For anybody who may have Irish connections to Arizona, I have transcribed over 400 grave markers with more than 600 names of Irish individuals or names or names which appeared to possibly be Irish. The burials are from 1960 to present, and are all located located in the Phoenix metripolitan area. The cemeteries are Sunland Cemetery of Sun City AZ, Holy Cross RC Cemetery in Avondale AZ and St. Francis RC Cemetery, Phoenix AZ. I have completed my rounds of the first two, there are still lots more in St. Francis. Just put the suspected surnames in the search engine and see what comes up. Link is below my signature. Best wishes, Tony Riordan triordan@msn.com ______________________________________________________________ THE RIORDAN FAMILY GENEALOGY PAGE: http://www.geocities.com/triordan.geo/gene1.html

Hello Cousins and other researchers! I thought the enclosed message might be of great importance to you all, and, if there Listowners would not mind putting it out on our Mailing List!! Shannah SURNAMES I AM RESEARCHING: In Ontario, Canada: BOND, Sarah Helena, 1819-25.7.1891 HERRAN, Sarah, 1838-5.8.1885 HURD, Barbara, 26.8.1836--4.11.1917 HAYDEN, Joseph Thomas, b. C. 1820 KING, Eliza Jane, d. 1904 THOMPSON, Ellen, 7.2.1842-6.7.1908 THOMPSON, Willimam, b. 1842 NASH, Mildred JARVIS, Jane, 1847-23.1.1905 HARRIS, Mary Adelaide, 1850-1930 HAMPTON, Frances, 1871-1943 SIMMONS, John, b. C. 1860, m. 1892 KELLY, Johanna MOORE, Mary, m. C. 1870 >From Eire: KEEN, John, 1834-1922 MOODIE, Walter Hill, m. 9.7.1902 (S. Africa but r-'tn'd to B.C., Canada) PARSON family--first quarter of the 17th C. RADLEY, Francis, m. C. 1665 RADLEY, Eliza, m. C. 1730-'40 COOPER, Arabelle, m. C. 1690 (Castleisland Town) WILLIAMS, Catherine, 1705-1745 BRADSHAW, Elizabeth, d. 1751 GODFREY, Dorcas, C. 1740-1771 DAY, Eliza, m. 2.7.2747 BASTABLE, Eliza, m. 2.7.1756 CURRY, Frances, d. 4.12.1835 NEWTON, Mary, m. 13.4.1799 MASON, Oliver, m. 05.1896 SUELL, Wm. of MILLTOWN, m. 12.1797 these are marr. related to the TWISS family ----- Original Message ----- From: "Stephanie Barbabosa" <rudegurl1007@hotmail.com> To: <SHAMROCK-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2001 3:26 PM Subject: [SH] www.Kilmainham-Gaol.com Save Irish History > >From Thomas Burke- Webmaster@Kilmainham-Gaol.com > > Dear Sir or Madam, > > a proposal for office blocks opposite Kilmainham Jail is being > considered by Dublin Corporation. These blocks will have a dominating visual > impact onKilmainham Jail, being twice its height. > > Kilmainham Jail is a building of paramount importance in Irish > history, bearing witness to most of the events from the 1798 > Rebellion, the Great Famine, the Rebellions of the 1800s, the Land > War, the 1916 Rising, the War of Independence and the Irish Civil War. > > The planning decision will be made in mid-February, so time is > pressing. > > We are organising a campaign to have the proposed blocks modified. You can > see what is proposed and its visual impact > at www.kilmainham-gaol.com This website can be used to air your > concerns to the public and the planning authority. > > If there is anything you could do help, we would be most grateful. > Yours very sincerely, > > Thomas Burke > Webmaster, > www.Kilmainham-Gaol.com > > > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com > > ______________________________

Hi Listers, Does anyone know a good resource for tracking the changing names of Dublin streets over the years? In particular, I would like to know the current name for Rathmines Terrace, which existed at least up to 1900. Thx in advance for any help anyone can offer. Roy

