41. Limerick Leader - January 17th, 2004 - Features - All Your Local Notes JOACHIM Fisher, will give a lecture on the German Joseph s team will commence a week s service in St the use of modern technology as all the younger members are http://www.limerick-leader.ie/issues/20040117/localnotes.html

Saturday, January 17th, 2004 Features ALL YOUR LOCAL NOTES ABBEYFEALE Abbeyfeale Drama Group is busy rehearsing in preparation for the staging of a comedy at their new Glorach Folk Studio in Convent Street. The play, entitled "A Damsel From Dublin" was written by Thomas King Moylan. It was last staged in Abbeyfeale away back in the late fifties, and older people will remember one oft-repeated line from the play of "Up the rebels, Michael John!" that became something of a humorous catch phrase and youthful rallying call in the area for quite a while afterwards. The present production will be directed by Conleth Dillon and is set for an initial run of two weeks, beginning at the end of January. Included in the cast are Donal de Barra, Donal Woulfe, Thomas Stack, Marie Murphy, Aonghus Mac Domhnaill and Pat Rowley. The organizers of the local St Patrick's Day Parade have again requested that all clubs, groups, individuals, etc., intending to take part in the parade should notify the committee without delay. This is necessary in order to arrange proper insurance cover for the participants. Confirmation of intention to take part must be made, on or before January 25, to the secretary, Sean Broderick. St Ita's Wrenboys staged a very successful fund-raising drive during the holiday period and collected over €3,200. The money was divided between Fr John Moloney`s Mission in the Cameroon and Fr Tim Galvin`s Mission in Sudan.

42. Limerick Leader - June 22nd, 2002 - Features - All Your Local Notes St Joseph s Young Priests Society will hold a Pilgrimage an under ten class for younger competitors, followed be scrutinised by English judge Mr. Matt Fisher. http://www.limerick-leader.ie/issues/20020622/localnotes.html

Saturday, June 22nd, 2002 Features ALL YOUR COUNTY NEWS ABBEYFEALE FR James Canon Neville, PP Abbeyfeale will celebrate the Golden Jubilee of his ordination on this Saturday June 22. Father James was ordained in Maynooth on June 22, 1952 and spent the first six years of his ministry working in the parish of St John's, in Seattle, USA. He returned to Ireland in 1958 and was appointed Curate in Dromin-Athlacca following a short period of temporary work in Ballyhahill-Loughill. He immediately became very involved in the social life of the community, in the GAA and Muintir na Tire, and he also established a local drama group. In 1963 Fr James was transferred to Bruff. Here again, in addition to his priestly duties, he became immersed in the local GAA Club. He helped with novel suggestions for fund-raising to pay for a new stand in the GAA field. More importantly, he concentrated on the youth structures, which bore fruit when Bruff won the county minor hurling championship in 1966. In 1973, Fr James was transferred to Foynes. Again, he became very involved with the local GAA Club and they succeeded in winning a county championship in 1973. Fr James was moved to St Paul's in Dooradoyle in 1979 and oversaw the construction of a new parish church in the Limerick suburbs. Bishop Newman finally transferred Fr James to become Parish Priest of Abbeyfeale in 1988. He was made a Canon of the Cathedral Chapter and Vicar Forane for this area of the diocese. He has introduced many new innovations to the parish, including the Pastoral Council, Eucharistic Ministers, a chapel for the Perpetual Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, new amplification in the church, and the organising of parish missions and retreats. He is also spiritual director of the Legion of Mary, and maintains a very active interest in the local Fr Casey's GAA Club.

43. Irish Emigrant - News And Jobs For The Global Irish Community Scots Guardsmen Mark Wright and James Fisher were convicted of a bone marrow transplant for which her younger brother Philly Patrick Daly (15), from Youghal, Co http://www.emigrant.ie/article.asp?iCategoryID=177&iArticleID=20411

44. Ramsey County Minnesota Genealogy Queries For 2000 and Anne Marie were two of the younger children of possible TERRIAN relatives include Peter, Dora and Joseph. was Timothy Sullivan born in Youghal, County Cork http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/mn/ramsey/queries/q2000.htm

Ramsey County Minnesota Queries Greg Linder Looking for any information concerning Gus or Gustave Linder and/or his wife Mollie, longtime residents on Burr St. in St. Paul's East Side. Son Donald, daughter-in-law Wanda. Gus died between 1950 and 1965 in St. Paul. I am his grandchild. Particularly interested in information concerning his birth and early life in Sweden, where his last name was apparently Johansen (spelling uncertain). Many thanks for any assistance. Robert L. Paul Trying to locate info. on my grandfather and grandmother, Charles Henry Paul -Mathilda Anne Greenwald Maiden name. Last location Wabasha St N. St. Paul. Attended Central Presbyterian Church 500 Cedar St. N. St Paul, Mn, 55101-2281 Phone (651)224-4278. Can you assist me in my search? Robert L. Paul 14205 SW Jenkins Rd. #44 Beaverton, Ore 97005 (503) 641-5218 Kristine Haldiman My Great Grandparents William Hansey and Mary King lived and worked in St. Paul,MN prior to moving to Chicago. They worked at the Radisson Hotel. They married 12/31/1924 in the St. Paul Cathedral. Mary was born in Ireland and had brothers Mike, Coleman, and Pat. William came from Roumania. If anyone has any information regarding any KING family that I may have, I would love to hear from them. Thank you. Kristine Haldiman haldiman@merr.com January 2, 2001

45. Platte Co., NE - 1893 BMDs She was born in Youghal, County Cork, Ireland, and report that George Linaberry, son of Joseph Linaberry, was George and a younger brother, Cornelius, were all http://www.rootsweb.com/~neplatte/vitals/vitals1893.html

NEGenWeb Project PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHS RECORDED IN COLUMBUS NEWSPAPERS Columbus Journal , January 11, 1893 DIED SAUNDERSMary, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Saunders, died Wednesday morning last and was buried in the Columbus cemetery Thursday afternoon, Rev. Elliott conducting the services at the house. The afflicted parents have the heartfelt sympathy of all their acquaintances in the loss of their precious child. SHANKMrs. Hannah C. Shank, wife of the late Rev. Daniel Shank, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Johnson, at Council Bluffs, Sunday, Jan. 8, 1 o'clock p.m. She was Mr. Shank's second wife. The remains were brought to this city, arriving yesterday afternoon, and taken directly to the cemetery. She was aged 66 years, and was the mother of Mrs. P. Albaugh of this city. Columbus Journal , January 18, 1893 MARRIED JENS-SCHRAMTuesday evening, Jan. 10, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Schram, Mr. Charles Jens and Miss Emma Schram, both of this city. Their numerous friends wish the happy couple a long and prosperous life.

46. Dáil Éireann - Volume 231 - 16 November, 1967 - Committee On Finance. - Vote 8 Mr. J. Gibbons A Fisher of men Dr. Joseph Rafferty of the National Museum has written extensively Being younger, they may be more energetic and their staff or http://www.oireachtas-debates.gov.ie/D/0231/D.0231.196711160019.html

HOME Baile DEBATES Díospóireachtaí ... Nascanna Dáil Éireann - Volume 231 - 16 November, 1967 Debate resumed on the following motion: That the Vote be referred back for reconsideration. Mr. James Tully Mr. James Tully Mr. James Tully: The Parliamentary Secretary referred to the arterial drainage of the Boyne. He is not quite as definite as he was a few months ago about the actual starting date. May I assume drainage may not start in February, 1968, as was originally stated? Perhaps if he has the information, he will give it when he comes to reply. I should like a good deal more information from the Parliamentary Secretary on this whole matter. He refers to a number of bridges, et cetera , which have to be dealt with and how expensive these things can be. He referred also to water supplies, sewage disposal systems, et cetera. While I know the Board of Works have been very careful when dealing with bridges in ensuring that they are replaced reasonably satisfactorily, there is a big problem in relation to water supplies and sewage disposal. Taking water first, it is not unknown, when a scheme is carried out over a wide area, to have the water supply systems to private houses, groups and even villages so badly affected as to become unusable. That is a very serious loss to those concerned. Would the Parliamentary Secretary tell us if his Office is responsible and, if not, who is? With regard to sewage disposal, this is a matter which would come up more relevantly under a different heading but, since the Parliamentary Secretary has referred to it, could he tell me now if there is any possibility of having a treated system of sewage disposal? It is just too bad that sizeable towns, to say nothing of individual houses and villages, are allowed to put untreated sewage into waters subsequently used by others, and sometimes for domestic purposes. There is a typical example of this in Drogheda. The sewage comes into the river and people bathe and fish further down. Surely there should be some more hygienic way of dealing with sewage? Industrial waste also goes into these rivers. Everybody is aware of the damage industrial waste has done to fish life. In some cases fish life has been completely wiped out. Perhaps the Parliamentary Secretary may be able to tell us what will happen there.

47. OrphanedFianna Surnames c.1851. Married Joseph HACKETT. They lived 1860, Thomas 1862, Joseph 1864, Edward 1867 the elder, Woodenstown, co. Tipperary, father of Robert Carew, the younger, and Joseph Carew http://www.rootsweb.com/~fianna/surname/orphans1.html

Home New Search Guide ... Z Orphans!!! Large tables take time to LOAD, please WAIT! and CORRECT YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS !! These entries with dead emails have become orphans and will die 1 February 2002 !!! Mc-Z Surname email Details ADAIR A.Tischer ADAIR, Alexander. Born November 12, 1825 in Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan. AHEARN P.Kazlo AHEARN, Daniel (1821-1881). Married Mary HARTNET. Daughters: Ellen (TIMMONS-WALSH), Catherine (COFFEY), and Sarah. Will of 1881, in Burke, NY., USA. AHERNE D.Aherne AHERNE. No further information given. AIKEN J.Aiken AIKEN, c.1850. AIKEN Aiken John and James. Lived at Dunadry, Nr. Belfast, Co.Antrim circa 1850 ALDERDICE D Lott ALDERDICE/ ELDERDICE, Hugh b 1785 Ireland according to cemetary records Gettysburg, Adams Co., PA. Married MYERS Catherine PA 1811. Brothers James d 1836 and John d.18 years old. Alderdice/Elderdice perhaps from CO.Armagh or Antrim. ALGEO KSkinner ALLEN E.Byrne ALLEN, Bridgit. Went to San Francisco, from Co. Clare. ALLEN P.Gee ALLEN, Bridget. Born in Westmeath, c.1851. Married Joseph HACKETT. They lived in Longford. ALLEN C.Smith

48. TIPPEM1 TIPPERARY EMIGRANT INDEX 1828 to 1855. Last updated October, 2002 . 1840 39 Chesham Bucks Joseph / Sarah xx Father = a farmer Father on board. " Looks younger" Says born 6 Jun Ship = http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~maddenps/TIPPEM1.htm

OAS_AD('Top'); TIPPERARY EMIGRANT INDEX : 1828 to 1855 Last updated : October, 2002 . This is the first index of people who were born in Tipperary , Ireland ,and emigrated to Sydney , New South Wales ,or Moreton Bay , Queensland in the years 1828 to 1855 inclusive . See below for details of the second index. The original form of this index is a SPREADSHEET done in "Microsoft Works". It looks much tidier than this version . If you would like to do some serious research on it, contact the author (Peter) on : maddenps@telpacific.com.au and he will send you the original version ,via the internet . ** Please DON'T ask UNLESS you can open MS Works !! If you wish to be part of it (as a researcher "RSCHR") , send clear details of the persons you are researching to Peter at : maddenps@telpacific.com.au Rschr details will be found at the end of the FAQ page . To view the SECOND index of Emigrants from the period 1856 - 1866 , click on : TIPPERARY EMIGRANT DATABASE 1856 - 1866 To view the list of nearly 300 people who were ALMOST Emigrants , but never actually came ,click on: ALMOST EMIGRANT DATABASE A little research on convicts from Tipperary has been lent to me , and you can view it on :

49. Project Gutenberg Titles Folly a story of an Eastern river, by Conrad, Joseph, 18571924 Sketches, by Munk, J. A. ( Joseph Amasa), 1847-1927 Arrow Of Gold, The, by Conrad, Joseph, 1857-1924 http://www.surfsteve.com/gutenberg/titles.htm

Project Gutenberg Titles Use control-f to find keywords This is Project Gutenberg. This list has been downloaded from: "The Official and Original Project Gutenberg Web Site and Home Page" (http://promo.net/pg/) PROJECT GUTENBERG ETEXTS TITLES IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER Last Updated: Saturday 30 March 2002 by Pietro Di Miceli (webmaster@promo.net) The following etext have been released by Project Gutenberg. This list serves as reference only. For downloading books, please use our catalogs or search at: http://promo.net/pg/ Or check our FTP archive at: ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/docs/books/gutenberg/ and etext subdirectories. For problems with the FTP archives (ONLY) email gbnewby@ils.unc.edu, be sure to include a description of what happened AND which mirror site you were using. THANKS for visiting Project Gutenberg. $30,000 Bequest And Other Stories, The, by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 , by Hubbard, Mina Benson , by Lindlahr, Henry, 1862-1924 , by Morley, Christopher, 1890-1957 , by Ray, T. Bronson, 1868- 1492, by Johnston, Mary, 1870-1936 1601, by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910

50. Tinney Surname From A. D. 1700 To A. D. 1776 Report of variant spellings of Teny, Tenney, Tenni, Tennison, Tennyson, Tinn, Tinne, Tinney, Tinning, Tyne, Tynne, Tynney, from A.D. 1700 to A.D. 1776. The Lord Jesus Christ Jews, The House of http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/tingeo3.htm

The Lord Jesus Christ: Jews, The House of Joseph, Gentiles and Heathens A careful study of the TINNEY Surname from Worldwide Origins. Genealogy and Family History Internet Web Directory Search This Site A.D. 1700 To A.D. 1776 A Sample Reference to early Tinney [and variations] Surnames: The Surnames of Scotland, Their Origin, Meaning, and History by George F. Black , Ph. D., page 772, shows Tinning as a local surname recorded in Dumfriesshire. There is a Tininghill or Tynninghill in Dumfriesshire Retours (40,212). John Tinding of Holles, Dumfriesshire, A.D. 1657 ( Dumfries). "Tyning" is not uncommon in English field names, from OE. tynen , to hedge in . Later Scottish Vital Records show the Tinney family to be found mainly in southwest Scotland, principally in Glasgow and the shires of Wigtown, Ayr, Lanark and Renfrew. Since the early Will and Deed Indexes of Scotland show a complete lack of any early record of the family Surname in that Nation, all indications are that the family center originated either from the northern Ireland area, or via the southwest seaports centering in Cornwall County, western England.

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