As you already know the parish, go to familysearch.org, pick Library, pick Catalog, pick Place. Then type the parish name. This will lead you to the holdings of the Family History Library. IF you find an entry for Church Records, click on it and proceed. You can order the microfilm from Salt Lake City to your local Family History Center if it exists. Ellen "James W." <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi List, >Saw Bob's post about the Catholic Parish records and wondered if he or >anyone would also have access to Protestant parish records in County >Antrim? I am looking for the birth of my gg grandmother, Matilda Jane >Dobbin(s), born July 10, 1862. The family was protestant in America but >I suppose could have started out Catholic. She lived in Cranfield, >Staffordstown in Duneane parish, County Antrim, at the age of 18 when >she sailed for America so I am guessing she was born near there. Her >parents were Charles Dobbin and Mary Forbes (Dobbin), perhaps married >about 1860 if Matilda was their first born. Any help to point me in the >right direction would be appreciated. >Thank you, >JIM > > >==== SHAMROCK Mailing List ==== >** Please remember - no flames, chain >letters, virus warnings or off topic >posts are allowed on the SHAMROCK >list ** > > __________________________________________________________________ The NEW Netscape 7.0 browser is now available. Upgrade now! http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/download.jsp Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/

Hi List, Saw Bob's post about the Catholic Parish records and wondered if he or anyone would also have access to Protestant parish records in County Antrim? I am looking for the birth of my gg grandmother, Matilda Jane Dobbin(s), born July 10, 1862. The family was protestant in America but I suppose could have started out Catholic. She lived in Cranfield, Staffordstown in Duneane parish, County Antrim, at the age of 18 when she sailed for America so I am guessing she was born near there. Her parents were Charles Dobbin and Mary Forbes (Dobbin), perhaps married about 1860 if Matilda was their first born. Any help to point me in the right direction would be appreciated. Thank you, JIM

From the BIVRI2 disk, not the person you are looking for but the data may help in your search. Bob -------------------------------------- HANNAN, James Marriage Wife: Sarah HUTCHINSON Marriage Date: 29 Oct 1852 Recorded in: Antrim, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Peter HANNAN Wife's Father: James HUTCHINSON Source: FHL Film 101332 Dates: 1852 - 1852 HENNAN, Robert Marriage Wife: Mary SLOANE Marriage Date: 23 Jul 1852 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: John HENNAN Wife's Father: Robert MAY Source: FHL Film 101333 Dates: 1852 - 1852 BRADLEY, John Age: 33 Marriage Wife: Mary HANNEN Age: 23 Marriage Date: 5 Oct 1853 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: William BRADLEY Wife's Father: William HANNEN Source: FHL Film 101344 Dates: 1853 - 1853 HANNAN, Michael Age: 44 Marriage Wife: Margaret WALKER Age: 32 Marriage Date: 11 Nov 1853 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Thomas HANNAN Wife's Father: John WALKER Source: FHL Film 101344 Dates: 1853 - 1853 PATTERSON, Samuel Age: 23 Marriage Wife: Eliza Jane HEANEN Age: 21 Marriage Date: 12 Mar 1853 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Samuel PATTERSON Wife's Father: John HEANEN Source: FHL Film 101344 Dates: 1853 - 1853 COOPER, Thomas Age: 23 Marriage Wife: Helen HANNAN Age: 24 Marriage Date: 13 Dec 1854 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: George COOPER Wife's Father: Bernard HANNAN Source: FHL Film 101354 Dates: 1854 - 1854 DONALDSON, John Age: 24 Marriage Wife: Margaret HANNAN Age: 21 Marriage Date: 15 Sep 1856 Recorded in: Antrim, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: John DONALDSON Wife's Father: Peter HANNAN Source: FHL Film 101372 Dates: 1856 - 1856 BATTERSBY, Peter Marriage Wife: Mary HENAN Marriage Date: 12 Feb 1860 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: John BATTERSBY Wife's Father: Robert MAY Source: FHL Film 101413 Dates: 1860 - 1860 HANNAN, William Marriage Wife: Mary MCCLEERY Marriage Date: 9 May 1860 Recorded in: Kilconriola, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: James HANNAN Wife's Father: Archibald MCCLEERY Source: FHL Film 101413 Dates: 1860 - 1860 HANAN, Robert Age: 31 Marriage Wife: Ann PORTER Age: 30 Marriage Date: 10 Aug 1861 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: George HANAN Wife's Father: Hugh PORTER Source: FHL Film 101424 Dates: 1861 - 1861 HANNAN, John Age: 22 Marriage Wife: Jane BEGGS Age: 25 Marriage Date: 9 Dec 1861 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Owen HANNAN Wife's Father: John BEGGS Source: FHL Film 101424 Dates: 1861 - 1861 LESLIE, James Age: 22 Marriage Wife: Jane HENNAN Age: 22 Marriage Date: 1 Jun 1862 Recorded in: Belfast, Antrim, Ireland Collection: Civil Registration Husband's Father: Daniel LESLIE Wife's Father: Patrick HENNAN Source: FHL Film Dates: 1862 - 1862

