In a message dated 5/14/99 3:39:48 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << original type written notes in his family album. My question is, does anyone have any idea what "henrietta" is? Is it a type of material or a style of dress?: >> Henrietta cloth is a fine wide wollen cloth, sometimes with a warp of silk in it. Once used for fine/top of the line womens clothes. Ley K. O' Connor

I have recieved a complaint of the records being sent to the list. I believe that the cancelation of any records sent to the list are within my jurisdiction. If you don't wish to look at the records, delete them. I say more please. This list is to share information and exchange ideas and research info. I realise this list is probaly unlike any other list you might be on, but, it IS the way I run my list. When you consider just how many O'Connor/Var families there are, it is hard enough, and O'Connor in Ireland is like Jones or Smith here in the States. HOWEVER, in 2 years when you decide/find that part of you family/families lie within this catagory or any other category once sent to the list, you can take comfort that they were sent out and are now in the O'CONNOR archives. Carry on and let's share even more. Still looking for ANY information on James (Essex County, Canada ,abt 1842 )and Hattie Vanguilder (New York) O'Connor, married in 1873 in Tuscola County, Michigan and promptly disappeared. Never located on any Census record. Could be in any state. Thanx for all the help and all of the sharing. I'm one who may connect to the people Donalene is sending info out on. However, I may be one who connects to the info in your research you are not sharing. Donalene, thank you !!! Ley K. O'Connor

Sarah Elizabeth O'CONNER, born Mar 1856, somewhere in Pennsylvania, probably Butler County. Married James Henry ANDERSON about 1875 and resided in Argentine, Butler Co.,PA until the time of her death in 1923. Does anyone out there know who her parents were? Willing to share information on her descendants. Please respond privately. Thank you. Beverly P.S. - Agree with the posting of the records recently; I know they will be there when I finally make the connection! [email protected] wrote: > > I have recieved a complaint of the records being sent to the list. I believe< -- Phil & Beverly Mailto:[email protected] RootsWeb Sponsor Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 14:42:56 +0000 From: Phil & Beverly <[email protected]> To: [email protected] References: 1 Sarah Elizabeth O'CONNER, born Mar 1856, somewhere in Pennsylvania, probably Butler County. Married James Henry ANDERSON about 1875 and resided in Argentine, Butler Co.,PA until the time of her death in 1923. Does anyone out there know who her parents were? Willing to share information on her descendants. Please respond privately. Thank you. Beverly P.S. - Agree with the posting of the records recently; I know they will be there when I finally make the connection! [email protected] wrote: > > I have recieved a complaint of the records being sent to the list. I believe< -- Phil & Beverly Mailto:[email protected] RootsWeb Sponsor -- Phil & Beverly Mailto:[email protected] RootsWeb Sponsor

