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gordon curry
Sep 4, 2001, 6:19:38 AM9/4/01
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Does anyone know what a "baby Bottle" of brandy is in Ireland? How many
fluid ounces would it contain?
Gordon
fluid ounces would it contain?
Gordon
Dorothy Yereance
Sep 4, 2001, 7:00:13 AM9/4/01
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I'm searching for a date of birth and death for my g-grandfather James
Craney in Warrenpoint. James Craney's daughter Mary Ann was my grandmother
and she was born in Warrenpoint Oct. 20, 1860. Any help will be appreciated.
Craney in Warrenpoint. James Craney's daughter Mary Ann was my grandmother
and she was born in Warrenpoint Oct. 20, 1860. Any help will be appreciated.
Dorothy
Trish
Sep 4, 2001, 8:36:23 AM9/4/01
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gordon curry <taff...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
>Does anyone know what a "baby Bottle" of brandy is in Ireland? How many
>fluid ounces would it contain?
'Baby' bottles (or miniatures) are usually either 50ml or 70ml - I think
that is 1.7 or 2.4 fluid ounces.
Hope that helps.
Trish
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gordon curry
Sep 4, 2001, 3:48:18 PM9/4/01
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Thanks Trish;
I am following an old Irish recipe for cough medicine & flu symptons,
which calls for 2 baby bottles of brandy with 6 raw eggs shells & all
which are soaked in the juice of 6 lemons for 3 days till the shells are
disolved, among a few other ingredients. I came across the recipe in a
recent edition of "Irelands Own" magazine.
Gordon
I am following an old Irish recipe for cough medicine & flu symptons,
which calls for 2 baby bottles of brandy with 6 raw eggs shells & all
which are soaked in the juice of 6 lemons for 3 days till the shells are
disolved, among a few other ingredients. I came across the recipe in a
recent edition of "Irelands Own" magazine.
Gordon
Trish
Sep 4, 2001, 3:52:43 PM9/4/01
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"gordon curry" <taff...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> Thanks Trish;
> I am following an old Irish recipe for cough medicine & flu symptons,
> which calls for 2 baby bottles of brandy with 6 raw eggs shells & all
> which are soaked in the juice of 6 lemons for 3 days till the shells are
> disolved, among a few other ingredients. I came across the recipe in a
> recent edition of "Irelands Own" magazine.
> Gordon
>
Oh..in that case, lash in as much as you can!!!
Best wishes
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Trish
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PatN...@aol.com
Sep 5, 2001, 10:32:54 AM9/5/01
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Also researching Craney
The Craneys we are researching lived in Madison SD
Jerry & Maryann (Ryan) Craney. He was born in IRL, she was born in Iowa.
According to 1910 census, he was 67 at that time and she was 61. They are
both buried at Madison SD
Janet Cosgrove
Yamhill OR
The Craneys we are researching lived in Madison SD
Jerry & Maryann (Ryan) Craney. He was born in IRL, she was born in Iowa.
According to 1910 census, he was 67 at that time and she was 61. They are
both buried at Madison SD
Janet Cosgrove
Yamhill OR
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