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Re: 'Raybauld' family name, Ennis query

alanlewisennis — 2013-05-20 22:35:16Z

Hi
just came across your request for info on Reybaulds from Ennis this evening.
My mother people were Raybauld/ Casey and I have a some info on the family both here and in the USA
Recently unearthed a Widows Penny for William Reybauld who died in WW1.
if you wish to persue you can contact me on
1. alanlewis.ennis@tinet.ie
2. calling from overseas 0035387 257 2315

hope this helps
alan

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane71 — 2013-05-20 20:40:53Z

Thank you so much ,franciskeane@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-05-20 19:14:43Z

Hello Francis, got a picture of the Butler gravestone but don't have your e-mail to send it to you.

Mungovan

kkb357 — 2013-05-19 21:25:48Z

Patrick Mungovan, b abt 1802, Ireland
1852-Utica, Oneida, NY-Letter of Intent-October 21, 1852 in Utica court house
1854-Naturalization-October 27, 1854.
He was living in Paris, Oneida, NY and witnesses were Michael Glynn and Terrence O'Brien.
Emigrated from the port of Limerick, Ireland.
His daughter Bridget Mungovan b. 4-1833 married Gordon Williamson, b. Ireland. They lived in Foresport, Oneida, NY and then moved to E. Rochester, Monroe, NY where they died. I have gravestone pictures and information. Can anyone help me on these people. I have pictures with no names.
Thank you,
Karen brown

Re: Cody 1854 Ct Clare

MELISSLIAM — 2013-05-18 01:05:51Z

Hello,

I am also a descendant of Roger and Mary Cody and have also been wondering about New Key... I am wondering if it was written as it sounds as there is a place called New Quay which perhaps is pronounced Key ?

Re: Crowleys from Co. Clare; looking for before 1750

battcrowley — 2013-05-15 21:14:26Z

http://familyhistorians.net/genealogy/getperson.php?personID...

Re: Mary Flaherty (maiden Name Lee) Ennis Clare

Brennan_Colin — 2013-05-12 11:34:10Z

Your research is slightly off.

See baptismal records free on line at Ennis Parish:

Flaherty John James Mary Lee 19/06/1885
Flaherty Patrick James Mary Lee 02/03/1887
Flaherty Mary Anne James Mary Lee 30/07/1888
Flaherty Martin James Mary Lee 02/11/1889

Regards,

Larry back at home in County Clare

Re: LINNANE Co Clare

T_Geale — 2013-05-12 08:52:00Z

Hi I have a ancestor James Linnane, who was convicted of Sheep stealing in Ireland and sentenced to 7 years transportation, arriving in Van Diemans Land 1853, It is believed James was Pardoned shortly after arrival, then after an argument with Patrick (believed to be about Patrick wishing to marry, when he was married to another woman in Ireland before their conviction and subsequent transportation)it is believed he left Tasmania, and nothing else is really known after that. I wonder if perhaps your James and mine are one and the same?

Re: Crowleys from Co. Clare; looking for before 1750

battcrowley — 2013-05-11 18:47:23Z

william liam batt crowley

Re: Pennefather of Tulla County Clare

pjculligan_1 — 2013-05-09 22:03:56Z

Hi,
You have a report of a Lucille Mahoney from the Parish of Kilrush on your website www.hometoclare.com . I currently have a visitor from Milwaukee, Wisconsin for the famine commemoration in Kilrush. Her name is Linda Bruce Culligan and she may be related to this Lucille Mahoney as her great-grandfather Dennis Culligan had a sister Anastasia Culligan who married a Michael Mahony in Kilrush and they had a daughter Lucy Mahony born in Kilrush. Where did you get the information on Lucille Mahoney and do you have a possible contact so that I can maybe put them in contact to see if they are related.

Re: Pennefather of Tulla County Clare

mgleeso4 — 2013-05-08 21:48:47Z

Hi - we are having a special programme of welcome for Clare Diaspora who went to New York in August - if you would like to send me further information, we could feature the story and our Roots Society would check out more for you.

Best regards

www.hometoclare.com

Re: Marriages in Kilmaley Parish 1829-1900

DoireM — 2013-05-08 07:52:12Z

They were married on 5th March, 1878.

DoireM

Re: Marriages in Kilmaley Parish 1829-1900

Kimberly_Rumple — 2013-05-07 11:35:37Z

A bit belated, but I wanted to thank you for your reply. I searched Griffiths further throughout County Clare and nowhere else do the names of both Collins and Haugh appear. I think (hope) you hit it spot on! Next month my daughter and I are traveling to Kilkee, County Clare, and have arranged to meet with the Parish Priest (Father Haugh!) who will assist us in searching parish records for the 1840 time period. Again, thank you so much for taking the time to look into this. It is gratefully appreciated!!

