Show Posts

This section allows you to view all posts made by this member. Note that you can only see posts made in areas you currently have access to.


Messages - Karamazov

Pages: [1]
1
Down / Re: Ros Davies' County Down Website is Back!
« on: Tuesday 12 June 18 16:59 BST (UK)  »
Great news - I've really missed Ros's site while it's been down. Ready to plunge back in!
Thanks for posting.

2
Down / Re: Moses Barnett, Ballyculter
« on: Sunday 12 February 12 12:30 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Elwyn,
thanks for your reply.  I had already come across this info on Ros Davies's fantastic Co. Down website and have also come across a record of an indenture between Moses Barnett and others from 1828 at http://ied.dippam.ac.uk/records/44920
These two pieces of info tally with each other as the indenture records his wife as Elizabeth Kearns. 
However, also on Ros's site I have come across a reference to a Catherine Press of Ballyculter who married Moses Barnett c 1814 and who is buried in Old Court chapel graveyard. are we therefore talking about two different Moses Barnetts, possibly father and son? If so, which one is which and which is the father of Jane Barnett, my great-great grandmother?
perhaps this could be clarified if there is some kind soul out there who could check out the graves at Old Court graveyard in Strangford where all seem to be buried?
thanks again.

3
Down / Moses Barnett, Ballyculter
« on: Sunday 12 February 12 01:45 GMT (UK)  »
I'm seeking further information re a Moses Barnett from Ballyculter/Strangford who was the father of Jane Barnett.   Moses Barnett died sometime before the marriage of his daughter Jane Barnett who married William Hoey on 20th June 1842.  William Hoey was a Wesleyan Minister in Dungannon at the time of the marriage.  any information re spouses, siblings and children of any of the above would be much appreciated. thanks.

4
Donegal / Re: Reynolds and Cassidy of Ballyshannon (Corker, Kilbarron and Creevey)
« on: Tuesday 02 August 11 00:42 BST (UK)  »
Hi Aghadowey,
Thanks for the speedy response.  I have already got birth info for all ten children of Bernard Reynolds and Biddy Cassidy - it's just that i didn't want to overload with too much information in my first post on this board. 
I'd be interested in any siblings of Bernard Reynolds or any more information about who his parents were.  I think he had a brother called John Reynolds but probably other siblings that i'm not aware of.  (I have info re this John Reynolds' marriage to Alice Gallagher of Coolmore Ballyshannon on 31 jan 1864 plus 1901 census info John Reynolds where his name was recorded as Reyonalds but no further info about when he or his wife died.   I can't find any record of them in the 1911 census so assume they both died between 1901 and 1911). 

I think this is the sort of info i would only be able to get from the Kilbarron parish records as i have not got any further on this via the familysearch.org website.  There are lots of Reynolds in Ballyshannon so without being able to see their father's and mother's names I can't  tell with certainty which branch they are from ...I was over in Dublin just recently and looked at the Kilbarron baptismal records on microfilm in the National Library but as there are only  records from 1864 onwards i was only able to use it to verify exact dates of birth/baptism for Bernard and Bridget's children - unfortunately, i didn't manage to get any further info on their parents' generation so it looks like i might have come to the end of the road on going any further back - unless someone out there knows different ....

5
Ireland / Re: World War II research - HOEY
« on: Monday 01 August 11 23:59 BST (UK)  »
I have a photo of Hoey Family from Ballyshannon must have moved to Lancashire, England then on to Australia or Canada.  Before they left England brought lots of photos to the house for my late mother to see, the photo ended up on the Ballyshannon site.  I took a copy of it before the site closed down when the scanner is free I will copy the photo then send you a private message to e-mail me.

I think the mother and father are William and Lizzie. children Bobby, Willie, James, Paddy, Dick, Angela, Rita, Pat, Tess, Kath, Anne, Frankie, Brendan

The Hoey family mentioned above include my grandparents, father and assorted uncles and aunts. You're right with all the names you mention.  Some of William and Lizzie's childen emigrated to England and some to USA but none  to Australia.  I grew up with a copy of this family photo in our living room ....

6
Donegal / Reynolds and Cassidy of Ballyshannon (Corker, Kilbarron and Creevey)
« on: Monday 01 August 11 23:37 BST (UK)  »
I'm looking for any further information re the parents or siblings  of Bernard Reynolds (born circa 1842) and Bridget (Biddy) Cassidy (born circa 1844). They married 29 October 1865 in Pettigo, Co Donegal.  Bernard Reynolds' death was registered in Ballyshannon between Jan-Mar 1919.  As for when Bridget died, all I have been able to glean so far is  that she was alive at the time of the 1901 census but is not recorded in 1911 so presumably died between 1901 and 1911.  On the marriage record his father is named as John Reynolds and hers as Thomas Cassidy but other than these names I have no further information on either John or Thomas.   
I think Bernard and and Bridget had 10 children.  I am particularly interested in the line from their eldest son, John Reynolds, my great-grandfather, (b 21 Jan 1868, died May 1940) through his daughter, Elizabeth, my grandmother, born 23/08/1907, died 6/5/1982.  She marred William Hoey (possibly in Letterkenny???) and they lived with their large family in Ballyshannon.
I have lots of queries re William Hoey, but I'll leave these for a separate posting.
This is my first post, so any information or pointers on Reynolds/Cassidy would be greatly appreciated.
With thanks ....

7
Ireland / Re: World War II research - HOEY
« on: Monday 28 February 11 11:36 GMT (UK)  »
I have a photo of Hoey Family from Ballyshannon must have moved to Lancashire, England then on to Australia or Canada.  Before they left England brought lots of photos to the house for my late mother to see, the photo ended up on the Ballyshannon site.  I took a copy of it before the site closed down when the scanner is free I will copy the photo then send you a private message to e-mail me.

I think the mother and father are William and Lizzie. children Bobby, Willie, James, Paddy, Dick, Angela, Rita, Pat, Tess, Kath, Anne, Frankie, Brendan


Hello Rathmore,
I stumbled across this message via a Google search - you are mentioning my grandparents and father (Bobby).  I know the photo you are referring to and would be grateful if you could email me privately to discuss further.

Regards.

Pages: [1]