>From book "O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Sleive Lougher and Upper Blackwater in Ireland" by Casey, found at NEHGS in Boston, vol 6, cont'd town of Barranchi page 942 Cath. Connor & Denis Coffee, dau Sally Coffee, witness Carol Coffee & Hugh Connor, July 28, 1824 942 Cath. Connor & Denis Coffee, dau Hannah Coffee, witness Mgt Coffee & Sally Connor, July 28, 1824 Barracchi page 1059 Mgt Connor & Barth. Mannix, dau Mgt. Mannix, Aug 1, 1846 Ballymcadams 938 Cath. Connor & Thos. Walsh witnesses, Tim Herlihy son of Tim Herlihy& Cath. Walsh, Feb 5, 1824 991 Ellen Connor dau of James Connor & Ellen McSweeney, Nov 4, 1850 1013 Denis Connor son of D. Connor & Cath Roche, Aug 10, 1835 1023 Mary Connor dau of Denis Connor & Cath. Roche, Oct 12, 1837 1048 James Connor & Cath. roche, dau Hannah Connor Apr 14, 1844 Ballinaboul 935 Ellen Connor witness, Ellen Nolan dau of John Nolan & Julia Donoghue, Oct 7, 1823 Ballynalire 1007 Thos. O'Connor son of John O'Connor & Hannah Connell, Sept 3, 1834 Ballymalire 1024 Mgt Connor dau of Denis Connor & Hannah Connell, Feb 10, 1838 Baravehi 970 Cath. Connor & Denis Coffee, son Ty. Coffee; witness Maurice Coffee & Hannah Connor, Feb 14, 1828 993 Mgt Connor & Denis Coffee, dau Julia Coffey, mar 27, 1831 1069 Mgt Connor & Pat. Mannix, son Ty. Mannix, Feb 11, 1849 1076 Ellen Bradley, dau of Ml. Bradley & Mary Duggan, Aug 17, 1851 1094 Mary Connor & Ty. Clifford, dau Nora Clifford, Nov 21, 1858 Barnea(s) 1087 Mary Connor & Ty. Clifford, son Dl. Clifford, Mar 5, 1856 Barna 943 Hannah Connor & Ptk. Reidy, dau Nora Reidy, witness Ptk. Daly & Mary Cronin, Sept28, 1824 1033 Mary Connor dau of Dl. Connor & Hannah Lynch, Feb 13, 1840 1062 Bridget Connor & Joseph Sullivan, dau Ellen Sullivan, Mar 13, 1847 1070 Mary Connor & Denis Murphy, son Dl. Murphy, May 6, 1849 1071 Bridget Connor & Ty. Riordan, son John Riordan, June 11, 1849 1082 Mary Connor & Ty. Clifford, son John Clifford, May 21, 1854

>From New Hampshire Society of Genealogist newsletter: Twelve Days of a Genealogy Christmas On the twelfth day of Christmas My true love gave to me, Twelve census searches, Eleven printer ribbons, Ten e-mail contacts, Nine headstone rubbings, Eight birth and death dates, Seven town clerks sighing, Six second cousins, Five coats of arms, Four GEDCOM files, Three old wills, Two CD-ROMS, And a branch in my family tree. Wishing all a "cool yule!" Dona

Thanks for the info -- 1866 directory from Illinois and not Massachusetts!! I had received this link from a (believe it or not -) Massachusetts list I am on so I had just quickly visited, grabbed the Connors/O'Connors and other names of personal interest. I guess I better inform the writer on the MA list!! Thanks again. Linda

14 391 424 Ebinezer B. Woodruff 45 M M. D. NJ 15 Elizabeth S. C. " 42 F N York 16 Ebinezer C. " 21 M Medical Student " 17 William E. " 18 M NJ 18 Frank E. " 16 M N York 19 Fredrick A. " 4 M N Jersey 20 Catherine Conner 25 F Servant Ireland

First time I've ever come accross this name. Ley Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey 1860 FED CENSUS 29 82 101 Eugene McConnor 40 M Merchant 3000 1000 30 Julia " 38 F 31 Eugene " Jr. 21 M Clerk 32 George " 16 M " 33 Julia " 12 F 34 Edwin " 10 M 35 Frank " 9 M 36 Julianna " 7 F