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane132 — 2013-05-02 20:06:10Z

Thank you again for some great info, im really starting to build a pic of my family tree and ill check out the facebook page as well.
Very great-full for all the help you have given me.
Francis Joseph Keane from London

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane132 — 2013-05-02 20:04:38Z

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-05-02 20:02:01Z

Got 3 Sinan Carey's around that time period, do you know if he had any siblings which might help to identify him.
Sinan Carey 17 Jan 1837 parents James Carey/Mary Gorman.
Sinan Carey 15 Feb 1833 Parents Daniel/Catherine Martin.
Sinan Carey 26 July 1833 Parents Patrick/Mary Simmons.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-05-02 19:46:00Z

Church of Ireland graveyard has both Catholic & Protestant denominations buried in it. There is a major restoration project ongoing at the moment to clean up the graveyard and uncover lost graves after years of neglect. It was totally overgrown with wild vegation for years. Your uncle Paddy was involved. If you logon to Kilrush Local History Group on facebook loads of information and pictures of it on there. The graveyard is to be rededicated sometime over the next 2 weeks as part of the Famine National Comemoration week which Kilrush has been nominated for this week. Kilrush was one of the worst affected towns in Ireland during the famine. I will send you some death records on the Butlers later.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

patmishler — 2013-05-02 05:38:13Z

Need parents of Simon C. Carey, b. County Clare, Ire. about 1842. Was in U.S.A by 1860. Any help appreciated.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

katrina_vincent — 2013-05-02 01:11:26Z

I suggest you re-post using the surnames of interest as your subject title. That way, people with an interest or knowledge of this family will see it more easily, and you will be more likely to get a positive response.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane71 — 2013-05-01 19:28:50Z

Thanks again for more parts of the family jigsaw. A photo would be great if you manage to get the chance. Poor Francis Butler only 29 when he died. Buried in the Church of Ireland cemetery, is that a catholic cemetery (just curious)
Many thanks... Francis Keane

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-05-01 18:46:17Z

My father & mother are buried in the grave next to John Butler and family in New Shanakyle Cemetry Kilrush. Next time I'm back there I'll take a picture of the grave for you. The graveyard records were recorded in the early 1980's so my parents don't appear in the following link as my father died in 1989 http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/...
Francis Butler is buried in Church Of Ireland graveyard
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/...

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pauldaly957 — 2013-05-01 18:29:46Z

I am looking for the birth and marriage dates on my GG Grandparents Peter Cussen and Mary Normile that lived in Shyan, Kilmihil Co. Clare. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Paul

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane71 — 2013-05-01 13:10:29Z

wow you found them,that so helps me to build up a picture .Thank you so much..Francis

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane71 — 2013-05-01 13:08:43Z

Thank you so much with the info on my family. Yes it will so much help in building the tree and some new names...great ..francis keane

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-04-30 19:18:08Z

Hi Francis, here are some more Butler records to help you in your research.
Michael Butler/Mary Anne Murphy had the following children in Kilrush. Patrick 8/9/1898, Ellen 8/1/1903, Mary Anne 6/4/1904,
John Joseph 21/4/1906, Susan 8/6/1908, William 26/9/1911, Christopher Joseph 27/12/1913.
Benjamin Butler/Ann Sullivan had the following children:-
Mary Anne 27/4/1920, Helen 3/2/1922, Angela 26 Aug 1923, Nora 18/12/1931, Christina 18/12/1931(twins),Pauline 23/6/1933.
John Butler/Nora Garvey had the following children:-
Christina Mary 28/12/1934, Michael Christopher 1/1/1936, Patrick Joseph 13/10/1939, catherine Josephine 25/11/1941,
Anne Teresa 1/7/1944, Bridget mary 4/2/1948, Rosaline Maria 27/8/1951.
Hope this puts branches on your family tree.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-04-30 18:39:14Z

They are in the 1901 census in Ballalley Lane but are not shown in the index at the Clare library Website, you should e-mail mailbox@clarelibrary.ie to get them to update the index. Here is the Link to the Census, hope it helps you.
http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/1901censu...

Regards from Kilrush, your Ancestral Home.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-04-30 18:38:56Z

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane71 — 2013-04-30 10:12:39Z

Many thanks for the info. Paddy butler was my uncle, my mum was christina mary butler . I have checked the 1901 census with no record or any of the butlers, strange. Thanks again for ur help..francis keane

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

pjculligan_1 — 2013-04-29 21:05:30Z

I think this is the family you are looking for:
Patrick Butler/Mary Anne Allender had the following children in Kilrush:-Patrick 13/3/1866
Michael 19/8/1871
Bridget 20/1/1878
Mary 20/1/1878 (twins)
Susan 12/5/1880
Benjamin 24/11/1882
Margaret 11/1/1885
Looks like he named his own children in line withe the ones above per the 1911 Census. Hope this helps you. The last of the Butlers of Kilrush (Paddy Butler) died about 2 weeks ago R.I.P.