Hi, During a visit with Philip and Gertrude O'Connor on Sunday (children of my grandmother's brother) , I discovered the following notes from a reporter who had covered the wedding of Catherine and Charles Fraser for the Toronto papers. The reporter had sent a copy of her notes to the family for them to ensure the correct spelling of the guests names. Philip had saved the original type written notes in his family album. My question is, does anyone have any idea what "henrietta" is? Is it a type of material or a style of dress?: A very pretty and popular wedding took place at St. Helen's Roman Catholic Church, Toronto, on Tuesday morning May 15th, 1900 at 8 a. m., when Mr. Charlie Fraser, 21 Clinton St., was united in wedlock to Katie, second daughter of Jeremiah O'Connor, 105 Wright Avenue, Toronto. The marriage ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Richardson, curate of St. Helen's. The Rev. Father is a schoolmate of the groom. The bride looked charming in a gown of cream henrietta trimmed with cream satin lace and chiffon and wore the usual veil with a wreath of natural roses and carried a large boquet (sic) of cream roses tied with cream ribbon. The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. John O'Connor. The groom was supported by Mr. Dan O'Connor, brother of the bride. The bridesmaid was Miss Lizzie Hickey, who wore a white leghorn picture hat and carried a beautiful bouquet of red roses. The mass was celebrated specially for the ocasion (sic), after which the bridal party returned to the residence of the bride's father. After congratulations they retired to the dining room and when full justice had been done to the tempting spread the wedding party spent the day in social conversation and games. The guest numbered sixty. Among those present from a distance were: Misses D. and C. O'Leary, Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Fraser (parents of the groom), Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. McHenery, Mr. and Mrs. Hickey, Mr. & Mrs. Marborough, Mr. & Mrs. W. Wiggins, Mr. & Mrs. W. Howe, Mr. & Mrs. M. O'Connor, Mr. & Mrs. McCarroll, Mr. J. Hyland, Mr. & Mrs. Jerry O'Connor, Mrs. Carroll (sister of the groom), Mr. & Mrs. John O'Connor, Mr. Temple, Mr. D. Shea, Miss Nora Hickey, Mr. Mike Minehan, Miss Alice Wright, Mr. T. Murphy, Mr. Mike Kelly, Mr. P. Doyle, Miss Nellie Harrington, Mrs. Geo. Graham, Mr. Mat Cooney, Miss Katie Doyle, Mr. Larry Doyle, Miss Maggie Hickey, Mr. Albert Campbell, Miss Nora Sullivan, Mr. M. Hickey and Miss Minnie Doyle. Police Constable Hyland and Mr. Temple furnished the music in the evening for dancing with the harp and violin, while Dective Davis kindly loaned his phonograph for the occasion, and Mr. Albert Campbell had his bagpipes and played several selections of Scotish Airs. They escorted the bride and groom to their new home at 3:30 a.am, playing the old time, "St. Patrick's Day in the Morning." The bride was the recipient of a beautiful and costly array of wedding presents. Best Wishes, Barry.

--part1_57be954f.246d8183_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_57be954f.246d8183_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: [email protected] From: [email protected] Full-name: NJPatRN Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 09:30:44 EDT Subject: Re: O'Kief vol 4/ Connor To: [email protected] MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 214 Why would anyone object! I'm not sure I'll find anything of my families, but I certainly appreciate and thank you for your time, effort and thoughtfulness. Pat Griffiths Michael O'Connor, Troy, NY 1853-1883 --part1_57be954f.246d8183_boundary--

O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parish, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry Connor & O'Connor with spouses copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Page 55: Oct 29, 1865/ Killaly/ Ellen Flynn dau of John Flynnand Ellen Connor/ bp Oct 31, 1865/ witnesses Jerh. And Cath. Hanafin Dec 8, 1865/ Castleisland/ Ellen Connor dau of Maruice Connor and Ellen Roche/ bp Dec 11, 1865/ witnesses James Flaherty and Mary Anne Roche Dec 9, 1865/ Baravehi/ Mgt Manning dau of Edm. Manning and Mgt. Connor/ bp Dec 10, 1865/ witnesses Ptk. and Cath. Rahilly Page 56: Feb 12, 1866/ Kilhouran/ Andrew Leary son of Corn. Leary and Ellen Connor/ bp Feb 13, 1866/ witnesses Denis and Cath. Direen Feb 13, 1866/ Castleisland/ Ptk. Connor son of Michael Connor and Mary Connor/ bp Feb 18, 1866/ witnessesTim. And Mary Connor Feb 11. 1866/ Knockreagh/ James Connor son of Laurence Connor and Bridget Brosnan/ bp Feb 18, 1866/ witnesses Ptk. And Mary Brosnan Page 57: April 3, 1866/ Ceanguilla/ Cath. Quilter dau of Maurice Quilter and Ellen O'Connor/ bp April 3, 1866/ witnesses Thos. Quilter and Hannah O'Connor Page 58: April 29, 1866/ Knockeenagoshel/ Geoffrey Scannell son of Terence Scannell and Eliz. Connor/ bp April 29, 1866/ witnesses Andrew Kerrisk and Julia Mahony April 6, 1866/ Cordal/ Tim. Connor son of Thos. Connor and Mgt. Connell/ bp April 8, 1866/ witnesses Daniel Connell and Nora Connor April 29, 1866/ Ardmona/ John Moriarty son of John Moriarty and Nora Connor/ bp May 12, 1866/ witnesses Ptk. Paradine and Cath. Connell May 12, 1866/ Castleisland/ Mgt. O'Connor dau of John O'Connor and Mary Murphy/ bp May 14, 1866/ witnesses P. J. O'Sullivan and Hannah Roche May 16, 1866/ Cragg/ Nora Connor dau of Brian Connor and Hannah Roche/ bp May 19, 1866/ witnesses John Neligan and Julia Hussey Page 59: May 20, 1866/ Farranabrack/ Mgt Connor dau of Corn. Connor and Mgt. Fitzgerald/ bp May 23, 1866/ witnesses Cath. Murphy and Tim. O'Connor May 27, 1866/ Dromulton/ Mary Sweeney dau of Bernard Sweeney and Cath. Connor/ bp May 27, 1866/ witnesses Eugene Connor and Cath. Dunleavy

