ohn Kinsella has
collected information on genealogies of Kinsellas for years. In an effort to
share these records, he and I have created this homepage. Due to limited space,
we cannot put all the information at your fingertips; instead, I have outlined
the records we have available. If you find a match between your ancestors and
some of those listed below, or if you would like access to some of the records
we have, send me an email. We'd like to be of help to you.
Peruse the new Clan Kinsella's History of
Ireland book
Learn about Ireland's history and the prominent role your clan has played in it. Currently the book is offered at a discounted price. Follow the link to see what's inside the book.
Step
by step guide
to doing your family genealogy.
I apologize for this work in progress. Let me explain why. The guide information has been gleaned from AOL, the internet, various books, and my family's own experience. Where appropriate, I have mentioned the sources. I do not pretend to be an expert on all of the material described in these pages and so will not be able to answer many of your more detailed questions. I have placed it here in a roughed out form rather than waiting months and introducing it as a clearer version with the thought that you would rather have some information than none.
If you have difficulty understanding parts of this section, let me know and I will try to help. It will also allow me to improve the page so others will not stumble over the same problem. Thank you for your patience.
Source Information
Ancestry Lists (Family lines of descent to the present day)
There
are also Genealogical Newsgroups such as; soc.geneology.britain and
soc.geneology.ireland
Please send questions or comments to Jim Kinsella (the son of John Kinsella, son
of Daniel Kinsella, son of...).
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