Talk:County Kilkenny
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[edit] Everything Kilkenny
Just curious. Shouldn't there be a more obvious link between this page and the kilkenny page (and vice versa). I've noticed a few similar pages with no constructive tie in. As a result there has been some overlapping of subject matter. Is this the purpose of members, that is, to help tie them in? Sorry, just working this out as I go along.
MARDUK 06:43, 12 September 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Kilkenny, Kilkerry?
In the history books of my suburban city, it records William Byrne as immigrating from Kilkerry County in Ireland in 1840-ish. I'm assuming that it was suppose to be Kilkenny (since a r can be mistook as an n in old script). Does anyone have any more information about where William Byrne could have come from within County Kilkenny, there is nothing more specific I can find. Btw us Americans botched it up because we ended up recording his name as Burnsville instead of Byrnesville. Burnsville, Minnesota 75.72.162.175 02:56, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
