This is a dual posting to Tipperary and Waterford lists. Looking for HOGAN of Clonmel. Tipperary or Waterford. We have a transcription of a letter written in 1874 by a cousin, JOHN ROCHE (in Griffiths it is listed as ROACHE), who gave his address as: Croghclooney (Griffiths: CURRAGHCLONEY) Newcastle Clonmel Ireland He mentioned the Catholic church at "Four-Mile-Water" ( which is in Co. Waterford, near the village of Ballymacarbry) The old cemetery of Four-Mile-Water Church is Caoilshigan Cemetery (pronounced: kyle-sha-gone) has some Hogan gravestones from the 1700's & early 1800's. I have a cousin who briefly visited the cemetery but couldn't read all the gravestones. We are looking for the record of Patrick & Johanna Hogan. Does anyone know if there is a transcription of this cemetery? Is anyone familiar with this cemetery? Thanks, Deanna from San Carlos, California
Jean Rice's transcriptions of the Property Owner's of County Kerry have added to the website and searchable database. Additionally, over 5000 searchable records (thanks to two large donations from from our users) have been added in the past two weeks and the following changes have been made on the cmc website (http://www.cmcrp.net ) . If you are unfamiliar with the website, and explanation of our purpose can be viewed at http://www.cmcrp.net/faq.php?topic=1 1. All of the donated christening, marriage, death, and cemetery records are now on-line and can be modified by the donators who contributed them. Any changes, such as email, can be done by the record owners and will post immediately without admin intervention. 2. New records posted go immediately on-line. Owners of data retain control by registering on the site. 3. Previous contributors can have access to their donations by registering, identifying their records, and notifying the admin. Their user name will be manually attached to previously submitted records and put under their control. 4. Griffith pages have been modified and now have a larger font for easier reading. 5. Have add links where users with PC based email can easily subscribe to this and other rootsweb lists. Possibly more important, the link will also properly format an unsubscribe message to the list as well. 6. Added a surname query board for each county in Ireland. 7. Added a chat room. 8. Several other new features that would be too lengthy to describe. Thanks to all from this list who have donated their endeavors, and request anyone with birth, marriage, cemetery,or property records that they may consider sharing them via the website. Tom CMC admin
Hi there, There is a query board on the Waterford Genealogy Website. I thought I would send some of the more recent emails so that they can be seen by a wider audience. The email addresses are shown in case you want to reply to anyone. They may not be on this list. I am sure these posters would be glad of any help anyone can offer. ~Christina Wednesday 05/14/2003 2:12:30pm Name Kristie Foran Homepage: E-Mail: LodiForan@msn.com Surnames Foran, Flynn Query (Waterford) Am looking for information on GGGgrandfather, James Foran, born in Waterford between 1798 and 1801. Catherine Flynn born 1811. They imigrated to New Brunswick area of Canada around 1825. Have no further info on family and resources are very hard to find. Any information would be greatly appreciated, or any ideas, helpful hints for resources too. Thanks so much! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Monday 05/12/2003 1:39:19pm Name Loretta Ward Homepage: E-Mail: tjklward@nf.sympatico.ca Surnames Power, O'Brien Query (Waterford) Looking for info on Thomas Power born abt.1817 married to Ellen (Nellie)O'Brien born abt. 1819. Moved to PEI and then on to Newfoundland around 1859.Any info would be greatly appreciated. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sunday 04/27/2003 1:59:33pm Name Eddie Power Homepage: E-Mail: eddiepower@hotmail.com Surnames Power, Walsh Query (Waterford) can anyone help with information on my grandfather Edward Power born kilmeadon 24 dec 1865, his brother's william 6 april 1868, thomas registered 1865, Father to all William power and mother Ellen Walsh -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday 03/19/2003 6:54:26am Name Jann Whalen Parks Homepage: E-Mail: townefabric@rural-net,com Surnames Whalen,Phelan,Power Query (Waterford) Looking for family of Martin Whalen, maybe Phelan born Nov of 1830, parents John Whalen, Phelan, Mary Power. Married Ellen Power parents,Richard Power and Helen Dunn. came to U.S, in about 1858. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday 03/18/2003 9:11:27pm Name Carl Fox Homepage: E-Mail: carlfox@worldlynx.net Surnames Guinan Query (Waterford) searching info re: DANIEL GUINAN, born County Waterford 02 Aug. 1830 (or 31). Immigrated to New York from Liverpool 14 Nov. 1856. Thanks for any help at all. God Bless Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA
On the first list of sponsors there was Mary White......... What date is this baptism ??? I have a Mary White from Kilmacow in my line ......about 1830....... kay
Is there any dates to go with this posting it would make it a lot easier then to help or lay claim to any of them Cheers CARA ----- Original Message ----- From: <Gwynethgwyn@aol.com> To: <IRL-WATERFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, May 21, 2003 7:59 AM Subject: [WATERFORD] McGuire, Taylor, Walsh and Kirwan. > Hello to everyone. > The above names are the surnames of my ggrandparents. Two > were born in the Cityand the other two moved to the city and raised > their family. I can't find out much about these people even with > the help of the heritage society in Waterford. I am going to list > the sponsors and witnesses at the baptisms and marriges of the > children of these people and hopefully someone will know something. > > Richard Keane & Margaret Grant, James Murray & Brigid Walsh, > Richard Moore & Elizabeth Walsh, James Power & Catherine Walsh, > Mary Phelan, John Anthony & Mary Ann White, > Nicholas Kirwan & Ellen McCarthy, Patrick Phelan & Mary Ann Phelan, > John Lannan & Anastasia O'Neill, Thomas Regan & Catherine Phelan. > Mary Reddy & Richard Hearne, William Whelan & Mary Fitzpatrick, > Mary Fitzpatrick was godmother for three of the children. > Margaret Spratt, Mary Sealy, Michael Kirwan & Bridgid Hasset, > Patrick Quinn & Bridgid Quinn, Patrick Walsh & Ellen Kirwan, > Patrick Hassett & Bridgid Dunne. > The others I will send at a later date. > Thank You. > Wendy. > > > ==== IRL-WATERFORD Mailing List ==== > To contact the co-listowners send an email to: > Ninah@carolina.rr.com > or donkelly@grovenet.net > >
Hi everyone, Just didn't think of dates,but here they are. As they concern two different families I will seperate them. Lawrence Walsh and Mary Kirwan. My maternal ggrandparents. John Walsh & Mary Quinn. witnesses at Lawr.and Mary's marriage. May 9 1861. Michael Kirwan & Bridgid Hasset. sponsors Mary Ellen Walsh. bap. 29 june 1865. Patrick & Bridgid Quinn " Eliza Walsh bap. Aug.23 1863. Patrick Walsh & Ellen Kirwan " Bridget Walsh. bap. dec.13 1868. Patrick Hasset & Bridgid Dunne " Elizabeth Walsh. bap. June 4 1871. John Mulcahy % Mary Murray. " Michael Walsh. bap. July 24 1873. James Burke & Alice Murray. " Catherine Walsh. bap. Nov.21 1875. Laurence Wyse & Mary Fitzpatrick " Ann Walsh. bap.Dec 8 1878. This the Walsh Kirwan list. Unfortunately on Lawrence and Mary's marriage certificate the fathers names were not put down so don't know who my gggrandparents are. Thank you to all those who re- plied to my querrey. Wendy.
Need to know more than you have given about: Margaret Grant; Catherine Walsh; Nicholas Kirwan; Michael Kirwan; and Ellen Kirwan. Anita Carroll
Hello to everyone. The above names are the surnames of my ggrandparents. Two were born in the Cityand the other two moved to the city and raised their family. I can't find out much about these people even with the help of the heritage society in Waterford. I am going to list the sponsors and witnesses at the baptisms and marriges of the children of these people and hopefully someone will know something. Richard Keane & Margaret Grant, James Murray & Brigid Walsh, Richard Moore & Elizabeth Walsh, James Power & Catherine Walsh, Mary Phelan, John Anthony & Mary Ann White, Nicholas Kirwan & Ellen McCarthy, Patrick Phelan & Mary Ann Phelan, John Lannan & Anastasia O'Neill, Thomas Regan & Catherine Phelan. Mary Reddy & Richard Hearne, William Whelan & Mary Fitzpatrick, Mary Fitzpatrick was godmother for three of the children. Margaret Spratt, Mary Sealy, Michael Kirwan & Bridgid Hasset, Patrick Quinn & Bridgid Quinn, Patrick Walsh & Ellen Kirwan, Patrick Hassett & Bridgid Dunne. The others I will send at a later date. Thank You. Wendy.
