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Date: 2007-06-19 21:17:58
Jim Driscoll (
seamusdd@aol.com /
http://odriscoll-us.com/) wrote:
Dave- Finally a start for the US Clan to look at! Am I going to see you
this weekend? I hope!
Jim
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Date: 2007-06-03 13:06:53
Dieter (
website@dieterbausch.de /
http://www.dieterbausch.de) wrote:
Hi Dave,
I just stumbled over the channel on to your site.
Your site is really great. Congratulations.
And now, before I leave, I want to sign here in your guestbook.
Greetings from Berlin in Germany
Dieter
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Date: 2007-04-15 18:51:24
Dancing Paul (
pauljdriscoll@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Hello Gang - Myself, Dad & Grandad are all booked in for the annual
pilgrimage to Baltimore. We're a bit pushed for time this year so we're
only staying for the Friday & Saturday nights (it's as much as I can
take!). See you in Bushes at 1830ish on the 22nd June.
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Date: 2007-03-23 01:34:43
Tara Colleen Maguire Knopick (
caffeine.queen@sbcglobal.net
/ no homepage) wrote:
My mother (Colleen Mary Driscoll), my daughter and I will all be coming
over from New England for the clan gathering. Looking forward to it!
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Date: 2007-02-14 21:19:53
Danny Driscoll (
danny.driscoll1@btopenworld.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
See you all in 2007. It's like coming home.
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Date: 2006-12-24 23:50:06
Kevin Michael O'Driscoll (
kevinod@persona.ca / no homepage) wrote:
Hello all! Just stumbled across the website and am intending to delve a
little deeper...hopefully starting what I hope is a wonderful journey
learning about my family name and Clan. I live in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
and I would love to one day attend a Clan gathering!"Erin Go Braugh!"
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Date: 2006-12-03 02:30:33
Ann Driscoll Hoar (
amhoar@acaddemicplanet.com / no homepage) wrote:
Keep it up .I plan to visit again & hopr to be in Baltimore for the
reunion
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141 |
Date: 2006-10-27 12:20:11
Alice O'Driscoll (
scruff28@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hi, my name is Alice O'Driscoll and i lie in Cosby, leicester. i am 14 and
have been asked to do a project on our family history and found your
website very helpful. i never knew that our family was so interesting
before i had to do this project. Thank-you
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Date: 2006-10-25 13:48:41
FERGAL O'DRISCOLL (
FOD@GP-D83619.NHS.UK / no homepage) wrote:
HELLO TO ALL O'DRISCOLL'S. I HAVE LIVED IN LOWESTOFT ON THE NORTH SEA IN
ENGLAND FOR NIGH ON 20YEARS NOW...BUT I'M IRISH! LIKE MANY OTHER,
ESPECIALLY LARGE IRISH FAMILIES, ME AND 4 OF MY 7 SIBLINGS, EMIGRATED IN
SEARCH OF WORK ABROAD, IN THE 1970'S AND 1980'S. I HAVE TWO BROTHERS IN
SYDNEY, A SISTER IN VANCOUVER AND A BROTHER IN NEW YORK. MY MUM AND DAD
ARE HALE AND HEARTY LIVING IN CO. WEXFORD, IRELAND, ASWELL AS MY OTHER 3
SIBLINGS. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT MY ROOTS AND THE CLAN
REUNIONS.
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Date: 2006-10-25 13:38:12
Patricia O'Driscoll (
patriciaodriscoll1@gmail.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
Hi, My husband Thomas O'Driscoll and I have only just come across the
website and guestbook. My husband's grandfather was from just outside
Ballydehob. My husband Thomas was born in Mullagh, Co Clare and believe me
that is a long story. Hoping to be in Baltimore in June 2007.
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Date: 2006-09-18 02:10:48
john helfrich (
cj491013@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
my mother, wanda jean driscoll, was the daughter of stephen and hannah
driscoll, born in lincoln, kansas, usa. i plan on bringing my sister,
daughter and 2 sons and my 3 ( so far) grandchildren to the clan gathering
(oops, all spouses included) in 2008.
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Date: 2006-09-14 20:23:57
DENISE O'DRISCOLL (
DENISE@OFFICESMART-SB.COM / no homepage) wrote:
I live in Santa Barbara, and have been many times now to Balitmore Ireland
for the yearly gathering of O'Driscoll's around the world, I highly
encourage all to join us for a fabulous good time! You could not ask for
better food, music, scenery, or hospitality with incredible people!1
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Date: 2006-08-10 18:40:40
Sandra Driscoll (
srae@ix.netcom.com / no homepage) wrote:
My entire family of 20 will be at the 2007 reunion. We are looking for 2
or 3 self-catering houses in Baltimore. Has anyone any suggestions of
specific places or people to contact?
And, we are seeking acitivities for 5 young children, ages 3-9. They are
not so interested in castles or drinking beer. (grin) Have any of you
traveled in Ireland with small children? Have you suggestions of places to
visit that these kids might find entertaining? They can be happy swimming
all day.
I'm eager to see all of you again. I was at the reunion in 2005 so met
some of you.
Sandra
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Date: 2006-08-03 21:26:25
richard gansbuehler (
richardgansbuehler@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
hi my mothers name was patrica driscol she lived in dorset road forest
gate london my grandfather name was mick driscol could anyone tell me if i
would be welcome at your reunion
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Date: 2006-07-13 20:34:58
Carol Gilbert (
carolgilbert@eircom.net / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Dave
I need your email address please to forward a couple of pictures I took on
the ferry when we went around the Carbery 100 isles
Thanks
Best wishes, Carol - journo
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Date: 2006-06-29 16:36:43
Mick (
matchstickmick@gmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
A number of years ago, I found a war medal near Kinsale. It is from
1914-1915, On the back of this medal is the name D Driscoll and the number
282501 it also has STO 1. R.N written on the back. I think of the poor
fella who owned it every so often. Any ideas on how I can find out more
info on the medal?
