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Tom (Webmaster) What is the address for the Cork GenWeb Site Update?

Hello, fellow subscribers: I'm new to this site - a "novice" when it comes to uncovering my Irish roots. In September, I will be visiting Ireland. We plan to meet (for the first time) some distant relatives in County Wexford. I want to make reservations near their homes, however, I cannot find any references to "BallyCogley" or "Tom Haggard" on a map or in a guidebook. Does anyone know where these towns/villages are located? Also, any suggestions on where to stay? I'm researching the SINNOTT family. Thanks lots. M from Michigan

Sorry, the site address is http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlcor/ ----- Original Message ----- From: CorkWeb To: Meath Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2000 1:36 PM Subject: Cork GenWeb Site Update For those of you that may have ancestors in Cork as well, we have updated the Cork GenWeb Site with new content. 1. Cork Property owners list. Many were from other counties. (2300 records) 2. Tithe List form early 1800's (3000 records) 3. Christening, Marriage, Death, and Cemetery Records database. 4. New site search engine. 5. Surname query board has over 4300 searchable messages. We would welcome your visit. Tom Webmaster

For those of you that may have ancestors in Cork as well, we have updated the Cork GenWeb Site with new content. 1. Cork Property owners list. Many were from other counties. (2300 records) 2. Tithe List form early 1800's (3000 records) 3. Christening, Marriage, Death, and Cemetery Records database. 4. New site search engine. 5. Surname query board has over 4300 searchable messages. We would welcome your visit. Tom Webmaster

I am looking for Pierce's. I would assume the town was named after someone by the name of PIERCE. Is there any information on the origin of PIERCETOWN. Carol Magee << In reply to Edel Codd's posting re: Horetown National School. There is no school in Horetown itself. The nearest schools would be (1) Clongeen, (2) Newbawn, (3) Taghmon, and (4) Carroreagh (sometimes spelt as Caroreigh). Horetown itself is only a townland of Foulksmills as would be say Johnstown to Duncormick, (not Johnstown Castle, this is in PIERCETOWN). The name "town" doesn't necessarily indicate the presence of "a town", more often just a gathering of anything from a single house (not necessarily inhabited or even habitable) to whatever. A case of when is a town not a town? When you're in Ireland of course! I hope this clarifies the matter. slainte. Cyril Newsome... Co. Wexford (as opposed to The Town). >>

Listers- I have received many requests re where I obtained the all inclusive (baronies/parishes/church and school locations) map for Wexford so I thought I would post the info for anyone interested in ordering- 1901 Vintage Irish County Maps-(for individual Counties) Quintin Publications, 22 Delta Dr., Pawtucket RI, 02860 tele-# (from US) 1-800 747-6687 order online-www.quintinpublications.com Nancy ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

In reply to Edel Codd's posting re: Horetown National School. There is no school in Horetown itself. The nearest schools would be (1) Clongeen, (2) Newbawn, (3) Taghmon, and (4) Carroreagh (sometimes spelt as Caroreigh). Horetown itself is only a townland of Foulksmills as would be say Johnstown to Duncormick, (not Johnstown Castle, this is in Piercestown). The name "town" doesn't necessarily indicate the presence of "a town", more often just a gathering of anything from a single house (not necessarily inhabited or even habitable) to whatever. A case of when is a town not a town? When you're in Ireland of course! I hope this clarifies the matter. slainte. Cyril Newsome... Co. Wexford (as opposed to The Town).

Since I have been busy with work, my son's wedding and planning a trip to Ireland, I have not had a chance to go back to the census. But I received an interesting list yesterday. It is the confirmation list for Ballyculane parish 1893, provided by the parish priest via a helpful person in Wexford. According to him the church records are in poor shape. Since the records are done as usual by the winner of the townland's worst handwriting competion, on some you will get my best guess with a ? It is the only record found of my gfather** and also lists a cousin*. Confirmation was done about the age of 12. It gave me an Angela's Ashes moment thinking of these scrubbed clean happy boys. John Furlong Thomas? Murphy John O'Grady James Murphy Patrick Stafford** John Keating Henry Malerly?? Thomas Colfer? William Walsh Mehl? Nurphy Patrick H?? Jas. Cullen Maurice Fitzgerald A?? Doyle John Banville Patrick Keely Michael Furlong Martin Ryan James C?? Thomas Foley James Foley? Philip Kehoe Ned Fowler? Patrick Dalton? James Quinn? Matthew Cullin? James Doyle William Bearney Patrick Murphy James Keane Patrick Hughes? Michael Barran? Martin Walsh? Thomas Egan Patrick Egan James Murphy Patrick Murphy Jas. Keating Martin Kehoe Patrick Larkin Edw. Carbery* Jas. Roe Peter Cullitin? James Breen Matthew Fitzgerald Patrick Walsh? Michael Murphy James Power Joseph Culletin James Caul James Gleesire?? Nicholas Finn Edward Murphy John J ?ubri?t John Rossiter Peter Meyler John Meyers?? John Howlett Patrick Bar?? Peter Doyle John Duffin Some I did not have even a best guess. Joan

The school is probably called Horetown National School. You can find the name of the local parish at www.ferns.ie. Edel Codd, CA Researching: Codd, Fardy, Doyle, Roche, Power, Morris, Fling, Murray, Walsh/Welsh in Co. Wexford; Ashe, Brosnan, Mannix, Flaherty, Murphy, Deane, Griffin, Kennedy, and Mansfield in Co. Kerry; and branches of sundry in the USA