Does anyone have access to the Catholic parish records of Duneane in Antrim? I am looking for the marriage of George Hannan to Ann in about 1850 -60. Any help greatly appreciated.

looking for information on: May D'Arcy born January 21, 1892 in Fairhill, Galway arrived in NY 1912 on the Cedric (age 20), Eleanor age 21 arrived NY July 05, 1913 on the Baltic out of Queenstown, Cork, Munster. Rose age 17, arrived 15 Dec 1913 on the Cymric, port of departure was Queenstown, Cork, Munster, Madge age 18 and Gerald age 11 arrived NY September 25, 1914 on the Adriatic out of Queenstown, Cork, Munster. Hugh Kemple was 26 on May 28 1920 and was a crew member on the Chetopa. (May was my grandmother). Their parents were James D'Arcy and Mary Sullivan. Any one doing research on this family? Pat Burns

Would the person on the list using the email address of "mgrogan" in Australia please email me privately at this address? There is a problem with your email address causing lots of bounces and we need to work this out. Thanks, Maura <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Maura Petzolt [email protected] <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> SHAMROCK ROOTS homepage http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/SHAMROCKROOTS Helpful Hints for Successful Searching http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints

Hello List, Re: Irish Flax Growers List, 1796. FTM's CD # 271 contains a listing of nearly 60,000 flax growers. It shows their name, county and civil parish. If you want to check an ancestor, try an e-mail to a list such as this and perhaps SKS who has the CD will do a lookup gratis and respond. Tom.

I am researching : Thomas O'CONNOR, (1800 - 1872), Knocknagoshel, County Kerry, married to Kate (possibly MURPHY or NOLAN) (1815 - 1900) . Daniel O'CONNOR, Knocknagoshel, County Kerry (1848 - 1917) and Rockaway Beach, N.Y., married to Mary O'CONNOR -- (1848 - 1917). William O'CONNOR and Margaret KENNY who were the parents of the above Mary O'CONNOR O'CONNOR probably of County Kerry. John Daniel O'CONNOR (1879 - 1930), Rockaway Beach, N.Y. , married to Mary CAPPER (1877 - 1956). James J. CAPPER (1844 - 1924), Ireland and Queens, N.Y. married to Mary RYAN (1838 (?) - 1909). Thomas DUNNE (1864 - 1910) possibly County Meath and New London, CT. His parents were Thomas DUNNE and Theresa FLOOD of Ireland. He was married to Rose CLARKE (1875 - 1951), possibly County Meath, New London, CT and Rockaway Beach, N.Y. Her parents were John (or Patrick) CLARKE and Bridget McDERMOTT of Ireland. Elizabeth (Lizzie) DUNNE (1867 - 1955) born Ireland (County Meath ?) and Westfield, MA, married to John J. BRADY (1855 - 1926). If anyone has any connection to these people please get in touch with me. Thanks, Pat O'Connor McHale

