Looking fro any info. on edward j healy born in 1846 in mayo. At some point immigrated to san francisco where he married Nellie carney in 1882 and had 14 children. Thanks, Janet _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

I have reason to believe that my father was a member of the "Old Guard" IRA. He was born in 1903 and left Ireland in 1924. He never spoke of any activity in Ireland but wouldn't go back to Ireland until 1971. Are there any records on IRA activity during the civil war there? Thanks. Nora

Need some help with my McGreavey's. On 28 May 1866 in Westport Mayo, John McGreavey and Bridget Casey had a daughter Mary. I would like to correspond with any descendants of that family. My Grgrgrandparents Owen McGreavey and Mary Stanton claim to have come from Mayo, but I have never been able to connect them to Mayo. Maybe this John and Bridget family were kin to my McGreaveys. Jim Brennan in Corunna Ont. Can.

Hy Listers - Can anybody tell me the Lord's Prayer in Irish (Gaelic). Marge

Hello all, I recently found information on an ancestor, Patrick FLYNN, of Co. Mayo who was a cotton weaver. Does anyone have access to the Spinners List (I can't recall the exact name) of 1796 who could do a lookup for me? Any help greatly appreciated, Kay Andrews Pittsburgh, PA Searching for - in England - ANDREWS - Milborne Port, SOM (<1900) and WOR (>1870) HAM and CANE - SOM BOUCHER - Edvin Loach/Bromyard, HEF and WOR MUTLOW - King's Heath, WOR And in Ireland - BUTLER and (O)HALLORAN - near Maam, Galway FLYNN, KEARNS, HOB(B)AN, RYAN, CASSADY - Westport, Mayo McCONVILLE - Co. Armagh McKIT(T)RICK, NILAND, McILNERNEY - any

Ancestry.com has the Flax Growers Entitlement List online. Do you mean cotton or linen? They grew flax, not cotton, in Ireland. Ellen [email protected] wrote: >Hello all, > >I recently found information on an ancestor, Patrick FLYNN, of Co. Mayo who >was a cotton weaver. > >Does anyone have access to the Spinners List (I can't recall the exact name) >of 1796 who could do a lookup for me? > >Any help greatly appreciated, > >Kay Andrews >Pittsburgh, PA > >Searching for - in England - >ANDREWS - Milborne Port, SOM (<1900) and WOR (>1870) >HAM and CANE - SOM >BOUCHER - Edvin Loach/Bromyard, HEF and WOR >MUTLOW - King's Heath, WOR > >And in Ireland - >BUTLER and (O)HALLORAN - near Maam, Galway >FLYNN, KEARNS, HOB(B)AN, RYAN, CASSADY - Westport, Mayo >McCONVILLE - Co. Armagh >McKIT(T)RICK, NILAND, McILNERNEY - any > > > >============================== >To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

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That might > give you a starting place to look. > > Here in Cleveland, OH the majority of Irish came from Co. Mayo and > especially Achill Island. From what I understand whole villages might > pack up and move to America all at once. And I have the feeling that > once someone came to a certain area word was sent back and others would > follow and resettle in a give area here in the US. So, check out with > the city or county historical society and see if you can find where most > of the Irish in your area came from - I'll bet you will find the > birthplace of your Thomas Coyne. > > Good luck! > > Paet........ > > On Tue, 15 Jan 2002 10:34:39 EST [email protected] writes: > > In a message dated 1/15/02 4:05:11 AM Pacific Standard Time, > > [email protected] writes: > > > > > > no idea where my thomas coyne came from in ireland. only know > > that he > > was born in 1840 so far. he married ellen kelly and together they > > had all > > daughters, one of which married my great grandfather john tansey. > > all were > > living by then in marlboro, monmouth co. nj and it was mostly an > > irish area. > > usually the irish went to nyc and then would hear about the area of > > 'big > > wood' or pleasant valley and they would move. i have michael kelly > > and ellen > > kelly being here in 1860 census but no other family that i am aware > > of. they > > were from ireland- got michaels immigration papers too- just says > > queen of > > england as to whom he gives up duties too. still working on someday > > finding > > that info. thanks- linda now in fla. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: [MAYO] Re: MAYO-D Digest V02 #10 > Date: Tue, 15 Jan 2002 15:37:00 EST > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > > Thanks to all who responded to my search for the Irish tartan design for my > son's wedding. 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Can anyone tell me about the Mangan Family from Roy, Parish Kicommon? I am looking for the family of Michael Mangan (1884-1949). He ended up in Chicago, IL. I'd appreciate any information. Regards, JoAnne

