I would like to trace any members of my grandfathers family.<br> His name was Joseph Micheal, he emigrated to Liverpool/Chester in the 1920`s.<p> I would be very grateful for any replies.<p> Maggie
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(User Above) wrote: : His name was Joseph Micheal, he emigrated to<br>: Liverpool/Chester in the 1920`s.<br><b><br>Hi Maggie,<p>I find your statement regarding Liverpool/Chester<br>to be quite interesting. As it turns out, my <br>grandfather and two of his brothers (at separate<br>times), all went to Chester from their home in the<br>townland of Lisduff, County Roscommon. Their skill<br>would have been farming, and I'm told that Chester<br>supports a fair amount of farming (or did back <br>then) in the area surrounding the town proper.<br>You are not the first person that I have seen put<br>up a posting regarding the temporary emigration of<br>their ancestor(s) to Chester. In the back of my<br>mind I can't help but wonder if perhaps a family<br>member may have moved to Chester and was helping<br>the rest of the family to earn fare to the U.S.<br>I have pretty much dropped this idea in favor of<br>the concept that my ancestors were pretty much<br>working on their own until such time as they could<br>afford the passage out of Liverpool to the U.S.<br>The existence of the Chester farms may have been<br>common knowledge amongst the farmers back in <br>Lisduff. <br>I have accumulated a fair amount of historical <br>data on Chester, and if you would be interested, I<br>could try and make some copies for you.<br>Because of our common interest in Chester, I would<br>appreciate hearing from you should you find any<br>data that would support the reason why your <br>ancestor emigrated to Chester.<p>Good luck with your research.<p>Ed Finn<br>efinn@thecore.com<br></b>
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