Go to familysearch.org, pick Library, pick Catalog, pick film number and type in 1419442. A list of persons to whom premiums for sowing flax-seed in the year 1796 have been adjudged by the trustees of the Linen Manufacture FHL 1419442 Linen Trade Board is Main Author So, for $3.75 you can order the microfilm and check it yourself. Ellen >Extended Description: >The Ulster Historical Foundation has provided this information. If you would >like to know the civil parish location of any individual listed in this >search result and the number of spinning wheels/looms that he/she was awarded >then this is available from the Foundation. They will provide you with this >data together with an assessment of the feasibility of undertaking research >on this individual plus information on sources of potential relevance. The >fee for this service is US$31/UK20 payable by credit card, money order or >cheque. >Please forward your request together with any other information you might >have on your Irish ancestors (e.g. Religious denomination-Roman Catholic, >Presbyterian, Church of Ireland/Episcopalian) together with your payment to: >Ulster Historical Foundation >12 College Square East, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 6DD >Telephone: ++01232 332288 >Fax: ++01232 239885 >Internet: http://www.uhf.org.uk >Email: [email protected] >Source Information: >Ulster Historical Foundation. Flax growers Bounty List 1796. Belfast: >Ulster Historical Foundation, 1999. > > Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS) > > >==== SHAMROCK Mailing List ==== >** Remember! No flames, chain >letters, virus warnings or other off >topic posts should be sent to the >SHAMROCK list ** > > __________________________________________________________________ The NEW Netscape 7.0 browser is now available. Upgrade now! http://channels.netscape.com/ns/browsers/download.jsp Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/

I sent an initial inquiry on Patrick McKeon to the County Sligo Heritage and Genealogy Centre back in April. In June, I received a reply with 4 possible matches and then in July sent another check for research on those matches. By September I had heard nothing, so I sent another letter and a copy of my cancelled check inquiring about my information. To date, I have not received a reply from either letter. Is this normal? Does anyone have any suggestions? Mary Ann Lubinsky

