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Cork / Re: Hourihane Family West Cork
« on: Sunday 06 March 11 22:23 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks for your help and the links.I thought I was the only one looking for the Hourihane family, As I’ve never been contacted by any Hourihane family  hunter’s. Its funny Tommy Collins is helping you at Dunmanway.My Great Grandmothers farther was a Timothy Collins, I wonder if we are related.
I had a some replies from letters in the Skibbereen area, but no help with my family.
You would have thought that someone had a John Hourihane  born 1831 in there family .Most families you see went from Ireland to America, but John Hourihane went to Newport South Wales .
We came to Ireland in 2004 and stayed in Skibbereen, there were lots of Hourihane name’s on the shops .
Keep in touch
Mike


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Cork / Re: Hourihane Family West Cork
« on: Sunday 27 February 11 10:04 GMT (UK)  »
Hi Valerie
Yes I think we have been in contact before; I have contacted most people at some time .I found a lot  of Hourihane /Hourihan in the phone book in Ireland.   I sent prepaid return envelopes to them all, some were kind enough to reply but without any success .The only thing I can think of is that my branch of the Hourihane /Hourihan family have died out in Ireland
Kind Regards
 Mike
 :'(

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Monmouthshire / Re: Old Blaina Chapel
« on: Friday 15 June 07 07:51 BST (UK)  »
Hi Helen
Your right about the next sentence saying about the Reverend William Roberts laboured  for 30 years .And “William Roberts” probably was the full time minister. But it’s also possible that on the days when our family were married ,that “Reverend John Lewis” etc had taken over for what ever reason. I’m assuming that these ministers were not like today’s vicars, assigned by the bishop to a specific church. Perhaps my family knew ministers “John Lewis” very well and preferred him to marry them who knows .
Mike       

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Monmouthshire / Re: Old Blaina Chapel
« on: Thursday 14 June 07 20:23 BST (UK)  »
Hi  Helen
I Finally managed to get a little bit of info on Old Blaina Chapel,
On the marriage certificate of my ancestor Old Blaina Chapel 16-04-1864,the name for the minister is given as a “John Lewis” .There seems to be a lot of confusion over “old Blaina Chapel“, with no documented evidence that I can find .However the link below takes you to a webpage that says that one of the minister’s of Salem Baptist Church was  “John Lewis” .
So it’s quite possible that  Old Blaina Chapel was Salem Baptist Church

http://www.huwcole.com/nantCh6.html

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Monmouthshire / Re: Old Blaina Chapel
« on: Thursday 14 June 07 14:59 BST (UK)  »
Hi check this site out

http://www.huwcole.com/nantCh6.html


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Monmouthshire / Re: Old Blaina Chapel
« on: Wednesday 13 June 07 13:12 BST (UK)  »
Hi Helen
I haven’t a clue about Old Blaina Chapel, if I find anything I will let you know

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Monmouthshire / The visitation of Monmouthshire
« on: Tuesday 12 June 07 15:32 BST (UK)  »
Hi
Is there a book called The visitation of Monmouthshire 1683.If so can anyone please tell me were I can see it closest to Gwent

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Carmarthenshire Lookup Requests / CMN parish registers for Cil-y-Cwm
« on: Friday 08 June 07 13:02 BST (UK)  »
Hi
I’m trying to find someone to look at CMN parish registers for Cil-y-Cwm from 1701 onwards at Carmarthenshire ,archives for any member of the Winston family .Do you know anyone who would possibly do it for me please

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