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Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

shannon_ireland1986 — 2012-05-04 20:16:44Z

Please contact me privately, if possible, via my email at:

shannon_ireland@hotmail.com

Thanks again!

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

shannon_ireland1986 — 2012-05-04 20:14:04Z

Hello there;---

My name is Shannon Ireland. I am a descendant of Thomas Ireland, of the ship "Royal" of New Netherlands, who settled in Hempstead, Long Island, NY in the mid 1600's. I am directly descended from Isaac Ireland, who emigrated to Canada in the 1800's. I have my Honours Degree in History and have actively been researching my family tree for quite some time. I would be very interested in sharing what I have found with you!

Thank you in advance for your consideration.

Warm regards,

Shannon Ireland

IRELAN, MC CASHLAND, CARLYLE

2012-02-21 23:35:44Z

Interested in finding any data available on these 3 families. Probates records, marriage and death records are the ones I'm most interested in.

Irelan/d Thaddeus 1862 or 1840

1_twi — 2011-11-05 03:24:41Z

I am the great grandon of Thaddeus Ireland of Maine, who migrated to Salt Lake City, Utah. I am having trouble tracing him back to the right family in Maine. I believe he was born in 1840 in Maine, but also realize there is another Thaddeus born in 1862 in Cooper Maine Anyone who can provide me information I would be most appreciative.

I believe he was the brother of the US Marshall EA Ireland who resided over what was then Utah Territories.
Terry W Ireland

Re: IRELAN Kenneth R - Vietnam Wall section 2E

jrharl — 2011-09-21 22:08:53Z

He was my Mother's brother. He was from Carl Junction, Mo. We are descendents of John Ireland, b.1777-d.1845, of Greene County, Ohio.

I lived in Texas for 12 years and never knew about this monument. Thank you for posting this notice. Please contact me, if you have any more questions about my family.

Rebecca

IRELAN Kenneth R - Vietnam Wall section 2E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-20 00:19:51Z

IRELAN Kenneth R - Vietnam Wall section 2E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: thomas roberts Irelan

1_direlan — 2011-09-01 02:33:45Z

tom was my older brother,havent seen or heard anything of him since 1977 when our mother passed away from lung cancer i would be happy to answer any questions i can feel free to contact me @ direlan@aol.com

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

ktbi_1 — 2011-06-27 23:02:18Z

Hi Bob. I am very interested in join the Ireland Surname website. Please let me know what it required.
Thank you.
Ron Ireland

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

jrharl — 2011-06-05 05:46:13Z

It was very nice to hear from you. I am a descendant of the John Ireland family that immigrated to Pennsylvania, USA, in 1800. They later migrated to Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and Missouri.

According to DNA testing, we have relatives from England to Australia. We all seem to have started out in Scotland, Ireland and England.

I think that you should contact Robert Ireland at sanktengel@yahoo.com. He is the system administrator to an Ireland website that has Ireland's, from all over the world, inputing geneology research. Access to the site is by invitation only and Robert must give you a password.
Robert has compiled a register of ancestors, for the Ireland family of Lancashire, beginning with the year 1150.

You might also like to contact Barry Hyder of Lancashire. He has the "Hyder Family Tree" on Ancestry.co.uk. He is also a descendant of the Ireland family and has traced them back to 1510. You can connect with him through a previous entry on this blog. If you have trouble, getting in touch with him, let me know.

Good luck researching,

Rebecca Irelan Harl

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

garypam167 — 2011-06-04 22:33:36Z

Hi my name is Pam Coleman, I have just come accross your post on Ancestry uk, I am researching my Ireland surname, my grandmother was Maud Olive Ireland from Blackburn Lancashire, her father was Thomas Ireland and so on,, I don't know much about Genealogy but would love to find out more about the history of this family, if you could help please let me know where I should start, Thanks .Pam.

Re: IRELAN, MC CASHLAND, CARLYLE

denisebecker14 — 2011-05-13 18:25:47Z

What are the irlan's you are searching for !

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

Barryhyder — 2011-05-02 13:45:20Z

Hello Robert. I am interested in researching the Irelands from Rudgwick in Sussex England. My grandmother was an Ireland, and for many years I have been trying to trace her brother Maurice William Ireland. I can trace him from birth up to 1921 when he was with his wife and children in Argentina as a shepherd. He became involved in the Argentinian uprising and returned to England in 1922, since when he seems to have vanished! Ihave letters, postcards etc up to that date - then nothing.
Look forward to hearing from you Barry Hyder.

Re: Marion Irelan

Judy_Irelan — 2011-02-07 16:09:31Z

Francis Marion and Susan Irelan were my grandparents. My dad was Clellen Ernest.

