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Classification: Query
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I am not related to the Carney family but I have a photo of my 2nd great-grandfather who is buried in the Confederate Cemetery at Vicksburg. Carroll Carney's headstone is also in this photo. Carroll died Nov. 11, 1862.
If you would like for me to you send this photo, please email me.
Great news from the NJ State Archives. Best of Luck, Tim searching COLL, MURRAY, CARNEY, BEIRNE, EGAN, NOONAN, SHARKEY, O'RORKE, MURPHY, WICKS, McALLEN, and of course McGARRY, 1838 Roscommon to CT and Essex County, NJ 1890 (so far)
It is with great pleasure and no small amount of trepidation that I
announce to you all the posting, earlier this morning, of the State
Archives� online browsable catalog! Yes, we have successfully
created a monster� website that is. With over 200 brand new webpages,
this expansion of the site represents a milestone in terms of public
access to the 27,000 cubic feet and 25,000 reels of historical and
genealogical treasure held by the Archives. It is a milestone, in
fact,
comparable to the major collection management efforts associated with
the relocation of the State Archives to its new facility in 2000.
The browsable catalog is accessible from the State Archives� main
page at DARM�s site, www.njarchives.org. You can link directly to the
catalog page at:
http://www.njarchives.org/links/catalog.html
>From the catalog main page, select any number of pathways to find
series-level listings relating to numerous topics, holdings for
specific state agencies and counties, and so on. The listings also
provide contact information and links for more recent records still held
by the agency or by local government.
These 200+ pages provide the researching public with powerful new
tools to enhance remote use of the State Archives collections and allow
for considerable research planning in advance of a visit to Trenton.
Moreover, the series-level catalog provides us with a framework onto
which the Archives can, and will, soon link finding aids and guides,
box- and reel-contents data, imaged collections, searchable databases
(including key-word searching of the catalog), and so on.
Lastly, if you will indulge me, I would like to specially acknowledge
few State Archives, DARM and departmental staff whose support and
contributions to developing the browsable catalog have been key in
making this vision a reality�
First, thanks go to Archives Collection Manager Ellen Callahan, my
partner in arrangement and description for many years up to and
through the move of the Archives. Ellen�s dedication to making the
Archives� holdings as accessible to the public as possible has been vital
to our progress, including the development of the catalog.
Next, thanks go to the Archives staff for the numerous ways they have
helped to develop, review content, and contribute to design decisions
relative to the new pages. Specifically, thank you to Veronica Meyer
for making the catalog intro pages a reality, to Sean Curry and Beth
Colosimo for reviewing content and resolving cataloging questions,
and to Joanne Nestor for selection of images for the intro pages.
Finally, thanks go DARM webmaster Dan Noonan, departmental MIS
Director Richard Allen, and DARM Director Karl Niederer. Dan�s and
Rich�s technical and moral support are deeply appreciated by the Archives,
as are Karl�s confidence in the Archives staff and the creative license
given to us.
Enjoy and happy browsing... We look forward to your constructive
criticism and any suggestions you might have for additional topics
and pages.
Sincerely,
Joseph R. Klett
Chief of Archives
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Surnames: Carney
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Does anyone have any information on a John Warren (J. W.) Carney? My information shows he was born in 1837 in South Carolina. He moved to SE Kansas prior to 1880.
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Hello I would like to hear from cousins related to these families.Also from descendants of my 4X Grandmother Winifred Queen Carney Love, wife of William Love of Shenandoah and Buckhannon,Virginia. Thank you! Lionhearts.
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I know I'm replying to an old post, but I just found this string while looking for information on James Blaise Carney. My grandmother was married to James Blaise Carney, and my mother was born in Jersey City in 1921. Shortly after that, they moved to Texas, but he and my grandmother separated while there and she and my mother came back to New Jersey.
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Does anyone have any info on the father of Ada Georgianna Carney, born in Lawrence Co., MS? I don't know his name or anything about him but I've been told Ada's mother was Elizabeth Carney, born Oct. 27, 1849 and died May 25, 1930 and is buried in Providence Cemetary in Lawrence County, MS. Ada married William Marshall Boyd and they had Pearl Audrey Boyd, who was my maternal great-grandmother.
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Surnames: Kearney, Carney
Classification: Lookup
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We recently visited Cashel and Kearney Castle is still there. Downtown, it is a hotel. Here is the url http://www.tipp.ie/kearneys.htm
I tried to send them an email, but it was returned.
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I'm looking for info on Mary Ellen Goodwin who died 1899 in Greenfield, Franklin County, Massachusetts. She was born in New Hampshire, her family came from Scotland. Her mother's maiden name was Moclair. At some point she was in Westerly, RI, where she met and married William Arthur Carney from Ireland. They moved to Greenfield where William worked as a merchant tailor. They had nine children: John H., William Arthur, Walter S., James N., Margaret Viola "Vie", Mary-Ellen "Nellie", Thomas?. Charles, and Catherine Louise "Kittie". Thomas and Charles died as infants. The daughters never married or had children. Walter married but didn't have any children, he worked in Boston. William's name was Kearney in Ireland, he had a brother who went to Australia.