Comments for Open the Door and Here are the People http://www.openthedoor.org.uk 2009 Family History Conference Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:44:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Ireland Genealogy: Finding the Irish inside You by M.A. Ramsey http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/ireland-genealogy-finding-the-irish-inside-you/comment-page-1#comment-175 M.A. Ramsey Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:44:46 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/ireland-genealogy-finding-the-irish-inside-you#comment-175 I am in search of several Irish family names. They are; Cronin, O'Mahoney and O'Leary all from County Cork, Ireland. I have more information on the O'Mahoney's and the O'Leary's, example the siblings that came to America and when and where they came. The O'Leary's were four borthers who came to the US in 1815. Arriving I think, in New York. The brother Richard stayed in the north settling in Patterson, NJ where he founded a hat factory. In 1834 he returned to Ireland to assist in the settlement of his mother's estate, she is Mary (Pearse) O'Leary. Richard didn't return to the US and we can assume he died in the country of his birth. He had two sisters, Nora & Patricia O'Leary. I look forward to any information found on the four brothers who left home & the three who settled 1st in Georgia and later in Mississippi where they became prominent citizens. All four boys were educated at Trinity College/University of Dublin. I am in search of several Irish family names. They are; Cronin, O’Mahoney and O’Leary all from County Cork, Ireland. I have more information on the O’Mahoney’s and the O’Leary’s, example the siblings that came to America and when and where they came. The O’Leary’s were four borthers who came to the US in 1815. Arriving I think, in New York. The brother Richard stayed in the north settling in Patterson, NJ where he founded a hat factory. In 1834 he returned to Ireland to assist in the settlement of his mother’s estate, she is Mary (Pearse) O’Leary. Richard didn’t return to the US and we can assume he died in the country of his birth. He had two sisters, Nora & Patricia O’Leary. I look forward to any information found on the four brothers who left home & the three who settled 1st in Georgia and later in Mississippi where they became prominent citizens. All four boys were educated at Trinity College/University of Dublin.

]]> Comment on George Redmonds by Dr John Holroyd http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/george-redmonds/comment-page-1#comment-166 Dr John Holroyd Mon, 15 Mar 2010 15:39:39 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/george-redmonds#comment-166 Please could I obtain a contact email for Dr Georgee Redmonds concerning my surname research in to the name Holroyd from 1251-1700? Regards Dr John Holroyd Please could I obtain a contact email for Dr Georgee Redmonds concerning my surname research in to the name Holroyd from 1251-1700?
Regards
Dr John Holroyd

]]> Comment on Coat of Arms – Heraldry Classifications by Genealogy and Heraldry | Open the Door and Here are the People http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/coat-of-arms-heraldry-classifications/comment-page-1#comment-107 Genealogy and Heraldry | Open the Door and Here are the People Wed, 17 Jun 2009 19:14:31 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/coat-of-arms-heraldry-classifications#comment-107 [...] PostsThe Historic Heraldic Dering RollCoat of Arms - Heraldry ClassificationsIs Heraldry [...] [...] PostsThe Historic Heraldic Dering RollCoat of Arms – Heraldry ClassificationsIs Heraldry [...]

]]> Comment on The Historic Heraldic Dering Roll by Thijs Postma http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/the-historic-heraldic-dering-roll/comment-page-1#comment-63 Thijs Postma Thu, 30 Apr 2009 21:24:49 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/the-historic-heraldic-dering-roll#comment-63 Hello, Can somebody tell me if there is a heraldic shield about William de Pluckley, or any other de Pluckley in the dering roll? Please send me a message, if possible with picture. Thijs Hello,
Can somebody tell me if there is a heraldic shield about William de Pluckley, or any other de Pluckley in the dering roll?
Please send me a message, if possible with picture.
Thijs

]]> Comment on Coat of Arms – Heraldry Classifications by Ray http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/coat-of-arms-heraldry-classifications/comment-page-1#comment-37 Ray Thu, 26 Mar 2009 20:36:15 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/coat-of-arms-heraldry-classifications#comment-37 nice historical article nice historical article

]]> Comment on Genealogy Chart for Your Researched Family Information by Genealogy Chart for Your Researched Family Information | Open the … | LineageArea.Com http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/genealogy-chart-for-your-researched-family-information/comment-page-1#comment-28 Genealogy Chart for Your Researched Family Information | Open the … | LineageArea.Com Fri, 13 Mar 2009 02:06:22 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/genealogy-chart-for-your-researched-family-information#comment-28 [...] View original post here:  Genealogy Chart for Your Researched Family Information | Open the … [...] [...] View original post here:  Genealogy Chart for Your Researched Family Information | Open the … [...]

]]> Comment on Five Key Genealogy Factors to Trace Your Lineage by How To Trace Ancestors http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/five-key-genealogy-factors-to-trace-your-lineage/comment-page-1#comment-16 How To Trace Ancestors Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:38:11 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/five-key-genealogy-factors-to-trace-your-lineage#comment-16 [...] Five Key Genealogy Factors to Trace Your Lineage Locating the place of your ancestors is an essential part in finding out your lineage. To locate the place names, you need to search into vital, land, court, probate and estate records. [...] [...] Five Key Genealogy Factors to Trace Your Lineage Locating the place of your ancestors is an essential part in finding out your lineage. To locate the place names, you need to search into vital, land, court, probate and estate records. [...]

]]> Comment on Sources of Sephardic and Jewish Genealogy by admin http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/sources-of-sephardic-and-jewish-genealogy/comment-page-1#comment-7 admin Tue, 13 Jan 2009 09:17:42 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/sources-of-sephardic-and-jewish-genealogy#comment-7 Currently there is one lecture planned for Jewish genealogy at the conference. Sources for Jewish Research in the Society of Genealogists Library. Currently there is one lecture planned for Jewish genealogy at the conference. Sources for Jewish Research in the Society of Genealogists Library.

]]> Comment on Sources of Sephardic and Jewish Genealogy by Schelly Talalay Dardashti http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/sources-of-sephardic-and-jewish-genealogy/comment-page-1#comment-6 Schelly Talalay Dardashti Mon, 12 Jan 2009 23:59:56 +0000 http://www.openthedoor.org.uk/sources-of-sephardic-and-jewish-genealogy#comment-6 Unfortunately, this article contains extremely outdated information for Yad Vashem, for the Arolsen records and for Sephardic genealogy. What Jewish programming, Sephardic or Ashkenazi, will be offered at the 2009 conference? Unfortunately, this article contains extremely outdated information for Yad Vashem, for the Arolsen records and for Sephardic genealogy.

What Jewish programming, Sephardic or Ashkenazi, will be offered at the 2009 conference?

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