I have a Poole and Kehoe connection. website address www.geocities.com/drk4779

In a message dated 07/21/2000 6:01:51 PM Central Daylight Time, WEXFORD-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: > drk4779@idcnet.com What's the URL of the your website? I'd like to visit. Lester J. Hartrick Visit the Hartrick Clan Website at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hartrickclan

I have an all inclusive map of County Wexford-showing the church and school locations-There is a Nat'l school and a church-side by side -north of Horetown-(just north of a smaller region-Cullenstown)in the barony of Shelmaliere West-Does anyone know the names of this school or church-- Or where I could find this info on the web? Thanks Nancy mailto:ncell@hotmail.com ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi Pam, How do we get to your web-site. Carolyn Maine

I have Pooles married to my Kehoe's Check out my website. Pam Kehoe Wisconsin

Here's a silly question... any chance of the POOLE families of Wexford, Old Ross, Taghmon may have been O'TOOLE's?? > From: Dead River Gifts <drg@tdstelme.net> > Reply-To: drg@tdstelme.net > Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2000 21:49:09 -0400 > To: WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [WEX] O'Toole Family > Resent-From: WEXFORD-L@rootsweb.com > Resent-Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2000 18:49:42 -0700 > > We are researching the O'Toole family from Wexford Co. Any infomation on > my G.G. Greanfather Nicholas O' Toole and wife Mary, his son James > O'Toole Born: 1824. Need any infomation anyone has on Nicholas and James > and their siblings. Thank you. > > Carolyn > > > ============================== > Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

Hi List, This just an update of my Kehoe branch to see if anyone out there has any connections Descendants of John Kehoe Generation No. 1 JOHN KEHOE was born Abt. 1835.He married SARAH STYLES 21 February 1857 in Wexford, She was born Abt. 1838. Children of JOHN KEHOE and SARAH STYLES are: JAMES KEHOE, b. 04 February 1857, Wexford, d. Bet. 1894 & 1917. MARTIN KEHOE, b. 17 January 1859. THOMAS KEHOE, b. 09 December 1860. JOHN KEHOE, b. 01 Feb 1863; m. BRIGID CURRAN, 21 Oct 1918 in Wexford, WILLIAM KEHOE, b. 06 April 1867. JOHN KEHOE, b. 01 February 1871. Generation No. 2 2. JAMES KEHOE was born 04 February 1857 in Wexford, and died Bet. 1894 & 1917. He married MARGARET DREALON 27 November 1880 in Wexford, She was born Abt. 1882 Married in the church of the Immaculate Conception, Wexford: Witnesses to the Marriage were Martin Kehoe & Mary Drealon: James's Occupation at this time is stated as Sailor: His address "Cromwells Fort, Wexford" Her address "Kings Street, Wexford" Children of JAMES KEHOE and MARGARET DREALON are: JOHN KEHOE, b. Abt. 1882, Wexford, Co.Wexford. MARY KEHOE, b. Abt. 1884, Wexford, Co.Wexford. MAY KEHOE, b. Abt. 1887, Wexford, and Co.Wexford. WILLIAM THOMAS KEHOE, b. 17 Nov 1891, Folly, Wexford; d. 1963 London. JAMES KEHOE, b. Abt. 1894, Wexford, Generation No. 3 1. JOHN KEHOE, b. Abt. 1882, Wexford, Co.Wexford. 2. MARY KEHOE was born Abt. 1884 in Wexford, Co.Wexford. She married TOM HAYDEN Abt. 1914. He was born Abt. 1890. 3. MAY KEHOE was born Abt. 1887 in Wexford, Co.Wexford. She married PETER NOLAN Abt. 1915. He was born Abt. 1892. 4. WILLIAM THOMAS KEHOE was born 17 November 1891 in Folly, Wexford, and died 1963 in Deptford. London. He married LILY ELIZABETH PALMER 05 December 1917 in Greenwich, London, daughter of MATHEW PALMER and ELIZABETH SUNDERLAND. She was born 22 October 1897 in Rotherhithe London, and died 1967 in Deptford, London. He was baptised at the RC Church of the Assumption, Wexford His Godparents were John Kehoe & Bridget Walsh. William was awarded the Military Medal for his Bravery on the field of battle During WW1 5. JAMES KEHOE was born Abt. 1894 in Wexford, Co.Wexford. He married MAY ??? Abt. 1919. She was born Abt. 1897. All The Best John

Hi: I am trying to find out information on Thomas Acres Ogle, who was born in the mid 1880s; his father was George Ogle. Thomas was a militia captain and resided at Logan-Shade Carn, County Wexford. He wrote three books. The first one, "Wild Flowers of Poetry", I was able to find in Dublin. However, I am looking for the other two books, "The Rose of the Forest" and "The Irish Militia Officer". Also, I am looking for the two songs he wrote which were quite popular in the 1870s. I would like to find out more information on Thomas' parents and about where and when he died. Donna

The genealogist I had in Dublin in 1996 said that I could find the cancellation pages of the Valuations in the Family History Center. Does anyone know what I look under? I have not seen in the catalog microfiche. Milli

Hi everyone, Does anyone know if the R.C parish registers in Aldershot, England have been filmed or copied? Thank you . Eileen Campbell