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Date: 2006-05-30 14:45:21
joanne robinson (
joanne.robbo@ntlworld.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hi just want to say congratulations on becoming a chieftan it has been a
long time coming, hope you are well dave. Very impressed with this site
done a good job.
Take care Jo xx
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Date: 2006-05-14 23:24:28
Chris Driscoll (
chrsi570ocs@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Excellent and very informative now i know where I came from and i am very
proud of my history.
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130 |
Date: 2006-04-19 02:09:17
Lawrence J. O'Brien (
inlob@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote:
My maternal grandmother was Julia Driscoll from the Woodfield/Paulberg
area of West Cork, parish of Rosscarbery. This will be the first time
attending the O'Driscoll gathering in Baltimore, at the invitation of my
Aussie cousin Neil O'Driscoll. Larry O'Brien, Virginia, USA
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Date: 2006-03-30 15:53:43
Jenni Driscoll (
jenniferdemichael@elpasoco.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hope to meet everyone in 07!!!!!!
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Date: 2006-03-29 15:46:24
liam odriscoll (
peanutn01@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
i have just disovered this site very interesting,, my relations hail from
scilly kinsale ,my father liam odriscoll still lives in kinsale harbour a
beutiful part of the country i feel proud too have such a historical
surname see you all at the reunion hopefully????? liamO
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Date: 2006-03-17 22:46:35
Thomas Driscoll (
TDris23431@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Greetings from Central Wisconsin
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Date: 2006-03-17 08:08:19
Dancing Paul (
pauljdriscoll@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Happy St Patrick's Day, one & all!!! Four generations of Yorkshire
Driscolls will be flying into Kerry on Thursday 22nd June & we'll be in
Baltimore for early evening. Can't wait until we all meet up in Bushes
once again.
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Date: 2006-01-22 12:38:34
Francis O'Driscoll (
frank.odriscoll@ntlworld.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
Well I just discovered that this event and clan existed... Will now have
to go over for the June event and see what it's all about. My father was
from around that way but I've never ever really seen anything of the place
other than when I was very young... those memories are very distant and
very nearly forgotten... Will have to make this a definite date and inform
the rest of the family about this thing... Frank O'Driscoll Cardiff Wales
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Date: 2005-10-22 13:50:33
Michael O'Driscoll (
michael.odriscoll@ukonline.co.uk
/ no homepage) wrote:
Looks like you may see a few more O'Driscoll's in Baltimore in 2006. Have
been discussing plans with my parents in Oz to meet at the 2006 reunion.
I'll also be bringing my son with me. Hope to see you all there Mike,
Edinburgh, Scotland
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Date: 2005-10-15 17:08:06
Kevin Driscoll (
driscollatmelrose@whsmithnet.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Myself my son and my wife visited Ireland for the first time this summer.
The plan was to tour the west coast for a week and spend the second
between Cork & Waterford. Our last two nights on tour were booked in
Skibbereen and we went to Clear believe it or not ,not knowing the family
connection. What a shock we had. It was almost like Baltimore pulled us to
it ,spooky. Anyway we don't know when but i would love to attend a
gathering.
Yours Kevin&Karen Driscoll Ashford Kent UK
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122 |
Date: 2005-08-30 04:55:40
Scott O'Driscoll (
scott@independentlocksmiths.co / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Dave,
Just writing to congratulate you once more and wish you well as our new
chieftain. I had a great time at the 2005 reunion and it was great to meet
you, your family, my long lost brother Victor LOL and all the other
O'Driscolls that attended. I hope to be back soon. All the best Scott
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121 |
Date: 2005-07-13 16:34:00
Norma (
norma27@fastmail.fm /
http://universalharmonics.homestead.com/files/index.htm) wrote:
Hi Dave. Nora sent me your O'Driscoll link after Eugene told her your clan
leader honor. Your site is most informative; our USA Driscoll family roots
are in Baltimore, Maryland; Dennis O'Driscol / Driskell is our earliest
known ancestor. There is a historical Driscoll House, which may be in
Baltimore, maryland. Our lineage is Ireland and German, where William Penn
went to promote settlers into his new land--USA. Interesting now that in
my generation there is a Dennis and a Dave Driscoll.
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Date: 2005-06-30 23:20:44
oliver driscoll (
ollydriscoll@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
very proud of you dad
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Date: 2005-06-25 03:13:37
Susan (
ssodriscoll@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote:
The gathering has started.I will think of all of the O'Driscolls over the
weekend.I will pray for those who are no longer with us.Dave, I will take
extra time to pray for you as you take on your role s Cheftain.
Remember us and toast to us.
Susan and Steve
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Date: 2005-06-05 14:32:45
Pauline Ziedins ne O'Driscoll (
peazcomps@hotmail.com / no
homepage) wrote:
Hi,
My grandfather Barney (Bernard) O'Driscoll was from Kilworth near Fermoy
in Co. Cork - I don't know much about his side of the family other than he
lived near Kilworth school and that there is/was an old photo of him in a
pub called Linehans in Kilworth - any one can help?
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117 |
Date: 2005-05-30 02:10:20
SALLY DAVIDSON CAMBEL (
sallycambel@hotmail.com / no
homepage) wrote:
VERY INTERESTING ANM D INFORMATIVE
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116 |
Date: 2005-03-28 16:55:57
Judy Driscoll (
jtdris@comcast.net / no homepage) wrote:
You've done a wonderful job on your website. My father-in-law's father was
William Henry Driscoll who reportedly was the son of Henry Driscoll (b.
@1850 Ireland) and Catherine Homes/Holmes born in Ireland. William H. was
sent to St. Mary's Orphanage in Middlesex, London about 1880 along with
his brother Thomas, so I am assuming their father died (possibly in
England)shortly before that. Their mother at that time was in a workhouse
in Middlesex. I have found them on the 1881 census, but have not been able
to go farther back as Henry doesn't appear on any of the records I have
been able to find in Ireland. William and Thomas were sent to Quebec,
Canada as "home boys" in 1886. Eventually they ran away and came to
Michigan early in the 1890's. Neither of them knew their actual birthdates
so adopted March 17th and tried to come close to the exact year...which
would have been approximately 1871-1873. I noticed you have a William
Henry Driscoll on your tree and wondered if you had any further
information on him? I'm thinking that possibly Henry Driscoll was actually
a William Henry, considering his son's name. If anyone has any suggestions
where I might find further information please feel free to contact me.