Hi, I think the directory is from Quincy, Adams Co., Illinois. I didn't recognize the street names, so I followed the links backswards to "Welcome to Adams Co., Illinois". But, thank you anyway. [email protected] wrote: > 1866 Quincy MA City Directory > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~iladams/quincy/qdirndx.htm > (Sorry - I'm not at my personal computer - so can't put the link!) > > ABBREVIATIONS. > > bds-boards. > n ex-northern extension of. > s ex-southern extension of. > bet-between. (col)-colored. ns-north side. > ss-south side. cor-corner. nw-north west. > sw-south west. e-east of. res-resides and residence. > w-west of. es-east side. ws-west side. n-north of. > s-south of. ne-north east. se-south east. > Figures- 1,2, etc.: first door, second door, etc. > > SURNAMES: > > Conner James, stone-mason, res 118 Jersey ss 5 e Seventh. > Conner John, laborer; res Jersey ns 6 e Tenth. > Conners Thomas, laborer; res Tenth es 4 s Maine. > Connorv John, teamster; bds 139 Jersey ns 6 e Eighth. > > O'Connor Frederick, overseer of poor; res 133 York ns 4 c Seventh.

searching for family/ siblings and descendants of my Daniel O'CONNOR b. 185_? IRE. Parents are Daniel and Mary [Tobin] O'CONNOR. No possitive details known of family except some 'think' maybe near Trallee... This Daniel m. my Bridget STACK in 1884 in E.St. Louis IL, worked on the railways, and was killed in Jan 1886. There were some sort of relatives in the E.St.Louis/ St. Louis area at the time, bad relationship with young widow and infant son... no known communication after Daniel's death. Anyone have an O'CONNOR/ TOBIN connection ?? Micky of Wilmington NC ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sharing Genealogy information, is a rewarding experience! Genealogy: a search for the greatest treasures, our ancestors. Understanding our ancestors puts a different prospective on today. May you ask the right question of the right person at the right time. Share your knowledge, it is a way to achieve immortality ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

<A HREF="http://www.citynet.net/mostwanted/ra/lookups.htm">Click here: GMW Helpers</A> If you haven't been here, I'm sorry. I've gotten a lot of help from these people. Only wish it was better organised. Mark this first page as your favorite place, as it's hard to find again. Ley

In a message dated 98-12-01 21:51:00 EST, [email protected] writes: << Parents are Daniel and Mary [Tobin] O'CONNOR. No possitive details known of family except some 'think' maybe near Trallee... This Daniel m. my Bridget STACK in 1884 in E.St. Louis IL, worked on the railways >> If you haven't tried locating Daniel thru the STACK connection you might post something on: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Kerry There are STACK (and other) postings, and people looking for people in Tralee.