Re: Marion Irelan

Judy_Irelan — 2011-02-07 16:03:21Z

Sorry, I was replying to the original post about Francis Marion Irelan who was married to a Susan Hutchins, I guess. Susan was my grandmother and Clellen was my dad. Susan was married to Francis Marion Irelan as referenced earlier in this thread.

Re: Marion Irelan

Robert1705 — 2011-02-07 05:14:12Z

Hi, My Susan Irelan was married to Dr. Henry Harrison Irelan not Clellen as in your note. I do not see any family connection to my Irelans, names and dates don't match up. Bob

Re: Marion Irelan

Judy_Irelan — 2011-02-07 03:24:04Z

Susan Irelan was my grandmother and she was a teacher. My dad, Clellen E. Irelan April 1911, had a number of brothers all names starting with C. as well as several sisters, Blanche March 1890, Ruth May 1894, Jane August 1891, Afra March 1898, Ann December 1899, Carl March 1896, Curtis December 1906, Charlie October 1892, Clayton November 1909, Claude January 1902, and Cliff February 1904. . I think there were a total of 12 sibs, one having died in infancy by accidental poisoning (Clayton).

IRELAN Daniel A - Vietnam Wall section 20W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-03 17:27:31Z

IRELAN Daniel A - Vietnam Wall section 20W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,138 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

jrharl — 2010-05-20 17:59:47Z

I would like to gain access to the Irelan website. I am a descendent of the Irelan family from Jasper County, Missouri. The oldest record that I can find on Ancestry.com is of my ggg grandparents:

Samuel L Irelan
b. 1818, Ohio, USA
d. 27, Nov 1853, White, Indiana, USA
m. Margaret Bishop

I believe that Samuel's parents were:

John Irelan
b. 1790, Kentucky, USA
d. 1861, Greene Co, Ohio, USA
m. Margaret Campbell

There seem to be numerous men named John Irelan(d)from Kentucky. I'm not sure where to go from here. n Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Rebecca Harl
rebecca.harl@gmail.com

Re: Marion Irelan

Robert1705 — 2010-05-20 05:25:18Z

Francis Marion Irelan is in my wife's tree. Also his parents William & Elizabeth jane Fullerton Irelan. Have much info to share. Contact me at rsmonroe@izoom.net Thanks, Bob Monroe

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

jrharl — 2010-05-19 18:11:40Z

I am interested in gaining access to your Ireland website. My mother was an Irelan from Jasper County, Missouri. All of the websites, that I have checked, can only trace this branch of Irelan's back four generations. Unfortunately, my grandparents died in their early 40's and left no information about their ancestors. It seems that the name might have been recorded as Ireland in the 1800's.

Thank you,

Rebecca Harl
rebecca.harl@gmail.com

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

Barryhyder — 2010-04-28 20:56:37Z

I am a descendant from the Irelands of Rudgwick, Sussex, England, and have been researching the family tree for many years. I would be interested to hear from anyone researching the same branch of this large family.

Regards

Barry Hyder

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

robertireland29 — 2010-04-25 23:13:16Z

Please contact me at the following address:

sanktengel@yahoo.com

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

robertireland29 — 2010-04-25 23:12:53Z

Please contact me at the following address:

sanktengel@yahoo.com

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

robertireland29 — 2010-04-25 23:12:40Z

Please contact me at the following address:

sanktengel@yahoo.com

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

robertireland29 — 2010-04-25 23:11:09Z

Please contact me at the following address:

sanktengel@yahoo.com

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

BarryQuinn45 — 2009-12-23 06:51:42Z

Hello Robert: I am interested in being a part of the Ireland Family research that you have set up. I have joined the myfamily.com but cannot figure out how to ask to be a member of your group. We had an Ireland Family reunion at the Ireland House in Burlington in 2007 which was attended by many of the Ireland Clan about 120 in total. http://www.museumsofburlington.com/IHMuseum/IHMuseum.html
We hosted it at the Ireland House Museum, had a tour of the house, games for the kids a great lunch and loads of fun. We want to step the reunion up a little and reach even more of our clan from Nelson County, Ontario, Canada or from Bowes, North Yorkshire England.
My name in the myfamily is Barry Quinn. Please give me information on how to get onto your site.
Barry Quinn
555 Hurd Ave.
Burlington, Ontario
L7S 1T2
quinnlouise@sympatico.ca

Zorame Irelan Darke Co., OH

giggles56n — 2009-07-27 22:48:13Z

Zorame Irelan
d. 15 Jun 1862
6y, 3m, 10d
dau of S.D. & M. Irelan
burial in Hoschover Cemetery Brown Twp., Darke Co., OH

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

stampgram — 2009-04-01 20:09:17Z

I would like to join the IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site. I don't know how to do that? Can you help. Please contact me at: stampgram at yahoo dot com

Thanks, Connie

Re: Update: Looking for parents/siblings of Ethel P.Irelan/d

jckstrssr — 2009-03-16 16:16:30Z

Thomas IRELAND was born 1853 in Indiana.
He married Anna in 1880 born April 1860 in KY.
They had a son Roy A. born June 1885.
And daughter Ethel P. born June 1882 in IN.
Sent more info. in E-mail.

