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The Connecticut Irish American Historical Society -Neswletter Page

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Our 2016 activities are well under way. In the meantime, membership renewal notices have been sent and we look forward to hearing from you with your ideas and suggestions. We have a great hard-working team but your input is always necessary and very much appreciated. A special gongratulations to Shanachie editor Neil Hogan and the Connecticut Irish American Historical Society who have recently completed a book on 'Connecticut's Irish in the Civil War'. The details follow-:. Cover of Smithsonian dedicated...

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Connecticut Irish American Historical Society - LibraryInformation Page

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We maintain archival collections and a library of books about Irish history, culture and genealogy at the Ethnic Heritage Center at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven, CT. The library contains many aids for historical and genealogical research, such as a set of old New Haven city directories, New Haven school records, personal interest collections and family histories that have been donated to us by Irish people throughout Connecticut. Order Form for the 'Ethnic Heritage Center Cookbook".

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The Connecticut Irish American Historical Society

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Welcome to our Home Page. Our 2016/17 Officers* *. Standing - Vincent McMahon(VP), Neil Hogan(Shanachie Editor),. Seated - Patricia Heslin(Secretary), George Waldron(President),. Joan Murphy(Financial Sec.). Note - Visit our 'Newsletter' page for constant updates to Irish stories. Click Here to View Genealogy Queries. The following lists represent a ready reference. On what may be seen on our various pages, by Category. Click the corresponding category on the left navigation bar. K of C Joy. The Connecti...

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Connecticut Irish American Historical Society - Becominga member

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If you share our interests, we invite you to join us. Just follow the instructions listed below to display, fill-out, and print your Membership Application Form ( see bottom of this page). Annual dues are $15. For individual memberships and $20. For family memberships. If you would like to learn more about us and the benefits of membership before you make your decision, please click here. To visit our "About Us" page. Printing your Membership Application Form. Filling out your Membership Application Form.

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The Connecticut Irish American Historical Society -Events Page

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CTIAHS and other Upcoming Calendar of Events. Following is the front cover of the book). Report a Site Problem".

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About the Connecticut Irish American Historical Society- Events Page

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Like a kitchen bulletin board, we will paste here little items about CTIAHS happenings for our family of members and friends. Also, events by other Irish organizations. Can You Help Save a Piece of New Haven's Neighborhood History? Sacred Heart class of 1931. If you can help. Seeking St. Peter Class Photos for first graduating class through 1928, 1930, 1932, 1938, 1944, 1980-1984, 1988, 1992-1995. St Peter Class Lists for first graduating class through 1915, 1946, 1950, 1989, -1995. If you have something...

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About the Connecticut Irish American Historical Society- Events Page

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Who we are, and what we do. Founded and incorporated in 1988, we have more than 300 members. Through a varied program of activities, we seek to collect, share and pass along to others the rich, 350 year history and heritage of the Irish people of Connecticut. NEWSLETTER - We publish a quarterly newsletter, The Shanachie, for members. The Shanachie, which means "storyteller" in Irish, contains articles about the history of Connecticut's Irish, genealogical ideas and tips, and notices of our activities.

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The Connecticut Irish American Historical Society -Image Gallery Main Page

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Click on the photo gallery you wish to view. A Family gathering in Portmagee, County Kerry. (Katie Regan is just left of front center in the green sweater). The Building below is the Lockwood-Matthews Mansion located in Norwalk, CT. it was the home of many Irish young women who were hired as servants to both the Lockwood and Matthews families in the early 1900's. The Ancient Order of Hibernians, Fr. Mckeon, Division 7. In April 2016 Professor William Matthews of UCONN gave a presentation. Shanachie edito...