God bless you in your sharing of this list. Martin+ -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, December 01, 1998 1:11 PM Subject: Co Kerry baptism >cont'd >1099 Cath. Connor dau of JOhn Connor & Mary Walsh, Oct 29, 1871 >1099 Thomas Connor son of Jerh. Connor & Eliz. Prendeville, Jan 24, 1872 >1100 Nora O'Connor dau of Ty. O'Connor & Nora Foley, Jan 23, 1872 >1100 Mary Ellen O'Connor dau of James O'Connor & Ellen Reidy, Mar 24, 1872 >1101 Hannah Connor & John Herlihy, dau Hannah Herlihy, June 14, 1872 > >town of Adrival >1053 Mary Connor dau of John Connor & Mary Sullivan, May 18, 1845 >1068 James Connor son of John Connor & Nora Sullivan, Sept 24, 1848 > >Adravil >1063 Julia Connor dau of Denis connor & Cath. Linehan, July 13, 1847 > >Adraville cont'd >1087 Cath. Connor & John Sullivan, son Pat. Sullivan, Mar 19, 1856 >1092 Cath. Connor & John Sullivan, son Ml. Sullivan, Oct 2, 1857 > >Ardmona >1077 Ellen O'Connor dau of Dl. O'Connor & Nora Brosnan, Feb 17, 1852 >1080 John Connor son of Dl. Connor & Nora Brosnan, July 5, 1853 >1088 Hannah Connor dau of Dl. Connor & Nora Browne, July 24, 1856 > >Ardnagragh cont'd >1050 Ty. Connor son of Rodger Connor & Mgt Kelleher, Sept 5, 1844 >1069 Dl. Connor son of Rodger Connor & Hannah Kelleher, Oct 17, 1848 >1079 Hannah Connor & Dl. Kelleher, dau Hannah Kelleher, Apr 3, 1853 >1099 Cath. Connor & Jerh. Cullinane, son Rodger Cullinane, Nov 19, 1871 > >Ahanabee >1010 John Connor son of David Connor & Ellen Fitzg. Mar 1, 1835 >1084 Bridget Connor & Marcus Shea, dau Mary Shea, Feb 7, 1855 > >Bealanahulla >1016 John Connor son of Ty. Connor & Hannah Horan. Mar 30, 1836 >1040 Cath. Connor & John Aherne, dau Ellen Aherne, Jan 1, 1842 > >Bawnaskehy >1005 Winifred O'Connor & John Horan, dau Mary Horan, Feb 5, 1834 >1058 Mgt Connor & Ty. Horan, dau Cath. Horan, June 29, 1846 >1073 Mgt. Connor & Ty. Horan, son Ml. Horan, Mar 11, 1850 >1081 Mgt Connor & Ty. Horan, son James Horan, Aug 24, 1853 > >Banaskehi >994 Winifred O'Connor & John Horan, dau Cath. Horan, July 14, 1831 >1042 Corn. Connor son of Matt. Connor & Mary Dwyer, July 30, 1842 > >Ballinard >986 Mary Connor & Jerh. Mahony, son Denis Mahony, Witness Dl. Horan & Mgt >Cullinane, Nov 17, 1829 >1000 Mgt Connor & Jerh. Mahony, son Corn. Mahony, Oct 21, 1832 >1002 Mary O'Connor & Jerh. Mahony, son Maurice Mahony, Oct 18, 1833 >1009 Mgt Connor & Denis Mahony, dau Mgt. Mahony, Dec 31, 1834 >

Seeking information on Michael Connor (1866) & Kate Morris (or Morrisey) who married about 1886 in County Kerry, Ireland. Family resided in Templenoe/Reem/Moulidireen/Dereendarragh area. Is there someone who knows of this family or would be willing to help with searching baptismal records at the local Catholic Church, I would really be appreciative. Any information on this family, the Church of Kenmare, or the Templenoe/Reem region would be greatly received.

cont'd 1099 Cath. Connor dau of JOhn Connor & Mary Walsh, Oct 29, 1871 1099 Thomas Connor son of Jerh. Connor & Eliz. Prendeville, Jan 24, 1872 1100 Nora O'Connor dau of Ty. O'Connor & Nora Foley, Jan 23, 1872 1100 Mary Ellen O'Connor dau of James O'Connor & Ellen Reidy, Mar 24, 1872 1101 Hannah Connor & John Herlihy, dau Hannah Herlihy, June 14, 1872 town of Adrival 1053 Mary Connor dau of John Connor & Mary Sullivan, May 18, 1845 1068 James Connor son of John Connor & Nora Sullivan, Sept 24, 1848 Adravil 1063 Julia Connor dau of Denis connor & Cath. Linehan, July 13, 1847 Adraville cont'd 1087 Cath. Connor & John Sullivan, son Pat. Sullivan, Mar 19, 1856 1092 Cath. Connor & John Sullivan, son Ml. Sullivan, Oct 2, 1857 Ardmona 1077 Ellen O'Connor dau of Dl. O'Connor & Nora Brosnan, Feb 17, 1852 1080 John Connor son of Dl. Connor & Nora Brosnan, July 5, 1853 1088 Hannah Connor dau of Dl. Connor & Nora Browne, July 24, 1856 Ardnagragh cont'd 1050 Ty. Connor son of Rodger Connor & Mgt Kelleher, Sept 5, 1844 1069 Dl. Connor son of Rodger Connor & Hannah Kelleher, Oct 17, 1848 1079 Hannah Connor & Dl. Kelleher, dau Hannah Kelleher, Apr 3, 1853 1099 Cath. Connor & Jerh. Cullinane, son Rodger Cullinane, Nov 19, 1871 Ahanabee 1010 John Connor son of David Connor & Ellen Fitzg. Mar 1, 1835 1084 Bridget Connor & Marcus Shea, dau Mary Shea, Feb 7, 1855 Bealanahulla 1016 John Connor son of Ty. Connor & Hannah Horan. Mar 30, 1836 1040 Cath. Connor & John Aherne, dau Ellen Aherne, Jan 1, 1842 Bawnaskehy 1005 Winifred O'Connor & John Horan, dau Mary Horan, Feb 5, 1834 1058 Mgt Connor & Ty. Horan, dau Cath. Horan, June 29, 1846 1073 Mgt. Connor & Ty. Horan, son Ml. Horan, Mar 11, 1850 1081 Mgt Connor & Ty. Horan, son James Horan, Aug 24, 1853 Banaskehi 994 Winifred O'Connor & John Horan, dau Cath. Horan, July 14, 1831 1042 Corn. Connor son of Matt. Connor & Mary Dwyer, July 30, 1842 Ballinard 986 Mary Connor & Jerh. Mahony, son Denis Mahony, Witness Dl. Horan & Mgt Cullinane, Nov 17, 1829 1000 Mgt Connor & Jerh. Mahony, son Corn. Mahony, Oct 21, 1832 1002 Mary O'Connor & Jerh. Mahony, son Maurice Mahony, Oct 18, 1833 1009 Mgt Connor & Denis Mahony, dau Mgt. Mahony, Dec 31, 1834