Hugh MOLLOY was born in Newtown, Kings County in the early 1830s. He was married in Killerna Ireland in 1857 (Source a daughter's birth certificate. Hugh himself registered the birth.) Hugh's occupation in New Zealand was farmer and sheep shearer. his father, James was also a farmer. His wife, Margaret HAVEN born possibly 1838 at Rahan or Rayhan Queens County. Her death certificate gives the place of marriage as Rayhan, Queens County. An unconfirmed source has a son born in Curragh of Kildare and some family history has the family coming from Kildare also. I have tried Expedia Maps and Place Names of Ireland which listed NINE Newtowns in Offaly nothing for Killerna and five suggestions for Rahan. This catholic family arrived in New Zealand 1 January 1864. How do I discover where my family came from? Heather Armstrong

Would anyone have background information on the Barony of Idrone and Baron Lord Arlington. Family myth has it that these land holders may have had land where my "Bradner" great grand parents farmed in the 1800's Bernie Bradner Canada

Thanks to both Dennis and Sean for the Boherbue site. That is the one I was looking for! Pat

Transcribed from the work of Rosemary Ffolliott. Film # 0537921,2. The data is somewhat scattered on this note, however if you want to transfer this to a Microsoft Word Document it is very easy this way. Choose select all/copy and paste to a word document, it will all merge back into neat colums. I do not have the defenitions for the codes in the left column. Dave CAREY CA Tu 21 Apl 1801 on or about 1st Oct. last at Malacca in the East Indies, Mrs Mary Betty, Wife of William Betty Esq and dau of William Carey of Lodge in this Co. TC M 21 Oct 1822 on Saturday morning at Peter's church by the Rev. William Nash, Charles O'Brien Massy Esq, only son and heir of Frederick Massy, Esq of Griston House, Co. Limerick, to Miss Carey only dau and heir of the late Roger Carey, Esq of Kilworth, Co. of Cork (MLB Mary Caroline Carey) TC S 26 Nov 1825 on the 18th inst at her house in Fermoy in the ?80th year of her age, Mary, Relict of the late John Carey Esq of Straw Hill in this Co. CEP M 7 Mch 1791 last Thursday, Mrs Waters relict of the late Mr Chris Waters, formerly an Eminent clothier in this city and sister of the late Matthew Carey Esq CC M 16 Oct 1769 married last Tuesday at Kilworth, Mr Humphrey Crowly of this city, Merchant, to Miss Nancy Carey .. with 1000 pounds CJ Th 23 Aug 1759 this morning was married at St Paul's Church, Peter Carey of Carey's Ville Esq to Miss Ann Lawton, dau to Mr Hugh Lawton, merchant, with 3000 Pounds CEP M 28 Jne 1773 last Friday at his house in Blackpool, Mr Peter Carey, attorney CEP Th 7 Nov 1793 on the 31st ult at Youghall, the lady of Peter Carey junr Esq of a son And heir CMC F 21 Nov 1817 on Sunday at Carey's Ville, Peter Carey Esq in his 80th year TC M 24 Mch 1823 Friday morning at his lodgins on the Parade, Peter Carey Esq of Carey's Ville CA S 15 Aug 1801 yesterday Mrs Carey, widow of the late Peter Carey of this city CEP M 2 Nov 1801 yesterday at Upper Shandon, Jonas Butterfield Esq to Miss Alicia Carey CEP M 3 Apl 1769 died yesterday at Coldharbour, Mrs Ann Carey, relict of the late John Carey of Carey's Ville Esq CEP M 17 Dec 1770 on Saturday last at Killigrohan church, ___ Russel, Esq to Miss Carey (MLB Ann Carey) HC M 17 Dec 1770 last Saturday at Killigrohan church, John Russel, Esq to Miss Carey (MLB Ann Carey) DHJ S 4 Aug 1792 at Cork, the Rev Alexander Grant of the Co of Waterford to Miss A. Carey dau of Peter Carey of Careysville Esq (MLB Ann Carey) CA S 1 May 1813 this morning in the North Main Street, after a tedious illness in the 19th Year of her age, Miss Ann Carey, lamented by a sorrowing mother... CA Th 26 May 1814 on Sunday 22nd inst by the Rev Mr Donovan, Mr James Cleary of George's Street, bootmaker, to Miss Ann Carey of the South Main Street SR S 25 Apl 1818 on Thursday 15th inst, Mrs Ann Sullivan, relict of the late John Sullivan of Springmount Esq and only remaining dau of the late William Carey of Clonmoyle Esq TC M 25 Oct 1824 at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Brompton, the lady of Colonel Carey, 57th Regt., of a son HC M 22 Oct 1792 at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Brompton, the lady of Colonel Carey, 57th Regt., of a son HC M 22 Oct 1792 this day Mr Daniel Carey, assistant surgeon to the North Infirmary CEP M 16 May 1763 Saturday was married Mr John Pedder of