Hi Listers I am hoping to be able to swap info re: Michael Lonergan (Born 1904) Died in Rathgauge, Kill? Ellen Mullins (Born 1914 Father Michael Mullins, Mother Margaret Butler. Ellen was born in Ballyhussa, Kilmacthomas. T.I.A. Cheers Sandy

Hoping there is someone in Waterford County, Ireland able to help me with this family. I found this monument information online and maybe someone else might connect to this family. My Jane English b. 1777 in Ireland was the daughter of Andrew English of Littlebridge, Waterford County, Ireland. Known from the marriage of Jane English to Richard Bullock July 22 1797 and witnessed by her brother, Christopher English. In 1799 Richard Bullock (with the 41st afoot regiment) came to Canada. Here is the information I have received: Monumental Inscriptions at AFFANE, Co. WATERFORD. Transcribed (AUGUST, 1949) BY THE REV. WALLACE CLARE, F.R.S.A., F.I.G.R.S. http://sites.netscape.net/joepowerjoe/AffaneGravestones.htm ENGLISH. Underneath this tomb are deposited the remains of Andrew English, Esq., late of Littlebridge, who departed this life on the 24th day of January, 1792, in the 66th year of his age. Also lieth here the body of. . . . English his wife, daughter of Richard Musgrave, Esq. late of Salterbridge. She died on the . . . day of July, 1798, aged 70 years. And the marriage record of Jane English: Christopher English of the Waterford Regiment, he declares, "that Jane English, his sister, was married in the parish church, Affane, County of Waterford, on or about the 22nd of July, 1797, to Richard Bullock, then lieutenant in his Majesty's Foot, and later a captain in said regiment, and that his said sister accompanied her husband, Captain Richard Bullock, with the 41st Regiment to Canada in 1800, where he died.." Another affidavit found among the family papers sets forth the following facts with reference to the Pioneer and his second marriage. It reads as follows: "Sir Christopher F. Musgrove of Yongal in the County of Cork, Baronet, this day made oath before me, that on or about the 22nd day of July, in the year 1797, he was present at the parish church at Affane, in the County of Waterford, at the marriage of Richard Bullock, quartermaster and lieutenant in His Majesty's Forty-first of foot and then at Cappoquin in said county, with Jane English, daughter of Andrew English, of Littlebridge in said county of Wateford." Any help would be greatly appreciated. Merriam White merriam@kc.rr.com Missouri USA

Kilmacomb Parish Tithe Applotments. 1826 LOWER WOODSTOWN Power, Pk. Carew, Robt. S. Esq. " " " " " " Power, James " " Power, Richd. " " " " " " Morrissy, Pk. Flanagan, Pierce Power, Thos. Flanagan, Thos. Power, Richd. Morrissy, Jno. Slattery, James Doran, Pk. Keating, Jno. Power, Thos. Kennedy, Richd. BALLYLOUGHMORE Croker, Jno. W. Esq. " " Ivie, Thos. Mr. " " " " " " Morris, S.C. Hayes, Edmd. " " " " Phelan, James " " Kennedy, Edwd. Tullogh, William J. Esq. " " " " Morris, William Esq. " " " " " " I have added the parish of Kilmacomb to the Waterford website. www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat2 These have the acreage included. Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA

Hi List My Aunt's trip to Waterford was of course wonderful and too short. In Lismore, she said the graves were quite worn and unable to yield any names. True to Irish form many helpful distant relations came out to meet them and they were able to see the homes of both the Prendergasts and the Gormans, the first was abandoned and locked (there were supposed to be pictures in the attic from our relatives who passed on in the 1960s) anyway the Gormans have one of the most beautiful houses in the area and indeed are our cousins. They promised to go to St. Carthage's and get some tombstone photos. I was so excited on the phone I forgot to ask for their # and add. All I know is that it was very close to Mount Mellerary ROLL CALL CAPPOQUIN and surrounding areas: PRENDERGAST O'DONNELL COLEMAN O'GORMAN/GORMAN McCARTHY O'ROURKE COSTELLO MORRISSON RIORDAN CLIFFORD FEENIE LYONS CLEARY REID(Y) CAHILL O'BRIEN HEALY LYNCH MacNABOLA