Re: IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

alanjmackie — 2009-01-14 18:16:13Z

I am interested inbecoming a member of the Ireland surname genealogy sitecan you please let me know how to go about it .
My great grandmother was an Ireland from Fife Scotland .

IRELAND Surname Genealogy Site (ISGS)

robertireland29 — 2008-06-20 23:18:22Z

I'd like to inform anyone here at the IRELAN forum that if you're not aware of it you should be, that we have an IRELAND (yes, this surname in its original form was IRELAND, not IRELAN, and this is well documented factually)website, not in its 10th year which has vastly more to offer for this particular surname than all the IRELAN/IRELAND site combined.

The site is free of charge, but does come with a few minimum requirements that nearly anyone can meet, even the novice among us. At the site we've combined:
over 1100 members worldwide all researching this surname
over 2250 photos and images
over 10840 postings and messages
over 1.030 Gb of compiled data
over 120 private reported genealogies (to remain private!)
many personal and private holdings being shared nowhere else
a dedicated address book for networking
uniquely maintained databases
the only y-DNA project dedicated to this surname and its variations.

Just to give some insight, we are coordinating the research on many fronts and for many of the specific lineages, we now understand better being or not being related in the genealogical sense. Most valued researchers of this surname are members of the ISGS and through that body have coordinated the research and driven it to accomplishments no single nor group effort has to date. We've dispelled or proven a number of valued previous historical works, with some very interesting implications for the overall work concerning this surname.

Should anyone have an interest in this surname then you're asked to seriously consider joining us in tandem. Although counterintuitive, there is a precendence for keeping the coommunity a closed one. I would be glad to explain the rational beind this philosphy. To put it briefly though, our success in comparison to these more public forum speaks for itself. Albeit, they are visited as soon and often a new posting is generated, the real discussion, dialog and analysis takes place at the ISGS. To put it bluntly, the organization has yielded more in the past 10 years than all previous studies combined before. Through a combination of shared effort, concerted time and resource management, we've been able to cut the amount of redundant work across all fields. A good amount of our holdings, as stated, come from private archival holdings and as such will never be found in the public domain. That alone makes us unique to the study of this surname. In fact, it's been our finding that much more than 50% of the documentary evidence and more than 90% of the photographic, is in private, nnot public holdings. Many of those will not be found and are expressly on loan to us with that understanding.

Finally, the privacy of our forum allows us certain advantages that a public forum simply will not. Very up-to-date material sharing.

So, if you want to really research and share. Do it with your cousins at the ISGS and join this more concerted effort. Feel free to contact me, Bob IRELAND, through my given email (click on the links assocated with this message. I am listed) and lets get the process of getting you on-board moving along. Remember, IRELAN is an historical scriptual misrepresentation of the IRELAND surname, not as in some oral tradition, an attempt to make a protest. IRELANs hail from IRELANDs, even the genetics drive this point home clearly and unambiguously.

Irelan Family

JennaSnyder41 — 2008-06-01 17:11:14Z

Sarah-Dawn, I have been looking for information on you line of the family for years. I have the family researched back many generations and would love to share info with you. I will try your e-mail address to see if it is still current. I can be reasched @ jennasnyder@comcast.net.

Re: Irelan / Ireland Darke Co.-Mercer Co. OH

BarbaraDull13 — 2008-02-06 14:37:31Z

Thank you for your help. Tried that e-mail address and it was no longer valid. I have contacted Mercer County requesting information for Gilbert and Mary "Polly" [Bigham] Irelan and Daten/Dayton and Mahala [Shook] Irelan (Gilbert and Daten were brothers and both lived Mercer County). Maybe Mercer will have some burial info on these families. Thanks again for your help. Appreciate it.

Re: Aaron, Dayton and Ephraim Irelan - Help!

KBecker3146 — 2008-02-03 04:26:41Z

Did I ever answer your questions posted back in 03? Just surfing and came across them. I hope you got your answers from somewhere if not from me by now anyway.
Karen K. Becker
beckerjk2@charter.net

Re: Irelan / Ireland Darke Co.-Mercer Co. OH

KBecker3146 — 2008-02-03 04:20:27Z

Try contacting Denise Becker. She is a descendant of Gilbert Irelan's. The last email I had for her was: Rolatta@worldnet.att.net I do not know if it is current. She was on the genealogy sites for the Irelan name some time ago and still is on the MyFamily Irelan name only site.