Thank you again for your wonderful site. Judy
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Date: 2005-03-27 01:24:33
Dale Driskell (
dale1728@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote:
Great site! The documentation of the O'Driscoll history is amazing. I hope
to return often and read more. Thank you.
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114 |
Date: 2005-02-23 22:02:01
Jan McCabe (
jmccabe78@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
I am trying to trace my family history. I know that my grandmother,
Elizabeth O'Driscoll was born to Brigid and Patrick O'Driscoll in Kenmare
in 1916 before the family moved to Tralee. She was one of six children.
Don't know much more about the family can anyone help with this search?
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113 |
Date: 2005-02-19 20:04:14
Dan Driscoll (
dand3719@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Really enjoyed looking at your site . Dan
of Beverly ,MA. USA
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112 |
Date: 2005-02-18 15:36:16
Mary Mccullough (
cherrygen1@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
My grandmother was Margaret Driscoll from S. Ring daughter of Michael
Driscoll & Mary Madden
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111 |
Date: 2005-02-13 16:45:23
wrigley (
gerrywrigley@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
My sister and I were born O'Driscoll (father Patrick John Jeremiah
O'Driscoll son of Brigid and Patrick (both O'Driscolls)). Our grandfather
was in the merchant navy during WWI and later in HM customs in Plymouth
and Cobh. We would be interested in hearing anything reference family. Our
father's brother was christened Florence Augustine (known as Gus) and died
as aircrew during WWII. Our father also studied at All Hallows seminary in
Dublin. We would be interested in hearing anything about possible
relatives. Eve and Gerry
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110 |
Date: 2005-01-31 02:09:57
Patricia Murphy (
tricia.murphy@canesis.com / no homepage) wrote:
greetings from New Zealand! I see you have an "Ellen Driscoll" in your
family tree. An Ellen Driscoll was my great grandmother. She sailed to NZ
in 1861 aboard the "Blue Jacket" - I don't suppose she is the same person
as the one in your family tree????
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109 |
Date: 2005-01-29 22:41:53
Dona Driskel Mara (
donamara@sbcglobal.net / no homepage) wrote:
Hello O'Driscolls--
This is a great site-- thank you for all the work and information on
O'Driscolls. I've no idea when my family came over to the States, but they
settled around Pennsylvania and Michigan. I've read about the pirate
connections, and there's even a horsethief or two back a few generations
in our own branch.
I will be visiting Baltimore in late March with my husband. Any
suggestions on where to stop by and say hello to my "cousins" would be
appreciated.
Many thanks,
Dona
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Date: 2005-01-17 19:03:18
Tim Driscoll (
tim.driscoll@btopenworld.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hiya Dave,
Just found the site this afternoon & found it all very impressive. We are
from Leeds and I have had my
leg pulled a few times by my Irish friends regarding my "pirate"
background, of which I am quite proud. It is has beenvery nice to be able
to put some meat on the bones of what up until now has been a bit of a
mystery- Thanks a lot.
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107 |
Date: 2005-01-09 17:34:53
Edmund O'Driscoll (
edlynn62@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Great site..will visit again.
Thanks.
ED
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106 |
Date: 2004-12-24 02:58:58
Rick Benton ( Rickrdu@aol.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
Do you have any other information on David Poer?
I have a GGGGGgrandfather David Poer buried in Montomery County, North
Carolina, USA. He died in 1809. Was born in 1744 according to tombstone.
Any assistance would be appreciated. His father may have been Ned or
Edward Poer.
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105 |
Date: 2004-12-12 16:52:02
Paul Driscoll (
pauljdriscoll@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
For the information of anyone planning to travel to the 2005 clan
gathering from the north of England - Please be aware that Ryan Air have
opened up a new route between Liverpool & Cork starting in April. I've
just booked 2 return flights for £65 including taxes! BMI Baby Manchester
to Cork are quite reasonable also but the timing of the flights isn't the
best.
Cheers
Paul
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Date: 2004-12-09 21:04:45
Gerald O'Driscoll (
gerryod37@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Just found your site, very interesting, dads family originate from union
hall co cork. Many members of my family still live in cork, im from surrey
originally but now live in north yorkshire.
Would be pleased to hear from other O'Driscoll's
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103 |
Date: 2004-12-05 22:38:44
George Gansbuehler (
gansg@mail.com / no homepage) wrote:
A realy interesting and informative site.
My maternal grandfather was a Driscoll with earlier links to Skibbereen.
I have recently become interested in our family history (like many
others), so this site is a wonderfull find.
Thankyou!
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Date: 2004-12-04 02:00:23
Eamon Lankford (
logainmneacha@yahoo.com /
http://www.placenames.ie/capeclear) wrote:
Dear Dave,
We met at the O'Driscoll gathering in June last. I have the O Driscoll
book finished and would like a paragraph from you about your O Driscoll
family history and the O Driscolls of UK project etc. Can you oblige in a
week or so as I'm getting the entire work proof read over the christmas
period. Oh could you send a photo please to verify the photo I took of you
and John O Driscoll of Australia. I can't send you the photo as I dont
have a scanner yet- just a beginner with all of this technology.
A little write up oon the progress of your O Driscoll work and a sort of
career profile of yourself and ancestors would be great.
Best wishes
Eamon Lankford,
Cape Clear Museum
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Date: 2004-11-28 12:24:26
John O'Driscoll (
wjod@bizmail.com.au /
http://www.wjod.bizmail.com.au) wrote:
Dave, Just a note to let you know I've changed addresses, email and web
sites.