>From book "O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher and Upper Blackwater in Ireland" vol 6 by Casey found at NEHGS in Boston Baptisms 1823-1873, Parish of Castleisland, Co Kerry page 1071 Corn. connor son of James connor & Hannah Connor May 19, 1849 1072 Mary Connor & John Ahene, son Denis Aherne, Aug 30, 1849 1072 Julia connor dau of John Connor & Mary Healy, Jan 29, 1850 1073 Cath. Connor dau of Dl. Connor & Nora Brosnan, Mar 13, 1850 1073 Mary Connor dau of Dl. Connor & Nora Barry, Mar 31, 1850 1074 Ellen O'Connor dau of Charles O'Connor & Hannah Flynn Jan 11, 1851 1075 Ellen Connor & Corn. Sullivan, dau Mgt Sullivan, June 1, 1851 1075 Hannah Connor & John Twohill, son Peter Twohill, June 29, 1851 1076 Ellen Connor dau of Ml. Connor & Abina Bradley, July 31, 1851 1078 John O'Connor son of Charles O'connor & Hannah Flynn, Sept 15, 1852 1078 Julia Connor dau of James connor & Ellen Connor, Oct 3, 1852 1079 Mary Connor & Ml. Ryan, dau Hannah Ryan, Jan 25, 1853 1079 Kerian Connor son of John Connor & Mary Murphy, Apr 26, 1853 1079 Mary connor & Corn. Brosnan, son Ty. Brosnan, Apr 28, 1853 1083 John Connor son of Ml. Connor & Cath. Prendeville, Nov 13, 1854 1085 Ellen Connor & Ty Crowley, son John Crowley, July 22, 1855 1087 Mary Connor dau of Jerh. connor & Cath. Callaghan, Mar 24, 1856 1089 Julia Connor & corn. Brosnan, ______ Brosnan, Sept 25, 1856 1089 John O'Connor son of Ty. O'Connor & Ellen Crowley, Oct 5, 1856 1091 Rose Connor dau of Ty. Connor & Barbara Connor Apr 19, 1857 1092 Ellen Connor & John Harold, son? Leslie Harold, Aug 12, 1857 1092 Mgt Connor & Ty Clifford, son Ty Clifford Sept 5, 1857 1092 James O'Connor son of Jerh. O'Connor & Cath. Callihan, Mar 6, 1858 1093 Eliz. Connor dau of John Connor & Mary Murphy, May 13, 1858 1093 Ty. Connor son of Ty. Connor & Ellen Crowley, June 18, 1858 Baptisms for 1859-69 published in vol 4 1095 Julia O'Connor & Pat. Moynihan, son Daniel Moynihan, Feb 15, 1870 1095 Pat. O'Connor son of John O'Connor & Sarah Walsh, Mar 16, 1870 1096 Eugene O'Connor son of James O'Connor & Mary Herlihy, Apr 24, 1870 1096 Winifred O'Connor dau of Ty. O'Connor & Nora Foley, June 15, 1870 1096 Hannah Connor & John Brosnan, dau Mgt Brosnan, June 19, 1870 1096 Hannah O'Connor & John Herlihy, son James Herlihy, Aug 9, 1870 1097 Mary Connor & John Costelloe, dau Mgt Costiloe, Nov 23, 1870 (just as printed in book) 10999

