Hi Everyone, Just to let all those who have asked for look-up's a few months ago re above that I have now nearly finished. I will be contacting you all separately re the information. Some I haven't been able to find. Unfortunately haven't found anything on my ancestors for Births,Marriages, or the Census. I have also ordered the other 3 films of the 1901 Census so hopefully may find one of my ancestor's. I will also be looking up the names that you have already sent to me for those people that I haven't found. Happy Hunting Vanda Durban S.Africa. Researching GAUGHAN/ GAHAN Co Mayo Addergoole MC NALLY Some where in Ireland CARNEY Some where in Ireland TIGUE/TIGHE Some where in Ireland

Hello All, While I'm on I just thought I would share my interests with you. Kind regards Terry O' Connor (Southampton) WEBSITE http://nav.to/teljul RESEARCHING (O'Connor, Connor, Lydon.Ludden,Louden, )Mayo,Galway,Sligo Ireland & Cheshire, Cumberland & Durham England. (SHARP & SUTCLIFFE)County Durham & Yorkshire England. (JOHNSON)Helsingborg Sweden & South Shields England (MOLLOY/MALLOY/MOLOY/MALOY) Carlisle, Jarrow, Co Durham 1880 to present (NICHOLSON)Jarrow, Sunderland, Springwell, England & Canada (HUNT)South Shields, Bishopwearmouth, Co Durham & Denby Derby England (WHITE)Stannington N/umberland & Sunderland Co Durham England (LIDDELL)Co Durham & Yorkshire England (HART) Ireland 1829/1853 Jarrow Co Durham 1853 on (ATKINSON) Jarrow, South Shields Hurworth Co Durham (SCOTT) Northumberland & Co Durham (Broomfield)Northumberland & Durham (Gray)Co Durham (Morgan) Co Durham SHIPS SS Isaac Pennock 1880-1891 Reg South Shields SS Shearwater 1880-1891 SS Foscolino 1880-1891 H.M.S. Bickerton, RN WW2 Destroyer Esscort

I am not related to this individual, I just found it on another list. >From the Brooklyn Standard Union, January 21, 1932 CELIA MULLEE - Died yesterday at the home of her sister, Mrs. John CONCAGH, 15 Ditmars St., She was born in Claremoris, County Mayo, Ireland, and had been a residend of Bklyn for 20 years. She is survived by 5 sisters, Mrs. Patrick REARDON, Mrs. Michael GALLAGHER, Mrs. John CONCAGH, Mrs. Patrick GALLAGHER and Mrs. Joseph HUGHES, and thre brothers, James, Thomas and Peter MULLEE. The funeral wil lbe held at 10 am Saturday with requiem mass at the Church of St. John the Baptist, Lewis and Willoughby Aves. Interment will be at St. John's Cemetery under direction of FEENEY and Sons, 1847 Bdwy.

may I say thank you to all the help and info. in reply to my message, regarding the search for my KNEAFSEY !! BEST WISHES SHEILA

Has anyone used the "Irish Ancestry" search listed in the Irish Times on the net? Costs are listed as $60.00 for 30 queries. Seems pretty expensive. Can anyone advise. Maggie

I believe when I was in Swinford last March I saw a store in the middle of Swinford town by that name. Also you might check the 1901 census at http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com/1901census/census.html Nancy [email protected] wrote: > Sheila, > Just wanted you to know that I found several Kneafey in the barony of > Gallen, PLU Swineford, Parish of Toomore, Townlands of Foxford and Shanwar. > If you give this info to someone at the mormon center they can help you > locate the church records from that area. Good luck. > > Vicky in NY > > ============================== > Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 > Source for Family History Online. Go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

Sheila, Just wanted you to know that I found several Kneafey in the barony of Gallen, PLU Swineford, Parish of Toomore, Townlands of Foxford and Shanwar. If you give this info to someone at the mormon center they can help you locate the church records from that area. Good luck. Vicky in NY

Dear Mary Casey, Thanks for your message about Mayo relatives in Hartlepool. My gggrandparents came to Wayne Co.(Honesdale, PA) in 1853. Three children were born in England, the youngest in PA. (1860 census) They were Dominick MORAN and Anna McANDREW, reportedly from Mayo. I now live in Phoenix, AZ but grew up in Carbondale. I do know some Casey's in Carbondale and Scranton area. I will look for Dominick and Anna in Harlepool next time I go to the library, right now I'm stuck, not knowing where in Mayo they came from. Clare Ann (Myers) Jones

I am trying to find the towns in Ireland where my Grandfather and Grandmother came from. Here is what I've found or know. Garret Ruane from (possibly Kiltober). Immigrated 1907-1911. Born around 1874. Patrick Ruane (brother) Manifest at Ellis also states Kiltober as place of origin. Martin Ruane (brother) we believe he stayed in Ireland to help w/farm. Teresa McMahon married Garret in Elizabeth NJ. Lived their lives out there and are buried in Mount Olivet Cem. Newark NJ. Margaret McMahon married a Campbell. Patrick Ruane is buried in Calvary Cem. in the Bronx. Wife we believe was Catherine. We have received info. about a Garret and Patrick born in Castlerea,Roscommon. I have also rec'd a birth certificate for a Garret born in Rennenanny. We are sure there must be descendants left in Ireland. All of Garrets children, with the exception of my Mother are passed away. All the town records were destroyed in a fire and NJ State SS office has come up empty. It is impossible to locate them through immigration without a place of origin. There are three Garrets at Ellis Island. And many Patrick's. Garret passed away in 1947, Patrick in 1942, Teresa in 1949. Any info can be E-mailed to [email protected] God bless you and yours GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Dear Friends, Do any of you have Irish relatives who immigrated to Hartlepool, County Durham, England after the Famine late 1840's/1850 , later immigrating to Scranton, PA or other U.S. cities? They might've been from County Mayo. In particular, I am looking for friends or relatives of Dominick GILMARTIN/KILMARTIN & wife Ann JUDGE GILMARTIN/KILMARTIN who might've had the same experience. Dominick worked as an Iron Puddler in Hartlepool. Dominick and Ann were married in St. Mary's R. C. Church in Hartlepool, in 1853, had 6 children born and baptized at the church, 4 died and are buried at Hartlepool Cemetery. Surnames of friends who were wedding witnesses or godparents to their children were: MARTIN, SHEVELIN/SHOVELIN, BAGLEY, KELLY, GORMAN, GILGALLON, KILCANNON, and GEGIN (and various spellings of that name). Dominick & Ann JUDGE GILMARTIN immigrated to Scranton, PA, USA, in 1863. I am trying to learn where they were born in Ireland and think knowing who else might've settled in Hartlepool for work could help me determine where my family was from. English records do not state exact birthplace. Besides my surnames, I'm interested in anyone else who immigrated from Ireland to England and has connections to Hartlepool, County Durham, England. 1850's - 1860's. Thank you. Mary L. Casey

Registration of non-Catholic marriages began in 1845 in Ireland. Registration of births, marriages and deaths, regardless of religion, began January 1, 1864 so you may find their births registered. Certificates for births, marriages and deaths for all of Ireland until 1922 and for the Republic since 1922 are housed in Dublin. Belfast has the records for Northern Ireland from 1922 to present in addition to the all Ireland records from 1864-1922. Civil registration of births, deaths and marriages in Ireland names the townland that is the address in rural Ireland. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, the Mormons, has copies of almost all of the General Register Office indices and some registers, making direct access to both registers and indices possible through the local Family History Centers. You can do-it-yourself at the local Family History Centers because the FHL has acquired Irish civil registration records. There are Family History Centers scattered throughout the world, located in the LDS meeting-houses. The FHCs are generally listed in the local phonebook under Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints with its own phone number. Ellen [email protected] wrote: >I am trying to find the towns in Ireland where my Grandfather and Grandmother >came from. Here is what I've found or know. >Garret Ruane from (possibly Kiltober). Immigrated 1907-1911. Born around 1874. >Patrick Ruane (brother) Manifest at Ellis also states Kiltober as place of >origin. >Martin Ruane (brother) we believe he stayed in Ireland to help w/farm. >Teresa McMahon married Garret in Elizabeth NJ. Lived their lives out there >and are buried in Mount Olivet Cem. Newark NJ. >Margaret McMahon married a Campbell. >Patrick Ruane is buried in Calvary Cem. in the Bronx. Wife we believe was >Catherine. > >We have received info. about a Garret and Patrick born in >Castlerea,Roscommon. I have also rec'd a birth certificate for a Garret born >in Rennenanny. > >We are sure there must be descendants left in Ireland. All of Garrets >children, with the exception of my Mother are passed away. All the town >records were destroyed in a fire and NJ State SS office has come up empty. It >is impossible to locate them through immigration without a place of origin. >There are three Garrets at Ellis Island. And many Patrick's. >Garret passed away in 1947, Patrick in 1942, Teresa in 1949. > >Any info can be E-mailed to [email protected] >God bless you and yours > GOD BLESS AMERICA! > > >============================== >Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate >your heritage! >http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog > >

I know that TARPEY is a Kiltimagh surname but KNEAFSEY is not among the Griffith's Valuation for Kiltimagh. Do a frequency and distribution of the surnames by using The Householders Index, (FHLC#919,001-7) a surname index of tax records in Griffith's Primary Valuation and Tithe Applotment Books or the CD-ROM Index to Griffith's Valuation. Griffith's identifies people between 1840 and 1864. Tithe Applotment covers the period of 1820 to 1840. This gets you to the parish level. These records give the names of the individuals (heads of households only), where they lived, the acreage, and the value of the land and building. These records do not give specific information about ages, birthplaces, and other members of the family. However, they point to the parish to search for baptismal and marriage information. Ellen [email protected] wrote: >I am looking for info on the Kneafsey family. What I know is that Catherine >Kneafsey was born around 1852 (died in 1941) supposedly in Barnaguerroy >(spelling) and she married Peter Lyons who was born in 1843 (died in 1890). >They married in the USA. I can trace their defendants to the present. Does >anyone have background information or suggestions on where to look? > >I know this is a stab in the dark, but I understand Kneafsey and Tarpey >families are related due to a marriage in Ireland in the mid 19th century. > >I would love to take my 90 year Mother back to Ireland and have her see her >heritage. Thanking you in advance for your help. > > >============================== >Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! >http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 > >

Searching for ancestry or relatives of THOMAS JOSEPH MULDOWNEY, born circa 1892, from Aghataharn, Kilkelly, Co Mayo, Ireland. THOMAS� father�s name was MARTIN MULDOWNEY. THOMAS was going to visit his Cousin MARTIN MULDOWNEY, in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. THOMAS met my mother, MARY ELLEN BURKE of Gortamarle (Parke), Co Roscommon, Ireland on the ship "CARMANIA." Arrived New York City, Ellis Island, 27 Apr 1913 via Queenstown, Co Cork, Ireland. They married and settled in Chicago Jul 1913 and divorced Feb 1931. The Irish 1901 Census shows the following information: Townland: Aghataharn; Parish: Aghamore; Barony: Costello; County: Mayo; Household: MULDOWNEY, MARTIN, age 40, farmer; Wife: HONOR, age 40; PAT(RICK), age 14; MARY, age 12; THOMAS, age 9(my mother�s first husband); MARTIN, age 4. Some of this data matches data furnished on Carmania�s Passenger List. If you have knowledge of this MULDOWNEY Surname or are related, please contact me at my email "[email protected]" Or write Jerry Ballauer, 6 Barrister Drive, Columbia, SC 29223 USA __________________________________________________ Terrorist Attacks on U.S. - How can you help? Donate cash, emergency relief information http://dailynews.yahoo.com/fc/US/Emergency_Information/

Those names mentioned are common to the Aughamore/Kilkelly area-James Moran ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2001 1:57 AM Subject: Re: [MAYO] RESEARCHING -- Kneafsey > > I am looking for info on the Kneafsey family. What I know is that Catherine > Kneafsey was born around 1852 (died in 1941) supposedly in Barnaguerroy > (spelling) and she married Peter Lyons who was born in 1843 (died in 1890). > They married in the USA. I can trace their defendants to the present. Does > anyone have background information or suggestions on where to look? > > I know this is a stab in the dark, but I understand Kneafsey and Tarpey > families are related due to a marriage in Ireland in the mid 19th century. > > I would love to take my 90 year Mother back to Ireland and have her see her > heritage. Thanking you in advance for your help. > > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2 >

In a message dated 8/27/01 5:03:27 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << com >> jardines- please contact me- i believe we may have brady -chapman relatives in common. linda [email protected]

I am looking for info on the Kneafsey family. What I know is that Catherine Kneafsey was born around 1852 (died in 1941) supposedly in Barnaguerroy (spelling) and she married Peter Lyons who was born in 1843 (died in 1890). They married in the USA. I can trace their defendants to the present. Does anyone have background information or suggestions on where to look? I know this is a stab in the dark, but I understand Kneafsey and Tarpey families are related due to a marriage in Ireland in the mid 19th century. I would love to take my 90 year Mother back to Ireland and have her see her heritage. Thanking you in advance for your help.

Hello,all another call for help, can anyone tell me the best records to search in the mormon church records for MAYO. researching KNEAFSEY (various spelling) KENNADY best wishes SHEILA

You did not give the time frame so I will tell you of the records. You can do it yourself at familysearch.org, then Family History Library, then Family History Library Catalog. Just looking for Mayo will not give you much but by going to the individual parishes you will find the church records and the 1901 census. Registration of non-Catholic marriages began in 1845 in Ireland. Registration of births, marriages and deaths, regardless of religion, began January 1, 1864. Certificates for births, marriages and deaths for all of Ireland until 1922 and for the Republic since 1922 are housed in Dublin. Belfast has the records for Northern Ireland from 1922 to present in addition to the all Ireland records from 1864-1922. Do a frequency and distribution of the surnames by using The Householders Index, (FHLC#919,001-7) a surname index of tax records in Griffith's Primary Valuation and Tithe Applotment Books or the CD-ROM Index to Griffith's Valuation. Griffith's identifies people between 1840 and 1864. Tithe Applotment covers the period of 1820 to 1840. This gets you to the parish level. These records give the names of the individuals (heads of households only), where they lived, the acreage, and the value of the land and building. These records do not give specific information about ages, birthplaces, and other members of the family. However, they point to the parish to search for baptismal and marriage information. Ellen sheila.weightman wrote: >Hello,all >another call for help, can anyone tell me the best records to search in the mormon church records for MAYO. >researching >KNEAFSEY (various spelling) >KENNADY > >best wishes SHEILA > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

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