Catch you soon - John O'Driscoll from Australia
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Date: 2004-10-05 23:05:37
Margaret Eaton nee O'Driscoll (
catherine.eaton3@ntlworld.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
What a great site. I have never been to Ireland and the pictures are
wonderful.I live in a small town in Lancashire and our family is the only
O'Driscolls. My late father left Cork in 1940s and came over to England he
met my mum (Bridget Kelly)and they married and had seven children, so I
consider he did his best to keep the O'Driscoll name going strong.
Best Wishes to everyone
Margaret
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Date: 2004-09-04 13:19:45
John & Barbara Driscoll (
d5731@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Dave.
Very nice sight. I am still enjoying th e photos I took last year on Clear
of that old castle and the cliffs on that wonderful walk you took Neil and
myself on. Looking forward to next year, stay safe.
John & Barbara Driscoll
Laceyville USA
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Date: 2004-06-27 22:41:01
Paul Driscoll (
pauljdriscoll@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
2004 Clan Gathering was superb!!! See you all next year when hopefully
it'll be Neil's turn for public humiliation.
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Date: 2004-06-17 14:12:34
Sarah O'Driscoll (
sarahcoolminx@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
INteresting to find out a little more about the family history...couldn't
believe that there were pictures of O'Driscoll castle in Baltimore, have
been visiting there since I was a child!
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Date: 2004-06-16 00:44:53
Catherine Sommerville (
cathye@sville.net / no homepage) wrote:
Maiden name Dacey. GGGGrandfather-Daniel Dacey of Kilbrittain.
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Date: 2004-05-17 14:13:24
Jim Driscoll (
stinger4fo@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
I would like to find my roots. Please if anyone can help contact me at
stinger4fo@aol.com , I do have some information about Irish ancestors who
came to the U.S., also Driscolls, that dates back to the early 1900's..I
have a lot of pictures too... p.s. anyone from Ohio?
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Date: 2004-05-13 12:04:37
oliver (
ollydriscoll@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
looks fine
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Date: 2004-03-05 05:55:50
Robert Barnes Driscoll (
nwheeler@capemaytech.com /
no homepage) wrote:
Interesting web page, thank you. I've been able to trace my Driscoll roots
to 1800 Worcester County, Maryland, USA.
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Date: 2004-01-31 16:14:39
caroline greaney (
carolinegreaney@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
WOW. I'm a Driscoll who's relatives left County Kerry, Ireland and sailed
to New Zealand. We've managed to trace ourselves back to Ash-hill, a town
land, where distant relatives still live. Great website - would love more
info about the Clan gatherings.
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Date: 2004-01-27 21:15:58
Patrick Driscall (
pdriscall@blueyonder.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Interested in hearing from any Driscalls in Cork or Kerry or Dublin.
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Date: 2004-01-23 14:12:38
jenny driscoll (
jenndrisc@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
great to find such an interesting site.
our o,driscolls are from cappoquin co; waterford
c.1800 but work is ongoing.
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Date: 2004-01-14 11:46:07
Margaret Stevens (
askmarg@ihug.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Fantastic site!!
I have some photos of Jim Driscoll and my grandfather who were friends.
Could you please email me. Thanks, Margaret from Sydney
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Date: 2003-12-31 21:32:28
John O'Driscoll (
wjod@iprimus.com.au /
http://home.iprimus.com.au/wjod/DoA/Default.htm) wrote:
Happy New Year Dave. Hope to see you again in Baltimore later in the year.
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Date: 2003-12-27 17:56:08
ANDREW O'DRISCOLL (
andyodriscoll@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
FANTASTIC WEBSITE !! Looking forward to looking into History and tracking
my family tree.
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Date: 2003-12-26 17:55:11
Dr. Eamon Lankford (
logainmneacha@yahoo.com /
http://www.placenames.ie/capeclear) wrote:
nice piece on O'ds. Am writing book for Cape Clear Museum about O
Driscoll's- nearly there. Hope to have it ready for 2005. Any information
on famous, infamous and noot so famous and the ordinary O'Driscolls would
be helpful to ad other dimensions to the work and give it a modern
dimension. Past history to c. 1800 is well covered in what I have written.
I would be pleased if you can oblige. I saw on the internet a Hotel named
Driscoll Hotel in London. Do you know anything about it ? or about places
or institution using the name Driscoll etc.
Happy New Year to you from Cape Clear.
Éamon Lankford, founder /Director Cape Clear Museum, Co. Cork
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Date: 2003-12-24 08:51:02
Paul Driscoll (
pauljdriscoll@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Wishing a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Driscolls world wide.
Already looking forward to the 2004 clan gathering! Cheers.
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Date: 2003-12-17 09:32:35
david (
foxpet@ntlworld.com / no homepage) wrote:
My granfather who died in the early 70s traced ou family back to a
French/Irish connection but all records of his trace have been lost I
would love to find this information.My father died 15 years ago .My
grandfather managed without the internet but I have got no were in my
attempts please help. thankyou.
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Date: 2003-12-16 07:41:03
Nigel Murphy (
Nigel.murphy@natlib.govt.nz / no homepage) wrote:
Is that the actual tune to 'revenge for Sibereen'? I've never heard it.
Well done on a fine website. Be nice to have one for the Murphys of Cork
and Dublin but then there'd be no end to that would there?
Nigel
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Date: 2003-11-17 01:19:44
Susan Taylor (
staylor97@msn.com / no homepage) wrote:
I wondered about the origin of my grandfather Frank O'Driscoll whose real
name was Florence.Now I see it cam down from Fineen. A wonderful discovery
for me and my family. My grandfather came to join the rest of his family
on Staten Island NY at the age of seven, from Skibbereen, about 1863. When
I was to Skibbereen and the surrounding parishes I could not find his
baptismal record but I did not check in Baltimore. My mother was Isabella
O'Driscoll, named for the Daughters of Isabella, exinct auxillary to the
Knights of Columbus. Thank you for this wonderful and informative web
page. - Susan Taylor
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Date: 2003-11-04 11:46:28
Jeanette Ellis (
jeanette@caduceusjewellery.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Hi
My maiden name was Driscoll, interested in looking up the origins of the
name. Thanks for all the help.
