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Teehan Teahan Tehan

VivienneTeehan — 28 Jan 2005 2:52:52 GMT

James and Bridgett Teehan (Tehan) (maiden name Burke)
Looking for descendants
These were my great great grandparents, originally from Co Kerry mid 1880s. From searches to date we know sons James, John and daughter Mary all went to Mass.and married at Amhurst, Hampshire and another son Jeremiah sailed from Ireland to New Zealand on the Edwin Fox. (perhaps with another brother). There were other children including Honora born 20 Oct 1869 in Kerry.
James aged 24 married Julia Heffernan aged 22 on 27 July 1884 - John aged 24 married Mary Shea aged 25 on 18 Sept 1881 and Mary aged 22 married Micheal Garvey aged 24 on 1 June 1884.
We are descendants of Jeremiah who married Margaret Brown and settled in Taranaki N.Z. The surname has been spelt several ways over the years but we have gone by the Teehan version. American records as above seem to be Tehan. Would love to get to know other branches of this interesting family..

RODGERS, Samuel

Littleford2007 — 5 Sep 2008 12:54:01 GMT

Looking for more information for Samuel John Rodgers, b. 6 Feb 1862 in Ireland and died in 1938 in Australia. He was married to Annie Mulligan, b. 19 Aug 1861 in Ireland and died 28 Mar 1931 in Australia.

They had 5 children, Edward, Samuel, Margaret, Veronica and Alice.

Would anyone know who Samuel's parents were? I have all the information on his immediate family :)

Any help or information would be greatly appreciated :)

Thank You!

Walsh, Johanna

chanse161 — 4 Sep 2008 2:11:05 GMT

Looking for info on Johanna Walsh, b. 1845 in England or Ireland, Married to Martin Manning from Ireland. Lived in PA where Martin died in a mining accident

Dorsey, Bridget

chanse161 — 4 Sep 2008 2:06:56 GMT

Looking for info on Bridget Dorsey, b. 1850 in England or Ireland, married James Dorsey, had son Thomas F. Dorsey who married Theresa Langton. Bridget is grandmother to bandleaders Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey.

Manning, Michael

chanse161 — 4 Sep 2008 2:03:20 GMT

I'm looking for info on Michael Manning, b. 1848 in Ireland (?Co. Tipperary), emigrated 1861 to USA, settled in Mt. Carmel, PA, married Hannah Julia McGillicutty in 1870, died 1910.

PILLAR and MACKINS Families

Sandra Mackins — 20 Feb 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am trying to find the birth place of my great grandmother Mary SHERRY nee PILLAR born 28th July 1855 in Armagh??, father George PILLAR a Farmer. Mary married John William SHERRY on 16th May 1877 at St.Marks Armagh. Mary died 31st Jan 1919 at Nevis Ave, Belfast. I am also trying locate any of her descendants.
MACKINS - I am also trying to locate ancestors and descentants of Robert Mackin(s) Robert Mackins born abt 1839 co.Wexford was married to Ann Hacket formely OWENS (a widow), born abt 1836 Co.Tyrone, they had Four children - Francis born 18th Feb 1873, Robert 8th Aug 1876, George born 18th April 1878 Fermanagh, and Alice born 27th Aug 1880 Fermanagh. Robert Mackins the son, was my grandfather a member of the Royal Irish Constabulary - HOWEVER Francis Mackins left Ireland poss to USA - Thanks all, Sandy - Australia

O'Lone Info Needed

Melissa — 8 Apr 2000 10:23:51 GMT

I'm trying find out information on the O'Lone's.If anybody has any information that would help me to trace my roots it would be greatly appreciated.Email me on olo16@eastclear.ie

Researching these Surnames

dmoggy62 — 5 Jul 2001 9:40:36 GMT

Searching in Antrim and Armagh Co.'s, Ireland

Newtown, Hamilton, Ireland???

Kerry Cranney — 13 Nov 2001 6:08:18 GMT

Location of birth for my ancestor, John Duncan ARCHIBALD, (born circa 1833) was given as Newtown, Hamilton, Ireland. I'm in Australia, & can't find anywhere that resembles this locality. Can anybody help?
P.S. Parents were J. Archibald & Eliza Money.

Nicholas Power

ada311 — 1 Sep 2008 5:01:33 GMT

I'm looking for help finding any information on the parents of Nicholas Power.b:1614 in Drogheda,Ireland-d:25 Aug 1657 in Providence,RI.
Thanks for any help.
A.Powers Jr
email-amphidromus1@bellsouth.net

Anthony Haley Or Healy Margaret Brady

mchbrg6 — 1 Sep 2008 4:31:08 GMT

Im looking for my 3rd great grandfather Anthony Haley or Healy this name is of gaelic origin in the counties of sligo or cork he married margaret brady also of gaelic origin could be o grady as the bradys in ireland changed there name to grady to brady i belive he immagrated to usa around 1853 or 1854 settled in danby vermont he was born abt 1834 in ireland along with his wife margaret margarets mother was a catherine brady but dont know who her father is i assume hes a brady seeming her mother married him in the 1880 census for vermont danby rutland county they list all there children im looking for anthonys parents and margarets i do know they married in ireland haley also has many diffrent names healy haley o'healey any help would be appriciated im not a member so cant vierw census i do know i have seen the 1880 census for danby rutland vermont you can contact me at mchbrg6@aol.com

James Sheil and Catherine Walsh b Co. Wexford 1840s, children b Co. Carlow

menolan — 1 Sep 2008 9:22:10 GMT

Looking for family of James and Catherine Sheil, born in Wexford mid-to-late 1840s. They had five children: Thomas m. Jenny and emigrated to Washington State USA; James m. Catherine and stayed in Ireland; William m. Mary and emigrated to Belfast NA; Mary Elizabeth (born 1878) m. John J. Nolan of Graigecullen and eventually emigrated to USA; John m. Alice (div). Any information is appreciated!

Nelson , Ireland to Pa abt 1780

Dagwood — 11 May 2000 4:31:30 GMT

Any Nelsons remaining in "The North of Ireland" David Nelson came to Pa when a lad from the north of Ireland. Would like to here from possible cousins. Thanks Email Dagwood@Penn.com

McElwain

willemjj1 — 20 Oct 2003 11:38:15 GMT

I am seeking information on James McElwain. Does anyone have any information on his children and who they married? He was in Union District South Carolina around 1811. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Shannons from Tully, Roscommon.

anniefarrar_1 — 31 Aug 2008 6:36:59 GMT

I need to find out about a John Shannon from Tully in Roscommon. I believe he was bron sometime between 1890 and 1915. He had a daughter in 1940, born in Dublin and a wife Dorothy Noone. I believe he is a grandson of Bridget Shannon, said to be living as a farmers widow in this townland during the 1901 census. Any info on the Tully Shannons gratefully received.

