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Date: - Saturday, May 29, 1999 at 12:19:29 (PDT)
Message from: Conor MacDermot
<macdermc@indigo.ie>
Location: Dunlavin, Co.Wicklow
Ref. Number: 05/29/99 12:19:29 PDT
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Members Register
I have just added new Members to the list, and corrected a number of errors that have come to light. I'd be grateful if Clan members could check their entries and let me know of any further errors...
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Date: - Saturday, May 29, 1999 at 12:08:51 (PDT)
Message from: Ken MacDermotRoe
<macdermotroe@msn.com>
Location: New York City
Ref. Number: 05/29/99 12:08:51 PDT
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Ref: May 29, 1999
Family History Workshop in New York City on June 12
The Mormon Church is hosting an all day family history seminar on Saturday, June 12 at the Church's family history cente located at 125 Columbus Avenue (West 65th Street, near Lincoln Center)in New York City. There is no charge. Seminar materials are available for $15. Non-Mormons are welcome.
The seminar will feature leading experts on a variety of subjects. There will be a workshop on Irish genealogy. Registration is at 8:30am. For more information, call the family history center at 212/873-1690.
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Date: - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 18:55:37 (PDT)
Message from: Carolyn Miller
<bmlcmcpa@aol.com>
Location: Pasadena/USA
Ref. Number: 05/27/99 18:55:37 PDT
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Poem
Does anyone know of a poem called MacDermot's Dream?
I am looking for a copy. It is about a man who drank too much, I think.
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Date: - Thursday, May 27, 1999 at 10:39:01 (PDT)
Message from: Maureen McDermott Humphreys
<searun@sprintmail.com>
Location: USA
Ref. Number: 05/27/99 10:39:01 PDT
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1848-1864 missing McDermott's
If I can help anyone who is looking for a McDermott (plus other spellings of the surname) that was in Ireland between 1848-1864 and may have been on the Giffith's Valuation I will do short CD look-up for you to help out.Please,oh please do e-mail me direct, as I am busy sorting out my flyfishing equipment for the Gathering!
See you all in Boyle for the Clan Gathering.
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Date: - Monday, May 24, 1999 at 09:25:46 (PDT)
Message from: Lynn Brown
<Blkalex@aol.com>
Location: Springfield MA 01118
Ref. Number: 05/24/99 09:25:46 PDT
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Searching for my McDermott relatives
I am searching for any information someone may have on McDermotts from the Lowell Mass area. (may be Athol, MA) My grandmother was a Madelyn Griffin (McDermott). She died in 1949 when my mother was only 3. My mom does not know any of her relatives from her moms side of the family and I am trying to locate anyone with information or some ideas on how to try to find some of our family. I know that Madelyn had 3 brothers: Edward, Frank and John. She had 5 sisters: Elizabeth Gilbride, Theresa Mann, Ann McNamara, Helen LeBrie and Alice Brunelle. Madelyns father was Philip and her mothers name was Mary. I hope that someone reading this can be of some help to me. Thankyou. Lynn
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Date: - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 10:54:53 (PDT)
Message from: Di
<didi42382@hotmail.com>
Location: Massachusetts, USA
Ref. Number: 05/19/99 10:54:53 PDT
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Irish Fashions of the 19th century
If anyone out there can help me, I am the costume designer for a play that takes place in Ireland in the late 19th century. I am having trouble finding information about this subject. If anyone out there knows anything about this subject, the help would be a lifesaver. (Even if it is just recommendations of books I could try.)
Thank you,
Di
didi42382@hotmail.com
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Date: - Tuesday, May 18, 1999 at 14:58:48 (PDT)
Message from: Paul Dillon
<dillon2@mindspring.com>
Location: Richmond/Va./USA
Ref. Number: 05/18/99 14:58:48 PDT
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In reply to: Ginny Bolan
Col. Cyril
Did you find info on Col. C. Mattimoe? I have corresponded with him in the past.
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Date: - Monday, May 17, 1999 at 21:46:13 (PDT)
Message from: Tanya Bramall
<dtt@dlcwest.com>
Ref. Number: 05/17/99 21:46:13 PDT
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Morrow or Mc(mac)Morrow
My 3rd or 4th great grandfathers name is Nathaniel Morrow or Mac(Mc)Morrow. All I know is that he was born there in Ireland. Any help in locating any more info. on the family line would be agreat help.