Tithe Applotments - Parish of Kilmacomb - 1826 OCCUPIERS KILMACOMB (Landowner Aldn. ? Morgan) Walsh, Michl. " " Parle, Martin Meer?, Thos. & Flynn, Wm. " " " " " " " " " " Power, Thos. " " " " " " " " " " HARRISTOWN (Landowner Nichs. Power Esq.) Kierissy, Jno " " " " " " " " " " Moran, Pk. Power, Nichs. " " " " " " " " Kierwan, Thos. " " " " " " " " UPPER WOODSTOWN Ivory, Thos. " " Carroll, Jno. " " " " Lyons, Walter " " Foley, William Carew, Robt. S. Esq. " " " " " " " " ......................................................................... Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA

Kilmacomb Parish Tithe Applotments. 1826 When I get finished adding this parish I will add it to the Waterford website and this will include the acreage. OCCUPIERS KNOCKHOUSE (Landowner Wm. Marchant Esq) Diggins, Pk. " " " " Morrissy, Edmd. " " " " Walsh, Martin " " " " Morrissy, Jno. " " " " " " Walsh, Rd. " " " " Walsh, Michl. " " " " Roberts, Capt " " Power, Michl. " " Morrissy, Jno. " " Flynn, Tho. " " " " BALLINKINA (Landowner Marq. of Waterford) Walsh, Pk. " " " " Power, Michl. Kelly, Jno. Lyons, Paul Roche, James " " Rogers, Jno Esq " " Power, William Morrissy, Michl. Power, William " " Hayes, John Goff, Mary " " " " Nugent, Jno. " " " " Forristal, Moses Esq " " " " " " Coleman, William " " Diggins, James " " Diggins, J. _ Wm. " " Foley, James " " Mahony, Jno. Kennedy, James " " still to come: Kilmacomb, Harristown, Upper and Lower Woodstown & Ballyloughmore. Regards, Christina www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat2

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I am searching for information about my great-grandparents, Denis English and Hanora Hogan who may have been married in Waterford or Tipperary in the 1860 era. They had a daughter Bridget who was born in February 1864. Thank you for anything that will help in may search. Dolores

I am in the midst of a son getting married and a head cold. While I had a moment I started the Tithe Applotment transcriptions for the Parish of Kilmacomb. However I am only sending a small part as that is all I can squeeze in. The date was 1826. The landowner was Marq. of Waterford. BROOK LODGE Denis, Wm. Esqr. " " BALLYVOREEN Power, James Curtin, Pk. (Mr) " " " " Power, John " " Flynn, John " " Cummins, Pk. " " McGuire, William " " Flynn, John & J. " " Kennedy, Pk. Mullowney, Michl. " " Power, William " " Camel, Silvester Quinlan, Michl. Mahony, Jno. Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA

Hi... Afraid I left the url off for the Matheson 1890 Name Distribution website. I apologize. The correct url is: http://www.ancestryireland.com/databases/matheson/index.html Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA

Have been hearing a lot about his new virus today and have had it try to get past my defenses. Be very careful what you open as it has come to me as a message from Genealogy lists with heading like Re: [Ireland] and I have recognized names as genealogy users. So, don't open messages you are not expecting. And make sure you have the patch fixed if needed. ................................................................... Read about it here: http://news.com.com/2100-1001-960365.html Bugbear virus targets Internet Explorer

James Hartley born c1845/1846 in Waterford Ireland. Occupation Labourer/Mariner came to Australia 1864/65. His father was Edward Hartley Occupation Sailor. He died 16th January 1879 and is buried in Sydney, Australia. This is all I have of my relative. Can anyone help me. I have tried getting some Microfilm from LDS Church but there was nothing. Any suggestions? Joanne Pritchard (Nee Hartley) Karratha Western Australia Australia

Parish of Kilmacleague (Barony of Gaultiere) Tithe Applotments end 1826 Source: FHL#0256645 Ballygarran is the last place in this parish. BALLYGARRAN OCCUPIERS Ballygarran Whelan, Patrick " " " " Morrissey, Edmd. " " " " Flanagan, John " " Flanagan, Michl. " " " " Fling, Pat & Tom " " Kennedy, Wm. " " Poor, Tom " " Power, Patrick " " Connors, Patrick " " Power, Widow " " Power, John " " End Kilmacleague Parish Tithe Applotments Best wishes, Christina

