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Topic: Newbie, needing advice, please (Read 704 times)
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cornishpasty
RootsChat Senior
Posts: 306
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Welcome to RC, Aunty Em,
I can't help with the Irish side of things yet but I have to start my Irish research one of these days  . You will get lots of help here. This is indeed a wonderful place. So welcome and don't hesitate to ask for help. Everybody is just so helpful and friendly - prettry terrific in other words.
Hugs
CP
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BAKER - Cornwall
BARRABLE - UK and South Africa
BROPHY - Kilkenny in Ireland, South Africa
CORIN, MARTIN, NICHOLAS, WILLIAMS - Cornwall, South Africa
EDWARDS - Wales, South Africa
JAMES - Cornwall, London
KENT - UK, Ireland and South Africa
KLISKEY - Cornwall, South Africa, NZ, USA, Australia
KOWLESKEY or KOULESKEY - Russia (Kalingrad)
PERRY - Cornwall and Australia
UREN - Worldwide (One Name Study)
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cornishpasty
RootsChat Senior
Posts: 306
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You're very welcome Aunty Em.
I also have Irish ancestors, my maternal grandfather was Irish so I have to start the Irish research. I've heard it's not easy LOL.
You won't bombard anyone, just keep posting and you'll be okay. Don't be shy.
I'd better get to bed - it's almost 3.00 a.m. and I'm still going. Hahahaha. See what RC does to you - it's addictive !!!! It's my other "home". 
Hugs CP
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BAKER - Cornwall
BARRABLE - UK and South Africa
BROPHY - Kilkenny in Ireland, South Africa
CORIN, MARTIN, NICHOLAS, WILLIAMS - Cornwall, South Africa
EDWARDS - Wales, South Africa
JAMES - Cornwall, London
KENT - UK, Ireland and South Africa
KLISKEY - Cornwall, South Africa, NZ, USA, Australia
KOWLESKEY or KOULESKEY - Russia (Kalingrad)
PERRY - Cornwall and Australia
UREN - Worldwide (One Name Study)
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Aunty Em
RootsChat Extra
Posts: 24
Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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Hiya CP,
My problem is, I`m very,very new to all this, and I feel as though I`m just not looking in the right place, although I do believe there is not alot of info to be had, as most was destroyed either in 1916 or 1922 according to my cousin.
My dad (85) is still cracking on, but is of very little help, his memory (bless him) is not what it was. What I have also found is that alot of info is taken to the grave, and I`m determined that wont happen to my children, so I`m on a mission 
It`s 4.00pm here in the UK, 3.00am in OZ? you`d better get some sleep, night, night, god bless
Aunty Em
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O`Callaghan (Dundalk)
Gray (Dundalk)
Short (Dundalk)
Connors (Dundalk)
Not only does my mind wander, sometimes it leaves completely.
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llindaduffy
RootsChat Pioneer
Posts: 1
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Hi,
Just a hint on Dowdallshill. There are no links on web
for inscriptions. The best place to vontact would be
Alan, in Dundalk Co Library. The numbers on line or email him.
He looks after the research end of things and is a wonderful help.
He will dend you in the right direction. I would go take a photo
for you but I would be walking for days the cemetry is huge!!
Alan can also research all the names you are looking for but I think there
is a fee
Linda
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