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Date: - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 18:25:03 (PDT)
Message from: Jean McDermott Simpson
<jsimp@home.com>
Location: Aliso Viejo,California, USA
Ref. Number: 05/16/99 18:25:03 PDT
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Patrick McDermott, County Mayo
Looking for information on my paternal great grandfather, Patrick McDermott, b abt 1855, reportedly in County Mayo, parish unknown. Father's name was Thomas. Namings patterns, from 1878 to date, suggest that siblings of Patrick likely named John, Thomas Joseph, James, Ellen, Alice, Catherine, Margaret and Mary.Griffith's Index identifies likely candidate families in Charlestown, Lavy Beg and Lavy More. Patrick left for Liverpool, England prior to 1878. He married Margaret Melling McGarry, on September 8, 1878, at St. Oswald's RC Church, Old Swan, West Derby, England. Patrick died in August 1924, at St Joseph's Home for the Sick and Aged (Little Sisters of the Poor), in Walton-on-Hill, West Derby, Lancs, England. If anyone is searching for similar naming patterns, or can tell me where Lavy Beg and Lavy More are on today's maps, please e-mail back. Thanks.
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Date: - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 18:20:54 (PDT)
Message from: matty
<mskerlick@aol.com>
Location: st.pete fl usa
Ref. Number: 05/16/99 18:20:54 PDT
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Ref: Il death index
I am trying to find out info on the McDermott family from the area surrounding Springfield. Somer Edwin, William Doan, Susan Knight are siblings, Parents are Edwin Somers and Cynthia Ann Doan. There is also a J.B. McDermott reportedly a sea captain who lived near Farmingdale. He could possibly be have been married to A Wiliamina ?. Any info would be wonderful. It is reported that somewhere the ancestry of Ireland was disowned and the scottish aspect was added.
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Date: - Sunday, May 16, 1999 at 11:32:22 (PDT)
Message from: Michael Cheesley
Location: Ringmer,East Sussex
Ref. Number: 05/16/99 11:32:22 PDT
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Southampton FC
Just a short message to all on the Clan web to say we again
stayed up this season after beating Everton 2-0.
To thoes who do not follow Football , sorry about this short message.
Michael Cheesley
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Date: - Saturday, May 15, 1999 at 13:40:49 (PDT)
Message from: Jason Shanks
<jshanks@paralynx.com>
Location: Vancouver Canada
Ref. Number: 05/15/99 13:40:49 PDT
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Aug 13-14-15 Reunion
Can any one send me info on the reunion planed for Aug 1999? My sister Shauna and I are planing to attend the event and the info we have is not too recent. I would also like a contact number ie)Email address to inquior about accomidations and all that other stuff.
Big Thanks...Jason C. Shanks
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Date: - Wednesday, May 12, 1999 at 21:25:34 (PDT)
Message from: Jennifer Underwood
<rupainting@mail.earthlink.net>
Location: Shoreline, WA. USA
Ref. Number: 05/12/99 21:25:34 PDT
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Heritage search
I am interested in any info about my Great Great Grandmother. What I know upto now is her name was Jane McDermot or MacDermet or (my grandmother supplied the spelling and it was diffrent each time)Born Roscommor, Ireland Who moved to America at age 18 and married a man named Patrick Fitzmaurice from Elphin, Ireland who also came to the USA at 18. They met/lived in N.Y I believe. They had 9 children the oldest was named James and 3 others died at a young age.
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Date: - Wednesday, May 12, 1999 at 11:53:02 (PDT)
Message from: Siobhan MacDermot
<siobhan@paphoshomes.com>
Location: Ireland
Ref. Number: 05/12/99 11:53:02 PDT
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MacDermot Clan Association Journal
The June edition of the Journal might be a little bit late because of the preparations for the Gathering but I hope to post it out before the middle of June. If anyone has any articles they would like to include in it - this can include almost anything including pictures, recipes, stories, news items, research info or questions etc.
Send articles to me at Ballyloughan, Gorey, Co. Wexford, Ireland or e-mail them.
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Date: - Tuesday, May 11, 1999 at 09:48:50 (PDT)
Message from: Michael Cheesley
<106200.3202@compuserve.com>
Location: Ringmer
Ref. Number: 05/11/99 09:48:51 PDT
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In reply to: Ref Tree Planting 2000
Cost of Trees.
Rory.
Can you let us know what UK Price is for tree planting.
As us$ dollars rates will change on daily base.
Sorry about asking,but would like to partake.