William Whelan wrote: > Hi to all. We have added two very interesting articles to the museum > site www.dungarvanmuseum.org this week. Both cover the same subject > matter. The articles deal with the trial of the Fenian crew of the > Jacmel (Erins Hope) who landed at Helvic (outside Dungarvan) in an > abortive attempt to stage a rebellion against British rule. > > A possible interesting postscript: At the moment we are researching > whether Augustine E. Costello one of the leading (and most impressive) > Fenians in the company is the same Augustine E. Costello who wrote Our > Firemen: A History of the New York Fire Departments, Volunteer and > Paid, from 1609 to 1887. This book went back into print last year in > the wake of the 9/11 tragedy as a memorial to the fireman of NY. > > Both articles can be found at > http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?cat_id=2 If you have > difficulty using the link click on exhibitions at the top of the home > page and then click on historical articles. > > Apologies for some of the navigational problems on the site at the > moment. We are in the middle of reorganising the site. We will tidy up > these navigational glitches as soon as we can. > > If anyone has a historical /genealogical web site and they want to > have a link between our site and theirs please get in touch. > > Yours Willie and Martin Whelan > > 1. New Articles Placed on the Web Site > 2. Dungarvan Museum Online Shop Now Open > 3. Dungarvan Museum Reproduction Postcards > 4. Looking For Film Of Dungarvan And West Waterford > 5. Contacting The Museum > > ============================================== > 1. New Website Articles > ============================================== > The first article is by Sylvester Murray and tells the story of the > American Fenian landing at Helvic, near Dungarvan in 1867, it was > first published in Decies No. 9, The Journal Of The Old Waterford > Society, September 1978. > > The second article is called 'The Cruise Of The Jacknell' A > reproduction of an article published by Fenian sympathisers in 1868. > The article deals with the trial of the Fenian crew of the Jacmel > (Erins Hope) who landed at Helvic in an abortive attempt to stage a > rebellion against British rule. > > Both articles can be found at > http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?cat_id=2 If you have > difficulty using the link click on exhibitions at the top of the home > page and then click on historical articles. > > The crew of the ship were Irish Americans many of whom had served in > the American Civil War. At the trial the men used an interesting > defence against the charge of treason felony levelled against them. > They stated that as citizens of a foreign country (America) they could > not be guilty of treason to the Crown. > > ============================================== > 2. Dungarvan Museum Shop > ============================================== > With the cooperation of Powers bookshop we have put up a selection of > Local history books for sale on the site. The titles include 'The > Waterford Rebels of 1849', 'A History of Dungarvan Town and District', > 'Them Golden Fields I Trod', 'History of Waterford City and County', > 'Walking the Holy Ground in Ardmore and Lismore' and 'Waterford People > - A Biographical Dictionary'. > > We can accept personal cheques drawn on major banks, postal orders and > International money orders. Unfortunately we cannot accept Credit Card > payments. All proceeds from books sold on the site go towards the > maintenance of Dungarvan Museum Society a non-profit organisation. We > also have a special offer that allows you to make a considerable > saving on the shipping costs if you order all six books available for > sale on the site at the same time. > http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?cat_id=14 > > ============================================== > 3. Dungarvan Museum Reproduction Postcards > ============================================== > To mark the launch of our summer exhibition 'Postcards Of County > Waterford' featuring postcards from most of the major villages and > towns of Waterford we have decided to publish the next in a series of > limited edition postcards. We need to decide which postcard should be > next in our reproduction postcard series and we want you to help us. > We have selected 4 postcards from the turn of the century for you to > choose from. We'd like you to vote for your favourite card by sending > an email to william@deisedesign.com with the title of your favourite > postcard in the subject line. You can view the cards by clicking on > http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?art_id=115. You can also find > them by typing postcard into the search box at the top of the site. > Personal callers to the museum can select a card using a voting system > that we have set up in the museum. > > The titles of the postcards in the competition