Martin Shannon Bridget Ford

Barbara Baldyga — 26 Feb 2000 3:27:34 GMT

Martin married Bridget,had 5 children, Patrick born 12-25-1856,in roscommon county,Ireland. He is my great grandfather....he immigrated to England near the age of 18, from there to ontario,into the U.S. in the year 1888. In the year 1894 he married Rosalee White(LaBlanc).. any info of the ancestory will be appreciated.

Surnames - Logan & Fitzpatrick

EdwardPatLogan — 30 Aug 2008 1:31:34 GMT

John Logan (b 1845 Co. Cavan), Son of Edward Logan & Anne Keating who married in 1843, Co. Cavan. All 3 emigrated to US in 1867, but not together.
David Fitzpatrick (b 1823 Co. Limerick), Son of Timothy Fitzpatrick & Catherine O'Donnell who married in 1819, Co. Limerick. David married Ellen Thomson (b 1828) in 1846 in Co. Cork, had Ellen Fitzpatrick (b 1847, Co. Cork), emigrated to US in 1849.
John Logan married Ellen Fitzpatrick in 1871 in Philadelphia, Pa.
Looking for any Relatives ??

STEEN

Jim Woodward — 19 Jun 1998 12:00:00 GMT

William Hays Steen born about 1745, married Nancy Lusk about 1772. Son's name was John Steen born September 8, 1768. Immigrated to South Carolina, USA

Goslin surname

Fred Goslin — 25 Nov 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am researching my family tree and am currently working on my GGgrandfather Richard Goslin. Presumably born in Ireland. Richard Goslin went to Canada as a young man, where he worked as a carpenter by trade. (some of the homes that he built are still standing) His wife, the former Eliza Peters, came to Canada separately and when the were married, they lived in Holliford, Ontario, three miles from the United Church. They had a son, Richard William Goslin who was born 29 Sep 1858 on Wolfe Island Ontario, Canada.

O'Shea/Flynn family history

louisepurcell1 — 27 Aug 2008 10:36:23 GMT

Looking for any info on Patrick Shea (later O'Shea) formerly of Limerick then London (c1855) married Catherine Deady in London.

John Sullivan

lapis44 — 14 Mar 2007 1:35:18 GMT

Am searching for information on John Sullivan also known as 'Jack' born approx 1889, he came from a large Irish family and I think moved to the USA, he was a Stuntman (stunt double for Richard Burton in Cleopatra)his daughter was called Beatrice.

Where in Northern Ireland ?

Nurselaforest — 26 Aug 2008 1:14:39 GMT

I am trying to find where in Northern Ireland James Guy 1805 and his wife, Catherine Ann McGinnis 1808 and children were living.
Their children were; William 1831 and James 1833.
This is all I have.
Any help would be appreciated.
Tina

Ducey/Ducy

Greta Snow — 29 Oct 1999 12:00:00 GMT

I am looking for my husband's family who came to Pike County Illinois from Ballina Parish, County Mayo about 1851.

Michael Ducy b. 1798, Ballina Parish, Co. Mayo

d, 1853, Pike Co. Illinois

married Margaret Timlan (Timlin) probably in Co. Mayo

b. 1809, Ballina Parish. Co Mayo

d. 18June 1876 Pike Co. Illinois

There were 12 children born to this marriage. Eight immigrated with the parents to Pike Co. Illinois:

Anthony b. ca. 1828 Ballina Parish, Co Mayo

Patrich b. ca 1829

Lawrence b. ca 1833 Co. Mayo

Thomas b. ca 1836

Michael b. 11June 1838, Co. Mayo

Mary b. 31 Oct. 1841

William b. 16 Jul 1845 Co. Mayo

Barbara b. 11 June 1848

Any information on this family in Ireland would be greatly appreciated.

Re CLENDINNEN/CLENDINNING/GLENDINNING/in Ireland

cathy_carley — 5 Jul 2005 11:24:43 GMT

GDAY:)
Im in Australia doing a One Name Study of CLENDINNEN/CLENDINNING/GLENDINNING in Australia , Ireland, Scotland etc etc
Anyone Researching this Name
Origin of Name is From IRELAND and SCOTLAND
This is My Direct Line
Thankyou
Regards
Cathy:)

Irish Roots

knoche_1 — 23 Nov 2003 12:21:38 GMT

Searching for Patrick Moloughney born in Co Tipperary in
approx 1826 According to his death certificate his occupation was a baker. He married Margaret Tierney in Co Donegal. His brother William also emigrated to New Zealand
2( Mary and Honora) of Patrick's children were born in Ramelton Co. Donegal. Patrick his son was born in Co Antrim
Patrick was a sub constable in Belfast and received a medal for the prevention of cruelty to animals dated 11th July 1868

Patrick Kenna in Dublin

John Keith Kenna — 8 Sep 1999 9:01:34 GMT

Looking for information on Patrick Kenna who was born in 1887 and resided at 4 Corn Market Street, Dublin. He was the brother of John Charles Kenna who immigrated to the US.
John Charles was the father of John Patrick Kenna who was a plumber in the phila. area. John Patrick had 5 children by the names Catherine, John, Joseph, William, Thomas.
It is believed that Patrick Kenna married twice and had children by the following names: Andy,James,Thomas,and possibly Alice Lawless and Alice Farrell. Please provide any info. you may have if any of this is familiar.

Bryson Andrew, Catharine

tommysb — 24 Aug 2008 10:11:12 GMT

info on Andrew Bryson b. abt 1805 Ireland parents James Bryson (labourer) Janet McGee married Catharine Bryson b. abt 1805 Ireland father Hugh Bryson (tailor) moved to Scotland before 1824
Possible brothers of Andrew and Catherine
James b. abt 1806 Ireland, Nicol b. abt 1821 Ireland, John b. abt 1821 Ireland,
Andrew b. abt 1823 Ireland all in Scotland at 1841 Census

Irish court records??????? Help!!!!

ramif_1 — 24 Aug 2008 2:00:33 GMT

Reached dead end with search of Murtagh Shields. Hoping to find a different approach. Does anybody know how I can find out how to access court records from 1795 - 1800 in Kilkenny? He was sentenced in Kilkenny and then transported to Aust. He had a wife and 6 children.