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an online friend of mine who is a genealogists dream for research projects, just put up this site- if we all contribute to it, we can help ourselves and others! looking forward to connecting with some of my unfound cousins! linda erdmann brown=-matawan-marlboro-ny etc connections/ germany and ireland too! Some online genealogy friends of mine and I have started up a new site called CousinConnect.com - initial reviews have been very good. We just need to get a bunch of people to post queries there and build the database. The site has been open just about a month or two

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Thanks to all who responded to my search for the Irish tartan design for my son's wedding. Through your help we were able to find a lot of info and websites. Once again, thanks. Vicky

Linda, I can't promise you results - but you might want to check where the majority of Irish in Marlboro, NJ originated from in Ireland. That might give you a starting place to look. Here in Cleveland, OH the majority of Irish came from Co. Mayo and especially Achill Island. From what I understand whole villages might pack up and move to America all at once. And I have the feeling that once someone came to a certain area word was sent back and others would follow and resettle in a give area here in the US. So, check out with the city or county historical society and see if you can find where most of the Irish in your area came from - I'll bet you will find the birthplace of your Thomas Coyne. Good luck! Paet........ On Tue, 15 Jan 2002 10:34:39 EST [email protected] writes: > In a message dated 1/15/02 4:05:11 AM Pacific Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > > no idea where my thomas coyne came from in ireland. only know > that he > was born in 1840 so far. he married ellen kelly and together they > had all > daughters, one of which married my great grandfather john tansey. > all were > living by then in marlboro, monmouth co. nj and it was mostly an > irish area. > usually the irish went to nyc and then would hear about the area of > 'big > wood' or pleasant valley and they would move. i have michael kelly > and ellen > kelly being here in 1860 census but no other family that i am aware > of. they > were from ireland- got michaels immigration papers too- just says > queen of > england as to whom he gives up duties too. still working on someday > finding > that info. thanks- linda now in fla.

In a message dated 1/15/02 4:05:11 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: <A HREF="http://www.kiltshop.com/">Ann Stewart Kiltmaker - Welcome</A> http://www.kiltshop.com/

In a message dated 1/15/02 4:05:11 AM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: no idea where my thomas coyne came from in ireland. only know that he was born in 1840 so far. he married ellen kelly and together they had all daughters, one of which married my great grandfather john tansey. all were living by then in marlboro, monmouth co. nj and it was mostly an irish area. usually the irish went to nyc and then would hear about the area of 'big wood' or pleasant valley and they would move. i have michael kelly and ellen kelly being here in 1860 census but no other family that i am aware of. they were from ireland- got michaels immigration papers too- just says queen of england as to whom he gives up duties too. still working on someday finding that info. thanks- linda now in fla.

Reposting my interests: Seán* ó Néill b. 1959 New York w: Siobhán Daly (new york) c: Ruáidhrí Christina Cathleen Martin Brian f: Martin ó Néill** b. 1927 Caisleán an Bharraigh (castlebar), co. Mhaigh eo w: Mary Carmody (Luios Tuathail, co. Chiarraí) c: Paul Seán* Martin Thomas Michael Maura gf: Martin ó Néill*** b. 1892 Oileán Éadaigh (islandeady), Co. Mhaigh Eo w: Mary McMyler (Turlough) c: Patrick Bridget Dominick John Martin** Catherine Mary Daniel Ann William Christopher g-gf Doiminic ó Néil**** b. 1847 Oileán Éadaigh, Co Mhaigh Eo w: Bridget Doherty c: Daniel Dominick Honor Martin*** Sabina Bridget gg-gf: Doiminic ó Néill b. 1798 probably Maigh Eo(Oileán Éadaigh - Cathair na Mart) w: Sabina Rodgers (MacRuáidhrí) c: Catherine Doiminic**** Patrick Honor Daniel any one with like family please contact at [email protected] go raibh maith agat Seán ó Néill Nua-Eabhrac (new york)l

Speaking of Irish Wedding blessings. Does anyone know how my son can find out the pattern he would wear in a kilt at his wedding. The family names are Stephens and Staunton from the Foxford area of Mayo. Thanks

Linda, Where are your Coynes from? I've got Coynes from Sandhill, Co. Mayo that emigrated to Canada, then to Iowa in the mid-1800s. They're outlined at: http://pages.infinit.net/freenort/michaelpcoyne.htm Any relation? > > i have a song - tanseys song which is a favorite jig > done by steeleye span > for irish weddings- imagine that its named tanseys > song=-my family that i > cant find in the dang old sod! linda of > tansey/coyne/kelly/gorey/etc- too > many! > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/

i have a song - tanseys song which is a favorite jig done by steeleye span for irish weddings- imagine that its named tanseys song=-my family that i cant find in the dang old sod! linda of tansey/coyne/kelly/gorey/etc- too many!