are as follows : > > a. Bathing Place > b. The Bandstand > c. Meagher Street > d. Home Rule Street > > Please note that the other three cards are not in the competition. > > ============================================== > 4. Looking For Old Photographs & Film Of Dungarvan And West Waterford > ============================================== > If any individual has material in their possession that may be of > historical interest please let us know. All material donated is given > on permanent loan to the museum and can be reclaimed by the doner at > any time. Photographs and old cine film are of particular interest. > Photographs will be copied and returned to the owner. If any list > member has Cine film, 16mm film etc dating from the 60's or earlier > of the town or surrounding area please get in touch. Cine-cameras were > rare at the time and our major hope of getting footage is from the > collection of a holidaying visitor. We will return any film we receive > after having copied it. > > ============================================== > 5. Contacting The Museum > ============================================== > All general queries can be directed to the museum at > history@dungarvanmuseum.org > > If you have a comment or complaint about the web site you can contact > william@deisedesign.com > > We are delighted to get all feedback, positive or negative. We > endeavor to act on all suggestions that we get but please bear in mind > that we are a voluntary organisation and it can take some time to > answer queries. > > > > Deise Design - Web Site Design & Internet Consultancy > www.deisedesign.com > 086 2748377 > > > ==== IRL-WATERFORD Mailing List ==== > Please visit Ireland Genealogy Projects (IGP),our sponsor and Official > website of Ireland: http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com/ and > our Official Waterford homepage: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat2/ > >
Hi to all. We have added two very interesting articles to the museum site www.dungarvanmuseum.org this week. Both cover the same subject matter. The articles deal with the trial of the Fenian crew of the Jacmel (Erins Hope) who landed at Helvic (outside Dungarvan) in an abortive attempt to stage a rebellion against British rule. A possible interesting postscript: At the moment we are researching whether Augustine E. Costello one of the leading (and most impressive) Fenians in the company is the same Augustine E. Costello who wrote Our Firemen: A History of the New York Fire Departments, Volunteer and Paid, from 1609 to 1887. This book went back into print last year in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy as a memorial to the fireman of NY. Both articles can be found at http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?cat_id=2 If you have difficulty using the link click on exhibitions at the top of the home page and then click on historical articles. Apologies for some of the navigational problems on the site at the moment. We are in the middle of reorganising the site. We will tidy up these navigational glitches as soon as we can. If anyone has a historical /genealogical web site and they want to have a link between our site and theirs please get in touch. Yours Willie and Martin Whelan 1. New Articles Placed on the Web Site 2. Dungarvan Museum Online Shop Now Open 3. Dungarvan Museum Reproduction Postcards 4. Looking For Film Of Dungarvan And West Waterford 5. Contacting The Museum ============================================== 1. New Website Articles ============================================== The first article is by Sylvester Murray and tells the story of the American Fenian landing at Helvic, near Dungarvan in 1867, it was first published in Decies No. 9, The Journal Of The Old Waterford Society, September 1978. The second article is called 'The Cruise Of The Jacknell' A reproduction of an article published by Fenian sympathisers in 1868. The article deals with the trial of the Fenian crew of the Jacmel (Erins Hope) who landed at Helvic in an abortive attempt to stage a rebellion against British rule. Both articles can be found at http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?cat_id=2 If you have difficulty using the link click on exhibitions at the top of the home page and then click on historical articles. The crew of the ship were Irish Americans many of whom had served in the American Civil War. At the trial the men used an interesting defence against the charge of treason felony levelled against them. They stated that as citizens of a foreign country (America) they could not be guilty of treason to the Crown. ============================================== 2. Dungarvan Museum Shop ============================================== With the cooperation of Powers bookshop we have put up a selection of Local history books for sale on the site. The titles include 'The Waterford Rebels of 1849', 'A History of Dungarvan Town and