to exchange information with anyone interested in Graham families that lived in Co. Meath during the early and/or mid 1900s. Jerry

Jo: I found Gohegans and derivatives when I posted some Baptisms I found on an LDS film for Navan. Did you see the post? If you didn't, do a search on the archives of this list and it will probably turn up the Geohegans. Diane St. Louis, MO [email protected] wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >IRL-MEATH-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 52 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [MEATH] The Geoghegans [Josi <[email protected]>] > >Administrivia: >TO POST A MESSAGE TO THE LIST >send it to [email protected] > >To unsubscribe from IRL-MEATH-D, send a message to [email protected] > >If you have any questions or problems, contact the List Owner, Nancy Pfaff at [email protected] > >______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > [MEATH] The Geoghegans > From: > Josi <[email protected]> > Date: > Wed, 16 Jul 2003 15:31:13 +0100 > To: > [email protected] > > >Are thick on the ground around Meath and Westmeath >but can I get a response from a descendant? No >perhaps when I win the lottery eh? >many Meath and Westmeath parishes BMD have been >extracted for this name and its many variants and are available to >same namers......and so are the Irish GRO Indexes... >If you are a Geoghegan..come ye into the parlour > >jo >- ------------------------------- >See my all new Volume 12 Newsletter: >www.btinternet.com/~finty/ >- ------------------------------- > >

Hi Listers, I'm new to the Meath list. My great grandfather Christopher Coyne of Ballinlig married Jane Duignan of Croboy in 1862. Ballinlig and Croboy are in the civil parish of Clonard and the Catholic parish of Killyon. This area is on the west end of Co. Meath bordering Kinnegad, Westmeath. If this rings a bell with anyone, I'd love to hear from you. Ray FitzGerald

Have you checked the 1880 Census for his wife. It is available on line at lds.org and might give you some further clues. The 1880 census listed the birthplace of the parents in most cases. I found that my 2nd great grandmother's father was born in Germany, something I did not know before (Not my Irish ancestors).. Hope this is of some help to you. Elayne ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 5:12 PM Subject: Re: [MEATH] Callaghan & Sheridan Families > Hello Eileen, > > I am working on an individual (Timothy Shanley) with both County Meath and > Callahan family connections. Thought I would pass this information along in > case you come across anything that would connect him to your Callahan > research. > > Timothy Shanley b. 1846-1847 Rathmolyon, County Meath, Ireland m. Mary Ann > Callahan d. 25 Oct 1880 (age 33 yrs) [Timothy's wife Mary is shown as a > "widow" on her death certificate.] bur: 25 Oct 1880 Calvary Cemetery in St. > Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota (grave unmarked) Cause of death: Consumption > Residence: Webster, Massachusetts Timothy probably arrived in New York, NY > on 8 Jul 1852 at the age of 5 years along with his father James Shanley, his > mother Rosa ("Rose") and the rest of his family. 1860 Census: "Age 11; Born: > Ireland; Town: Dudley, Massachusetts [page 547, dwelling 590, family 812 - > roll 534]" 1870 Census: "Age 25; Works in shoe factory; Born: Ireland; Town: > Webster, Massachusetts [page 59, line 18]" > > > Mary Ann (Callahan) Shanley b. 17 Aug 1848 Connecticut, USA [from birth > certificate of son, John Henry Shanley] or Massachusetts, USA [from > Certificate of Death for "Mrs. Mary Timothy Shanley"] d. 30 Apr 1914 (age 65 > yrs, 8 mos, 13da.) St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota Mary had been living > with her son John Henry in Minnesota for 6 yrs. and 6 mos. prior to her own > death in 1914. bur. 2 May 1914 Calvary Roman Catholic Cemetery, St. Paul, > Ramsey County, Minnesota Funeral: E. C. Schnider Cause of Death: Nephritis, > Senility, Chronic Myreaschitis[?] - hospitalized 6 mos. 7da. (26 Oct 1913 to > 30 Apr 1914) Occupation: housekeeper Parents: John Callahan (b. Ireland) & > Mary Sanga (b. Canada) 1870 Census: "Age 20; Keeping house; Born: > Massachusetts (Contradicts son's birth certificate but agrees with Mary's > death certificate however would tend to lend more weight to the birth > certificate since she would have been more involved in supplying that > information than census information or, obviously, information supplied by > others after her own death. Town: Webster, Massachusetts [page 59, line 19]" > > > 1880 Census: St. Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota > Timothy Shanley Head of Household Married White 33 years old Born: > Ireland Occupation: shoemaker Father born: Ireland Mother born: Ireland > Mary Shanley Wife Married White 27 years old > Born: USA Occupation: keeps house Father born: Ireland Mother born: > Ireland > John Shanley Son Single White 9 years > old Born: Mass. Father born: > Ireland Mother born: USA > > David Petrie > Arden Hills, Minnesota, USA > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > This list is for everyone with ancestors from County Meath. > County Meath website is: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlmea2/ > Ireland Project Website: http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com/ > >

Are thick on the ground around Meath and Westmeath but can I get a response from a descendant? No perhaps when I win the lottery eh? many Meath and Westmeath parishes BMD have been extracted for this name and its many variants and are available to same namers......and so are the Irish GRO Indexes... If you are a Geoghegan..come ye into the parlour jo --------------------------------- See my all new Volume 12 Newsletter: www.btinternet.com/~finty/ ---------------------------------

It was zapped by my "Mailwasher" Don Bryan in Wales _______/|\----------------/|\_____________/||=====||\_____ ...from Border Monmouthshire, between the Severn bridges See a Monmouthshire village at work: Visit the Caerwent Community website www.caerwentcom.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Don Kelly" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 8:18 PM Subject: [MEATH] Alert [email protected] I don't know that anything is wrong, but the above address subscribed to dozens of lists two days ago, and over yesterday and today has tried to unsubscribe from those lists, plus other lists apparently not on. I would just suggest caution if you see this email address cross your screen, but if legitimate, I'll stop worrying about it. As list admins we have much to worry about.<GRIN> Have a great week all. Don ==== 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.

Pays to be alerted in time. Thanks Don ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bryan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 3:28 PM Subject: Re: [MEATH] Alert > It was zapped by my "Mailwasher" Don > Bryan in Wales > > _______/|\----------------/|\_____________/||=====||\_____ > ...from Border Monmouthshire, between the Severn bridges > > See a Monmouthshire village at work: > Visit the Caerwent Community website > www.caerwentcom.com > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Don Kelly" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, July 07, 2003 8:18 PM > Subject: [MEATH] Alert > > > [email protected] > > I don't know that anything is wrong, but the above address subscribed to > dozens of lists two days ago, and over yesterday and today has tried to > unsubscribe from those lists, plus other lists apparently not on. > > I would just suggest caution if you see this email address cross your > screen, but if legitimate, I'll stop worrying about it. As list admins > we have much to worry about.<GRIN> > > Have a great week all. > > Don > > > > ==== 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. > > > ==== IRL-MEATH Mailing List ==== > Ballykinlar Prison Book online: > http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com/Ballykinlar/intro.htm >