Allely - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Allely family tree

allely1410 — 2014-05-22 08:32:12Z

Hello Juan Carlos,
Your Grandmother was my grandfather's sister. My Grandfather (Manuel Allely) had 11 children. All the Allelys in Spain come from the same family, but we don't know how did the Allelys came to Cádiz. Please, contact me: allely1410@hotmail.com

Hello

allely1410 — 2014-05-22 08:18:52Z

I am Laura Allely I'm Spanish and I'd like to Know about my surname 'cause here in Spain there are not many Allely. If you please could tell me something bout my surname or wanna ontct with me my e-mail is:
allely1410@hotmail.com

( you can talk to me in english if you want)

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

mcwithers45 — 2013-03-29 22:10:05Z

My great grandmother was born around the Clones, Monaghan
area and her father was George. Around 1845 or so. She
was married to George Camp in 1866 & had a son George in 1867. Widowed & remarried in Parish of Ashfield, Cavan, Ireland to a Dan McCartney in Dec 27, 1870.

Any help?

Re: GEORGE ALLELY

mcwithers45 — 2013-03-08 20:01:15Z

My great grandmother came from the Clones area, Parish of
Aghabog - Anne Jane Allely and on both her marriage
certificated 1867(widowed) & 1870 to my great grandfather
Daniel McCartney were signed by her father George Allely.
She had been married at The Parish of Ashfield, Cootehill,
Co Cavan. Upon her passing in Guelph, Ontario, Canada
George Allely was listed as her father. On all my searching
the only name that comes up with her birth is John Allely.
Any help out there
Mary Withersppon

Re: GEORGE ALLELY

nansi191 — 2013-02-22 10:08:06Z

I've just been looking through my mother's box of family history and found a transcript of a letter from George Allely Segt, at Meerut Cantonments 1815 to his father Dudley Allely a school master at the Royal Dublin City Militia. It talks about the death of his wife and how sad he and their two daughters. Are.Please let me know if you would be interested in seeing a copy. The family are stated as being in County Monaghan

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

annstewart040249 — 2012-09-29 01:43:15Z

Hi
I am also from the Alley's from Co. Monaghan. I have been researching for a number of years but sometimes get frustrated and leave it for a while. If you could give me some more information I will see if i hav anything that may help.

Ann Stewart
Melbourne
Australia

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

allelyj — 2012-07-09 08:13:50Z

Hi

I see that your original message was posted in 2005, but I was wondering if you still had the information on the surname Allely?

As you may be able to tell from the name, I believe that these may be some of my distant relatives as my family are known to have come from the Clones area.

Agnes Ann Allely

annstewart040249 — 2011-08-05 22:29:11Z

Agnes Ann Allely was my maternal grandmother

Re: George Letitia

Gail_Field — 2009-04-20 18:27:47Z

Saria Luta Allely was my great grandmother, and I attended her funeral in 1956 in Shenandoah Iowa. Her parents were Isabella Johnston and Joseph Allely. The family at the funeral gave me a rhinestone pin that had belonged to Saria. As a 12 year old girl, I was touched to have something that had belonged to her.

Saria Luta married William Wallace Young, and dtheir daughter Mabel was my grandmother.

I understand that the Allelys may have been Welsh and went to Ireland to help fight the British. I believe that Joseph Allely was born in County Fermanagh, Ireland. I am happy to share what information I have. Pictures, too

Re: GEORGE ALLELY

LeanneHornby — 2009-04-09 18:17:04Z

I am looking for a George Allely who joined the army in 1804 believed to be stationed at Maidstone Barracks before sailing on the "Hugh Inglis" for Bengal, India arriving at Calcutta 14 July 1806 to join the 8th Light Dragoons. Pleased to receive particulars as to from where he was recruited.

Re: Allely

mhallely — 2009-02-24 21:09:03Z

We have the same family members. The Joseph born in Ireland in 1844 is my Great-Granfather.
I am looking for data prior to his birth.
mhallely@aol.com

Re: Allely family tree

mhallely — 2009-02-24 20:32:16Z

I just saw a post from S ALLELY where a Joseph Allely and a wife of Elizabeth Shannon are mentioned.

I am sure from what I have found out that they are of my family. I am trying to create a history and I am stopped on the Allely name in Ireland. Joseph's son, Joseph, who was born in 1844 in Ireland is my great- Grandfather.
I have also received the 1st 7 pages of the 16 page document that M.S. Allely "wrote".