Gators answer, Thanx << Some reasons why Santa could never be a woman... - The gifts would come on December 26th because Santa needed all of Christmas to get her make-up and hair done. - Kids would have to replace cookies and milk for Santa with costly Godiva chocolates and champagne. - Santa might brake a nail going down the chimney. - She would need 20 sleds and 160 reindeer to carry her bags for the trip. Oh yea, and 1 more for the gifts. - Santa would have to stop at ever gas station to ask for directions. and finally... - Santa's workshop would be replaced with Macy's, Nordstroms, and Saks 5th Avenue charge cards and the whole Santa organization would go bankrupt from excessive charges after Christmas. This male retaliation is in good fun... Enjoy the holidays ahead! >>

Too late for my family, hope it fits for someone else. Ley << Ley: unfortunely there is little information on this name. ON one of the family tree's Ronald Duane Hoag b. 5-6-1918 Arlene Mae O'Connor b. 6-27-1923 m. 8-1-1941 Ronald was 5th child of Otto Claud and Nellie Hoag if you want to ask the author His name is Kenneth R. Beardslee and lives in Spring Arbor, MI I am sure he is listed in the phone directory. Opps --found somemore not listed in index Ronald went to school in Owosso, Mi and graduated in 1937. on 8-1-1941 he m. Arlene Mae O'Connor, daughter of Charles and Anna Belle Austin O'Connor, in Owosso. On 2-5-1942 Ron went into the U.S. Arm, where he served until being discharged 12-11-1945. Most of his service time was with a T-5 grade and he worked as an automotive mechanic and as an Ordnance School Instructor training diesel engine maintenance men.' After his Arm dischare, he worked at various jobs in masonry and factories until 1949 when he took a shop job where he stayed for thirty years until he retired 9-10-1979. children David Duane b. 6-7-1944 Linda Ann b 12-31-1947 John Dean b. 5-7-1949 all in Owasso Michigan I hope this has been a help >>

More of the "Baptisms 1823-1873, Parish of Castleisland, Co Kerry, Ireland >From book "O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher and Upper Blackwater in Ireland" Vol 6, found at NEHGS in Boston Castleisland page 1048 Mau. Connor son of Phillip Connor & Mgt Brosnan, Apr 4, 1844 1048 Mgt Connor & Charles McCarthy, dau Anne McCarthy, May 1, 1844 1048 Thomas Connor son of Ml. Connor & Mgt Sullivan, May 4, 1844 1048 John Connor son of Phillip Connor & Mgt Moynihan, May 20, 1844 1049 Cath. Connor & Dl. Riordan, son Daniel Riordan, June 2, 1844 1049 Ellen Connor & Corn. twomy, dau Mary Twomy, Aug 12, 1844 1051 Denis Connor son of Thomas Connor & Mgt Gloster, Jan 30, 1845 1054 Mary Connor & Edm. Fitzg. dau Nora Fitzg. July 16, 1845 1054 Eliz. connor dau of Denis connor & Mary Landers, Aug 26, 1845 1056 Mgt Connor & James Corkery, son Denis Corkery, Feb 27, 1846 1056 Thomas Connor son of Dl. Connor & Mgt. Kelly, Mar 8, 1846 1059 Mary Connor & Pat. Nolan, son John Nolan, July 29, 1846 1059 Jerh. Connor son of Thomas Connor & Mgt Gloster, Aug 10, 1846 1060 Ellen Connor dau of Ml. Connor & Mgt Sullivan, Oct 20, 1846 1060 Nora Connor & John Devane, son Ml. Devane, Dec 2, 1846 1061 Ml Connor son of Corn. connor & Mary Connor Jan 15, 1847 1063 Pat. Connor son of John Connor & Mgt Reidy, May 31, 1847 1063 Hannah Connor dau of James Connor & Mgt Connor, June 10, 1847 1064 Mary Connor dau of Dl. Connor & Mary Hogan, Aug 11, 1847 1070 Nora Connor & Thomas Regan, son John Regan, Apr 15, 1849 more to follow