Re: Free Look-Ups in KILRUSH

franciskeane71 — 2013-04-29 18:54:50Z

Hi,
I was just wondering if there was any info on my Great Grandfather Michael Butler who was married to Mary Anne Murphy. In the 1911 census it has them living at 36 Burton Street,Kilrush Urban both aged 32 , so approx births for both 1879. In the 1911 census it says they have been married for 16 years ,so approx married in 1895. There is no record of any of them in the 1901 census. I seemed to hit a dead end about find any info on Micheal & Mary anne. I know this thread was a long time ago, but ill give it a go..hope you can help....Regards Francis Keane

Re: Mary Flaherty (maiden Name Lee) Ennis Clare

dundeemayer1 — 2013-04-28 23:50:53Z

The Ennis Parish site
http://www.ennisparish.com/genealogy/

Has the Baptism records for John, Patrick, Marry Anne and Martin.

There is also a marriage at the site in 1884 of a James Flaherty and a Mary Leedon.

John Mayer

Slattery-Carey-County Clare-Killokennedy

Colleen_Packard — 2013-04-28 22:15:33Z

I'm trying to find John and Anne Carey Slattery and their decendants. John and Anne had 8 children: Edward D, Martha, Michael, John, Mary, Cornelius, Margaret and James. All but the last 3 emmigrated to the USA ( Nebraska) between 1880-1890. Cornelius married a Bridget and stayed with the parents. I believe Margaret and James died rather young.I can't find them before 1901 or after 1911. They are on the census both times in Cloongahhen, Killokennedy, Co Clare. Help?

Re: Michael McMahon County Clare Ireland

Aktwiss — 2013-04-27 04:19:24Z

Hello, I am married to Dennis Michael Twiss, whose mother is a McMahon. Her father Francis McMahon was born in Green Isle MN, and his father was John McMahon, and grandfather was Simon McMahon who came from Ballyduneen. I would be very happy to share what little I know. Thanks!

Re: Michael McMahon County Clare Ireland

Aktwiss — 2013-04-27 04:18:59Z

Re: Brew of Kilrush County Clare

valerie_brew — 2013-04-25 17:04:29Z

Mary Brew, we all called her Minnie she was married to John Stack When I was a child My Grandfather would go to aunt Minnies house almost every Sunday to visit. We also stopped at his other sisters Ann she was married to John McCarthy. AKA as Din. My grandfather did have a cab company. You have all of the info correct. If I can help you out let me know. my email address is gbrew@hotmail.com

Re: Reedy,Ready or Mulready in Clare

JudyWight — 2013-04-25 00:58:06Z

I have been researching the extended family recently. Would like to share information with you.

Re: Reedy,Ready or Mulready in Clare

JudyWight — 2013-04-25 00:56:55Z

What two farms do you suspect the Reedy/Ready/Mulready family resided on in Doonass parish, Co. Clare?

Re: Brew of Kilrush County Clare

crownmom2 — 2013-04-25 00:22:01Z

Hi -
I saw your message while doing some research on my grandmother's family. Her name was Mary Brew, her brother was George Brew and he started the Brew Cab Co, in Niagara Falls, NY. George and Mary also had siblings named Jane, Kathleen, Maggie and Ann. My grandmother Mary Brew married John Stack and moved to Niagara Falls. The rest of the siblings settled in South Buffalo. Jane married a Comerford and Kathleen married a Gorman. Ann married John McCarthy. Not sure about Maggie.
I realize your post is from 2001 - hoping you are still following the website.
Thanks - Nancy Crown

Re: McNamara surname

g00282341 — 2013-04-21 22:52:05Z

I'm from there and my great gran is one of those daughters also.
Vin

Re: Need Help with marriage record.Clonrush-Mountshannon,Scariff,County Clare.

forkaren — 2013-04-20 23:20:51Z

I will give it a try, thanks, Karen

Re: Need Help with marriage record.Clonrush-Mountshannon,Scariff,County Clare.

katrina_vincent — 2013-04-20 23:16:40Z

Hi again Karen,
I have just had a quick look at the clare library site, and I think the missing placenames are as follows:
Roman Catholic Chapel of Clonrush
The place of residence looks to me like Bealnagough, which would match with the townland of Boleynagoagh, in the Parish of Clonrush, Union of Scarriff, as listed in the Griffiths valuation at http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/griffiths...
There are several Hallorans listed there in the Griffiths valuation

Re: Need Help with marriage record.Clonrush-Mountshannon,Scariff,County Clare.

katrina_vincent — 2013-04-20 22:53:20Z

Hi Karen,

I suggest you put this post on the Clare Past Forum at the Clare Library website www.clarelibrary.ie
There are some very knowledgeable local people who would likely recognise the names.
Go to the above link, then click on forums on the right of the page, and then select Clare Past Forum.
The CLare Library also has a fabulous history & genealogy collection available free on-line at the same location.
Good luck!

