Clare Past Forum

Thanks, Sharon. I wasn't using the quotes, so tried it again. This time I get 9400+ results. Still a few. The name I'm researching is Brown/Browne so not that unique! As for town name, as I've seen discussed in various threads, spelling of town names can be all over the map. The only name I've been ...

Interesting! I did as you outlined, using County Clare for search. I got 68 million matches spread out on 245 pages. How did you go from there down to just the ones you posted about?

Kurt

smcarberry wrote: Sun Jun 18, 2023 5:19 pmThe celebration of Father's Day in the U.S. has brought free access to Newspapers.com

Never heard such a thing. I went to Ancestry and found a record I have with a reference to newspapers.com. Wouldn't let me in other than a 7-day free trial and/or paying for a subscription.

Thanks...Kurt

Nice! But who knew there was an Ennis, Montana!

Kurt

Yes. Apparently it's not you!

Kurt

I don't often post and then rarely with an attachment. I borrowed something from another thread to see if I get the message.

The result is the same as you...I get the quota message. It doesn't appear to be just you.

Kurt

In the 1930 census, there's a couple Amadio and Catherine Gasparini living in Boston with four kids - Elda, Dante, Ada, and Vittorio. It appears she immigrated 1911 or 1912. The husband's first name is not identical but somewhat close.

Kurt

murf -

I think I've seen the entry for George you mention. But those townlands/parishes don't resonate with anything that I've ever heard about the family. I've been trying to focus on Cappanegaargh and Ann Field Park. So, it's hard to put any credence in it. I have so little to go on.

But thanks ...

Murf -

I'm as certain as I can be about things...I have done extensive searches on the US side and am confident of the information...of course, there's always room for errors. The fuzziest part of my research is the Ireland part...I mostly have family lore that my relatives came from the Clare ...

I wonder if I might ask a question about some names in the Clondagad listing...I have an interest here where I believe (still to be proven), my relatives Brown/Browne may have originated. I've looked through the family index and would like to hear more about one particular entry.

It's for the entry ...

If I found the same family in an Ancestry search, I'm wondering if the Ashland Avenue address (685??) might have been in Chicago Heights, ILL? I see that the 1880 census says specifically Chicago and Ashland Avenue, but maybe it was more of a suburb of Chicago??

Or what about North or South Ashland ...

I ran across another DNA matching site at DNAgedcom.com. Anyone hear about it or try it? It's a paid site it appears. The previously mentioned gedmatch.com is free.

Kurt

So, any thoughts on other testing sites in other parts of the world? As I mentioned, I have my tests done and I'm on a direct male line to my German immigrant from the 1850s. I've also had DNA tested for another male relative who is a direct male line to our Irish immigrant from 1850. But to date, I ...

I've had similar experiences as Sharon. I've had tests performed by FamilyTreeDNA as well as the Ancestry product. I'm on a direct male line to my paternal immigrant from Germany but to date have not found any useful links of information. On the Ireland side, my lineage goes through my mother, but ...

Murf -

I just checked that cemetery and most if not all of the Browne's are from late in the 19th century or much later. As far as I know, all my relatives left by around 1850 or so.

As for marriages, I have no information about any marriages prior to 1850, but it could have happened. The parents ...