Is it possible to trace marriages and births from 1760 in Ireland.

Looking for any advice to take the next step.

Denise

How to search Irish Records

elayine1701 — 22 Aug 2008 3:23:40 GMT

Hi there,
I have been doing really well with my Australian, Scottish and English heritage then I came across the Irish branch of the family and now I am not sure where to go from here.
Can anyone give me some hints on the best way to approach the irish records, ie online sites. I know i am going to have to pay for information but any hints on how not to spend too much and how to narrow things down would be great.
The names I'm looking at are James Collins - abt 1855 Ireland somewhere, Magaret Neil abt 1854 somewhere in Ireland. I know some of their kids were born in Antrim the others in Glasgow, Scotland.
I have other branches to search as well - last names Frew and Goode.
Any help, hints or ideas would be greatly appreciated
thanks

Bridget Armstrong Callaghan.

Patzy_c70 — 18 Aug 2008 5:22:52 GMT

Looking for information on my GGGrandmother Bridget Armstrong born c1845/50. Bridget was married to John Callaghan according to family Bridget was of noble blood and married beneath her! Got very little info on Bridget or her husband John only that in 1900 one of their sons James married Margaret Nolan & they were living in the parish/district of URLINGFORD, County Kilkenny at the time of the marriage.
I have confirmation that the son James( Margaret)later lived in both Urlingford Co.Kilkenny & Fennor Co.Tipperary.

I have searched the LDS & IFHI for her birth or marriage in the Urlingford Kilkenny & Fennor area of Tipperary but had no luck. Although I must admit Im still a novice I have realised I need to broaden my search.
Does anyone have any idea what do next please?
Thanks Patzy C UK.

Emigration info needed: siblings Elizabeth Gill, James Gill, Catherine Gill

carol9cc — 17 Aug 2008 3:21:53 GMT

The three siblings settled in Buffalo, New York.

Elizabeth "Bessie" Gill came over in about 1875 to marry Thomas Tierney. Her brother and sister, James "Jimmie" Gill and Catherine "Kate" Gill, arrived in 1880-1881.
Their parents in Ireland were James Gill and Bridget Folliard.
Any information on their emigration from Ireland or their original homes in Ireland would be greatly appreciated.

Murphy

NathanHenderson13 — 5 Nov 2003 4:18:49 GMT

John Murphy born sometime around 1780

Had a son named Thomas Murphy born abt 1800 in enniscorthy,wexford

Anybody have these people in there family trees

the mcelhaneys from ireland

jsbs67 — 9 Jan 2007 1:29:47 GMT

hello
iam looking for my family ancestors that did not come
to the usa...
iam planning a trip to ireland in the spring of this year,
i would like to know more about the family name, where
they came from over there?
iam a decendent of william mcelhaney...
any information whould help!
thanks!
bren

donlans

allanherbert — 16 Aug 2008 6:30:20 GMT

I am looking for any imformation on Brigida Teresa Donlan born 1860 in Drum. Her mother was Margarita Lennon born 1840.Her father a Thomas Donlan.
She moved to Manchester England and married Michael Connor born 1854 in Ireland.They moved to Stockport.

James (Jas.) and Mary Denison/Dennison Ireland to UK 1850+??

toria_dros — 15 Aug 2008 4:27:44 GMT

Hi,

I'm looking for some help tracing James and Mary Denison (no idea of her maiden name) back to Ireland. We believe that they are in our line and appear on the UK Census in 1881 and they were born around 1849 which narrows it down a little. Unfortunately we have no information on where in Ireland they came from so we are getting stuck trying to go further back. We also believe that members of the family may have gone from Ireland to Canada or the US around the same time.

Any help/ideas would be much appreciated! Mail to: toria_dros@hotmail.com

Many thanks,
Victoria

Finding info on James Currie Cowan

julieb611 — 7 Aug 2008 1:34:44 GMT

I was wondering if there is anyway to find birth date or parents / Siblings of James Currie Cowan born abt 1886 in Newry County Down, Ireland?

He came to Australia sometime before 1916 as her was married then.

Is there anyway to find out when he came to Australia and on what ship.

I don't have anymore information as this is all that is on the birth Certificate for his son who also had the same name as him.

Thanks Julie

Looking for Kilgrew connections

kilgrewsuzy — 11 Jan 2006 3:30:14 GMT

I am trying to find information on Edmund Kilgrew B:1830 (married Julia unknown B:1841). All I know is he was born in Ireland & came over to the USA before 1863 (that's when his first child Michael was born). They had 5 children (1863, 1866,1869, 1870, 1873). I have found burial stones for only one of them. The first I find anything on Edmund is in the 1880 United States Federal Census

I'm also trying to find a connection between Edmund and a Michael Kilgrew born June 1845 in Ireland (he came to USA in 1867). Michael married Mary F. Unknown born August 1841 in Ireland. They had several children, one being Michael Joseph Kilgrew (whom I have found a burial stone for in the same cemitary as John from the above group)

They both came from Ireland then settled first in South Abington, Plymouth, MA then they both moved to Whitman, Plymouth, MA . After that they split up, some stayed in Whitman, Plymouth, MA the rest moved to Rockland, Plymouth,MA.

I know it seems like a bit but I'm trying to find out the Ireland side of the family (before they came over).

Any thing would help..Thanks :o)

James DUNDON

MaggieGoodman90 — 3 Aug 2008 3:32:34 GMT

Hello there:

Searching for family of a James DUNDON born Ireland 1829 and his wife Ellen ? also born Ireland 1829. They would have been married around 1854 - where? Their daughter is Mary Ann Dundon born 1855 in Lambeth, Surrey.

Does this ring any bells with anyone?

Wd love information - any at all.

Thank you. Maggie

frank neher,magdalene spies

midnyte2c — 12 Jun 2008 11:28:36 GMT

any info on frank neher or his wife magdalene spies(i think they came to us in 1886).they had a daughter theresa..i would like to know who there parents were.. any help?

Spells Family

virgilspells — 3 Jun 2008 12:25:27 GMT

I am searching for info on my gggrandfather who was born in Ireland in 1823, That is all the info we have on his birth.
Thanks

Phillip Kennedy

skennedy25 — 7 Aug 2008 11:34:30 GMT

I am looking for a Phillip Kennedy who was married to a margaret. Phiilp was born roughly 1826 an Margaret 1835. We think they came from County Galaway, the reccession area. But we could be wrong. They had one child when they were in Ireland and his name was John and he was born in 1853. They came to the US somewhere between 1853-1857.