Need Help with marriage record.Clonrush-Mountshannon,Scariff,County Clare.

forkaren — 2013-04-20 17:03:35Z

Trying to decipher the attached marriage record.

Married Feb. 3, 1872

Thomas Halloran, age 26, bachelor, work or profession ??, Resident at time of marriage ??, fathers name Michael E. Halloran and Alice, work or profession of father Farmer ??.

Mary Burke age 20, spinster, doesn't work, resident of Cregg ?, fathers name Michael Burke, work or profession of father Farmer ??

Married in the Roman Catholic Chapel of ????? (no clue what this states).
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks so much, Karen
kforker1955@gmail.com

Re: JAMES PURDY & ISABELLA MULDRAGH

wilma_fineberg — 2013-04-17 17:38:48Z

These people are my great, great, great grandparents.
In our stash of family informaion is the list of thier childern with births and internments.

Enjoy!
Wilma

If you want to reach me: wilma.fineberg@gmail.com

Re: Milltown Malbay, Co. Clare

s_donehue — 2013-04-17 11:03:55Z

Susan McNamara was the sister of my forebear, John McNamara , born 1832 Miltown Malbay, died 1918 Melbourne Australia.

The parents of John, Susan and several others, some of whom may not have survived the great famine, were Francis McNamara and Honora McMahon.

Some of John's siblings set up long -term connections with the US. Miltown Malbay has remained as the ancestral territory for the family, a place for travelers to go on pilgrimage.

We have a list of the various descendants from the Bog Road families, Sexton, Kellys, Sullivan, Goonan and White. I think it must have come from some of the US McNamaras , though I'm not sure. It is not dated and is a bit short on dates, but it includes the descendants in Ireland and the US. It runs, of course to quite few pages.

In 2009, 150 years since his arrival in this country, we published a book of the stories of the first Australian generation, which also links back to continuing Irish connections in Miltown Malbay and Kilkenny, his wife's birthplace. (The McNamara Meany Family in Australia 1859 - 2009, available on e-bay. Further details if you like. )

It seems likely that we have common ancestry. With good wishes

Re: William McMahon and Mary Rowan / Ruane

TCLost64 — 2013-04-14 17:49:46Z

Thanks Robin. Yes. We are most likely related based on all of the names of your relatives, but different immediate families.
Thanks,
Tom

Re: William McMahon and Mary Rowan / Ruane

robinvanm — 2013-04-14 16:19:02Z

Probably a different Thomas McMahon, although given Feakle's small size undoubtedly a relative. My Thomas born circa 1816 died 1886 in Charlestown, NH. Wife Mary McLaughlin from Galway 1816-81. They immigrated 1848-50 based on children's birthplaces: Mary 1843, Annie 1845, Sarah 1848 (all born Ireland), Bridget 1850, Margaret 1853 (both NH). Town histories, town/church records, censuses don't mention a son Patrick. Daughter Bridget never married and died in Charlestown in 1875. My Thomas had siblings Sarah 1813-93, Michael 1814-88, Timothy 1820-78, Bridget 1825-1912, all immigrating 1846-54, dying in Charlestown. Mother Mary (Ruane) McMahon 1795-1874 immigrated 1854. Father William died before then. Robin in Maryland

Re: 'Raybauld' family name, Ennis query

russian955 — 2013-04-14 14:05:09Z

Our family is derived from the Riboldi's of Limerick but we do not have any association, as far as we know, with the Raybauld
family name - or variations of it - . We have commonality with the name Rebolde and various spellings of Riboldi ...Rabolde etc.

We would agree with the posting suggesting the name Raybauld - and variations - is of French origin.

regards

A Holt.

Re: Matthias Sullivan from Kilmihil Co. Clare

pjculligan_1 — 2013-04-11 20:56:37Z

Have you looked at the Kilmihil Parish Website www.kilmihil.com under history/genealogy you will find this family with some more names. Margaret Griffin is listed as Peg Griffin a common nickname for Margaret in Ireland, also at times Peggy. Lots of information on genealogy in the website.

Matthias Sullivan from Kilmihil Co. Clare

pauldaly957 — 2013-04-11 13:40:39Z

My Great Aunt Hanorah Cussen married Matthias Sullivan (1865) in 1917. His parents were Thomas Sullivan and Margaret Griffin, siblings were Catherine (1867), Michael (1867), Thomas (1869), James (1872), Martin (1875) and Ellen (1878). I was wondering if anyone was researching this family and would like to share information. Thank you for your time.