Possible help with your research in Ireland .....
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Liz Turner
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Hello All
Well that's it all over now ... it's like Christmas, lots of planning, hard work and sleepless nights and then it's gone!
I'd like to say thank you to everyone who managed to come along today - I hope it was worth the time and effort.
I'd like to say a special thanks to Christine, Linda, Marie and David, who gave up their time to come along and shine a little ray of light on the problem that is finding your Irish ancestors. They've given us all some hope and some strategies to help ... Also to my two lovely assistants, Morag and Sheena, who checked everyone in and made sure they paid!
Most of the information we had today will be available in an electronic format, so I can email to those who are interested (£3). Before heading off home, Morag, Sheena and I had dinner - and came up with more ideas ...
It was lovely to be able to put more faces to names on the site and Marie had a great idea - next year we can have a trip to Ireland!! I WON'T be organising that one! However, Marie did also have another suggestion which we'll have a wee chat about over the next few weeks, and if we can sort out a plan - we may just have another TS get together to look forward to ...
Marilyn - David took a couple of photos, so you'll get to see more of us! Now if you can just hang on until Monday, I'll email you all the presentations and documentation from my work.
I see there's a couple of folk in Australia looking for the information - so we'll work out a way for you to get the information. (Lorna may be in touch with you both - so look out for a message from her).
Cheers - and thanks again to all who contributed.
Liz
PS - Needless to say we didn't stick to the programme either!
Well that's it all over now ... it's like Christmas, lots of planning, hard work and sleepless nights and then it's gone!
I'd like to say thank you to everyone who managed to come along today - I hope it was worth the time and effort.
I'd like to say a special thanks to Christine, Linda, Marie and David, who gave up their time to come along and shine a little ray of light on the problem that is finding your Irish ancestors. They've given us all some hope and some strategies to help ... Also to my two lovely assistants, Morag and Sheena, who checked everyone in and made sure they paid!
Most of the information we had today will be available in an electronic format, so I can email to those who are interested (£3). Before heading off home, Morag, Sheena and I had dinner - and came up with more ideas ...
It was lovely to be able to put more faces to names on the site and Marie had a great idea - next year we can have a trip to Ireland!! I WON'T be organising that one! However, Marie did also have another suggestion which we'll have a wee chat about over the next few weeks, and if we can sort out a plan - we may just have another TS get together to look forward to ...
Marilyn - David took a couple of photos, so you'll get to see more of us! Now if you can just hang on until Monday, I'll email you all the presentations and documentation from my work.
I see there's a couple of folk in Australia looking for the information - so we'll work out a way for you to get the information. (Lorna may be in touch with you both - so look out for a message from her).
Cheers - and thanks again to all who contributed.
Liz
PS - Needless to say we didn't stick to the programme either!
Fife: Nicolson, Cornfoot, Walker, Gibson, Balsillie, Galt, Elder
NE Scot: Nicolson, Lindsay, Haliburton, Ross
Edin & Central: Nicolson, Blaikie, Stevenson, Ross, Hotchkiss, Suttie, Christie, Clelland, Gray, Purvis, Lang, Dickson
Ross & Cromarty: Ross
NE Scot: Nicolson, Lindsay, Haliburton, Ross
Edin & Central: Nicolson, Blaikie, Stevenson, Ross, Hotchkiss, Suttie, Christie, Clelland, Gray, Purvis, Lang, Dickson
Ross & Cromarty: Ross
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marilyn morning
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Liz wrote
By the tone of your message is seems you had a very successful seminar!
Congratulations! =D>
Hmm, a seminar in Ireland? Let me check my calendar
Monday
gosh you work fast ( I know you have someone working on the presentation) Heck, I told everyone it could take upto a week. Looking forward to the photos!
Regards
Marilyn
Hi Liz,Marilyn - David took a couple of photos, so you'll get to see more of us! Now if you can just hang on until Monday, I'll email you all the presentations and documentation from my work.
By the tone of your message is seems you had a very successful seminar!
