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Submitted by Anita in Genexchange County Cork Newsletter
Military History/Genealogy of Ireland.
Provides a forum for discussion of all aspects of pre-1922 Irish military
history and military genealogy. This includes all forces in Ireland during
the British period whether of the regular British Army, the Militia,
Yeomanry, Auxiliary or the Irish Volunteer Army, the Citizen Army and
similar. The emphasis is on Military Genealogy and the post Treaty period
will not be included. Topics can include the history of any of the above,
their uniforms, badges, equipment, medals etc. as well as the actions they
participated in. Some of the discussion will require an enormous amount of
discipline. Since we will be discussing legitimate Military History, the
words 'murder(ers)' and 'terrorist(s)' are not allowed. It is hoped to
encourage the study of this area and especially the documentation of those
who served in these forces.
web site to subscribe:Military History/Genealogy of Ireland
Irish Placename Studies New Internet Discussion Group & Website
- to handle queries about untraceable townlands or parishes etc.,
discuss modern and medieval placename issues, bring amateur enthusiasts and
experts together, raise awareness of issues like the near total lack of
recording and study of Irish field names etc., and above all to drag
together all those disparate groups producing digital parish & townland maps
and placename database materials like the awe-inspiring IREAtlas to begin a
coordinated effort to digitally map out Ireland's placenames, making huge
volumes of accurate data available free. Shortly be a website tied to the
discussion group, and acting as a home/ gateway to whatever datasets or
articles we produce or can find elsewhere on the 'net.
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Robert E. Matheson=E2=80=99s 1894 =E2=80=98Special Report on Surnames in Ire=
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the name Barry from all provinces numbering 217, with 173 of those in=20
Munster, primarily located in Cork, Limerick & Waterford--but Cork alone=20
containing about half of the entries =E2=80=98in all Ireland.=E2=80=99
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