Re: Mary Irelan

Giselle61 — 2006-11-13 14:47:27Z

Hi. I saw your posting on the Ireland rootsweb site. Do you happen to have an area she came from? Feel free to email me at home: snoopy8u@yahoo.com

Best regards,
GiGi

Mary Irelan

VigilTammy — 2006-11-11 22:00:48Z

A woman is looking for information about this person. Where she was born, her parents, etc. She may have been born in December 1842. Thank you.:)

Irelan / Ireland Darke Co.-Mercer Co. OH

BarbaraDull13 — 2006-10-12 15:30:47Z

Looking for any info on Gilbert Ireland, born about 1825-1830 (Darke Co.?) OH to Aaron and Ruth Ireland. Lived in Mercer Co., OH in the 1870-1880 census and was a Civil War Veteran. Widow pension filed May 1885 OH. Death date, obit, burial? Especially needing to know if grave is marked properly as each veteran deserves. Would appreciate any help at all.

nathan irelan

JerilynInman — 2006-08-07 03:26:12Z

I have been tracing this line with my grandparents and I do not have any information relating to Nathan. Elijah Simon was the father of Benjamin Lore and he was the father of Ethan. In researching the dates I do not see a break in which I would be missing a parent or ancestor. Please let me know what info you have on Nathan. Thanks.

Re: William Irelan

irelanfam124 — 2006-07-10 21:43:02Z

I have been trying to locate information on Jonathan A. Irelan born circa 1823 in est. cape May, NJ. He married Alice (Barber?) I believe Jonathan mother maiden name was Mason. Related to William H. Mason & Solomon. His father or grandfather may have been Amos Irelan. If you have any similar links please e-mail me.

Jonathan Irelan

irelanfam124 — 2006-07-10 21:43:02Z

I have been looking for Jonathan Irelan and his wife Alice Barber. They had 3 girls and 1 boy of which is William Irelan. Jonathan was born circa 1824 in est. Cape May, NJ. He later moved to Philadelphia, PA and was in the census of 1870 after that he seems to be lost. I believe Jonathan was related to the Mason surname.

Irelan's from Ohio, medical information

2006-05-16 15:30:11Z

Does anyone know if there is a reocurring history in the Irelan/Ireland family of colon cancer. In my research I have found several with it including myself. I would like to know if anyone knows if it is genetic.Possibly something in the genes so says my doctor

Re: Lewis Irelan

2006-05-16 15:27:15Z

Do you still want information on Nicholas Irelan. sorry I haven't been doing much Genealogy lately. I have battled colon cancer for the past 3 years but am now in remission. Please e-mail me at KLEbass@aol.com

thomas roberts Irelan

sarahdawnnewtonirelan — 2006-04-13 17:24:44Z

My father's name is Thomas Roberts Irelan he passed away in November 1997
I have no information on his side of the family and would be interested in ANY info anyone can provide my e-mail is sirelan@hotmail.com
I know that he was born in Alameda CA in 1952
I am pretty sure there are a few aunts and uncles out there that I have not met or heard from so any help with this would be appreiciated.
Thanks
Sarah-Dawn Newton-Irelan

Rebecca Irelan

jckstrssr — 2006-02-21 17:50:07Z

Seeking any info. (Parents, etc...) Rebecca born: 13 Jun 1828 in OH, or VA. died: 12 Nov 1856 in IN. Married William James Bishop, 02 Mar 1847, White County, Indiana.

Re: Irelan, Nathan

CherriCO — 2005-12-26 22:29:49Z

My line is also Phidelia Pratt and Nathan Irelan. Have you figured out who Phidelia's father Ephraim Pratt, Jr.'s father was?

Re: Irelan's from Sterling Colorado

2005-12-19 16:01:12Z

I dont know it you are still looking for info about Ben Irelan....but if you are....I can tell you everything you want to know about him or Irelans from Sterling. Ben is my father. E-mail me at wrkndave@comcast.net.

William Irelan

roberttroyer — 2005-09-23 13:30:17Z

I am searching for information about William Irelan. He was born April 1, 1810 in Pennsylvania and d. Sept. 8, 1855 in Carroll County, Indiana. Married Lucinda Hanna.

Irelan, Iowa

GayMurphy80 — 2005-08-10 02:26:28Z

I have a letter written Jan 16, 1923, signed by A.E. Irelan. The letter is to the County Treasurer, Oacoma, SD (Lyman County). It is about some land in that county. The letterhead is from Turin, Iowa, with "Self-adjustable Bearing Bolt Company".

Re: Irelan/Ireland

AngieIH — 2005-01-28 14:50:21Z

Was this Moses' first marriage to Hester Abel? If so, he died in 1872 and is buried in the Wilt Cemetery, Darke County, Ohio with his first wife Hester. Please email me if you would like further.