Hi list, Irish Flax Growers List, 1796 TAGGART (most are in Co. Antrim & Co. Down) ID County Surname Given Name 146 Antrim Taggart Widow 231 Antrim Taggart John 333 Antrim Taggart John 441 Antrim Taggart William 513 Antrim Taggart John jun 517 Antrim Taggart John, sen 518 Antrim Taggart Andrew 521 Antrim Taggart John 804 Antrim Taggart Robert 805 Antrim Taggart Gabriel 2154 Armagh Tagart Hugh 2267 Armagh Tagart Owen, jun 2269 Armagh Tagart Patrick 2270 Armagh Taggart Owen, sen 15947 Down Taggart Alexander 15948 Down Taggart John 16838 Down Tegart [Taggart] Richard 16854 Down Tegart [Taggart] William 16868 Down Tegart [Taggart] John 17145 Down Tegart [Taggart] Hugh 18560 Down Tegart [Taggart] Denis 18561 Down Tegart [Taggart] William 18562 Down Tegart [Taggart] John 18567 Down Tegart [Taggart] John 18571 Down Tegart [Taggart] John 23817 Londonderry Tagart [Taggart] Hugh 29658 Leitrim Teagarty Charles 46621 Roscommon Tegart [Taggart] Denis 48186 Tyrone Tagert John 48454 Tyrone Tiggart [Teggart] Ferdinand 48667 Tyrone Tiggart [Taggart] Alexander 48676 Tyrone Tiggart [Taggart] Widow 50343 Tyrone Tigart [Teggart] James 54934 Tyrone Tegart [Taggart] Phelemy 54989 Tyrone Tegart [Taggart] Henry 55066 Tyrone Tagart [Taggart] John McTAGGART (half are in Co. Donegal) ID County Surname Given Name 11775 Donegal McTagart Patrick 11847 Donegal McAtigart [McAttagart] John 11875 Donegal McTagart John 11900 Donegal McTigart [McTagart] Cornelius 11917 Donegal McTagart Patrick 11976 Donegal McAtagurt [McAtagart] Margaret 24421 Londonderry McTaggart Owen 28955 Leitrim McTegart [McTaggart] Andrew 29102 Leitrim McTegart [McTaggart] Thomas 34478 Louth McTegart Bryan 34502 Louth McTegart [McTaggart] Silvester 48621 Tyrone McTiggart [McTeggart] Murphy McENTAGGARTs (all are in Co. Louth or Co. Monaghan) ID County Surname Given Name   32753 Louth McEntegart Owen 32754 Louth McEntegart Michael 34507 Louth McEntegart Alexander 34930 Louth McEntegart Owen 35069 Louth McEntegart William 35224 Louth McEntegart Owen 42498 Monaghan McEntegart Bryan 42499 Monaghan McEntegart James 42501 Monaghan McEntegart Thomas NOTE: My Thomas McENTAGGART was most likely from Co. Monaghan or Co Louth! :) Extended Description: The Ulster Historical Foundation has provided this information. If you would like to know the civil parish location of any individual listed in this search result and the number of spinning wheels/looms that he/she was awarded then this is available from the Foundation. They will provide you with this data together with an assessment of the feasibility of undertaking research on this individual plus information on sources of potential relevance. The fee for this service is US$31/UK20 payable by credit card, money order or cheque. Please forward your request together with any other information you might have on your Irish ancestors (e.g. Religious denomination-Roman Catholic, Presbyterian, Church of Ireland/Episcopalian) together with your payment to: Ulster Historical Foundation 12 College Square East, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT1 6DD Telephone: ++01232 332288 Fax: ++01232 239885 Internet: http://www.uhf.org.uk Email: [email protected] Source Information: Ulster Historical Foundation. Flax growers Bounty List 1796. Belfast: Ulster Historical Foundation, 1999. Happy hunting, Helen (DCGS)

GRIMSBY,Lilly Ann. Born 1820 probably Armagh, migrated to Canada by 1845-1848. Possibly her Father was GRIMSBY, William; Mother ,Ray, Mary Ann . Family may have moved to Tyrone, Donaghmore. Any leads to this family would be greatly appreciated. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, November 03, 2002 4:01 AM Subject: SHAMROCK-D Digest V02 #313

Hi, Any information on this family would be appreciated : CONNOR, Patrick (Patt) born in Leitrim/Roscommon in 1836. Married Ellen, maybe 1860. Alive in 1901 and living in Drumshanbo, Co Leitrim. One son Michael born 17/12/1861. CONNOR, Bridget (Patt's sister). Married Johnny MURRAY. Died in 1899 in Co Roscommon. CONNOR, Catherine (Patt's sister) born 1834. Married Thomas MULHERN 3/9/1854. Died 8/10/1906 in Co Leitrim. There were about seven children. O'CONNOR, Tom (a son of Michael) born in Longford 7/11/1888. Went to east coast of America, had a son Thomas. Thanks, Clive

Sorry! I forgot to put the county. I plead CRS. It's County Carlow. Debbie Honoria BYRNE born before 1819 Ballyloughan, RC Parish of Bagenalstown, married Andrew LAWLER 1839 same location. Daughter Margaret born year or so later also same location. At some point, they emigrated. Location unknown. So far a search of US census records has not revealed anything conclusive. Someone did find on an Irish cd, an Honoria and Margaret about the right ages sailing to the US. This was about 1851. This may or may not have been them. If so, then Andrew must have come over sooner. Debbie