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Date: 2003-11-03 07:53:25
jackie ellis (
jellisdv8@bigpond.com / no homepage) wrote:
Interested to see other Jackie Ellis', are they like me?!!
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Date: 2003-10-31 16:34:14
Clive O'Neill (
oneillc1@bp.com / no homepage) wrote:
Excellent web site. I've spent most of the afternoon reading it when I
should be doing some work. Still it is Friday afternoon!
Cheers
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Date: 2003-10-31 03:20:04
Meaghan Driscol (
m_driscol@hotamil.com / no homepage) wrote:
nice to see all this information
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Date: 2003-10-17 21:40:19
John E. Cadigan (
CHAMPJACK@AOL.COM / no homepage) wrote:
I found the site very interesting and informative.
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Date: 2003-09-25 23:01:38
URI DRISCOLL (
urid@humboldt1.com / no homepage) wrote:
I walked upon my ancesteral grounds and among my relatives of Ireland and
of lands far away 4 years ago at the gathering of the Clan. My soul was
infused with laughter, my blood reddened with warmth, and my body
empowered with the infinity that is the O'Driscolls.
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Date: 2003-09-18 03:04:45
Alan O'Driscoll (
aodriscr@twcny.rr.com / no homepage) wrote:
visited Baltimore in Aug.--thiis brings back memories
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Date: 2003-09-10 17:17:44
Chantelle O'Driscoll (
chantelleodriscoll@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
So cool!
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Date: 2003-08-30 18:19:11
MAUREEN DRISCOLL DOMINGO (
mdomi1910@earthlink.net / no
homepage) wrote:
Well done. I have been very interested in my family and was glad to see
page. I am planning a trip to Baltimore Sept 21 for a week. Thanks for the
insight Maureen
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Date: 2003-08-29 12:28:45
mike odriscoll (
mikerodriscoll@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
odriscoll oshea cotter / cape clear / skibbereen
get in touch
mike
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Date: 2003-08-19 23:08:03
Neil O'Driscoll (
neil1953@bigpond.com / no homepage) wrote:
Well done, cousin.
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Date: 2003-08-09 10:54:28
Hugh Driscoll (
hughdr@operamail.com / no homepage) wrote:
I've just been contacted by email from Canada,found myself here by surfing
the net. Perhaps I should surf the Irish sea from St Davids Head and see
if it will get me to Cork for the next gathering
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Date: 2003-08-08 15:59:32
JIM DRISCOLL (
snoopy_jim@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
THOUGHT I WOULD TYPE IN DRISCOLL IN MY SEARCH ENGINE AND UP YOU POPPED
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Date: 2003-08-06 23:11:51
Vincent Dennis Driscoll (
dennis.driscoll@bannerhealth.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
Thank you for all your research. I am just starting to look at the
Driscoll history and your site looks like a gold mine!
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Date: 2003-07-30 00:26:00
andrew smith (
andrew@asiservices.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
recent interested visitor to castletownshend
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Date: 2003-07-21 19:31:33
sara driscoll gallagher (
sded148@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
looking for family of eugene driscoll. believe they lived in Cape Charles,
VA. then on to PA.
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Date: 2003-07-21 19:29:17
sara driscoll gallagher (
sed148@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
where do i begin to find the real roots?
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Date: 2003-07-14 19:44:51
susan ( tonytt616@aol.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
I am looking for anybody who took pictures at our vow renewal. Ours were
not the best. Thank You.
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Date: 2003-07-13 21:38:09
Jane Franklin (
jane.franklin1@ntlworld.com / no homepage) wrote:
Jimmy's Mother Married my great grandfather Frank Franklin they had a son
Thomas Franklin Jimmy's half brother. who is my grandfather.
I am researching my ancestry and found them in the 1901 census.
Kind regards
Jane Franklin
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Date: 2003-07-08 14:01:21
Darby Mitchell (
mitcheda@baydenoc.cc.mi.us /
http://www.castlepublishing.net) wrote:
Very instructive. I've written a book which covers the same subject
matter, about Richard Boyle.
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Date: 2003-06-25 17:11:17
Francesca O'Driscoll (
fran7204@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Would be nice to hear from some 'real' distant relatives! Get in touch if
you recognise the following names.... My grandfather was Joseph,
grandmother was Eileen. Their children were Richard, Josephine, Nora and
Ian. Does Uncle Sean (deceased 2002) ring any bells?
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Date: 2003-06-24 17:04:48
Emma Lang (
Sassy_babe86@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
This is a GREAT wedsite.Keep up the good work and you will go far.
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Date: 2003-06-24 00:55:46
William Henry Driscoll (
choochoo@Dartmouth.edu / no
homepage) wrote:
nice
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Date: 2003-06-20 18:45:39
Laura Ward ( ward@kih.net /
no homepage) wrote:
My great, great grandfather was Patrick Coffey, born in Limerick, Ireland,
around 1823. He became a US citizen in 1854. He died in 1890 and is buried
in Mason County, Kentucky. I would like to know more him.
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Date: 2003-06-18 12:42:32
kimpul (
kimpul@ntlworld.uk.com / no homepage) wrote:
wants to back to 1990 and on thank you
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Date: 2003-06-13 22:01:57
Leslie Hickey (
LisleaRua@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
...just browsing here. Worth coming back to!
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Date: 2003-06-10 01:21:55
Karen O'Driscoll (
kazhot@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Greetings to all O'Driscolls just found this site thanks to my uncle Derek
O'Driscoll we hope to take our first trip down to cork in june see you all
there..
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Date: 2003-06-09 18:01:34
Helen Driscoll (
hellster1@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote:
hey my family used to be O'Driscoll we're from cardiff grangetown you may
know my parents karen adn anthony driscoll!