Parish of Kilmacleague (Barony of Gaultiere) Tithe Applotments Pt. 4 1826 Source: FHL#0256645 OCCUPIERS ORCHARDSTOWN Kirwan, Edmd. " " Corcoran, Patk. Walsh, Patt " " " " " " Power, John " " " " " " Din_, Edmd. " " Furlong, Michl " " " " Hunt, Edmd. " " " " " " Power, James " " " " Kennedy, Widow KEILOGUE (Kiloge) Horney, Patt " " " " " " Fowley, Thos. " " " " " " M'Grath, Michl. " " M'Grath, Thos. " " Meagher, Edmd. " " " " Power, Patt " " " " Power, Richd. " " " " Perse, James " " " " " " Quann, Rich " " Walsh, John Nowlan, Willm. " " " " Nowlan, James " " Horney, John " " " " Kennedy, James " " Rockette, James " " Flinn, David & Power, Pat Connors, Patrick to be cont. Regards, Christina

Parish of Kilmacleague (Barony of Gaultiere) Tithe Applotments - 1826 Source: FHL#0256645 Ballinvella comprised 251 acres. Ballyloughbeg comprised 337 acres. The "no. of plantation acres" and land owners will be included on the website. They don't copy paste too well. ~Christina OCCUPIERS BALLINVELLA Tobin, James White, Thos. " " " " O'Brien, Willm. " " " " " " Ballyshoneen Lynch, John " " " " Hartery, Walter " " Walsh, Robert " " Butler, Matt & Pat " " " " Harney, Mar_in " " Tobin, John Cahill, Stephen Hurly, Patt " " Power, Maurice ? " " " " Murphy, Walter " " BALLYLOUGH (Ballyloughbeg) Lymbery, Greg " " " " " " Carroll, James " " " " " " Reagan, Patrick " " " " " " Power, Patrick " " " " " " to be continued... [www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat2]

Nancy, Cappoquin is in the Parish of Lismore & Mocollop. To find the Tithe Applotments...go to the Family History Library Catalog: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Library/FHLC/frameset_fhlc.asp Do a PLACE search for IRELAND Then go into Land records and up at the top you will see Applotments. Go into this heading and then look at the film listings to find the likely match for your Parish. For Lismore & Mocollop: Liskinfere - Loughill FHL BRITISH Film 256661 Good luck! Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA On Thu, 26 Sep 2002 22:59:51 -0400, Nancy Atkinson wrote: >In what Parish would I find the Tithe Applotments for Cappoquin? > >Regards, Nancy

In what Parish would I find the Tithe Applotments for Cappoquin? Regards, Nancy

Parish of Kilmacleague Tithe Applotments - 1826 Source: FHL#0256645 Ballynamantra (Ballynamoyntragh) Whelan, Richd. " " Clooney, Willm. " " Wells, James " " Kenny, John " " Phelan, Maurice " " M'Grath, Thos. " " " " Whittle, David " " M'Grath, John " " " " Sheehan, Thos. " " " " N__by, James " " Whittle, Michl. " " " " Power, Walter " " " " Kelly, Mary Wid. Fowley, Nich. " " " " Murtry ?, B_tty Sheehan, John " " " " O'Brien, Dan. Whelan, Silvester " " " " Power, Robert " " Dwyre, John " " " " Power, Michl " " Lymbery, Geo. Esq (or Denis) M'Carthy, Justin Power, Richd. " " Connors, Mathew " " Walsh, Willm. " " " " Kelly, John " " " " Dwyre, Thos. " " " " Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA

The purpose of the Tithe Applotments was to determine the amount of "tithes" occupiers of agricultural property should pay the Church of Ireland. The people listed are going to be rural residents rather than town people. These records were created between 1823-1837. Here are the names from the Tithe Applotments from the Parish of Kilmacleague. The parish of Kilmacleage is in the Barony of Gaultiere. Date: 1826 Land name: Kilmacleague OCCUPIERS NAMES ---------------------------- Corcoran, Edmd. " " " " Rylon, Rich (Rev) Austin, Mr. M'Donnell, Pat & Jos. " " Power, Thos. Corcoran, Thos. " " " " Harney, Martin " " " " Corcoran, Patt " " " " Hardy, Michl. " " " " Whelan, William " " " " Quann, John " " " " Kelly, James Galgay, Thos. & Dan. " " Flinn, Patt Galgay, Jno & Widow Power, Bridget Whelan, John Corcoran, Patt Flinn, Richd. Doyle, Jeremiah Power, Thos. " " " " Whelan, Patk. " " Whelan, Richd. " " " " Whelan, John " " Conners, Willm. " " Power, Pierse " " Power, Davd. & Luke " " Dower, John Wells, James " " Morrissy, Darby " " Morrissy, Patrick " " " " Sheehan, Edmd. & Wat " " " " I will add these to the IGP Waterford Website shortly. If anyone has a parish or townland and would like to contribute them to the website - please let me know. They are arranged by parish rather than county and as there are about 149 films for the Tithe Applotments in the Family History Center Catalog - it is not something we can just order all the Waterford parishes for. They are scattered throughout. If you have copies but do not have time to transcribe them you can still send or scan them and we will get them transcribed. More Kilmacleague to come... Regards, Christina www.rootsweb.com/~irlwat2

1. Dungarvan Museum Reproduction Postcards 2. Recent Donations and Events 3. Two New Articles Placed on the Web Site 4. Contacting The Museum 5. Changing Email address for this mailing list ============================================== 1. Dungarvan Museum Reproduction Postcards ============================================== The reproduction postcard that the society printed at the start of the summer is selling very well. Sales now top 320. The second card in the series Grattan Square circa 1900 has just been sent to the printers and the cards will be available for sale in the museum in 6 weeks time. Thanks to all who voted to decide on the next card to be issued. For the record the voting went as follows. Grattan Square 60% The Lookout 35% Mary Street 2.5% and Parnell Street 2.5%. We weren't too surprised that Grattan Square won but we were very pleased that the Black and White photo of The Lookout proved so popular. When the third card is due to be published (hopefully in the Spring) we will organise another e-mail poll to decide the next card to be issued. ============================================== 2. Recent Donations and Events ============================================== Ivan Lennon of Rochester New York recently donated the unpublished memoirs of his father George Lennon to the museum. George was Officer Commanding West Waterford Flying Column during the Irish War Of Independence. I have spent the last week or so extracting the historical information from the memoirs (resulting in the two new articles to be seen on our web site). Dungarvan museum would like to thank Ivan for entrusting his fathers memoirs to us, I hope we have done them justice in the manner in which we have presented them on the web site. If any other 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. ============================================== 3. New Web-site Articles ============================================== The following article can be found by clicking on exhibitions at www.dungarvanmuseum.org Memoirs Of George Lennon The following article is made up of extracts from the memoirs of George Lennon, the Officer Commanding the West Waterford Flying Column during the Irish War Of Independence. This has to be one of the most interesting articles we have ever posted to the web site. A frank and honest first hand account of the War Of Independence in Waterford. It contains details of the Burgery Ambush and the execution of Sgt. Hickey an R.I.C. constable that happened in the ambush's aftermath. It also contains information on fighting between the Free State and IRA troops in in Waterford City in 1922. The following article can be found by clicking on downloads at www.dungarvanmuseum.org Trauma In Time Download the complete memoirs of George Lennon, Officer Commanding West Waterford Flying Column during the Irish War of Independence. In the complete memoirs you can read about George Lennon's part in developing the fledgling Irish tourist industry in the early 1940's, his thoughts on returning to Ireland in 1971 and the part his activities in the War of independence played in his spiritual and religious development. ============================================== 4. 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. ============================================== 5. Changing Email address for this mailing list ============================================== To REMOVE your email address from this list send an email to members-request@dungarvanmuseum.org with the following line in the body of the message. unsubscribe youremailaddress@email.com Example : unsubscribe johndoe@museumemail.ie To ADD your email address to this list send an email to members-request@dungarvanmuseum.org with the following line in the body of the message. subscribe youremailaddress@email.com Example : subscribe johndoe@museumemail.ie