Congratulations! =D>
Hmm, a seminar in Ireland? Let me check my calendar
Monday
Regards
Marilyn
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Lorna Allison
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Hi Liz
I'm home and happy
Thank you all for that lovely day. It was just great.
Is it ok with you if I photocopy my handouts and send a copy over to a kind lady in the Archives in Buffalo, Wyoming who has sent me good stuff and is coming over to Ireland next year to research her own family?
Also, please would you tell me who is collecting money for Perthshire I forgot to settle up with Sheena re our wee plan
Have a nice rest over the weekend.
Lorna
I'm home and happy
Is it ok with you if I photocopy my handouts and send a copy over to a kind lady in the Archives in Buffalo, Wyoming who has sent me good stuff and is coming over to Ireland next year to research her own family?
Also, please would you tell me who is collecting money for Perthshire I forgot to settle up with Sheena re our wee plan
Have a nice rest over the weekend.
Lorna
Researching:
PAUL: Lanarkshire;
TORRANCE: Lanarkshire
CROSGROVE: Ayrshire, Glasgow
ALLISON: Glasgow
PRICE: Monmouthshire
CURZON: Staffs, Monmouthshire
TAIT, HUME, MIDDLEMAS,: Roxburghshire
PRINGLE: Glasgow, Central Belt, Edinburgh
PAUL: Lanarkshire;
TORRANCE: Lanarkshire
CROSGROVE: Ayrshire, Glasgow
ALLISON: Glasgow
PRICE: Monmouthshire
CURZON: Staffs, Monmouthshire
TAIT, HUME, MIDDLEMAS,: Roxburghshire
PRINGLE: Glasgow, Central Belt, Edinburgh
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Helen G
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Thanks
Hello all,
I would like to thank Liz for all her hard work and effort that went into organising the successful day, it was very informative and the speakers were all very good, everyone of you should take a bow and a well deserved pat on the back.
Many Thanks
Helen
I would like to thank Liz for all her hard work and effort that went into organising the successful day, it was very informative and the speakers were all very good, everyone of you should take a bow and a well deserved pat on the back.
Many Thanks
Helen
Last edited by Helen G on Fri May 25, 2007 12:45 am, edited 1 time in total.
Helen from west coast of Scotland
Looking for the following familys from Ireland and Greenock, Murray's, Kelly's, Knoxs, Dixon, Cook, Maguire and Canning Clans as well as the Burow family from Germany
Looking for the following familys from Ireland and Greenock, Murray's, Kelly's, Knoxs, Dixon, Cook, Maguire and Canning Clans as well as the Burow family from Germany
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DavidWW
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So who's going to fill in the names ?............
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marilyn morning
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David wrote
After my attempt to zoom in on the TS name tags failed
#1 Liz is sitting near the window. Jack is sitting in the 4th row on the right and Karen and her dad are sitting to Jack's right in the third row.
#2 First row is Pandabean and AndrewP.
#3 Karen, her dad and Jack.
Regards
Marilyn
Hi David,So who's going to fill in the names ?............
After my attempt to zoom in on the TS name tags failed
#1 Liz is sitting near the window. Jack is sitting in the 4th row on the right and Karen and her dad are sitting to Jack's right in the third row.
#2 First row is Pandabean and AndrewP.
#3 Karen, her dad and Jack.
Regards
Marilyn
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AndrewP
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Or try the panoramic (well, sort of) view. Apologies to those who appear twice.
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All the best,
AndrewP
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All the best,
AndrewP
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karenc
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I would just like to say a big thanks to everyone involved in organising yesterdays event, especiall Liz =D> =D>
it was a really good and informative day and has given me lots of ideas for researching my irish rellies
it was great to meet everyone and i hope everyone else enjoyed it as much as myself and my dad did.
karen
it was a really good and informative day and has given me lots of ideas for researching my irish rellies
it was great to meet everyone and i hope everyone else enjoyed it as much as myself and my dad did.
karen