DUFFY

Pat Gurney — 13 Aug 1998 12:00:00 GMT

I'm looking for ancestors of my ggrandfather Francis "Frank" DUFFY. Re his naturalization papers, he left Co Fermanagh &
sailed from Liverpool on "The Great Eastern" to New York City arriving July 1863. Son of James DUFFY & ?Elizabeth. I can trace him from his marriage in 1876, Randolph, MA to Catherine "Kate" FINLEY, until his death in New Bedford, MA 1918.

James McCoy b. abt 1720 Northern Ireland

Glenda — 17 Aug 1999 5:24:11 GMT

James was a stowaway since his Uncles racehorse was injured, he feared for his life. Stowed away, was discovered and sold as an indentured survant. Married Ann Bruce abt 1747 in Fredericktown VA, USA. He died 1802, Fayetteville Co., PA, USA. Any McCoys out there with additional light on this subject? Thank you.

George Chartress b. 1812, Ireland; daughter Mary A. Chartress, born 1857, Ireland

rosecolorsunset — 19 Jul 2008 6:29:35 GMT

George Chartress
born appr. 1812 Ireland

daughter
Mary A. Chartress
born appr. 1857 (Ireland?)

(came across this family)

Spells Family

virgilspells — 3 Jun 2008 12:27:29 GMT

I am searching for info on my gggrandfather who was born in Ireland in 1823, That is all the info we have on his birth.
Thanks

Ireland to Maryland/Delaware

rebelyankeemoma — 6 Jun 2008 11:40:23 GMT

Any Daley families immigrate from Ireland to Maryland/Delaware area between 1830-1850 era. I traced our family back to Delaware {Proved) and Maryland {Not proved)
THey would have come in at Wilmington, De or Baltimore, MD

Bryan Cavanaugh/Kavanaugh

cbauer46 — 3 Aug 2008 7:47:16 GMT

We are trying to get information regarding Bryan who was probably born around 1809. Family history states that he was born in Kilkenney. His obituary requested that it be copied to New Ross. Bryan passed away in August, 1881 in the US, Ohio.

Question---are there newspapers that one can readily research to determine if an obit appeared in a New Ross paper at that time?

He was married to Mary Collins according to family history, although we have also been told it could be Mary Hart.

Three daughters were born: Catherine born, 1842; Mary born 1843 or 1844; Julia, born, 1847. Daughters all born in Ireland.

Since New Ross is mentioned in at least two counties we are finding it difficult to determine Bryan's true Irish roots.

We have also learned he may have had a brother, Matt.

If anyone could help untangle yet another Irish mystery we would be so grateful.

Thank you.

SLAVIN, John

Littleford2007 — 5 Aug 2008 3:40:28 GMT

Looking for more information on John Slavin, b. abt 1723 in Tyrone, Ulster, Ireland, died 18 Jul 1802 in Vandepool, Highland County, Virginia (then Augusta Co.) He was married to Elizabeth Stuart abt 1748 in Staunton, VA.

Would like to find out his birthdate and who his parents were??

Any information would be greatly appreciated :)

Thank you!

PEEL/WATSON

barb1000 — 4 Aug 2008 1:59:22 GMT

Looking for connections and info on this family. They came to USA in the 1840's. Have not found what ship they sailed on. James PEEL may have been from County Tyrone, Ireland.

James PEEL b. c 1801 Ireland m. Mary WATSON b. c 1805
Ireland.
Their children:

Eliza or Elizabeth PEEL b. 1837 IRE, d.6 apr 1902
Phila, m. Benjamin Taylor (police officer)

Thomas PEEL b. c. 1839 IRE.

William PEEL b. c. 1844 NY, USA

Mary PEEL b. c. 1850 Phila., PA, USA

Robert PEEL b. 1852 Phila, d.1917 Phila, m. Hester A.
MCIVER or MCKEEVER b. c. 1854 IRE., d. 1913 Phila

Looking for COOLE relatives from Ireland

Gary T. Coole — 17 Dec 1999 7:54:27 GMT

Looking for any relatives "COOLE" that might have relations in the US, especially NJ/NY area. Contact me, Gary, at gtcoole@fiber-net.com or see our family web page at http://www.fiber-net.com/pub/gtcoole

Hugh Gillespie /arrived on the Guy Manning from Ireland

becca0406 — 27 Jul 2008 10:18:49 GMT

My g-g-grandfather arrived on the Guy Manning ship in New York on 10 Jun 1852. He arrived with his brother William A. who was 21. Hugh was 20 According to the ship log there was 1 more family member but, I am having trouble reading it.

Looking for any information regarding this family. Hugh had a son, John W. in 1867, John had a daughter Grace Belle, DOB 26 Dec 1892 who was my grandmother. She married Raye Maynard Fisher on 2 Jun 1917.

Irish Naming pattern

brat820 — 3 Aug 2008 7:45:42 GMT

Can anyone explain the irish naming pattern to me? IS it first born after fathers father, or mothers?? i'm confused. I know i have alot of the same names continuing over and over.
Appreciate any help. THanks.

birth of william lambert in Ireland b. 1837

joanlambert50 — 17 Jun 2008 9:45:34 GMT

I am looking for the birth of william Lambert in Ireland in 1837, and his wife Hannah b. 1838, but I do not know the area. or if they were married in Ireland. The first time I can find them in the census was 1881 in Birkenhead, ches. Can anyone point me in the right direction in finding out where they came from in Ireland.

Help irland marriage

elaineevans24_40 — 11 Jun 2008 2:09:31 GMT

Hi if anyone could help me i would be greatful i think one of my ancestors got married in irland problem is i don't where all i have are their names and approx years that i could look at but don't know where to start is there a site i can just browse through online.

would be great if you could point me in the right direction
any help would be great

Thanks
Elaine

Terrence Flynn, Flinn, O'Flynn, Adair Missouri, USA

seanagainflynn — 30 Jul 2008 7:03:01 GMT

Desperately seeking descendants of Terrence Flynn who emigrated from Ireland in 1843, had two sons, John Edward and James Richard in Marshall Co, Virginia, ultimately settled in Adair Missouri and having two daughters, Mary Ann and Margaret.

