Tramore, Waterford

[goggy]

Great stuff Mags,that also may help me out in my wandering's
My interest/bugbear/mania(?)is the Prendergast,which as you probably know are 'related' to the Butler+Morrissey's,and also every other name you can poke a stick at!
               Goggy.

[maggie smith]

Hi Tomm,

Just found in websight that could be useful to you.waterfordimagearchive is the name of the sight.  When you get in put harney in the 'Search' space.
Hope this helps.

Maggie

[magsbutler]

Dear Tom and Goggy,
You are very welcome, and thank you for replying. It's so nice when people take the time to say thanks.

Good luck!
Mags

[goggy]

Top of the morning Chris!
Well it is here in the Antipode's anyway!
Sorry I didn't make it clear,but the congregation's were of the R.C churches in Liverpool.
If memory serves me right it was part of a Hibernia site,BUT,i've been wrong before, ;Ithink.


Mag's.
Good Day to you!
Thank's for that also,all pointer's welcome,I'm having my usual "lost in space" wander about and really enjoying it!
Goggy.

[vasaborg]

Slaters directory 1881 has a Maurice Shanahan, Drumcannon, Tramore , Farmer, and a William Shanahan, Drumcannon, Tramore, Farmer. In the Church of the Holy Cross graveyard Tramore is the following , Erected by Alice Shanahan of Tramore in memory of her son Owen Shanahan who died May 4th 1834 aged 19 years. Also her daughter Alice Shanahan who died April 9th 1835 aged 17 years.

[Facetious]

I know that this is a bit of an old thread, but have you found the parents of Mary Shanahan?

[tomm]

I know that this is a bit of an old thread, but have you found the parents of Mary Shanahan

Yes thank you, It's very  kind of you to post even though some time has passed

Kind regards

Tomm