Hey, Dad. I agree. How about getting a picture of my garden on here. I haven't seen any yet. THose are the only new pics I have. Nothing else going on around here right now.
 

I know im prob not related or anything well maybe a few hundred years ago... But i just thought id say hello. My name is Ciarán Caulfield from Dundalk Ireland.

P.S. Did you know there is a place called Caulfield City in austrailia
 

welcome Ciaran.Sorry, can't do the thingy over the "a" My family went to Ireland about 15 years ago. It's beautiful. Where is Dundalk?. Tell us about yourself.
 

Hi, Ciaran. That's a great name. I've never heard it before. We'd love to hear about you and your family. We Caulfields are mostly located in the northern California area (I'm in Nevada, and some are in southern CA). There are 4 Caulfield brothers that head up this clan. Lots of wives, kids, and some grandkids around! How about you?
 

I live in Dundalk. Its on the north east coast. 50miles south of Belfast and 50miles north of Dublin. My family
are originaly from Belfast city but my grandparents moved down south during the troubles in nothern Ireland. Are your family originally from Ireland?
 

Yay. Posts! If you want to post news about yourself or your relatives to the site anytime, send me an email and I'll send you a blogger invite. You can be Caulfield.net's first European correspondent. I'm brian@caulfield.net.
 

welcome, ciaran! our friends have a 4 year old named ciaran!
 

Yes, this particular branch of Caulfields is from Ireland originally, and ended up in California by way of Utah! (Opened up a liquor store in Utah no less - thought they had the market cornered, but obviously it didn't work out.) They quickly ventured on to Redding, CA and ultimately Santa Rosa, CA, where they operated a prosperous liquor store for many years. The next generation of Caulfields went into more mundane occupations - architecture, law, banking and engineering. Anyway, no idea where exactly their people originated from in Ireland. Suspect the west but not sure of the county/town. It would make for a nice research project - anyone want to pursue this? Track down the legend behind Black Jack Caulfield and his shell-shocked brother, Great-Uncle Hyland Caulfield??
 

PS - yes, we've heard a bit about Caulfield, Australia...isn't there a nice racetrack there? Amazing how far Caulfields have spread across the globe...