District', 'Them Golden Fields I Trod', 'History of Waterford City and County', 'Walking the Holy Ground in Ardmore and Lismore' and 'Waterford People - A Biographical Dictionary'. We can accept personal cheques drawn on major banks, postal orders and International money orders. Unfortunately we cannot accept Credit Card payments. All proceeds from books sold on the site go towards the maintenance of Dungarvan Museum Society a non-profit organisation. We also have a special offer that allows you to make a considerable saving on the shipping costs if you order all six books available for sale on the site at the same time. http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?cat_id=14 ============================================== 3. Dungarvan Museum Reproduction Postcards ============================================== To mark the launch of our summer exhibition 'Postcards Of County Waterford' featuring postcards from most of the major villages and towns of Waterford we have decided to publish the next in a series of limited edition postcards. We need to decide which postcard should be next in our reproduction postcard series and we want you to help us. We have selected 4 postcards from the turn of the century for you to choose from. We'd like you to vote for your favourite card by sending an email to william@deisedesign.com with the title of your favourite postcard in the subject line. You can view the cards by clicking on http://www.dungarvanmuseum.org/index.cgi?art_id=115. You can also find them by typing postcard into the search box at the top of the site. Personal callers to the museum can select a card using a voting system that we have set up in the museum. The titles of the postcards in the competition are as follows : a. Bathing Place b. The Bandstand c. Meagher Street d. Home Rule Street Please note that the other three cards are not in the competition. ============================================== 4. Looking For Old Photographs & Film Of Dungarvan And West Waterford ============================================== If any individual has material in their possession that may be of historical interest please let us know. All material donated is given on permanent loan to the museum and can be reclaimed by the doner at any time. Photographs and old cine film are of particular interest. Photographs will be copied and returned to the owner. If any list member has Cine film, 16mm film etc dating from the 60's or earlier of the town or surrounding area please get in touch. Cine-cameras were rare at the time and our major hope of getting footage is from the collection of a holidaying visitor. We will return any film we receive after having copied it. ============================================== 5. Contacting The Museum ============================================== All general queries can be directed to the museum at history@dungarvanmuseum.org If you have a comment or complaint about the web site you can contact william@deisedesign.com We are delighted to get all feedback, positive or negative. We endeavor to act on all suggestions that we get but please bear in mind that we are a voluntary organisation and it can take some time to answer queries. Deise Design - Web Site Design & Internet Consultancy www.deisedesign.com 086 2748377
Hi Listers, I have joined the list temporarily again to tell you all that I just finished transcribing the public hospital records for New Orleans for March and April 1851. Each time I finish two months and post them, I will write again to remind you of this great resource for tracing your Irish ancestors to the US. I am writing to all the Irish county lists, so if you get multiple copies of this message, forgive me - just skip down below where I have copied all the names in the records from the particular county. In the past, I wrote to suggest that anyone researching their Irish roots should check these records of Charity Hospital in New Orleans. About 85% of the admissions were Irish, sometimes right off the boat thanks to a shipboard epidemic. During the late 1840s and early 1850s, the Irish poured into New Orleans by the tens of thousands - some to settle there permanently and many to travel to points further north up the river. I suggest you check our records, especially if your Irish ancestors settled in St. Louis, Louisville, Cincinnati, or Iowa. As I have said before, the public hospital records are better than the census because of the information they give - the person's place of birth, how long he had been in New Orleans, where he had been before arriving in NO, etc. They are more hit and miss than the census records, but I have been contacted by several people who have successfully located their ancestors in these records. Here is the list of the patients from Co. Waterford admitted to Charity Hospital for March and April 1851. If you see anyone you'd like to check out further, please visit our web site at: <A