this city, merchant, to Miss Carey...considerable fortune (MLB Elizabeth Carey) CMC F 11 Aug 1815 Wednesday last at Clondulane Church in this Co., by the Rev Richard Carey, Stephen Luther Esq of Clonmel, to Eliza 2nd dau of Peter Carey Esq of Carey's Ville Cottage near Fermoy CMI Tu 10 Apl 1821 at Roseville near Fermoy on Monday 2nd inst in the 77th year of her age, Mrs Gertrude Carey, relict of the late Andrew Carey Esq of Killowen in This Co. HC Th 29 Spt 1785 this day at Christchurch, Counsellor Collis o Miss Carey dau of Peter Carey of Carey's Ville Esq (MLB Jane Carey) TC S 23 Jly 1825 in Peter's church by the Rev William R Nash, Mr William Greanger Of Millstreet to Miss Jane Carey dau of the late Andrew Carey of Killowen in this Co. TC S 14 Oct 1826 yesterday morning at her lodgings in Mary Street at the advanced age Of 80, Jane relict of the late William Carey Esq, dau of the late Alderman Randal Westropp of this city CA Tu 22 Feb 1814 on Saturday morning by the Rev Mr Lane, Timothy Creedon Junr Esq Of Thrasherstown to Miss Joanna Carey of Springville in this Co. FDJ S 6 Jne 1767 John Carey of Carey's Lodge Esq to Miss Maunsell of Cork CEP M 28 Jan 1793 at Rathcormuck, John Lewis Carey of the City of Dublin Esq to the Agreeable Miss Mary Willis eldest dau of John Willis of Rathcormuck Esq CEP Th 17 Spt 1795 last week, John Carey of Straw Hill Esq CEP M 27 May 1799 died at Bettiville, John Carey Esq aged 76 CEP Th 5 Jne 1800 in Duncan Street, Mr John Carey, cardmaker TC M 18 Nov 1822 on the 10th inst at St Nicholas Church by the Revd Archdeacon Thompson, John Westropp Carey Esq late of H.M. 30th Reg of Foote, to Margaret 2nd Dau of the Revd Daniel McCarthy TC F 6 Dec 1822 on Saturday in Tralee church, Mr John Carey, Wesleyan Methodist Preacher, to Catherine dau of the late Caleb Palmer Esq of Milltown TC Tu 3 Apl 1827 at Carey's Lodge on the 29th ult, the lady of John Carey Esq of a son CA Tu 4 Aug 1801 on Saturday last, Joseph Carey of Strawhill Esq to Miss Peard, dau of The late Henry Peard of Coole, both of this County DHJ W 16 Jne 1773 at his apartments in the College, Langer Cary Esq counsellor at law TC M 14 Oct 1822 on Wednesday night the lady of the Rev Langar Carey of Clonmel, Of a son HC M 29 Jan 1776 last Thursday Mr ___ Carey, master of a vessel of this port to Miss Bryan HC M 21 Oct 1782 died, the wife of Mr Carey, grocer, of Irish town (presumably this refers To Limerick, not Cork) SR W 11 Nov 1807 on Saturday ast, Richard O'Hea Esq of Carragare in this Co. to Miss Carey, Dau of John Carey Esq late of Straw Hill CEP M 23 Mch 1789 Friday in Halfmoon Street, after a lingering illness, aged 20, Miss Margaret Carey TC Th 4 Oct 1827 of rapid decline, aged 19 years Margaret Theresa, eldest dau of W. Carey Esq of Ballymacmoy in the Co. FDJ Th 20 Oct 1768 Mr John Egor of Killarney to Miss Carey of Cork FJJ S 22 Oct 1768 Mr John Agar of Killarney to Miss Curry of Cork (MLB John Eager and Mary Cary) CEP Th 22 Aug 1793 Monday last, James Connell of Castlelyons Esq to Miss Mary Carey 2nd dau of John Carey of Strawhill Esq CA S 26 Spt 1801 lately at Careysville near Fermoy, Mrs Carey, wife of Peter Carey the Youngers Esq....leaves 6 infant children. HC M 22 Nov 1779 married last Wednesday at Peak, Daniel Daly Esq M.D. to Miss Carey Dau of the late William Carey Esq....1000 pounds (MLB Rebecca Carey) HC M 1 Aug 1785 last Saturday the Rev Mr Carey of Clonmell to Miss Bell dau of Robert Bell of this city, surgeon CMI Tu 11 Jne 1822 Tuesday week at Stradbally church, Co. Waterford, the Rev Robert Carey of Clonmel to Miss Hojell eldest dau of Major Hojell of the Netherlands Service TC S 1 Oct 1825 on Wednesday morning in this city, Mrs Carey relict of the late Roger Carey Esq of Carey's Lodge CA S 19 Jly 1806 lately at Bristol after a tedious lying-in, Mrs Sophia Carey late of this city CEP M 8 Nov 1773 in Christchurch, Mr John Jefferys to Miss Susanna Carey both of this city CA Tu 22 Feb 1814 on Saturday evening in Cove Street after a decline of years, Mrs Carey, Wife of Mr Theophilus Carey of Lodge HC Th 15 Apl 1790 this day on Fenn's Quay, Mr Thomas Carey, attorney CG W 22 May 1793 last week, Mr Thomas Carey, 2nd son to the Rev Mr Carey of Gurrane SR S 4 Mch 1826 at his house Blackrock yesterday morning, the lady of Captain W. Carey Of a dau CMI Tu 29 May 1821 at Castletown Roche on Thursday 17th inst., Mrs Carey aged 78 years, relict Of the late William Carey of Ballymacmay in this Co. Esq