Michael
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Date: - Sunday, May 09, 1999 at 19:57:03 (PDT)
Message from: Mary Jane Archer
<mjarcher@aol.com>
Location: Sacramento, California, USA
Ref. Number: 05/09/99 19:57:03 PDT
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Robert McDermot
I am looking for the ancestry of Robert McDermot. He was born February 22, 1819 and married Edy Griffith on March 28, 1841. She was born November 2, 1821 and died January 11, 1899. I know his son, Franklin, was married in Peoria, IL, USA. I don't know where Robert was born, married or died, nor do I have any information as to his country of origin. Any help would be appreciated.
Please respond to the e-mail address.
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Date: - Sunday, May 09, 1999 at 18:59:52 (PDT)
Message from: Ted McDermott
<nadineh@ebtech.net >
Location: Sarnia Ontario Canada
Ref. Number: 05/09/99 18:59:52 PDT
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Thomas McDermott
Has anyone come across a Thomas McDermott born about 1800 near Roscommon town in County Roscommon Ireland He married Mary Reynolds (b1806/08) They came to Oakville Ontario Canada possibly as early as 1839 or as late as mid 1850's They are my gr gr grandparents Any help or advice about where to look sincerely appreciated
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Date: - Sunday, May 09, 1999 at 15:02:56 (PDT)
Message from: Rory MacDermot
<rory@ada.ie>
Location: Dublin
Ref. Number: 05/09/99 15:02:56 PDT
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In reply to: Nan McDermott
Link found !
Dear Nan
Whilst we have no information regarding the activities of
Patrick we can link him to the "Main Branch" of the MacDermot
family.
Patrick's father Thomas b.1803 Co. Sligo was descended from
Brian MacDermot of Lissaseeny, Barony of Coolavin, Co. Sligo.
Brian d.1746 was the youngest of three brothers, the eldest
of whom was Charles, Prince of Coolavin. Charles is the
ggggg grandfather of the current Prince of Coolavin, Niall.
You are therefore directly descended from the MacDermots of Moylurg.
Our common ancestor is the father of both Charles and Brian,
Hugh, Prince of Coolavin, Captain in Jacobite Army, d.1707.
Hugh's great great grandfather Rory d.1568 was the last MacDermot
to be called King of Moylurg.
All information relating to this notice is to be found in
"MacDermot of Moylurg" by Dermot MacDermot, Prince of Coolavin,
which can be previewed (and ordered) elsewhere on this
site.
Kind Regards
Rory MacDermot
Tanaiste
Clan MacDermot
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Date: - Wednesday, May 05, 1999 at 14:44:20 (PDT)
Message from: Rory MacDermot
<rory@ada.ie>
Location: Dublin
Ref. Number: 05/05/99 14:44:20 PDT
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In reply to: Terence Winters
McDermotts, McDermotts Roe, O'Connors
Whilst reviewing the February Notice Board I happened upon
your entry regarding tracing your McDermott line back to John
of Scregg and Drumlion.
Some further information relating to MacDermots Roe. Not only
did Matthew MacDermot Roe M.D. seek refuge at Ballinvilla, owned by
James MacDermot, but he married his daughter. Their son Charles M.D.
emigrated to Jamaica and founded a line which now stretches to
Canada and New York (including Galt MacDermot, the composer).
Matthew's older brother John was the convert to Protestantism, which helped
to preserve the lands.
The youngest brother Charles married Eleanor O'Conor. Charles' eldest son
also Charles whose Grandson John (born in Ireland) died in New York
in 1906, having been married to a Margaretta Cherry.
Hope some of this is new to you.
Best regards
Rory MacDermot
PS have you searched for Scregg in our Notice Board search engine ?
You should come up with a couple of other researchers who
might be able to help.
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Date: - Tuesday, May 04, 1999 at 17:14:57 (PDT)
Message from: Noreen E. McDermott
<nem1@sdma.com>
Ref. Number: 05/04/99 17:14:57 PDT
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Both my grandfathers were named John J. McDermott. My father and my mother's brother are also named John J. McDermott. For the most part, they live or lived in the New York, N.Y. or New Haven, Connecticut area. Which John J. McDermott are you looking for?
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Date: - Sunday, May 02, 1999 at 09:12:05 (PDT)
Message from: B. Kane
<Chrisgrmom@aol.com>
Location: US
Ref. Number: 05/02/99 09:12:06 PDT
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Emily J McDermott
Looking for any information re Emily J. McDermott who lived in Waban, (Middlesex County) MA in Jan 1942. Her mother may have been named Louise. Pls respond to my e-mail address. Thank you.
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