HREF="ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/orleans/charityhos/chamar51.txt">ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/orleans/charityhos/chamar51.txt</A> <A HREF="ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/orleans/charityhos/chaapr51.txt">ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/la/orleans/charityhos/chaapr51.txt</A> Our home page can be found at: <A HREF="http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/la/orleans.htm">Orleans Parish Archives</A> Date of Admission, Date of Death, Date of Discharge, Ward, Name, Place of Birth, Occupation (if any), Age 3-Mar 9-Mar 34 Alice Megher 26 5-Mar -- 21-Mar 16 Michael Haily Laborer 44 6-Mar -- 8-Apr 38 Mary Campbell born Allen 35 10-Mar -- 13-Mar 14 John Navill Laborer 22 12-Mar -- 14-Apr 13 Martin Flemming 35 16-Mar -- 19-Mar 35 Michael Waters 5 yrs 18-Mar -- 18-Mar 36 Ellen Kelly born Ryan 23 18-Mar -- 24-Mar 18 John Cronican Boatsman 26 24-Mar -- 29-Mar 10 John Moore 25 26-Mar 4-Apr -- 16 Michael Haily Laborer 44 27-Mar -- 30-Mar 36 Hanorah Hays 24 3-Apr 8-Apr -- 19 Rodger McGrath Laborer 27 4-Apr -- 4-Apr 38 William Bigott*** 7 mos 4-Apr -- 6-Apr 31 Richard Pigott Farmer 36 4-Apr -- 6-Apr 38 Patrick Bigott*** 4 yrs 4-Apr -- 8-Apr 38 Fanny Bigott born Hardnett* 36 4-Apr -- 8-Apr 38 Fanny Bigott*** 5 yrs 4-Apr -- 14-Apr 25 James Broderick Laborer 33 5-Apr -- 14-Apr 15 Morris Phalin 32 7-Apr -- 8-Apr 29 James Power Laborer 40 7-Apr -- 13-Apr 37 Hanora Hays 24 9-Apr -- 16-Apr 24 Thos. McGrath Laborer 20 12-Apr -- 18-May 29 Thos Power Laborer 20 12-Apr 7-May -- 36 Barbara McGrath 16 13-Apr -- 14-Apr 22 James Cantwell Carpenter 18 14-Apr -- 18-Apr Cottage Ellen Welch born Power 21 15-Apr -- 19-Apr 11 John Moore Laborer 23 16-Apr -- 27-Apr 34 Narry Gorman born Hoolahan 30 17-Apr -- 27-Apr 13 Thomas Gorman child of Narry Gorman born Hoolahan 9 yrs 16-Apr -- 28-Apr 32 John Powers Laborer 43 17-Apr -- 27-Apr 13 William Gorman 11 yrs 18-Apr -- ----- 21 John Quinlan Laborer 34 21-Apr -- 23-Apr 37 Catherine O'Keefe 50 21-Apr -- 30-Apr 9 Richard Gibbs Plasterer 53 23-Apr -- 27-Apr 22 Morris Hackett Laborer 28 24-Apr 30-Apr -- 30 Thomas McGrath Laborer 28 29-Apr -- 11-Sep 36 Grace Hutchinson 30 Good luck in your research, Colleen Fitzpatrick Co Coordinator Orleans Parish (New Orleans) Rootsweb Site
My great grandparents were James OBrien and Mary OBrien (her maiden name and her married name). They were probably born in County Cork around 1810 to 1820 or so. They had 10 daughters and one son. We know the names of most of them: Ellen and Catherine were probably born in County Cork by around 1847. Then the following were born and Baptized in Ferrybank and Rockshire and Riverview in the area just North of the River Suir across the river from Waterford City: Mary (1849), Anastatia (1851), John (1853), Anne (1858, but she died shortly thereafter), Anne (1860), and Johanna (1863). Josephine was the last child and her record was not found in the Ferrybank areas mentioned above. There were two other girls but we dont know their names. The family probably moved from Cork to Ferrybank to get work during the famine. The Ferrybank area is within the Roman Catholic Parish of Slieverue in County Kilkenny and within the civil parish of Kilculliheen in County Waterford. The names of sponsors for the Baptisms listed above were: Michael Wall, Ellen Costelloe, Thomas Corcoran, Mary Walsh, John Baccus, Bridget Shea, Robert Murphy, Mary Hussey, Johanna Murphy, John Power, James Hayden and Bridget Higgins. All of these O'Briens settled in Troy, NY. I would appreciate input from any that have information on any of these families or on the area around Ferrybank circa 1850 to 1870. My heartfelt thanks goes out to Mary Flood and her cohorts at the Kilkenny Archaeological Society who did a fantastic job on my Kilkenny research. I would recommend them strongly for research, cost and timeliness. Gerry Duffy Palos Park, IL
On Mon, 28 Apr 2003 14:58:39 +0100, tom-beres wrote: Did Edward Beresford own a house and land called Castle Quarter in Dungavan Co.Waterford . Any information will help
My earliest known Waterford ancestor was Thomas ROBERTS. He came to Waterford from Wales in 1680 to oversee family lands. He was the 2nd great grandfather of "Honest" John Roberts who designed and built many buildings in Waterford including two churches. Thomas was the 3rd great grandfather of Frederick Sleigh Roberts ( Lord Roberts). The last Commander- in- Chief of the British Army. Jay Roberts
>From NFLD-Roots. With permission of the Contributor Tom Hynes. St. John's Newfoundland Evening Telegram January 23, 1896 (Thursday) Died. On the 22nd inst., after a painful illness, David Flavin, aged 70 years; a native of County Waterford, Ireland; leaving a wife, son and daughter to mourn their sad loss; funeral on to-morrow, Friday, at 2.30 p.m., from his late residence 46 Cookstown Road; friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend.