Michael Stanton (b. ca.1820) m. Catherine Reilly (B. ca. 1825) Children: Mary,Michael, Anna, Patrick, Julia all b. Ire. Mary Stanton m. Thomas Hoban Ch: Michael, James,Catherine,Thomas,Anthony, Mary, Anna James Hoban (b. 1873 Ire) m. Winifred Finnegan (b. 1874 NYC) in 1907. Ch: Marie, Winifred, James,Joseph, Francis

Patrick Finnegan (b. 1833) married Esther Bruin (b. 1843) ca. 1860 Dromore West, Ireland, Laehara Chapel. Children: Kate, Patrick, Mary (b. Ire), Winifred, Josephine (b. NYC after 1873)

Hello List from NZ, My ancestor was John MORIARTY from Coom, near Rathmore, Kerry. John lived to 103 years old and had an interesting life. He died in 1904. He was a stonemason who (I think) married Johanna MURPHY from Reanasup. She and a daughter may have died during the famine as John married again in 1858. He married Mary DESMOND and they had 9 children: 1.Cornelius MORIARTY, born in Cloonts, near Rathmore, 1859 married Margaret CRONIN 2. Daniel MORIARTY, born 1861, Cloonts 3. John MORIARTY, born 1862, Cloonts 4. Margaret MORIARTY, born 1866 Millstreet, Cork 5.Johanna MORIARTY, born 1869, Coom, Kerry 6. Denis MORIARTY, born 1871, Coom married Mary SULLIVAN 7. John MORIARTY, born 1873, Coom 8. Patrick MORIARTY, born 1875, Coom 9. Michael MORIARTY, born 1880, Coom My ggfather was John MORIARTY, not listed above, who was the illegitimate child of the above John M (stonemason) and Ellen DONOHOE. Mary DESMOND was the baptismal sponsor and presumably raised him. My John M was born in Cloonts in 1859 and was effectively the 2nd eldest of the children. He emigrated to New Zealand in 1878 and married Abina LUCEY who was from Aubane, near Millstreet, Cork. An interesting set of ancestors and I would be delighted to hear of anybody with possible connections. Cheers Brian Moriarty Nelson, New Zealand

Hello, Listers! I was wondering, if SKS would, please, do a lookup for me. I am looking for TWISS, Alexander, who was a clockmaker, in MALLOW, Cork, 1824. The info. is in: Watchmakers & "Clockmakers of the World, Vol. 1" by BAILLIE, G.H. Since I live in Canada, it is rather difficult for me to get the info. here, and, would appreciate it very much if you would, please, look for it in your local lib for me. :) Thank you so very much. Shannah

All following persons believed born in Co. Cork and to have died in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, USA. Hoping to find towns of origin in Ireland. William ALLEN born ca. 1810 and married Katherine MELVILLE born ca. 1812. Date of death unknown for William- Katherine died Dec. 19, 1898. Estimated marriage date 1831. Children John- WILLIAM-Thomas-Katherine-James-Mary - all born Co. Cork. Family emigrated to Milwaukee-Wisconsin-USA in 1851- moved to Chippewa Falls 1862 Richard COLE born Jan 16,1815 - died Jan 19-1890 and married 1840 to Phyllis JOHNSON born Nov 1-1816- died June 11-1898 William ALLEN- son of William and Katherine married Elizabeth Johnson COLE- daughter of Richard and Phyllis on March 17-1862 in Milwaukee. All family surnames appear in West Cork. I would appreciate any help in improving my sense of direction - genealogical or otherwise Richard Allen Hynson [email protected]

It's Sunday and so our party is over for now.... we have this again around St. Patrick's Day (instead of sending poems etc). Of course you are always welcome to send surname info to any list you are on, however, to get more assistance, you should always put the surnames in the subject line, not things like "Roll Call" or "my interests". I hope this helped at least some of you, and that some connections were made, or help was given. Maura <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Maura Petzolt [email protected] <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> SHAMROCK ROOTS homepage http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/SHAMROCKROOTS Helpful Hints for Successful Searching http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints