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- Comment for: Gerry Regan
- nealogist based in Dublin since 1990. My background can be found at: www.heirsireland.com. My main area of practice is probate genealogy, locating rightful heirs in iinternational ntestate estates. I also spend a lot of time in the GRO research room in Dublin so I have extensive experience in civil registration. I have lectured on Irish genealogy in Ireland, the U.S., Canada and the U.K. My husband and I will be speaking in Waltham, Massachusetts at Celtic Connections conference in August (15th and 16th). I'd be happy to answer brief questions as needed. …
- Added by Eileen M. ÓDúill, CG at 10:30am on May 31, 2014
- Comment on: Topic 'Welcome to the Flock!'
- me from Dublin. In 2007 my sisters and our husbands travel to Ireland for a little research and a wonderful trip to discover what it means to be Irish. While the genealogy search didn't produce any results,it was a wonderful opportunity to see not only the areas of family origins but as much of the rich countryside from south of Dublin all up the west side of Ireland and parts of Northern Ireland where the Dougherty name is so abundant. I continue to search for records of our ancestors in Ireland and have a blog telling my genealogy stories. Since I live and work in the USA as a building designer only my spare time is allocated to the joy of researching family. Hoping to connect with cousins on the beautiful green isle and elsewhere.…
- Added by Ada Kornmeyer at 1:35pm on August 10, 2014
- Blog Post: Carlow County Museum - A Snapshot of Ireland's Heritage & History
From ancient archeological treasures and…- Added by Celtic Tours World Vacations at 11:02am on June 5, 2014
- Comment on: Topic 'Anybody ever done any DNA testing for heritage?'
- Our own Alannah Ryane is a big advocate of this genealogy approach.
- Added by Gerry Regan at 2:35pm on May 2, 2013
- Topic: When it comes to Genealogy it's not the Devil that is hidden in the details, but the Forgotten Journeys.
- . Snap shot of my Female ancestors that Immigrated to the USA from Ireland & Scotland, listed on the 1900 USA Census. Mary Barrett (McQuaid), Monson Mass, arrived 1880, age 64, 7/9 Children alive. Mary O'Day (Moriarty), Monson Mass, arrived 1853, age 54, Widow, 8/9 Children alive, lives on Main St, a few doors down from her Mother in Law, Mary Griffen (Moriarty), Monson Mass, arrived 1884, age 78, widow, 5/9 Children alive. Mary Collins (Lynch), Indian Orchard Mass, arrived 1869, age 54, Widow, 7/12 Children alive. Rebecca Mary Robertson(Flynn), Ludlow Mass, arrived 1887, age 42, Widow, 5/6 Children alive, she lives with her Mother in law, Rose Brecken (Flynn), age 75, Widowed, 2/10 children alive. Total 34/55 Children alive. 21 Died before their mother. Average of 9.2 children per mother. Total 1/6 Husbands alive. 5 Died before their wives.…
- Added by Timothy McQuaid at 2:34pm on October 3, 2013
- Comment for: Sarah Nagle
- Thanks for the warm welcome Sarah. Looking forward to exploring some history and genealogy here.
- Added by John Coffey at 12:12pm on December 14, 2014
- Blog Post: A Day in the Life of Irish Genealogists: Q&A With Nicola Morris, Helen Kelly
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- Added by The Wild Geese at 6:48pm on March 30, 2013
- Comment on: Topic 'Welcome to the Flock!'
- War. I live in Ohio but I've been to Ireland twice, most recently last April. I'm a genealogy enthusiast and I write for genealogy magazines. I am also the author of several Irish-themed books, including my recently published novel, Grace's Pictures. It's about an Irish immigrant girl who comes through Ellis Island. She uses the newly introduced Brownie camera and gets in trouble when gangsters don't want their faces known to the police. I hope you'll check it out. I've recently advertised the book on the Green Pages. I look forward to connecting with folks here who share interests! Here is my website if anyone is interested: www.cindyswriting.com…
- Added by Cindy Thomson at 1:58pm on July 23, 2013
- Comment on: Topic 'Welcome to the Flock!'
- . Most of my time is spent between caring for my family and running a small independent film company. I became passionate about Ireland when I began researching my families lineage. Unbeknownst to even my dad, he is a first generation American with his father having immigrated to the US in 1914 at the age of 18. Our family is rooted in Co. Kerry, living in Kenmare since the early 1800's. I have visited Ireland every year over the last 5 and will be back in May 2015 once again. My genealogy research is in full swing with hopes of locating family members still residing in the area. I look forward to meeting many more amazing people with the same passion I have for this stunning country and its history.…
- Added by Lisa Shea Megna at 6:24pm on September 10, 2014
- Blog Post: Great Great Grandad John Doherty's Pension
I live in County Clare, Ireland. All my family originate from the West Of Ireland, My GGGrandad John Doherty was a pensioner in 1866. The only way…
- Added by Raymond Patrick Doherty at 8:38am on January 25, 2016
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