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Date: 2003-06-08 18:29:28
Matthew Driscoll (
Magicstuff64@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
I was researching our name i knew it came from cork but i had no idea, how
intersting the driscoll name is, my great great grandfather moved over
fromn cork, and moved to croydon
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Date: 2003-06-06 13:35:24
Shauna Driscoll (
spunkygirl2001_@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
My god!!! i knew our family had history but i didn't know that we had this
much of it. Reading all the info on the family history made feel proud to
be a Driscoll or O'driscoll.I found the facts & info soooo interting, you
could not get me away from the computer. What i'm trying to say is thank
you for posting all this info on the internet.
Thanks again Shauna Driscoll
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Date: 2003-06-01 20:57:41
norman legault (
norman_legault@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote:
research for my wife sharon rose driscoll
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Date: 2003-06-01 15:07:14
Susan O'Driscoll (
tonytt616@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Should have guessed you would have the schedule up. Can't wait to see you.
Are they going to have shirts this year or do I have to go after yours
again? Susan
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Date: 2003-05-30 14:19:30
Michael Padric O'Shaughnessey (
roadwhore74@yahoo.com / no
homepage) wrote:
just wanted to thank you for the information/pictorial site of Skibereen
which is where I've been told my People are from (Cork or County Cork
actually), more specifically Castle Skibereen but have been able to find
no mention of any such castle. Free Ireland!!!
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Date: 2003-05-25 11:24:56
David J. Driscoll (
skoal@ncia.net / no homepage) wrote:
I love your web site. It is so nice to see the work being done on Dun na
Sead. My personal favorite is Dun na Oir on Cape Clear but alas that
restoration would be a monumental effort. It is nice to see the weather
posted on your site as it is cold for many months in Norther New
Hampshire.
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Date: 2003-05-10 01:33:17
john kevin driscoll (
papajohn@inxpress.net / no homepage) wrote:
My grandfather, James Thomas Driscoll, was born in County Cork [Skibereen?]in
April, 1865. Migrated to Wales, then to Pennsylvania, in the United
States. His older brother, Patrick, was with him. Both are buried in
Sharon, Pennsylvania. His father was Thomas Driscoll; mother was Ellen
Ryan. Any help or advice you can offer will be greatly appreciated. John
Driscoll, Madison, Wisconsin, USA.
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Date: 2003-05-08 22:45:50
Susan O'Driscoll (
tonytt616@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Great site, srr you at the gathering.
Susan and Steve
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Date: 2003-05-02 05:48:39
Kym O'Driscoll (
jkhetman@iprimus.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
My dad Edward O'Driscoll decentant of Jerimiah O'Driscoll who came out to
Perth Western Australia in 1869 will enjoy reading your web page.
O'Driscoll's settled in Grass Valley and since 1869 we still enjoy a
strong family bond till this day
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Date: 2003-03-27 09:39:29
rolando ( r.ernst@teleline.es
/
http://www.angelfire.com/super2/sail1) wrote:
nice and interesting site
rolando
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Date: 2003-03-26 21:21:20
Florence O' Driscoll (
mdrscll@hotmail.com /
http://www.mode-research.co.uk) wrote:
Greetings to all O' Driscolls! Good site - must have a proper surf through
when I get the time!
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Date: 2003-03-17 00:11:20
Kathleen Flad ( kmflad@aol.com
/ no homepage) wrote:
I love everything about Baltimore!
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Date: 2003-03-16 16:46:38
Judy Boguski (
bamaj@netnet.net / no homepage) wrote:
Dear Dave,
A superb job!!!!! Have forwarded your site to other family members. How I
wish I could be back again in Baltimore for the 2003 clan gathering. This
site is by far the best that has been done. Thank you for your time and
effort on behalf of the O'Driscolls.
Grand daughter of Mary Adelaine O'Driscoll Christopohersen.................USA
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Date: 2003-03-12 18:21:45
James Deamer Driscoll (
seamusdd@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Thanks for the great page. The more I can learn of my O'Driscoll heritage
the better! Planning on going to the Clan Reunion this year.
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Date: 2003-03-10 20:11:09
Edward Connolly (
himself@usa.com / no homepage) wrote:
GREAT FIND - My family and I will be visiting this summer. Can you give me
the approximate drive time from Kinsale County Cork to Skibereen along the
coast route?
We visited the famine museum in County Roscommon on last trip and it was
very worthwhile (educational and mooving)
Slan,
Edward
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Date: 2003-03-07 05:18:48
brian driscoll (
zpuffyd@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
great site...my grandfather was born and raised in skibbereen i came
across this great site i still have family over there i am son of kevin
driscoll sean driscolls grand son of the o driscoll family
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Date: 2003-03-03 19:07:08
John Cadigan (
jacadigan@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Any idea how the name Cadogan (O'Ceadagain) is a sobriquet of O'Driscoll
as stated on the Cape Clear page? Thanks!
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Date: 2003-03-03 13:39:33
Richard Cadigan (
rcadiganjr@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
I am just starting to discover this aspect of my ancestry.Fascinating!
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Date: 2003-03-03 13:15:15
John Mac Donnell (
jmac_donnell@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Great page. I live in Nova Scotia, Canada and look forward to someday
visiting Ireland.
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Date: 2003-02-22 16:59:55
John Driscoll (
john@driscoll.com / no homepage) wrote:
Good to find this site. Rejoicing in Ireland's win in Rome today, with
young Brian O-Driscoll leading the side to his eight successive win.
Family based here in Kendal, Cumbria, with sister and niece in London and
other children in Winchester and Aix en Provence, France!
My father Paddy Driscoll told me lots of family history. His father came
over from Cork to settle first near Liverpool, then moved to London. We
get back to Baltimore whenever we can.
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Date: 2003-02-16 20:18:31
tim mccarthy (
tim@timmccarthy.com / no homepage) wrote:
thanks for all your work. I know or Driscolls in my family history as
well.
