The Irish

This area of my website will become the repository of all things Irish, especially of resources you might access in your own exploration of your family history.
1. You might want to start by checking out BellaOnline -The Voice of Women. Don’t be mislead by that address. It should take you to the home of that site and an interesting article on IRISH LIFE IN THE 1800’s.
https://www.bellaonline.com/
2. Since many of the poor Irish of the period ended in the Workhouse or the Poorhouse, you might find the following site useful or tragically sad:
https://www.oughterardheritage.org/content/topics/the-great-famine/life-in-the-workhouse
3. If you are a visual learner, you should check out the following resource, full of great information yes, but stunning sketches of the time:
https://viewsofthefamine.wordpress.com/illustrated-london-news/sketches-in-ireland/
I will be adding more resources over time, but this is a good place to start.

A Lament for the Irish in Bradford County, Pennsylvania

On this St. Patrick's Day, I remember the Irish of Bradford County By a daughter, Carol Brennan King Susan, wife of Patrick Boyle, John Doherty, Timothy Hurley, Owen Carr,  Patrick Hurley, Mary Lackey, wife of Jas. Mc Kanna, John Brinnin, Bernard Donahue, Johannah, wife of John Brinnin, and Margaret, wife of Michale Kirk buried one after…Read more A Lament for the Irish in Bradford County, Pennsylvania