I am trying to find passenger list for 1849-50 that arrived in Canada. My family came from Ireland, settled in Paris, Ontario for several years before coming to Michigan. Have been trying to find which ship they sailed on, and if there would be records for part of the family that died at sea. Thanks for any help that you may have. JoAnn

These searches allow you to locate any townland, parish or village in each of Ireland's thirty-two counties. http://www.irishplacenames.com/ http://www.seanruad.com/ Mapquest.com can get to the parish but not the townland. http://wwwrd.0mm.com/map019002 Global Gazetteer is a directory of 2880532 of the world's cities and towns, sorted by country and linked to a map for each town. A tab separated list is available for each country. http://www.calle.com/world/index.html Then, consult Lewis' Topographical Dictionary for a narrative description of the parish at the time of Griffith's Valuation. Ellen Heather Armstrong wrote: > > Hugh MOLLOY was born in Newtown, Kings County in the early 1830s. > He was married in Killerna Ireland in 1857 (Source a daughter's birth certificate. Hugh himself registered the birth.) Hugh's occupation in New Zealand was farmer and sheep shearer. his father, James was also a farmer. > > His wife, Margaret HAVEN born possibly 1838 at Rahan or Rayhan Queens County. > Her death certificate gives the place of marriage as Rayhan, Queens County. > > An unconfirmed source has a son born in Curragh of Kildare and some family history has the family coming from Kildare also. > I have tried Expedia Maps and Place Names of Ireland which listed NINE Newtowns in Offaly nothing for Killerna and five suggestions for Rahan. > > This catholic family arrived in New Zealand 1 January 1864. How do I discover where my family came from? > Heather Armstrong > > ==== SHAMROCK Mailing List ==== > **Civil Registration began in Ireland > in 1864. Before that time, you will > need to access parish registers. See > http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints **

On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Pat Lewis wrote: > I was checking thru my book marks after a major crash, and found them > fine , but there is a site that seems no longer in existance. I was > alble to get into it quite well last spring/summer. It told about > Boherbue, Cork, the church ( Immaculate Conception) and a nice parklike > place to visit while in area, and some real estate info. > Is there anyone knowing anything abou this site? Did it move ? Go down? > I would like to contact the person there for information. Also about > Kanturk area. > My paternal grand and gg & gggparents from this area. > Thank you in advance. > > Pat > mystarz@mindspring.com Pat - there's a pix of the I.C. church at www.boherbue.com regards, SeanRuad~ *{:-) near Boston Project Director for _The IreAtlas Project_ Phase II, Part 1 (Towns & Townlands) is now complete - you are invited to visit our web site at http://www.seanruad.com || COMMENTS WELCOME of the BRODERICKs of Ballymalis, Beaufort, Co. Kerry, near the castle, and the WHELTONs of Desert, Clonakilty, Co. Cork, near the quarry - e-mail: seanruad@world.std.com tel: 7 days ( EST 7am-4pm only ) (781) 646-3236 ^^^^^^^^^^^^ snail mail: 1424 Massachusetts Avenue Arlington, MA 02476-4134 USA