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Date: 2003-02-16 03:09:24
Delia Driscoll-Rosemond (
drosemond@hot.rr.com / no homepage) wrote:
I'm a decent of Daniel O'Driscoll born in County Cork, Ireland.
For more information of Daniel O'Driscoll check this website
http://www.sanjacinto-museum.org/kemp/v618.html
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Date: 2003-02-13 15:21:07
William Driscoll (
billd948@msn.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hello, My Grandfather Patrick Driscoll was born on Heir or Hare island
down by Baltimore. My Grandmother Mary Whooley was born in the same area.
My father only remembers that it was the parish or town of Lisheen, ever
hear of it?
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Date: 2003-02-01 00:42:32
Mick O'Driscoll (
mickdrick@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
very impessive .you have done alot of research & its nice to see alot of
this information compiled I probably have a few bits & pieces you may be
interested in but you may have them already. I grew up in lackahane a
townland 3 miles from Baltimore & now live in Sydney Australia. I'm going
to Ireland in may so might see you there if you are over
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Date: 2003-01-26 16:11:27
catherine taylor (
lacroix_femail@yahoo.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
I think my great grandmother, Ellen Driscoll could be the sister of your
great grandfather George. All I know is that she was married to John
Duffy.
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Date: 2003-01-20 03:00:49
William McManus (
buzzlori@earthlink.net / no homepage) wrote:
Just looking around in a tour book and saw the town of Skibereen and
thought I would look it up.
Looks like a fantastic area. Buzz McManus
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Date: 2003-01-17 17:03:47
Jim ( no email /
http://www.musclecars-and-classics.com) wrote:
Cool site. Please checkout ours sometime if you get a chance. Take care.
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Date: 2003-01-17 05:53:09
Matt Driskill (
PLUME2020@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote:
I grew up in Virginia and am a decendent of
Daniel Driskill. I would like to make a visit to
Baltimore in the near future and meet some folks.
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Date: 2003-01-17 01:42:57
Nicholas Tibbetts (
nicktibbetts@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote:
I am O'Driscoll blood back to Baltimore Island. I
My relatives and I have rather potent or aggressive blood in our veins. I
had no idea I came from pirate ancestry until an older cousin told me. I
thought he was kidding. He wasn't!!! We settled in Boston during the 17 or
1800s not exactly sure Could someone send me some history on Celia
O'Driscoll? My mother is planning an O'Driscoll reunion this summer in
Scituate, MA on a harbor much like the one in Baltimore, I think. I'll be
visiting Baltimore Island on my next vacation, could you send me some info
on a trip there?
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Date: 2003-01-06 04:54:38
Brian Laurence Driscoll (
mobrian@shaw.ca / no homepage) wrote:
My father was Robert Laurence Driscoll born in Liverpool Eng. May 2 1918
of Robert Leo Driscoll and Florence Driscoll(neeBlakeborough) My father
and grandmother Florence came to Canada in 1928.
My grandfather Robert Leo was an Analytical Chemist
and was a Lieutenant in the 3rd. South Wales Borders at the time of my
fathers birth.
I am trying to make a connection with his family. Any ideas where to
begin?
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Date: 2002-12-29 19:18:49
Angela Powell (Driscoll) (
powfam6@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hello, Im great grand daughter of Driscoll immigrant from Co.Cork. My Dad
told me about your site. Hope to attent the O'Driscoll Clan gathering in
Baltimore 2003.
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Date: 2002-12-08 02:09:30
Paulette (
plgalbraith@maxnet.co.nz / no homepage) wrote:
Hello
A very interesting site.
My Mum was an O'Driscoll, her granfather came from ireland.
We were looking for pictures of traditional Irish clothing and information
about a traditional Irish Christmas. Do you think you could help? or
direct us to a website that would. Thanks.
Paulette (From New Zealand)
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Date: 2002-12-06 07:55:11
Paul James Driscoll (
pauljdriscoll@yahoo.co.uk /
no homepage) wrote:
By eck Dave, you've been busy. Superb site. Missed the 2002 gathering
because of house move/new baby. Living in Halifax at the moment but
hopefully moving nearer to Barnsley in spring time and I'm planning to be
over for the 2003 gathering - probably on my own this time so I can spend
more time in the pub. Are you still in Derbyshire?
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Date: 2002-12-01 14:21:59
Mary O Driscoll (
codriscoll@eircom.net /
http://www.capeclearisland.com) wrote:
Dear Dave
Love your new look site! I look like a real hippy outside Paddy Burkes!!
All the pics are great. We are weather beaten today - no ferry and all
hatches battened down.
Mary and Ciaran Danny Mike, Cape Clear Island.
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Date: 2002-11-29 20:44:23
Judy Boguski (
bamaj@netnet.net / no homepage) wrote:
Dear Dave,
Great web site. My O'Driscolls came to USA in 1836, haven't been too
succesful in pinpointing exactly where from yet. I suspect Skib!!!!!! Been
to Baltimore twice. could easily live there. Judy
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Date: 2002-11-29 18:49:30
Milton Lilley (
miltonlilley@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
Have been searching for a William Driscoll,Brn1843,ukn, migrated to
England and married a Susannah Coe brn 1845, Market Deeping Linconshire,
Est.marriage 1863,birth of ist child,William 1864 , Elizabeth-1866,
Charles-1867,
Margeret,1869( my Grd Mtr) Thomas-1871,Frederick- 1874, Ellen-1876.
Have been searching England for immagration. Have no place in Ire.listed
for birth. just recorded on 1871census in Canterberry, Kent,
Would you have any hints where do I go ?Thank you
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Date: 2002-11-19 21:23:05
Thomas G.O'Driscoll (
tomodriscoll@blueyonder.co.uk / no homepage) wrote:
Interesting, when did your lot come to the UK Dave?
Surprised none of your history sections mentions Charles Smith MDs book
'The present state of the county and city of Cork' published if my memory
serves me in 1650, read a copy in Edinburgh a few years ago, lots of
material on O'Driscoll history.