John Edward married Bridget Isabelle Quinn in Adair MO
James Richard married Grace O'Brien in Wheeling WV
Mary Ann never married
Margaret married Michael Daly in Adair MO.

I am in search of my roots in Ireland and have hit a brick wall....any comments and/or suggestions are encouraged.

All I know is Terrence came to America in 1843 (according to the 1900 census report), but from where, on what ship, and into what port, I havent a clue....

thanks! Looking forward to any correspondence!

Sean Flynn
Rock Island, IL

Spells Family

virgilspells — 3 Jun 2008 12:24:52 GMT

I am searching for info on my gggrandfather who was born in Ireland in 1823, That is all the info we have on his birth.
Thanks

Michael and Eugene Owen {Daley}?

rebelyankeemoma — 1 Apr 2008 2:06:26 GMT

I have two brothers that immigrated over to the US before 1860. I know that at one point they both lived in Wilmington, DE. Owen died very young leaving behind a wife named Margaret and children {James} {Michael} {Sarah Ellen} {Margaret} and I believe {Mary}. Owen's wife and children moved to NJ by the 1880s and Michael and his family stayed in DE. I would like to know if anyone has an immigrated family with two sons named Michael(born abt 1825} and Eugene Owen (born abt 1830) that immigrated either to WIlmington, DE or Baltimore, MD. I did find a possible link to the ship called the "Mississippi" Anyone have family that crossed over on that ship?

finding Barbara Jean Malcom Family

bri_e — 21 May 2008 12:55:42 GMT

Hello,
I'm trying to find my birth mothers family, all I know about her is her name and she came from either Ireland or Scotland. She gave birth to me in the states but after that I have no clue I was raised in foster care because my father abandoned me. I'm trying to find any family because I have no clue about my family everyone on my dads side is so hush hush about my mom other then they say she is dead. My parents were not married. I wanted to see if I have grandparents I was born in March 1971. Please could someone help me .

What does this mean???...Ireland Free State

grmira — 16 Jul 2008 9:32:08 GMT

I have great grandmother who on the census states that her parents were born in "Ireland Free State."

What does Free State mean and/or refer to which area of Ireland? Thank you.

mcconvilles

barbara — 13 Aug 2008 4:31:07 GMT

i am trying to find my fathers parents relations.
my mum and dad split up i know my dad came from southern ireland but do not know where, my dads name was patrick mcconville, his dad was bernard joseph mcconville, his mum was cecelia morriss they died here in england in the late seventies, my grandads brother francis married my grans sister peggy and thats all i know except i think they were travelling people, they had quite a few in family about 12 girls then 3 boys if anyone can help me i would be very grateful thanks barbarahilda@aol.com

INFO ONLY -- DO NOT REPLY Family Histories in the National Library of Ireland and ideas for researching your surname

jeanrice — 22 Jun 2001 5:38:41 GMT

To try and pin down your surname in Ireland:

1. Read about the history and distribution of your surname in an Irish Surname book at your local library; that will give you an idea as to which province to begin your search.
2. Keep in mind that the present surname spelling may not represent the original spelling in Ireland; many names were misspelled, changed over time, anglicized, and the prefixes "O" and "Mac" were often dropped or added back on.
3. Check the wonderful IGI records at your local LDS (Mormon) Family History Center. These are births/christenings/marriages for the latter part of the 1860s, but for most counties there is some earlier and later information. The IGIs are in both microfiched form, 2-3 fiche for each county in Ireland, or computerized on their diskettes and addendum diskettes. The Mormon databases are also being placed on the Internet. I prefer the microfiched version in the FHCs. The FHCs are free and open to the general public, located in the most towns in the USA and elsewhere.
4. Check the 1876 landowners lists available at some of the Rootweb-Genconnect Queries websites.
5. Although Ireland is a tiny country, about the size of West Virginia in the USA, it is made up of 32 counties divided into four provinces - Ulster, Connacht, Leinster, Munster. The province of Ulster is further divided into the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland.
6. CONNACHT: Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Roscommon, Sligo. MUNSTER: Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, Tipperary, Waterford. LEINSTER: Carlow, Dublin, Kildare, Kilkenny,
Leix (Laois), Longford, Louth, Meath, Offaly, Westmeath, Wexford, Wicklow. ULSTER: (Rep. IR): Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan; (No. IR): Antrim, Armagh, Derry/Londonderry, Down, Fermanagh, Tyrone.
7. Seriously consider hosting an "orphan" Genconnect website to benefit all of your fellow Irish researchers. I know I have good information to share for the websites presently down.

For those fortunate enough to be able to visit Ireland, the following family histories are located in the National Library of Ireland. For those unable to travel, the titles of the works may give a further clue to where your surname can be found in Ireland. Large genealogical libraries may also have these titles:

