Joe Buggy

You sent me down the rabbit hole, John.

One of the most phonetic Irish places of origin I have come across. From a transcription of a grave marker in Michigan.

@pennysresearch @DanielGenealogy Hi Penny, Brian Mitchell's Genealogical Atlas of Ireland (2nd ed.) and @johngrenham's Tracing Your Irish Ancestors (5th ed.)

@TownlandOrigin great interview w/ @DanielGenealogy Joe! Would you mind repeating the 3 sources you shared at the beginning? I heard: John Grenham- which is your go to of his? surnames of Ireland - author? & Brian Mitchell. Tx for the other websites & tips!

One of our team members did a great training in work today on this book. Lots of great info for genealogists. Marriage in Ireland 1660-1925: lifting the veil on Irish couples irishtimes.com/culture/books/…

'How to Research your Irish Police Ancestors' - Gerard White, MGSI - lecture delivered on Tuesday 19th February 2021 - now on the GSI @YouTube Channel youtu.be/jqATBVmiQ5A

Looking forward to it Daniel. Thanks for setting it up.

A great job working for a really great company. Links to apply in the blog post #genealogy #jobfairy #ancestryhour #ancestryemployee

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the official press release re the additional deaths from ministers Martin & Humphreys / Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media gov.ie/en/press-relea… #Ireland #Genealogy

@irishacw you get a mention in the questions at the end for looking into whether any of them fought in the U.S. Civil War. Sheridan orphans a possibility that ended up in NY State.

In Search of the 1490: Tracking the Famine Migrants from Strokestown to Canada in 1847 - really great presentation organised by @IrlEmbCanada youtube.com/watch?v=AY8WC2…

Very broad wildcards (e.g B*g* for Buggy), searching by first name only+approx age+other info (e.g. township, county, ED, etc.), browsing if approx dates or addresses are known, are some of the ways to find some families on U.S. censuses and other records.

@TownlandOrigin @uStMikes Hi Joe, the video will be available on YouTube a few hours after the stream ends!

@IrlEmbCanada @uStMikes Hi, will this be available on your YouTube channel to watch afterwards? It's a really great topic for genealogists with an interest in Irish immigration to North America.

📢 We’re really looking forward to our event tomorrow evening with @uStMikes Dr. Mark McGowan! Join us at 7pm EST on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCJqeU…

🗓On 01 Oct, we will joined by @uStMikes Dr. Mark McGowan for a lecture entitled “In Search of the 1490: Tracking the Famine Migrants from Strokestown to Canada in 1847”. This lecture is a must-watch for anyone interested in Irish history! 7pm on YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCJqeU…

@Ancestry Sure did. Doing a lot of research in Belfast records at the moment so they caught my eye. The horses with fire in the background, along with the swimmers and the overhead plane are powerful pieces.

@TownlandOrigin We're so happy to hear that you enjoyed it, Joe. Did you have a chance to look at the art work that was created for the Blitz campaign on our site? We hope you'll continue to enjoy the amazing art work!

Really lovely video @ancestryuk created to mark the anniversary of the start of The Blitz #ancestryemployee youtu.be/b9VboeWiLEY

175 years ago Frederick Douglass arrived in Ireland, only 7 years after his escape from slavery. @CBSMMiller has his story of connecting with a nation's people who supported his cause and now celebrates his legacy.

Been a long time since I got to wander a rural graveyard. That's what having kids will do to you! Old Culmullen graveyard in Meath was a real surprise with a wonderful selection of 18thC stones. Check out the bilingual one.