Dear Christina: I'm looking for an Edward Donnelly from Tipperary (Don't know if it's the town or County). Edward is my g-grandfather. He was born 1836 in Tipperary and emmigrated to the Unitd States abt.1855, and married a Mary Smith of Belfast. I believe this marriage took place in the U.S. They settled in Manchester,(Hartford, )Connecticut and had a family of seven males who all became silk weavers. Edwards whole family were silk weavers. I suppose he would have lived in Tipperary where there was silk weaving. I wish I had more information. I'd love to have his actual birthplace so I could find his parentage. Thank you. Peace! Kathryn E. Norman -------------- Original message -------------- From: Christina Hunt <filidh@carolina.rr.com> > Read First: > It is time for our January Roll Call > If you have never seen a Roll Call - this is where everyone tells who they are > searching > for all at once. > > Please send in your Names and some identifying info like dates and places (if > you know > them). > > ***Please put your names in the SUBJECT line of the email so people know what > emails to > look at. Do this before you write the message body because it is easy to forget > to go back > and fix the Subject line.*** > > This is also important for people reading the archives in the future. > > Be patient with the added mail that will come your way. It will slow down in a > couple of > days and be normal by the next weekend. > > If you can help someone please do. > You can reply to the emails on the list, BUT when you get down to saying > "Thanks" it is > better to send those PRIVATELY to save people's email space. You may have to > copy/paste > their email addy or type it to avoid the "Thank you" going to the whole list. > Have fun! > Christina > Listowner > > > > > > ==== IRL-TIPPERARY Mailing List ==== > Check out the Coroners Inquests: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~irltip2/inquests/index.htm >