If anyone has more info we can share please contact me.
mhallely@aol.com

Re: George, Thomas & Martha Allely

laquita1874 — 2008-07-28 01:58:40Z

my George Allely was married to Francis (maiden name unknown) oldest son was Thomas Allely married Marth Turkington in Armagh Ireland came to Ontario Canada 1859-1924 I also found a sister Letitia who married Thomas Greer in Clones Ireland they had 7 children landed in Christiana, New Castle, Delware I found records of them in the 1880 United States Federal Census. I don't know much more,except my great great grandfather Joseph Alley was a brother of George and he was left behind when Joseph came to the states in 1848. He was married to Elizabeth Shannon and had 8 children before they left Ireland. They had 2 more after they landed in Rock Island, IL. I have put together a full history on Joseph Allely and his family. Joseph son Matthew started this history in 1920 and my Grandmother Bertha Alley had save many things about her family with albums and pictures. I received her box of things when my Aunt died. It was full of pages and letters and I put it all together. If I can help you in anyway, let me. I don't know if we are relative or not. If so I'll be glad to share. Laquita Bloom

Re: Kathryn Allely, Logan, Ohio

nsloan11 — 2007-01-06 23:53:14Z

hi Kim
I am trying to find out where the surname Allely comes from could you help
take care
Neill Sloan

Kathryn Allely, Logan, Ohio

2006-07-06 08:17:59Z

I am looking for information regarding my second great aunt Kathryn Allely, she was born March 17, 1883 in Logan, Ohio. To Sarah Crosby & George Allely. She married Will Ellinger and second husband James Larimer. Known son is Warren Ellinger who preceded her in death. Kathryn Allely had several brothers and sisters. I'm trying to connect the family relations via the siblings.

Thank you.
Kim

Re: Allely Family Name

2006-05-26 20:18:35Z

hi i am not sure what her first name was but she died around 1932-33 she was young not much more than 30 as she died only a few years before her husband and his name was boyd she lived on the newtonards road in belfast possibly cable street or fox street

George, Thomas & Martha Allely

2006-03-12 14:45:09Z

I am looking for information about my 3rd great grandfather George Allely from Northern Ireland.
During the 1870 census of Franklin Co, Winchester Madison Township, OHIO George is listed with Thomas 32, Martha 24, George 20. George could hardly be Thomas's son, brother maybe or cousin.
I have a 1867 immigration record for Thomas & Martha Allely traveling to Montreal, Canada. Ending up in OHIO in the 1870 census.

George marries Sarah Emeline Crosby of Ross Co, Ohio. For which I'm still trying to find a marriage record for. Also, I can not seem to find any information regarding the death of George Allely. Sarah then marries Daniel Goss, for which I have a marriage record of.

What became of George Allely.

Re: Allely Family Name

2006-01-20 18:50:27Z

hi there again,

if this is the same man the link we have to him is my father in law mr alexander wright and he is the holder of the original death certifaicate issued by the mod at time of death.
would be interested if you have any other of his documentation we could exchange emails and faxes as necessary.

Re: Allely Family Name

2006-01-20 18:44:14Z

hi there have just found this site and am trying to find out all the information i can about william allely, his number in the 2nd batallion royal irish rifles was 4348, if this is the same man you are related to my husband please get in touch.

thanks

susan

Re: Allely Family Name

2006-01-20 16:46:38Z

i have strong reason to believe the man you are talking about is the great grandfather of my husband, was his battalion number 4843, if so i would be really interested in getting in touch with you to find out further details.

many thanks

susan

Re: Allely Family Name

2006-01-14 19:27:46Z

Posted wrong email address: SueAllely is one word - no "."

Re: Allely Family Name

2006-01-14 19:21:12Z

Could you give me a little more detail? What was your grandmother's first name? Do you know when, where she was born? Any other particular's would be helpful. Most Allely's in Ireland probably came from the County Monaghan/Fermanagh area (possibly from France or Wales - not sure).

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

2005-11-05 13:57:59Z

Many thank, I really appreciate that. It's almost impossible finding anything on Hands as opposed to Hand (I take it it did say Hand/Hands and not just Hand). Would you know if a Catholic Patrick Hands from Monaghan was more likely to have an anglicised name, or could he be carrying the English Hands name? All the best, Joe.

Re: allely

2005-09-18 01:31:06Z

hi we live in nz and we were told the french name was D'allely if that is any help!!!

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

2005-08-08 15:22:13Z

Hi, I'm interested in Allelys from Co. Monaghan because I'm interested in the origin of names from there. Do you know if there's an Irish form of Allely? Or is it English? My own Monaghan name is Hands, of which I'm asking the same question about. Thanks VERY much.

Re: William/Anne

2005-08-05 20:25:23Z

Hi, Mark,

I rec'd what I think was your response to David Tolerton - not sure how it got sent to me. Have you had much luck in tracking down any more of your ancestors?

Re: Wm./Agnes Anne

2005-08-05 20:17:56Z

Just out of curiosity - where did you hear about a spreadsheet?