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Date: 2002-10-31 12:10:56
Sarah (
mysticeve182@yahoo.fr / no homepage) wrote:
hello!
First of all, I want to appologise for my bad english...
I want to thank you for all informations your site gave me. I'm a French
student and I'm passionate about Ireland and sounty Cork! I try to write a
book about this region and all the events (old or recent)there were in. I
know there's a movie called War of the Buttons which was turned in
Castletownshend in 1993. Unfortunately, the web isn't very rich about
this... Could you help me? All informations you have are very precious.
Thank you!
Sarah
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Date: 2002-10-28 20:52:08
P. J. O'Driscoll (
pjodriscoll@pjodriscoll.com / no homepage) wrote:
I'm a "dyed in the wool" West Cork O'Driscoll
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Date: 2002-10-25 23:44:58
Maxine Trottier (
maxitrot@execulink.com /
http://www.execulink.com/~maxitrot/maxine.htm) wrote:
Do you have any information on Fineen O'Driscoll's wife and children?
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Date: 2002-10-20 21:04:28
vince O'Mahony (
vomahony@yahoo.com / no homepage) wrote:
Dave,
This summer I purchased an 1850 ruined priests house in Rineen Co. Cork
with the intention of restoring it. It was called Rineen House in the
townland of Carrigtishane, Rineen - near to Casletownshend and was built
by the Swanton family who also built and operated the mills at Rineen. It
was the local priests house in the 1920 timeframe. I just found out today
that there is possibly a photograph or drawing of the house in the
Sketches of Carbery book. I was wondering if you would have a copy of this
book and could possibly send me a copy of any references to Rineen House
that it might contain.
Regards,
Vince O'Mahony
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Date: 2002-09-14 17:46:05
ann (
annbolyn@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Ann,
Is there some one who can give me more details on the name: O'Driscoll
King. I was told, that there was a family O'Driscoll King at Earls
Court/Kensington. I hop some one can help me.
Regards,
Ann
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Date: 2002-08-25 08:54:32
Marie (
fraggle206@hotmail.com / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Dave
Thanks for setting up this web site & giving me another lead to follow up!
I'm trying to track down my Grandad's family for him. We live in Bristol
(UK) and apparently my Grandad's family were originally O'Driscolls!
He was in the Navy & approached by a Sgt Major of the Somerset Light
Infantry called Driscoll who asked him if he was called Ron Winter (which
he is) & said that they were related. All that the Sgt Major told my
grandad was that 2 sisters married 2 brothers and lived in a large house
called Winter's House in Alveston / Chipping Sodbury nr Bristol (Hence my
Grandad's name of Winter). The Sgt Major said that his family lived in
Redcliffe, Bristol. I am hoping that you may of heard something about
these O'Driscolls as my Grandad is keen to find out about his origins. My
Grandad thinks the Sgt Major spoke to him in either New York or Bristol
but isn't 100% sure as he was "propping up a bar" at the time!! I would be
really grateful if you could provide any information for me to work on,
but if not keep up the good work with your website!!
Many thanks
Marie
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Date: 2002-08-23 00:49:34
David J. Driscoll (
ddriscoll@driscollcpa.com / no homepage) wrote:
Loved the pictures of the Castles. Great to see one being restored even if
it is not a Driscoll. My wife and I were over to Baltimore in 1999 and
2000. My favorite is the castle on Cape Clear. If you get to New Hampshire
- be sure to look us up in Littleton in the heart of the White Mtns. Slan
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Date: 2002-08-17 10:39:32
Kerry Driscoll (
kerryad@ihug.co.nz / no homepage) wrote:
Hi there. Just stumbled upon this. Would like info re Driscoll Gatherings.
I'm in NZ but plan to be travelling to Canada and UK May/June 2003. Nice
set up you have - congrats.
Kerry
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Date: 2002-07-26 19:05:27
Roberta Driscoll (
schwen@oberon.ark.com / no homepage) wrote:
Greetings from Vancouver Island, British Columbia Canada. I am
granddaughter of Leonard Driscoll of Cork County, Ireland, and daughter of
Robert Laurence Driscoll of Great Britain.
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Date: 2002-07-24 15:04:36
John O'Driscoll (
wjod@iprimus.com.au /
http://home.iprimus.com.au/wjod/doa) wrote:
Hey Dave,
Just been looking at your site. Since the clan gathering you've done a lot
of work, the history material is really good, and the pics of the castles
also. The clan gathering pics are comining along and look really great so
far.
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Date: 2002-06-17 19:06:39
Frank Driscoll (
frank_driscoll@telus.net / no homepage) wrote:
Impressive David! Hello to Bernard, the Bushes, Vincent, and all at the
2002 gathering. Will maybe go over again in 2003. Enjoy......Frank.
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Date: 2002-05-30 20:23:34
Tricia Filter (
triciaf@talent.com.au / no homepage) wrote:
Hi Dave
Its looking good.
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Date: 2002-05-16 01:43:16
Jim Driscoll (
sables@nbnet.nb.ca / no homepage) wrote:
Great web suite, are you going to make it to a irish festival soon. Talk
to you later Jim Driscoll,
from the Miramichi NB.
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Date: 2002-05-13 00:30:33
Marilyn Driscoll (
bdriscol@nb.sympatico.ca /
http://www.odriscoll-canada.com) wrote:
Congratulations Dave. It's looking better all the time. Sorry we won't
make it across the sea for this year's gathering but you know our thoughts
will be with you. So, from the Driscolls of Canada, good job! Let's keep
this network building and we'll compare web site stories at next year's
Gathering.
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Date: 2002-05-07 00:39:58
John O'Driscoll (
wjod@iprimus.com.au /
http://home.iprimus.com.au/wjod/family) wrote:
Dave,
Well Done, a great web site. I believe that the O'Driscoll's are becoming
a force on the web, which is great. See you shortly in Baltimore.
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Date: 2002-05-01 16:30:53
ollydriscoll (
ollydriscoll@aol.com / no homepage) wrote:
very good
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