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Annamarie (Áine Máire ÓhEisleanáin)
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Animal lover / pro (CPDT-KA, FFCP). Classical soprano. Very online since early 90s. Bookworm. Nerd. Losing myself in genealogy rabbit holes since 2002. 🇺🇸 / 🇮🇪 citizen. Deep belief there’s good in everyone. Former Twitter: @LlyrCat
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I have many interests. Things I post about may include:

* genealogy
* animal behavior
* climate
* evidence-based medicine
* politics, or as we say in the year of our lord 2024, impending doom
* philadelphia, ireland, new york
* music 🎵
* literature
* language
It was the right certificate 😍. I now know the name of my 2C2R’s war bride, and quickly found the name/birth reg index for their war baby, who is 80 yrs old if he’s still living. It’s a shame phone books are a thing of the past, his also-80 1st cousin and I would love to get in touch. #genealogy
YOU GUYS. My morning USPS “informed delivery” email has an envelope that looks like it’s probably from the UK! Hopefully today’s mail carrier will visit this afternoon instead of after dark — and it’s the record I’m looking for.
#genealogy
Update: the GRO apparently cannot update a search in progress, so I had to wait for them to complete and partially refund me for “not found,” and then initiate a new search, which I did. The estimated fulfillment date for my revised search was today.
#genealogy #ancestryhour #genhour
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I guess it takes a special kind of weirdo to look forward to more homework as a result of completing a task
Thanks! if it’s the right one, the next step will be trying to identify their baby.
This potentially explains a lot about how inflexible the request process was. I really hope they found the correct one.
😆 OK but why?! I am 99% confident it’s a marriage certificate fulfillment by the UK GRO.
Although I already have questions. Shouldn’t this be, you know, Royal Mail or something?
What a great post! When I found my Meath grandfather in the 1922 Army census, a cousin in Ireland commented that he must have been pro-treaty, but I didn’t come to that conclusion. I’d love to go deeper into his involvement, and you’ve given me some excellent ideas.
YOU GUYS. My morning USPS “informed delivery” email has an envelope that looks like it’s probably from the UK! Hopefully today’s mail carrier will visit this afternoon instead of after dark — and it’s the record I’m looking for.
#genealogy
Update: the GRO apparently cannot update a search in progress, so I had to wait for them to complete and partially refund me for “not found,” and then initiate a new search, which I did. The estimated fulfillment date for my revised search was today.
#genealogy #ancestryhour #genhour
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Greetings, #AncestryHour. for those of you following my mystery World War II marriage puzzle, I finally just decided to request a search. Waiting to hear back from the UK GRO about some modifications I requested to the search after submitting the form.
brb moving to Tipperary
The home of the O'Donovan family is being used as a polling station in Coolmoyne, Co Tipperary. Around 250 people are eligible to vote at the house and after they cast their ballot, they will be treated to a cup of tea, a slice of apple or rhubarb tart, or a scone | More: rte.ie/b/1540324
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The German company that makes the mechanical ladder used in the Louvre heist has used the image to advertise, with the text 'When you need to move fast'

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Good luck to #speirgorm on a good outcome of today’s elections, and may the photos of Misneach continue. #Aras25
Well, I haven’t nearly solved it yet 😆 and I’m definitely making up this problem-solving approach as I go along, but hopefully it’ll help at least one of us!
I brought my LDL cholesterol down 20 mg/DL in the last year partly by paying more attention to/limiting saturated fat and this makes me feel stabby. metaphorically speaking, of course
My cousin’s tests are also only at FamilyTreeDNA - I ran the custom clustering on Ancestry using the highest cM match my mom has who’s descended from the 3GG’s family or origin. So if you have some groups of matches on Ancestry you’ve identified as likely from your grandfather’s origins…
Ancestry’s new custom clustering may help with it.
Good luck! even when I have my list of potential mothers, I have the problem of the same families heavily intermarrying between New France settlement and now.
(I also registered my cousin, mom, and self with the appropriate research project, letting them know my current findings)
I looked through my cousin’s mtDNA matches for some atDNA matches with a basic tree and built a quick and dirty matrilineal tree for each that took me to Marguerite.
Since one of my 2d cousins who is a matrilineal descendent graciously agreed to take an MTDNA test, I have her halogroup/hypothetical matrilineal French immigrant , and now I am trying to generate a list of women of child bearing age who were living matrilineal descendants at that time.
I spent quite a long time looking for the documentary evidence, which should exist given where she was born and when (Quebec, Canada, most likely Cap Santé, ca 1798). I believe she was baptized “parents inconnus”