Somehow the following came to me - Gus Ellis On Fri, 19 Jan 2001, Pat Lewis wrote: > I was checking thru my book marks after a major crash, and found them > fine , but there is a site that seems no longer in existance. I was > alble to get into it quite well last spring/summer. It told about > Boherbue, Cork, the church ( Immaculate Conception) and a nice parklike > place to visit while in area, and some real estate info. > Is there anyone knowing anything abou this site? Did it move ? Go down? > I would like to contact the person there for information. Also about > Kanturk area. > My paternal grand and gg & gggparents from this area. > Thank you in advance. > > Pat > mystarz@mindspring.com Pat - there's a pix of the I.C. church at www.boherbue.com regards, SeanRuad~ *{:-) near Boston Project Director for _The IreAtlas Project_ Phase II, Part 1 (Towns & Townlands) is now complete - you are invited to visit our web site at http://www.seanruad.com || COMMENTS WELCOME

I have a complete listing of burial records in the City Cemetary, Belfast and Clifton Road Cemetary, Belfast for the above mentioned surnames. Will gladly do lookups. Barbara

I was checking thru my book marks after a major crash, and found them fine , but there is a site that seems no longer in existance. I was alble to get into it quite well last spring/summer. It told about Boherbue, Cork, the church ( Immaculate Conception) and a nice parklike place to visit while in area, and some real estate info. Is there anyone knowing anything abou this site? Did it move ? Go down? I would like to contact the person there for information. Also about Kanturk area. My paternal grand and gg & gggparents from this area. Thank you in advance. Pat mystarz@mindspring.com

Have just found out that family members lived in Kansas City Missouri, Platte Co in 1939 and possibly earlier This would be the surname MURPHY ..either a JAMES MURPHY and wife sometime after 1889 and for sure a JOHN MURPHY and wife....in Feb of 1939 This MURPHY family would be kin to the O'KANE / KEANE / KANE surname of Mylerstown, Co Kildare and at one time lived in Rochester, Pennsylvanina, Beaver Co in the 1880's.... The JOHN MURPHY family in 1939 was mentioned in the obit of Mrs Murphys aunt...Sister Bridget Kane who was a nun in the convent of the Society of the Sacred Heart in St Joseph Mo. Mr and Mrs John Murphy attended her funeral in 1939 and possibly the funeral of Mrs Murphys other aunt MaADAM CATHERINE KANE of the same order at St Joseph Mo in May of 1929 when she died... Both Sister Bridget and Catherine Kane were sisters of my G-G-grandfather PATRICK O'KEANE/KEANE who was a tailor in Rochester Pa Beaver Co back in the 1870-1880's. Evidently one of the unknown KANE sisters of Patrick married a Murphy either in Ireland or in the US ...hopefully when the Sisters of The Society of the Sacred Heart in St Joseph Mo get all the information togeather on these 2 Kane sisters and get it to me the names of all the 9 siblings will be mentioned ... Known KANE siblings are Patrick, Bridget, Catherine [both nuns] Elizabeth who married a Michael John O'CONNOR [tailor br 1858 Co Cork, Ire] ] in 1883 Ire came to this country in 1884 a few days befor Patrick's untimely death to go into business with him in his Tailor business and a bro Michale..there were 9 children in the KANE/KEANE family I do not know the other names yet. All br in Ireland. There was a MRS MURPHY of Rochester Pa who in 1885 took Patricks youngest child Margaret out of the Orphanage in Pittsburgh Pa and returned her in 1889 no first name of Mrs Murphy was listed. At Patrick O'Keane/Kane funeral inSept 1884 Rochester PA. there was as a pall bearer a JAMES MURPHY named... I think that in 1889 the Murphys left Rochester Pa and went to Kansas City Mo or St Louis Mo 1st even Ashland Ky befor coming to Kansas City Mo. The O'Connors left Rochester Pa in 1889 and went to Ashland Ky and then to Huntington WV. There was in Sister Bridget's obit [1939] mention of 3 nieces ...Mrs John Murphy of Kansas Mo., Mayme Burkhart of Huntington WV [elizabeth O'Connor nee Kane oldest daughter] and Margaret Walsh of Sheffield England.... Would anyone know of my MURPHY family in Kansas City Mo.? Or my Margaret Walsh in Sheffield England? I cked Co Kildare re surnames and both Murphy and Walsh are known names there...so maby there were 2 other unknown Kane sisters that married in Ireland and left the country... Thank you SLC