In 1853 Hall Caine, Manx novelist, was born. In 1974 the Ulster Workers Council Strike was held to bring down the Council of Ireland because the English army failed to enforce the Sunningdale Agreement. Sometime in May, 1169, Fitz Stephen, Herve de Mont Maurice and Maurice Pendergast led an English force consisting mainly of Flemings, in an invasion of Ireland at Bannow, Wexford. Dermaid MacMurrough, king of Leinster, joined them. They marched on Wexford which was a Danish town and then on Dublin, also a Dane town. Roderick O'Connor later gathered an army to march against MacMurrough. A good time was had by all.

I label this in the subject line as O'Kief, so that those of you who are objecting to my posting these listings may just use your delete key. I am sure there are many who are able to make use of this material. O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parish, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry Connor & O'Connor with spouses copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Page 50: April 17, 1865/ Goulane/ Ellen Connor dau of James O'Connor and Ellen Leary/ bp April 23, 1865/ witnesses Denis Mahony and Mgt. Brosnan April 20, 1865/ Castleisland/ Ellen Mary Hassett dau of John Hassett and Cath. Connor/ bp April 25, 1865/ witnesses none listee April 20, 1865/ Castleisland/ Cath. Mary Hassett dau of John Hassett and Cath. Connor/ bp April 25, 1865/ no witnesses listed May 8, 1865/ Dulage/ Jerh. Linehan son of Tim. Linehan and Cath .Connor/ bp May 9, 1865/ witnesses Jerh. Linehan and Mary Sullivan Page 51: June 6, 1865/ Castleisland/ Matthew O'Connor son of Denis O'Connor and Mary Dillon/ bp June 6, 1865/ witnesses Denis Lynch and Cath. Lean March 6, 1865 (should be June 3, 1865??) Adraville/ Martin Connor son of James Connor and Ellen Lynch/ bp June 4, 1865/ witnesses Michael and Mary Connor June 7, 1865/ Coolnageragh/ John Sullivan son of Corn. Sullivan and Nora O"Connor/ bp June 10, 1865/ witnesses Michael Kean and Ellen Lyne Page 52: June 28, 1865/ Adraville/ Cath. Sullivan dau of John Sullivan and Cath. Connor/ bp June 24, 1865/ witnesses Hugh Connor and Nora Brown July 16, 1865/ Kileenshe/ Mary Connor dau of Maurice Connor and Cath. Hickey/ bp July 21, 1865/ witnesses John and Cath. Connor Aug 16, 1865/ Knockrour/ Mary Kerin dau of Ptk. Kerin and Cath. O'Connor/ bp Aug 11, 1865/ witnesses Corn. Kearin and Nano Brosnan Aug 4, 1865/ Knockrour/ Tim. Mahony son of Ptk. Mahony and Mary Connor/ bp Aug 6, 1865/ witnessesCorn. Leary and Cath. Moynihan Page 54: Dec 16, 1865/ Camp/ Michael Nolan son of Ptk. Nolan and Ellen O"Connor/ bp Dec 19, 1865/ witnesses Chas. And Mary O'Connor Dec 28, 1865/ Carker/ James Connor son of Tim. Connor and Hannah Regan/ bp Dec 31, 1865/ witnesses John and Hannah Connor Jan 8, 1866/ Knockeenahoun/ Tim. Kerin son of Humphrey Kerin and Mary Connor/ bp Jan 10, 1866/ witnesses Bryan Connor and Mary Riordon Jan 16, 1866/ Mountfalvey/ Mary Connor dau of Daniel Connor and Cath. Fitzgerald/ bp Jan 20, 1866/ witnesses John Fleming and Cath. Fitzgerald.

In 1839 First Rebecca Riot, Efailwen, Wales. ( Our secretary's name is Rebecca and believe you me, a riot by her would be a fearsome thing). Anyone out there have any details on this memorable event. In 1982 European Parliament votes to ban use of plastic bullets in the EEC, though England indicates that it will continue to use them in Northern Ireland.

A URL was posted for MA Officers and Soldiers Who Died as Prisoners in the Civil War. I've lost the link! Can someone please send it to me privately? THANKS! -Debbie

O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parish, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry Connor & O'Connor with spouses copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Page 45: Oct 31, 1864/ Droumtrasna/ Jeh. Connor son of Denis Connor and Cath. Shea/ bp Nov 6, 1864/ witnesses Gerard and Deborah Connor Page 46: Nov 16, 1864/ Laccabaun/ Nora Horan dau of Chas. Horan and Mgt. Connor/ bp Nov 17, 1864/ witnesses Ptk. Curtin and Mary Connor Nov 24, 1864/ Brehig/ Mgt Connor dau of Dl. Connor and Nora Kearney/ bp Nov 26, 1864/ witnesses William Horan and Mgt. Crean Nov 1, 1864/ Ardnageragh/ Hannah Cullinan dau of Jerh. Cullinane and Cath. Connor/ bp Dec 4, 1864/ witnesses James Cullinane and Nora Kelleher Nov 26, 1864/ Goulane/ Denis Cronin son of John Cronin and Mary Connor/ bp Dec 3, 1864/ witnesses John and Hannah Cahill Dec 17, 1864/ Castleisland/ Mary Connor dau of John Connor and Bridget Morris/ bp Dec 18, 1864/ witnesses James and Ellen Morris Page 47: Dec 18, 1864/ Churchtown/ David Connor son of Thomas Connor and Mary Scollard/ bp Dec 17, 1864/ witnesses David and Nora Scollard Dec 30, 1864/ Raygloss/ Hannah Connor dau of Thomas Connor and Cath. Sullivan/ bp Jan 1, 1865/ witnesses Corn. And Bridget Sullivan Jan 27, 1865/ Castleisland/ James Moynihan son of Ptk. Moynihan and Julia Connor/ bp Jan 29, 1865/ witnesses Denis Sullivan and Mgt Moynihan Page 48: Feb 15, 1865/ Mullen/ Tim. Kean son of John Kean and Mary Connor/ bp Feb 19, 1865/ witnesses John Greany and Mary Brown Page 49: March 6, 1865/ Scarteglen/ Ptk/ Quinlan son of Ptk. Quinlan and Cath. Connor/ bp March 12, 1865/ witnesses Maurice Healy and Julia Dunne March 22, 1865/ Monemore/ Mgt Reidy dau of Michael Reidy and Mgt. Connor/ bp March 24, 1865/ witnesses Arthur Reidy and Nora Moynihan March 28, 1865/ Portdubh/ Ptk. Connor son of Michael Connor and Mgt. Murphy/ bp March 30, 1865/ witnesses John and Nora Connor April 9, 1865/ Gortgloss/ Maurice O'Connor son of Ptk. O'Connor and Hannah Roche/ bp April 9, 1865/ witnesses Maurice O'Connor and Cath. Roche

In 563 the Community of Iona was founded in Scotland by Colum Cille and followers from Ireland. In 1916 James Connolly and Sean MacDiarmada, Irish patriots, were executed in Kilmainham Jail, Dublin. In 1981 Francis Hughes, Irish political prisoner, dies on a hunger strike at Maze prison, North Ireland. Pronunciation guide do dheag ( there is a fada on the"e") =DOE-yayg an Bhealtaine = un BAL-tene Vowels ( from a Gaelic guide the cover of which I have lost) bata (stick) =bottah Ba'n (white) = bawn te (hot) = cheh te' (person) =chay im (butter) = im imi'm (I go) = imeem ola (oil) = ullah o'r (gold) = ore muc (pig) = muck ru'n (secret) = roon Oiche mhaith dhuit = EE-hah woh witch It's amazing what one can do with an alphabet with only 18 letters.

O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parish, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry Connor & O'Connor with spouses copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Page42: April 24, 1864/ Cragg/ Mary Connor dau of Brien Connor and Nora Roche/ bp April 24, 1864/ witnesses Thos. O'Connor and Mary Neligan April 27, 1864/ Goulane/ Michael Fleming son of Michael Fleming and Mary O'Connor/ bp May 1, 1864/ witnesses Ptk. And Julia Cahill May 6, 1864/ Cranes/ Hannah Hickey dau of John Hickey and Hannah O'Connor/ bp May 8, 1864/ witnesses Ptk. And Anne Hickey May 19, 1864/ Castleisland/ Daniel O'Sullivan son of Daniel O'Sullivan and Ellen O'Connor/ bp May 21, 1864/ witnesses Terence Sullivan and Anne Devane Page 43: May 14, 1864/ Castleisland/ Corn. Murphy son of Wm. Murphy and Mary O'Connor/ Bp May 31, 1864/ witnesses Ptk. Connor and Eliz. Horan July 1, 1864/ Castleisland/ ______ Brosnan ? Of Corn. Brosnan and Julia O'Connor/ bp July 2, 1864/ witnesses Daniel Connor and Cath. Brosnan Page 44: July 12, 1864/ Castleisland/ Tim. Sullivan son of Tim. Sullivan and Mary Connor/ bp July 13, 1864/ witnesses John Connor and Mary O'Sullivan Jully 28, 1864/ Castleisland/ Mary O'Connor dau of James O'Connor and Mary Herlihy/ bp Aug 1, 1864/ witnesses Eugene O'Connor and Eliz. Walsh Aug 1, 1864/ Knockatry/ Mary O'Connor dau of Denis O'Connor and Abina Clifford/ bp Aug 2, 1864/ witnesses Thos. Nagle and Ellen Horan Aug 11, 1864/ Dromultan/ Mary Connor dau of Eugene Connor and Nora Moynihan/ bp Aug 14, 1864/ witnesses Andrew Moynihan and Mary Connor Aug 17, 1864/ Ballyplymouth/ Mary Connor dau of John Connor and Mary Galvin/ bp Aug 20, 1864/ witnesses Richard and Hannah Burke Page 45: Sept 8, 1864/ Tullig/ Michael Crowley son of Daniel Crowley and Hannah Connor/ bp Sept 10, 1864/ witnesses John Bradly and Ellen Connor Oct 1, 1864/ Knockeen/ Mary Connor dau of Daniel Connor and Mary Fitzgerald/ bp Oct 6, 1864/ witnesses Ptk. Connor and Hannah Rahilly Oct 16, 1864/ Coolnegerch/ Mgt. Connor dau of Terence Connor and Mgt. Mannix/ bp Oct 23, 1864/ witnesses Tim. Murphy and Ellen Breen

In 1894 John Roberts, Welsh harpist known as Alaw Elwy Telynor Cymru, died. Sorry, slow day at the calendar. Would welcome any input for the 11th of May.

Reminds me of a story I used to tell about my mother (not true, of course). Seems that Mom had had child number 5 (I'm from a family of 7) and the doctor told her it would be unwise for her to have any more children, for the sake of her health. Mom said, "So how do I do this?" The doctor replied, "Sleep with your feet in a 10-gallon crock." Sure enough, a year goes by and Mom is back at the doctor's office for her yearly exam and he tells her she's pregnant. "Mrs. O'Connor, I told you to sleep with your feet in a 10-gallon crock!" She wept a moment and said, "I didn't have a ten-gallon crock, so I used two fives!" -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 1:53 PM Subject: Irish Population > >Mrs. O'Donovan was walking down O'Connell Street in Dublin, and coming >in the opposite direction was Father O'Rafferty. > >"Hello," said the Father, "and how's Mrs. O'Donovan, didn't I marry you >two years ago?" > >"You did that, Father." > >"And are there any little ones yet?" > >"No, not yet, Father." Said she. > >"Well now, I'm going to Rome next week, and I'll light a candle for you." > >"Thank-you, Father." And away she went. > >A few years later they met again. > >"Well now, Mrs. O'Donovan," said the Father, "how are you?" > >"Oh, very well," said she. > >"And tell me," he said, "have you any little ones yet?" > >"Oh yes, Father. I've had three sets of twins, and four singles -- ten in >all." > >"Now isn't that wonderful," he said "And how is your lovely husband?" > >"Oh," she said, "he's over in Rome to blow that bloody candle out!" >

Mrs. O'Donovan was walking down O'Connell Street in Dublin, and coming in the opposite direction was Father O'Rafferty. "Hello," said the Father, "and how's Mrs. O'Donovan, didn't I marry you two years ago?" "You did that, Father." "And are there any little ones yet?" "No, not yet, Father." Said she. "Well now, I'm going to Rome next week, and I'll light a candle for you." "Thank-you, Father." And away she went. A few years later they met again. "Well now, Mrs. O'Donovan," said the Father, "how are you?" "Oh, very well," said she. "And tell me," he said, "have you any little ones yet?" "Oh yes, Father. I've had three sets of twins, and four singles -- ten in all." "Now isn't that wonderful," he said "And how is your lovely husband?" "Oh," she said, "he's over in Rome to blow that bloody candle out!"

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O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parish, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry Connor & O'Connor with spouses copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Page 37: Aug 15, 1863/ Churchtown/ Bryon Connor son of Thos. Connor and Mary Scollard/ bp Aug 16, 1863/ witnesses John Connor and Julia Hussey Sept. 24, 1863/ Castleisland/ Michael Connor son of Michael Connor and Mary Connor/ bp Sept 27, 1863/ witnesses Ty. Daly and Ellen Brosnan Page 38: Oct 10, 1863/ Castleisland/ Corn. Gready son of Ptk/ Gready and Ellen Connor/ bp Oct 17, 1863/ witnesses John and Bridget Grady Nov 19, 1863/ Gurrane/ Deborah Sullivan dau of John Sullivan and Mgt. Connor/ bp Nov 22, 1863/ witnesses John and Mary Connor Page 39: Feb 5, 1863/(prob should be Dec.5 ?) Dromultan/ Hugh Brosnan don of Corn. Brosnan and Cath. Connor/ bp Dec 9, 1863/ witnesses Hugh and Ellen Brosnan Dec 12, 1863/ Cluan/ Ptk. Brosnan son of John Brosnan and Hannah Connor/ bp Dec 19, 1863/ witnesses Chas. and Cath. Connor Dec 31, 1863/ Dromultan/ Denis Sweeney son of Eugene Sweeney and Cath. Connor/ bp Jan 3, 1864/ witnesses John Lyne and Mary Sweeney Jan 10, 1864/ Scartaglen/ Julia O'connor dau of Hugh O'connor and Mgt. O'Connor/ bp Jan 10, 1864/ witnesses John and Mgt O'Connor Page 40: Feb 27, 1864/ Kilcusnan/ Daniel O'Connor son of Maurice O'Connor and Cath. Behane/ bp March 10, 1864/ witnesses John bowler and Nora Keane Page 41: March 13, 1864/ Cordal/ Ptk. Connor son of Corn. Connor and Mary Mara/ bp March 14, 1864/ witnesses Michael Culloty and Ellen Brosnan March 4, 1864/ Mouvou/ Jerh. Reidy son of Michael Reidy and Barbara O'Connor/ bp March 5, 1864/ witnesses Jerh. O'Connor and Mgt. Reidy Feb 16, 1864/ Gorthacoppul/ Denis Fitzgerald son of David Fitzgerald and Mary Connor/ bp Feb 21, 1864/ witnesses none listed March 27, 1864/ Parknafaha/ Mary Connor dau of Denis Connor and Mary Wren/ bp April 5, 1864/ witnesses Thos. Wren and Nora Flaherty Page 42: Feb 26, 1864/ Baravehy/ Michael Mannix son of Edm. Mannix and Mgt. Connor/ bp March 1, 1864/ witnesses David Connor and Cath. Lynch

