Philip O'Rourke wrote: > > Hi fellow listers > > I just though that I would inform you of my home Irish Ancestral Page update. > > BANFIELD Births in Ireland 1864-1915 > BANFIELD Marriage Extracts - Diocese of Cork and Ross 1716-1844 > BANFIELD Families in Ireland during Griffith's Valuation, 1848-1864 > BANFIELD deaths in Ireland 1856-1868 and 1880-1888 > KEANE births for Waterford 1865 - 1870 > KEANE births for Kerry 1867 > KEANE entries for Cork from the IGI > Partial index of O'ROURKE births for Wexford and Limerick 1864-1915 > DALTON births for Kerry 1864 -1870 > MEEHAN births for Kerry 1880 1889 > TAAFFE births for Ireland 1887 - 1905 > Kerry marriages 1874 > Kerry marriages 1875 > Kerry marriages 1876 > Kerry marriages Feb. 1887 to Feb. 1888 > Roche Families in County Wexford During Griffith's Valuation 1853 > ROURKE Families in County Wexford during Griffith's Valuation, 1853 > > Do sign my guest book and feel free to leave a query there if you wish. > Good hunting all. > > Regards > Philip > http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/o/r/o/Philip-J-Orourke/ > > Also researching: > BANFIELD..................................... of Kerry>Cork > KEANE........................................... of West Cork > DALTON........................................ of Carrick-on-Suir>Kerry > COUGHLAN................................... of West Cork > O'ROURKE/ROURKE/RORKE..... of Wexford > FURLONG...................................... of Wexford > O'BRIEN /BRYAN.......................... of Limerick>Kilkenny > BRENNAN...................................... of Kilkenny > MEEHAN........................................ of Kerry > TAFFE............................................. of Kerry > FARRELL........................................ of Kilkenny I came home promising myself to do some much needed housekeeping. But first of course, I had to check my email and there was Philip's web site. So much for cleaning. Great job and check it out, many interesting sites listed. I was especially interested in the Titanic list. My gmother, Aunt and 2 uncles had passage from England booked. She did not want to return to US and said she was sick. She came later. I was touched by the Rice family from Canada. A mother and 5 children (no father onboard) all perished. How terrifying for her. I am always struck by how brave our ancestors were, striking out for a new land, knowing the dangers and venturing into the unknown. I am a travel agent so I know we today won't venture away for a week without knowing how often the sheets are changed. My gfather was one of 8 and only 2 left Ireland. Sorry I am rambling. Check out above site. Joan