I need someone from Ireland to advise me about the Irish law re: confidentiality on wills, etc. I received a copy of the will of my husband's grandmother that died in 1914 as well as a memorandum regarding a marriage trust established in 1850. Both documents were done by a firm in Dublin(still in phonebook), although the family was from Londonderry. If I wrote to the law firm, would they be allowed to give me any information? Thanks, Julie, Washington State, USA __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - Buy the things you want at great prices. http://auctions.yahoo.com/

Dear Listers: John Morrow was born near Darlington, Wisconsin 4/19/1865. His father, John (mother unknown) emigrated to Canada from County Cavan with his father (James) and siblings. Prior to 1891 he moved to Raton, New Mexico. He married Virginia F. Dale of Raton in 1891. He became an attorney; served in House of Representatives of New Mexico; as city attorney of Raton; as President of Board of Education of Raton. He was elected to the US Congress in 1923 and served until 1929. I would like to be in touch with anyone who may be familiar with John and Virginia Morrow. I am especially interested in the ancestry of John. I'd also like to know if he had children and if so, names and progeny. Your assistance would be most appreciated. Joanne from West Seneca, NY

>From today's L O C A L A N C E S T O R S N E W S distributed biweekly Editorial - Launch of Placenames of Ireland ------------------------------------------------------- From Derry to Kerry, Killarney to Blarney, it is now possible to identify any placename in any county with Local Ireland's new service, the Placenames of Ireland. This search allows you to locate any town or townland, parish or village in each of Ireland's thirty-two counties. Hope you find it of some use in your searching. Check it out at http://www.irishplacenames.com/ Gus Ellis

With the permission of Carol Hepburn, Coordinator for the IrelandGenWeb http://www.irelandgenweb.com - I am posting the counties that are vacant and are in need of hosting for our project -- Cavan Clare Leitrim Louth Offaly If you have an interest in these counties and can do a basic webpage, maybe you would be interested in joining this worthwhile endevour to bring information to county researchers. If so, please go to the IGW main page, and contact Carol Hepburn at her email address. Thanks, Maura Petzolt host for Waterford and Meath <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Maura Petzolt mpetzolt2@webtv.net <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> SHAMROCK ROOTS homepage http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/SHAMROCKROOTS Helpful Hints for Successful Searching http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints

Hi, I am glad to announce a new page for County Meath which is part of the IrelandGenWeb. I had the Meath page for IGW awhile back but gave it up, and now am happy to host it again. The page is at http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/meath I welcome your comments, additions, suggestions.... I hope this page will be an excellent resource for those searching in County Meath. You will note a section for homepages dealing with ancestors from County Meath; I will be glad to list your homepage there! Just go to that section and follow the guidelines - please send info to the address given on that page, not this one. Several pages are still under development, and if you have any suggestions for links, or information just let me know.. I'm open to suggestion! Again, I hope this page will be a great resource for researchers in County Meath. Maura Petzolt County Waterford and County Meath host for IrelandGenWeb at http://www.irelandgenweb.com <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Maura Petzolt mpetzolt2@webtv.net <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> SHAMROCK ROOTS homepage http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/SHAMROCKROOTS Helpful Hints for Successful Searching http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints

I used Google with the words passenger + Sligo and immediately had several responses. Sort through them and you may find that golden nugget you seek. Ellen Doreen & Max Layfield wrote: > > I have seen some sites on the list > on previous occasions, but because > of not thinking outside the 9 dots > deleted them. > > Could some kind person who knows > of online searching sites for shipping > passenger lists, so that I may find my > ancestors that possibly went > from either Sligo or elsewhere in Ireland, > to the states from around 1844 onwards. > > hope someone can assist > > Max > in Australia > > ==== SHAMROCK Mailing List ==== > ** Visit TIARA for many helpful links > http://www.tiara.ie **