1866 Quincy MA City Directory http://www.rootsweb.com/~iladams/quincy/qdirndx.htm (Sorry - I'm not at my personal computer - so can't put the link!) ABBREVIATIONS. � bds-boards. n ex-northern extension of. s ex-southern extension of. bet-between. (col)-colored. ns-north side. ss-south side. cor-corner. nw-north west. sw-south west. e-east of. res-resides and residence. w-west of. es-east side. ws-west side. n-north of. s-south of. ne-north east. se-south east. Figures- 1,2, etc.: first door, second door, etc. SURNAMES: Conner James, stone-mason, res 118 Jersey ss 5 e Seventh. Conner John, laborer; res Jersey ns 6 e Tenth. Conners Thomas, laborer; res Tenth es 4 s Maine. Connorv John, teamster; bds 139 Jersey ns 6 e Eighth. O'Connor Frederick, overseer of poor; res 133 York ns 4 c Seventh.

I believe that my great-great grandfather was David O'Connor from Kerry. He was married to Mary Gleason. They had at least one child, William David (my great grandfather). They would have would have lived in Kerry during the 1840's and 1850's. According to Griffiths Valuation there were five David O'Connors. They were from: Cahersiveen Townland, Cahersiveen Town, Killarney Town, and 2 from Tralee Town. I am trying to determine which David is from my line. Does anyone have a David O'Connor in their line that might be a match. Thanks.

This is to each of you. 1998 GenQuest Genealogy Survey Dear Fellow Genealogist, For the past two years GenQuest, Inc. has conducted a survey of Genealogists using the internet and as 1998 comes to a close we would like to conduct this years. If you have a couple of minutes we invite you to participate in this years. The goal is to conduct the same exact survey three years in a row with the same questions in order to have a reliable set of data. The results of which will be made publicly available to anyone, organization or website that requests it. The survey is available at http://www.genquest.com/survey.html I believe two questions will arise in the minds of those who read this request: 1). Since spamming(receiving unsolicted E-mail) is a serious problem, is this some way of getting my E-mail address. The answer is NO. No where in the survey is your E-mail address or identity asked for. After you fill it out and submit it you get a thank you message. I am quoting the header of a recent submission so that you may seen the information we receive: "Subject: GenQuest: Survey Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 11:01:01 -0500 From: "Genquest Web Site" <[email protected]> To: [email protected]" 2). Why does such a survey need to be conducted? According to the December 1995 AmeriPoll survey almost half of America is involved in genealogy research to some degree, and I suspect that is is the same in Canada and Western Europe. With so many persons doing genealogy, there should be reliable data that any person, genealogical society/organization, software maker, or entity, which provides support to our research efforts. Currently there is no body of information. If you have any other questions or concerns feel free to E-mail me. Sincerely, Ron Maloney GenQuest, Inc.

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --part0_912443536_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.1> Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII --part0_912443536_boundary Content-ID: <[email protected]_out.mail.aol.com.2> Content-type: message/rfc822 Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Content-disposition: inline From: [email protected] Return-path: <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Subject: Honoria O'Connor Date: Mon, 30 Nov 1998 11:30:29 EST Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Greetings to All: In searching for a grand aunt I found the following. She is not of my family .Her religious name was Sr. Mary Bonaventure. Her parents were Thomas and Margaret O' Connor. She was born 13 February, 1881 at Kilmorna, Daugh, Co Kerry. Entered the Convent, the Comvent of Mercy, Abbeyfeele, Co Limerick, 12 February, 1900. She died 12 July, 1972. The comment was made that there are a number of her relatives still residing in her home town. Another lady was found. She was Mother Gertrude O'Connor, the daughter of <ichael O'Connor and Mary O'Flaherty. Born in Ardfert Co Kerry in 1823. She entered the Presentation Convent at Listowel in 15 August 1849 and died 6 August 1899.. Still looking. Good Hunting ]Rod --part0_912443536_boundary--