1. Adams: Rev. B. W. Adams, "A genealogical history of the family of Adams of Cavan," 1903.
2. Alen: H.L.L. Denny, "An account of the family of Alen of St. Wolstan's, Co. Kildare," 1903.
3. Allen: W.E.D. Allen, "David Allen: the history of a family firm, 1857-1957."
4. Amory: Gertrude Meredith, "The Descendants of Hugh Amory, 1605-1805," 1901.
5. Anderson: (1) A.L.B. Anderson, "The Andersons of Co. Kilkenny," 1931. (2) J.G.T. Anderson, "Family Descent of Andersons of Flush and Bawn, Sixmile-cross, Co. Antrim," 1977.
6. Andrews: John Burls (ed.), "9 Generations: a history of the Andrews family of Comber," 1958.
7. Anketell: "A Short History of the Family of Anketell...compiled by one of its members," 1901.
8. Archdale: Henry B. Archdale, "Memoirs of the Archdales with the descents of some allied families," Enniskillen, 1925.
9. Ash: Rev. T. Martin (ed.), "The Ash Mss of 1735," 1890. (Yes, Mss, not sure what that represents).
10. Aylmers: Sir F.J. Aylmer, "The Aylmers of Ireland, 1931.
11. Bagenal: P.H. Bagenal, "Vicissitudes of an Anglo-Irish Family, 1530-1800," 1925.
12. Ball: Rev. W. Ball Wright, "Ball Family Records," 1908.
13. Barrington: Amy Barrington, "The Barringtons: a Family History," 1917.
14. Barry: (1) A. de Barry, "De L'origine des Bary d'Irlande," 1900. (2) C. de Bary, "Etude sur l'histoire des Bary-Barry," 1927. (3) Rev. F. Barry, "Barrymore: records of the Barrys of Co. Cork from the earliest times to the present," 1902.
15. Barton: F.B. Barton, "Some account of the family of Barton," 1902.
16. Beamish: C.T.M. Beamish, "A genealogical study of a family in Co. Cork and elsewhere."
17. Beck: J.W. Beck, "Beck of Ireland," 1930.
18. Bernard: "The Bernards of Kerry," 1922.
19. Bessborough: Earl of Bessborough, "Lady Bessborough and her family circle," London, 1940.
20. Bewley: Sir E.T. Bewley, "The Bewleys of Cumberland and their Irish descendants," 1902.
21. Bingham: (1) M. Bingham, "Peers and Plebs: two families in a changing world," London, 1975. (2) R.E. McCalmont, "Memoirs of the Binghams," London, 1915.
22. Birch: M.E. Birch, "The Birch genealogy," Canada, 1978.
23. Blacker: L.C.M. Blacker, "History of the Family of Blacker of Carrickblacker in Ireland," 1901.
24. Blake: (1) Martin J. Blake, "An Account of the Blakes of Galway," 1898. (2) Martin J. Blake, "Blake Family Record, 1300-1700," 1902.
25. Blayney: E. Rowley-Morris, "The family of Blayney...," 1890.
26. Boleyn: E.G.S. Reilly, "Historical anecdotes of the families of Boleyn, Carey, Mordaunt, Hamilton and Jocelyn," Newry, 1825.
27. Bolton: C.K. Bolton, "Bolton families of Ireland," 1937.
28. Bourne: M.A. Strange, "The Bourne families of Ireland," 1970.
29. Bowen: Elizabeth Bowen, "Bowen's Court," London, 1944.
30. Boyle: E.M.F.G. Boyle, "Genealogical Memoranda relating to the family of Boyle of Limavady," 1903.
31. Braden: B.B. Peel, "In search of the Peels and the Bradens," Edmonton, 1986.
32. Braly: (1) D. Braly, "A history of the Bralys," 1975.
(2) D. Braly, "The Bralys, a family of the old south and the wild west," 1980.
33. Brennan: T.A. Brennan, "A history of the Brennans of Idough, Co. Kilkenny," New York, 1975.
34. Brett: C.E.B. Brett, "Long Shadows Cast Before," Edinburgh, 1978.
35. Bronte: J. Cannon, "The road to Haworth," London, 1980.
36. Brooke: R.F. Brooke, "The burning river," Dublin, 1961.
37. Browne: (1) J. More, "A tale of two houses," Shrewsbury, 1978. (2) D. Browne, "Westport House and the Brownes," 1981.
38. Bryan: G. and J. Latterell, "Genealogical information on the Bryan/O'Bryan and Fitzgerald families," 1981.
39. Bullock: J.W. Beck, "Bullock or Bullick of Northern Ireland," 1931.
40. Burke: (1) T.U. Sadleir, "The Burkes of Marble Hall,"
(2) E. Burke, "Burke People and Places," Whitegate, 1984.
41. Butler: (1) "Account of the Family of Butlers...," 1716. (2) "Journal of the Butler Society," 1968-. (3) W. Clare, "Testamentary Records of the Butler Family," Peterborough, 1932.
42. Byrne: Mrs. D. Byrne, "Byrne and Kelly notes," (typescript), 1968.

Irish- Free State

pantherlady — 15 Jun 2008 1:42:31 GMT

This was a listing for place of birth.What does it mean?

Nolan/Malone-Inistioge, Kilkenny, IRE

tracey_kovar — 26 Jan 2002 8:20:52 GMT

I am looking for information on Johanna Nolan and Edward Malone. Both were b. in Inistioge abt 1793. They married and had 7 children, one died an infant, 1 moved to Australia and the other 5 settled in Canada and the US. Any help would be appreciated.

Joseph McCrary of Ulster Ireland

mcrars — 24 Oct 2001 11:18:49 GMT

Any information on ancestery of Joseph McCrary Born @1748 in
Ulster Ireland-Died 1820 in Burke county NC

Richard Booth b. 1780 Ireland m. Mary Byrnes, b. 1793 Ireland

edessert — 12 Feb 2005 7:47:49 GMT

Hi, My gggrandparents are Richard Booth b. 1780 Ireland married Mary Byrnes b. 1793 Ireland. The migrated to the Eastern Townships in Quebec. Richard has brothers Thomas Edward, John, Hugh, James and possibly Ephraim. I don't know a whole lot about the Byrnes except sister Eleanor and brotherThomas. Thanks

McCaughey or McAughey @ Belfast

M. Pilhofer — 2 Dec 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Searching for descendents of or info on Robert McCaughey (spelling?), who came to Chicago via Philadelphia circa 1860.

McAuliffe Search

Joanne Varner — 25 Aug 1999 8:03:38 GMT

Looking for ancestry on McAuliffe--trying to find my grandfather's Irish connection. I think from the county Cork but I am not sure--my grandfather dies 30 years ago. I beleive he was born in the USA, in New York. His parents were both Irish. I don't know when they immigrated to the USA. My grandfather was born in 1899 or 1900 so am assuming parents would have been born in the 1870-1884 range. Also assuming my great granparents probably were the immigrants in the 1840's? or something like that. Any help would be appreciated. Would love to know more about my Irish ancestry. Again thanks.

keenoy family.

amkeenoy1 — 8 Jun 2008 9:39:27 GMT

hi ,im Ann-marie keenoy, daughter of francis derek keenoy,from cloonbonniffe castlerea, co roscommon,i live in leeds uk,
there are a few of us keenoys linking up on facebook.com
theres a group site called keenoy best of the irish .
There are a few of us linked up ,and we made friends from there , its great xxx

Gentleman Jim Corbett

MichelleOz — 13 Jun 2006 5:02:18 GMT

Hi Folks,

Was wondering if anyone has researched the family tree of Gentleman Jim Corbett, the boxer.

I'm interested in his parents who were Irish.

Thanks, Michelle

Where is Salvay ?

Liam1944 — 24 May 2008 10:29:06 GMT

I am tracing a Margaret Wood. In the English Census 1871 it shows her as age 52 Born abt. 1819 in Salvay, Ireland. Is there such a place or do you think they mean County Galway. In the Census Record she's living with her daughter and son-in-law, the Openshaws. If you can help I would be greatful.

