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THE HOLT FAMILY FELLOWSHIP
Est.11th January 2000
"Who wishes to serve his fellow creature will meet with the merit of his own action in time to come."
Joseph Holt 1756 - 1826, A Rum Story, Peter O'Shaughnessy editor, 1988, p.53.
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| Date | Time | Name | Message |
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| 12th Nov 18 | 10:20:49 | Carole Parkes | The previous post is from the issue dated Mon 20 April1863. |
| 12th Nov 18 | 10:15:59 | Carole Parkes | I can't remember if I added this. here it is anyway, in case I didn't Found in Trove newspapers: The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954) On January 12, at 101, Lower George-street, Kingstown, Ire- land, of bronchitis, Mary Anne Holt, relict of the late Mr. William Shaw, daughter of Joseph Holt, Esq., better known as General Holt, and sister of the late Joshua Holt, Esq., of this city. |
| 6th Sep 18 | 23:30:49 | Carole Parkes | Nigel, have you tried searching the general's chat search box right at the bottom of this page. I wish I could help more, but Lionel Fowler, the founder of this site, added the information you seek and I don't think he's active on this site anymore. |
| 30th Aug 18 | 08:51:31 | Carole Parkes | Hi Mike, Did you see this information I found on Mary Ann Shaw? Mary Anne Holt (Marrianne) daughter of General Joseph Holt was born about 1793 and she married William Shaw at Christ Church Delgany 16/1/1809. She was living at Bellevue, no address for William. The following children baptised at Christ Church Delgany were probably theirs. A William Peter Shaw was baptised 15/Apr/1810 with parents William and Mary (Anne?) who lived Bellevue. Also an Emily Shaw c 8/Mar/1812, parents this time says William and Mary ANNE of Bellevue. Also a Charles Stewart Shaw c 15/Jan/1814, parents Willaim and Mary (Anne missed out again) of Bellevue. There is a burial for Charles Stewart on 24/Jan/1814. These are in addition to the baptisms in Monkstown. Joseph Holt Shaw b. 26/5/1817 c 15/6/1817, John Shaw b 11/10/1823 c 26/10/1823, Elizabeth Shaw b 22/11/1825 c 4/12/1825, Robert Shaw b 13/8/1836 c 22/10/1836. Another possible daughter was Amelia Shaw (born about 1817) was confirmed in Monkstown but not baptised there and also Hester confirmed at the same time. (Monkstown baptisms from Pam). Also we now have: St Peters C.O.I. Esther Shaw d/o Wm and Mary ann Shaw was baptised 8/4/1815 St James R.C. Mary Ann Shaw baptised 3/12/1813 d/o Wm and Mary Ann Shaw. St James R.C. Robert Shaw baptised 1/4/1827 St James R.C. Elizabeth Shaw 22/2/1833 |
| 24th Jul 18 | 10:44:56 | Nigel Burch | I'm writing a biography of Sir Richard Dry. The first two chapters cover his father Richard and the United Irishmen. You have a portrait of Richard Snr on the website. Does anyone know where this comes from? Also, you say Gen Holt recommended Richard Dry Snr as Superintendent of Livestock in 1805. What is the source of this? Many thanks for any help. |
| 17th Feb 18 | 20:59:22 | Carole Parkes | I made an error on the last post. My parents died in their mid nineties. I cared for them from when they were seventy. |
| 17th Feb 18 | 20:55:35 | Carole Parkes | Sorry to hear about your mother, Ber. I know how hard it can be as I cared for both my mum and dad until they died in their mid seventies. |
| 17th Feb 18 | 20:53:39 | Carole Parkes | Hi Everyone! I haven't checked in for a while, busy promoting 3 books now on social media. None on Joseph Holt though, 2 fiction and my mum's autobiography. After doing family research so long I coaxed her into writing it for me. It needed lots of editing but we got there in the end. I'd recommend asking parents to do that, even if it's just notes. I also started a book promotion group on Facebook if you care to join Mike. It's here https://www.facebook.com/groups/1963020040577375/ |
| 23rd Dec 17 | 18:25:34 | Mike Pierce | Hello Bernadette, Thank you for your kind reply. Season's greetings to you and all the fellowship. I would love any info on what ever happened to Maryanne Shaw nee Holt. Would you be so kind as to put up a notice regarding the new book about General Holt. Simply advise people to enter the following into any search engine such as google etc.. Hero or Traitor? by Michael P. Pierce. Thank you and all the very best in everything! |
| 21st Dec 17 | 09:15:46 | Bernadette Holt | Hello All, Seasons greeting Will be back soon have lots of updates still caring for mother so research time limited. Welcome Mike ,Your Edwards Father was Matthew Holt and Matthews brother i think, Charles Holt the only 2 left there in 1850s Edward had a sister Esther who also married a Cosgrove and another sister Dinah doing this from top of head at the moment will get back soon . Have you any family folklore as I think Charles was a miner.................. Have a lorry load more on Shaw /Atkinsons in Monkstown/Dunleary all the Shaw ladies as in Emily etc in the census in Dun/Leary/Monkstown were Maryanne and Williams daughters and when William Atkinson died ( he was master builder also) the girls seemed to move into his house. could be brother of Horatio Nelson Atkinson? Hi Richard/Rita Will do |
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