In 1559 John Knox's sermon lauches Scottish religious revolution. In 1765 Act of Revestment- English crown took title of "Lord of Mann" from the Duke of Atholl. In 1809 Andrew Bell, Scottish engraver, co-founder with Colin MacFarquhar of Encyclopedia Britannica , died.

O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parish, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry Connor & O'Connor with spouses copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Page 34: March14, 1863/ Gortgloss/ Ptk. Connor son of Ptk. Connor and Hannah Roche/ bp March 16, 1863/ witnesses John and Nora Connor March 11, 1863/ Crinna/ Mary Sheehan dau of Michael Sheehan an Nora Connor/ bp March 22, 1863/ witnesses John Sheehan and Nora Boreman March 18, 1863/ Goulane/ Ptk. Connor son of Jas. Connor and Ellen Leary/ bp March 22, 1863/ witnesses John Sullivan and Hannah Kane March 29, 1863/ Castleisland/ Mary O'Connor dau of John O'Connor and Mary Murphy/ bp March 31, 1863/ witnesses John Murphy and Ellen Murphy March 28, 1863/ Adraville/ Hugh Sullivan son of John Sullivan and Cath. Connor/ bp March 29, 1863/ witnesses Hugh E. Connor and Mgt. Hickey Page 35: April 2, 1863/ Knockrour/ Tim. Kerin son of Ptk. Kerin and Cath. Connor/ bp April 3, 1863/ witnesses Humphrey and Bridget Kerin April 3, 1863/ Castleisland/ Mary O'Connor dau of Denis O'Connor and Mary Dillane/ bp April 7, 1863/ witnesses Michael Dillane and Nora Connor April 24, 1863/ Lekah/ Mary Connor dau of Corn. Connor and Ellen Mahony/ bp April 21, 1863/ witnesses John Connor and Mary Moriarty May 11, 1863/ Gortgloss/ Thos. Flynn son of Jerh. Flynn and Mary Connor/ bp May 12, 1863/ witnesses John Flynn and Mary Sullivan May 17, 1863/ Knocatee/ Mgt Connor dau of Michael Connor and Cath. Prendeville/ bp May 24, 1863/ witnesses Tim. And Hannah Connor May 27, 1863/ Dirreen/ Hannah Kelleher dau of Ptk. Kelleher and Ellen Connor/ bp May 31, 1863/ witnesses John Connor and Ellen Kerin Page 36: June 13, 1863/ Dromulton/ Judith Connor dau of Hugh Connor and Nora Moynihan/ bp June 15, 1863/ witnesses Tim. And Ellen Connor June 30, 1863/ Kilcusnan/ Bridget Connor dau of Daniel Connor and Mary Bohane/ bp June 4, 1863/ witnesses John Connor and Mgt Connor July 15, 1863/ Coolnagaragh/ Ellen Sullivan dau of corn. Sullivan and Nora Connor/ bp June 16, 1863/ witnesses John Harrington and Nora Kane