John Mac Street

kylests12345 — 28 May 2008 11:42:27 GMT

John Mac Street (Mac was his middle name, not a part of his last name) b. 1780 +/- 10 years. Earlier variant name of this family according to relatives was Streeter. He married Mary LaGrone. I supposedly have royalty in my family.

JAMES MARIUS MACRUM

dholmes703usa — 28 May 2008 4:52:03 GMT

Seeking genealogy interested descendants of James M Macrum. He came from No Ireland to America - settled in PA. Had large family . . . . .was married to a Wallis daughter.

Where is Salvay, Ireland ?

Liam1944 — 25 May 2008 4:38:32 GMT

Searching for Margaret Wood in the 1871 English Census I find she resides in Bury, Lancashire at that time with her daughter and son-in-law, the Openshaw family. The Census Record shows she was born in Salvay, Ireland. I've tried Google etc. but I can't find a Salvay in Ireland. Can anyone help, please.

Samuel Brown

LINDAWILLIAMS707 — 25 May 2008 4:08:11 GMT

I am seeking any information on Samuel Joseph Brown, born in Ireland, about 1835(1939), immigrating and arriving in the US December 12, 1851 with a family known as Taylor or Traylor. Don't know the relation. He eventually went to Louisiana and married one named Susannah Rush or Roche and had 4(?) children, Samuel, Anne, Francis, and Hester (Esther). She would be my grandmother. I know very little about Samuel and would like to know more. This is purely for geneological purposes. Does anyone know more?

Moses Kirkpatrick

Keith Witt — 1 Oct 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I am research my 5th g-grandfather. I have been able to trace him to Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania in the year 1800. A history of Westmoreland County indicates that he came with his family from Ireland. If this book is correct, he came to Pennsylvania from Ireland in the year 1800 or shortly before that. With him came his wife Margaret (last name unknown) and at least one daughter Betsy Kirkpatrick. There could have been more daughters that came over with the family but this is the only one I can verify was with them. I have located a Moses Kirkpatrick from the Fax Growers List of 1796. Since my Moses was a farmer also, I thought there may be a connection. This Moses is listed as living in Drumhome Parish, Donegal County. If anyone can give me any information about this Kirkpatrick, I would be greatful.

McCutcheons and Rothwells

Kay Counts — 12 Jul 2006 3:33:38 GMT

Looking for any information on McCutcheons. Charles McCutcheon and Susan Rothwell had the following children:
William (John) McCutcheon bd-1853, William Robert McCutcheon bd-1858, Samuel bd?? stayed in Ireland, Charles bd-1861, George bd? and there was one sister who died in 1887 and not sure of her name she left behind children of which two were twins.. William J, William R, Charles and George went to Canada around 1877. Not sure if parents went with them (Charles and Susan). Samuel and Sister stayed in Ireland. Around 1883/1884 the relocated to America(Chicago, Wisconsin and Washington state). I have 1881 census on William J, William R and Charles. William J married a Jane Dandy in Ontario, Canada. Any information on this family would be great..
kay_counts@yahoo.com

Irish relatives ?

Sharon Lyons — 19 Feb 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Am looking for any Lyons connected to one Joseph Lyons who left Newry in 1831, married to Mary Sarah Gibson, with children Joseph and Sarah born in Ireland and William Thomas born in Canada. Church of England. William my gggrandfather.

Also looking for family McDermott (Catholics) whose son Lawrence Andrew McDermott 1838-1875 was born in Lewiston New York and then came to Canada after that. Andrew my gggrandfather.

County Clair Ireland / Sammon ancestory

@@dennis_s14_1999@yahoo.com — 3 Apr 2002 2:37:46 GMT

Does anyone have information about the Sammon family from Ireland?

Jeremiah (Jerry) Doody marriages Indiana 1909 and 1918

katiemariaagnes — 22 May 2008 3:16:44 GMT

Jeremiah Doody married Helen Cahill Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana 1909.
US census shows children: Michael b. abt. 1906, Morris b. abt 1907, Cathryn b. abt. 1909, Helen b. abt 1910, Jerry Jr. b. abt.1913. Helen (Cahill) died 1917.
Jerry remarried to Nellie V. Jenkins, Indianapolis, Marion, Indiana 1918.
US Census shows children: Patricia b. abt 1919, Robert S. b. abt. 1921, James b. abt 1928. All children born in Indiana.
Jeremiah was born in Ireland and I've finally got evidence that he was my paternal grandfather's older brother. Granddad never left Ireland. Any descendants of Jeremiah out there? Please email.

death registers

jbugos — 28 Apr 2008 1:59:09 GMT

I have been searching an online death register database and have a few questions. What is the difference between a Union and District? Also, does this register lead to more information such as parents names or is this as good as it gets? Thanks

Jbugos

Samuel Ferguson and Mary Jameson

Marcia Ferguson — 16 May 2000 12:00:00 GMT

I'm Looking for all info on John Henry Ferguson, Adam Ferguson. Who were their wives. What was their occupations. Also all info on Samuel and Mary (Jameson) Ferguson. And where in Ulster, Ireland are they from. What ship they came over here on. Can you help? Please.

Thanks Marcia F.

finding Barbara Jean Malcom Family

bri_e — 21 May 2008 12:55:17 GMT

Help needed

avrilford — 13 May 2008 5:52:34 GMT

I would be really grateful if someone who has more experience than me in researching family trees could please help me. I am tracing my Irish roots on both my mother and my fathers side, however on the English census my ancestors have put down place of birth Ireland. Except for one occasion when one of them put Qeenstown, is it possible to find the county of origin even though they were not specific on the census???? If so how????

Thanxs in advance.
Avril.

Searching Irish Records

edwards1511 — 8 Oct 2007 2:29:49 GMT

Hi All. I am new to this can anyone help, i am trying to find a record of my grandmothers birth. She was born somewhere in Ireland in April 1935 as Mary Bridget McCarthy and later came to Wales and married my Grandfather but i have no idea how to search irish records.
Thank You.
Zoe

County Caln?

Surbeck4 — 18 May 2008 2:31:17 GMT

The gravestone inscription of my relative, who is buried in St. Agnes Cemetery in Chester County, PA, reads, "John Robinson of Co. Caln Ireland." I cannot find a County Caln in Ireland. Any ideas of what this might be referring to?