My earliest ancestor in Waterford was Benjamin Dykes born C.1892 christened 13 Oct 1893 R/C Kill St. Nicholas married c. 1812 Cloneghan (Sheaf Point) Co. Waterford (Anne Quinlan) died: 12 June 1958 Pentrith NSW Australia If anyone else is researching the Dykes Family I would be happy to provide my Australian information. Billie Jacobsen for the latest episodes on Irish Family History as well as Irish Famine Orphans, the Female Factory and others go to www.bananatv.com/genealogy --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.471 / Virus Database: 269 - Release Date: 10/04/2003
Would anyone have any thoughts re: Tithe applotments or Tenant Lists which might be on line for County Waterford? Is the Waterford Heritage Survey a place for info from them if available? Are they at the National Archives in Dublin? I am interested in Ballyduff, Parish of Lismore; Ardmore and Clashmore. Mary Ellen Chambers Lakewood Ohio
I don't know the proximity of Tremore and Cappoquin. This Foley married Michael J. Colbert and she died in 1898 in Tremore, Waterford, Ireland. Joanne
Hello all, My earliest Co. Waterford ancestor is John Nugent, of Ballinkina, who is listed on the Tithe Applotment. His birth/death dates are unknown. All born in Ballinkina (except where noted). His four known decedents are: John Nugent Wife, daug. Julia and son Patrick died in famine James Bachelor Catherine Spinster Robert c. 1819-1879 m. Johanna (?) decendents: 1. Francis Priest 2. James Priest 3. Catherine Died as Infant 4. Michael c. 1862 - 1940 m. Catherine Ivory decedents: a. Robert Brendan b. 1902 m. Belinda Kennedy in Chicago 1930 i. Eileen Nugent m. Patrick Noonan (3) children ii. Robert J. Nugent m. Helen McMahon (5) children iii. Michael Nugent m. Judy (8) children iv. Kathleen Nugent m. Jack Thompson (3) children b. Wm. - bachelor in Ballinkina c. Joan - married Jody Walsh died young in 1930 i. Nellie Walsh - married Nick Farrell - live in Passage East ii. Paddy Walsh - bachelor - lived and died in Ballinkina d. Jeannie - married and moved to Cork - unknown married name Would like to hear from anyone with connection or further information. Thanks! Mary (Nugent) Twigg
Do you have anything on a Garrett Nugent who married Honora Hally before 1850? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Mary M Twigg" <jeepouray@juno.com> To: <IRL-WATERFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 22, 2003 7:03 PM Subject: [WATERFORD] Earliest Waterford Ancestor - Nugent > Hello all, > > My earliest Co. Waterford ancestor is John Nugent, of Ballinkina, who is > listed on the Tithe Applotment. His birth/death dates are unknown. All > born in Ballinkina (except where noted). His four known decedents are: > > John Nugent Wife, daug. Julia and son Patrick died in famine > James Bachelor > Catherine Spinster > Robert c. 1819-1879 m. Johanna (?) decendents: > 1. Francis Priest > 2. James Priest > 3. Catherine Died as Infant > 4. Michael c. 1862 - 1940 m. Catherine Ivory > decedents: > a. Robert Brendan b. 1902 m. Belinda > Kennedy in Chicago 1930 > i. Eileen Nugent m. > Patrick Noonan (3) children > ii. Robert J. Nugent m. > Helen McMahon (5) children > iii. Michael Nugent m. > Judy (8) children > iv. Kathleen Nugent m. > Jack Thompson (3) children > b. Wm. - bachelor in Ballinkina > c. Joan - married Jody Walsh died young in > 1930 > i. Nellie Walsh - married > Nick Farrell - live in Passage East > ii. Paddy Walsh - bachelor - > lived and died in Ballinkina > d. Jeannie - married and moved to Cork - > unknown married name > > Would like to hear from anyone with connection or further information. > > Thanks! > Mary (Nugent) Twigg > > > > > > ==== IRL-WATERFORD Mailing List ==== > Visit County Waterford Genealogy: > http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat2 >