Gordovan or Gortnabhan Ireland

gpbraun1 — 19 May 2008 12:47:00 GMT

Great-great Grandfather (James Powers born between 1813-1820) emmigrated from Ireland to Massachusetes prior to 1850. Between 1852 and 1857 he and his family relocated to Wonewoc, Wisconsin. He came from Gordovan (soundex) Ireland; Irish spelling may be something like "Gortnabhan". Would like to visit his birthplace, but cannot find any reference location in any lexicon. Don't know what county this was in, but probably a very small village. Can anyone help with location?

frazer jane

Debbs1961 — 19 May 2008 7:43:38 GMT

looking for any infromation on jane frazer birth date or place of birth unknown She married john low porter year unknown
john porter was born 1851 angus scotland after they married moved to port elizabeth south africa 1st child born 1882 in south africa John died in 1901 not sure what happened to jane after that
thanks debbie

MCGAURAN/MCGAURAN/MCGURN/MGURREN/MCGORRIN ETC.

AnneRutherford77 — 18 May 2008 11:22:53 GMT

Hi to all, My GG Grandfather was Bernard Mcgaruan, his
daughter my G Grandmother's death record, noted spelling
as McGurn - this back in 1917.

Above subject line, only shows a few ways this name
can be spelt.

My Mcgaurans from (I believe) Templeport Co.Cavan.
Looking for descendants.

Thank you
Anne - Edinburgh - Scotland.

West Barg?

moonspinner7 — 14 May 2008 4:10:38 GMT

In the US census, 1880, Philadelphia, PA, my G-G-G-uncle is listed as having been born in what appears to say West Barg, Ireland. Searches of Ireland, maps and parishes doesn't turn up anything similar. Anyone have any suggestions/ideas where this might actually be?

Thanks!

Bunyan, Co Kerry, Irleand

bunfly1 — 12 Jan 2002 10:53:45 GMT

Mathew Bunyan, b 1910, Causeway, Co Kerry....or any Bunyans from that area

Freeman - help please

skunkybob — 18 May 2008 12:59:53 GMT

I'm looking for any information regarding my great great (??)grandfather ALexander Freeman (born approx 1818)who left Ireland pre 1841 (shows up on Scotland census 1841) he travelled across with his younger brother Robert (b approx 1827) to work in a local mill(Port Glasgow), anyone help, a ,long shot I know :).

Bobby

mail to bobbyf@ntlworld.com please

HEGARTY, MCMANNIS, JOYCE, HELLEY (?KELLEY)

MARGARET HEGARTY-STECK — 29 Apr 1999 6:14:52 GMT

I AM TRYING TO SEARCH MY FOUR GRANDPARENTS ALL OF WHICH ARE FROM IRELAND.
PATERNAL GRANDPARENTS ARE: CORNELIUS EDWARD HEGARTY BORN 3/20/03 IN CORK TO PATRICK HEGARTY AND MARY ANN SULLIVAN
MARGARET JANE MC MANNIS BORN 09/13/00 IN SLIGO TO PATRICK MCMANNIS AND ANNE MCPARPLIN
JOHN JAMES JOYCE BORN 05/10/07 IN GALWAY TO PATRICK JOYCE AND MARY JOYCE
ANNA ELIZA HELLEY (KELLEY?) BORN 02/26/08 IN MAYO TO JOHN HELLEY AND ANNE HENNIGAN

ALL OF MY GRANDPARENTS IMMIGRATED TO BOSTON ,MA IN THE 1920'S. ALL REMAINED AND DIED IN BOSTON.

I HAVEN'T HAD MUCH SUCCESS GETTING ANY INFO ON MY GREAT GRANDPARENTS OR THEIR ANCESTORS.

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFO.?

THANKS IN ADVANCE!

Smith Family

ez1979 — 13 May 2008 3:18:15 GMT

Looking for descendants/ and or information on William Smith, married Jessie Purdie. They had a son James Gordon Smith who was born 1843 in Ireland died 1921 Edinburgh.

HAMILL

Mary Nicholson — 7 Jul 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Iam looking for descendents of Bernard Hamill (b.1853 or 1854 in County Armagh) and Mary (Geaghan) Hamill (b. 1854 or 1855 in County Tyrone). They had two children, Francis & Sarah (Hamill) Molloy. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Family Strange

Casey strange — 18 Mar 2000 1:56:36 GMT

If there any people from the strange family out there please e-mail me

Tuell family - which county might they be from?

Michelle Brown — 9 Sep 1999 1:11:06 GMT

Hi! My paternal g.g.g.grandfather was Thomas Tuell. We know that he immigrated to the US from Ireland in about 1820. We do not know specifically from WHERE in Ireland. I have read and heard that Tuell is simply an older form of O'toole. I know that some names are regional. If anyone knows where the Tuell name is common in Ireland (if it IS regional at all) please let me know!

Thanks, Michelle

John (Jack) Galvin from Co. Waterford

maureen — 10 Jun 2000 12:40:26 GMT

Looking for my grandad! B 1885, came to England at a young age, reputation as a hill fighter in Kilkenny, served in the Irish Guards, fought and wounded in the battle of the Somme, married a Welsh woman called Mary Jane; may have had brothers called Paddy and Bill.
Any information at all, please.
Thanks
maureen

McCARTHY/DOWNEY/READY/RADY/RAIDY

janine paul — 5 May 2004 10:23:24 GMT

trying to locate co of origin for MICHAEL McCARTHY & MARGARET DOWNEY parents of: DENIS; CHARLES; ABIGAL(Abbie)b 1841 who marries MICHAEL RAIDY (s/o PATRICK RADY & ELLEN STACK) in kentucky in 1855; FLORENCE b 1842 who marries MARGARET KEANE ( d/o JERMIAH KEANE & MARY CONNORS) in ky 1867; MARGARET b 1853 who marries PETER EGAN in 1873 in Ind. any assist appreciatted.

co armagh families

mpearson1689 — 9 May 2008 5:24:04 GMT

Please have a look at these 2 websites for info & photographs on the Co Armagh Families

http://thepearsons.tribalpages.com

&
www.pearson-armstrong.co.uk

FOX-----FOLEY

JamesClark54 — 7 May 2008 10:01:42 GMT

Looking to make contact with anyone having any info on a THOMAS FOX b/ abt 1813 in Ireland married SARAH FOLEY b/ abt 1815 Ireland.

They married somewhere in Ireland because their first son was born there named Robert born about 1833.

They moved to the USA soon after 1833. Looks as if they lived in NJ and Penn before they settled in Winnebego Co, Ill. Though to be buried there. This family was Catholic

Can anyone help. Trying to help a friend locate his family.

My address is clarkappliance@bellsouth.net