Re: GEORGE ALLELY

2005-07-28 21:48:42Z

My grandfather was called George. I believe his father emigtared to the USA at the time of the Irish Famine 1845-49. George came to Ireland and my father, Herbert was the youngest of his four children (Florence, George, Edna).
My sister is much better advised regarding the family tree, but if you contact me I can give you her email address.
Also, I believe George Allely's family came from Clones, Co Cavan

GEORGE ALLELY

2005-05-11 00:16:55Z

Hi,
I'm still looking for information about my GEORGE ALLELY, who was born in I believe Ireland according to the 1880 census of Athens County, OHIO. He was married to Sarah Emeline Crosby at this time. I can find NOTHING about this man with the exception that he was a R.R. Section Boss in the census.

Any help would be appriciated.
Thank Kim
myfamilyconnections2@yahoo.com

Re: Hello

2004-12-17 18:03:05Z

Hola cynthia:
El apellido Verdier es francés. Mi madre es española, pero yo se que ese apellido es muy común en francia. No sabria decirte quien fue la primera familia que tuvo ese apellido, solo se que fue francesa.
ojalá te pudiera dar más información. mucha suerte en tu búsqueda.

Re: Hello

2004-12-15 23:39:28Z

Hola Laura:

Mi nombre es Cynthia, soy de Argentina y estoy investigando el apellido Verdier. De donde provienen los tuyos?

Desde ya muchas gracias
Cynthia Garcia

Re: George Letitia again

2004-09-18 11:25:36Z

Susan,

I am still looking for some help with this line and will be grateful for any information I might receive.

norm

Re: Allely in Florida, connections to Ohio???

2004-02-22 17:49:49Z

I am new to this. My Grandmother once told me any Allely is a relative. My side came from Iowa with known relatives in Ne., Texas and Washington. As I am now retired I am interested in learning more about the family history. I have been told the nutshell of the background is Scotch-Irish. My dad was born in 1912 and passed away in 1983 in Omaha Ne. His name was Harry O. Allely.My stepmother has a copy of a small family tree years old which I am going to get a copy of and try to expand.

Re: George Letitia

2004-02-07 19:29:59Z

Hi, sorry I didn't get back to you sooner - the person you might want to try is Barbara Mason - she should be posted on these message boards.

Re: Allely in Florida, connections to Ohio???

2004-01-22 11:47:25Z

Marie,
The only thing I know for sure about George Allely is that he came from Northern Ireland. And I have not been about to find out where in Ireland. Also, I would love to know a bit more about William's family if possible.

myfamilyconnections2@yahoo.com

Thank you,
Kimberley Page

Re: Allely family tree

WPrice8136 — 2004-07-25 00:44:36Z

Sue,
I have a John Allely in my family line. He is married to married to a "Eleanor". They were both born in Ireland. Could these be the same "Allely's " you are referring to? Place e-mail me at sirvance@mstar2.net . Thank you, Wendie

Re: George Letitia

SAllely — 2004-09-17 23:51:33Z

Hi,

Not sure if I ever got back to you - I've sort of dropped off the planet for a while. Let me know because I do know people who are related to you. If I'm related, it goes WAY back.

allely

elizabethlindley1 — 2005-02-24 19:28:42Z

my mothers maiden name was alley have never viewed anything like this before. About all I know is grandfather born belfast died when my mother was about 12 so no family history as such. We where always told that the family came out of france approx 1690 with either king james or william to fight in Ireland at the battle of the Boyne and stayed.As know one could find out the French spelling for the name it could not be traced back in further. Beth

Re: Wm./Agnes Anne

dtolerton — 2005-08-15 12:41:23Z

Could you please send me the spreadsheet that contains the Tolerton name on it.

Re: Wm./Agnes Anne

dtolerton — 2005-08-15 12:41:23Z

From a "28 Nov 2000 4:00 PM GMT" you gave to Mark Alley. You had mentioned a spreadsheet with the Tolerton name. If I misunderstood this, I'm sorry to bother you.

Re: William/Anne

dtolerton — 2005-08-15 12:41:23Z

Could you tell me what your Great Grandmother Tolerton's name was?

Re: William/Anne

dtolerton — 2005-08-15 12:41:23Z

Sue, do you think you could send me Mark's response. It didn't get send to me. My email: dtolerton@charter.net

Re: Allely in Florida, connections to Ohio???

jok87201 — 2004-07-23 17:48:02Z

My mgrandfather was William Henry Allely and lived in Phily, he had two sons wesley and Elmer and married Nellie and was born in 12888 in phily and remrried a Jane in about 1920. If you have any information please readch me at jok8720@aol.com

Re: George Letitia

MonicaAnn67 — 2004-10-27 03:30:45Z

Hello Norm and Susan...sorry if know one has gotten back to you. If it's Allely's and Johnstons Laquita is deffinately the one to talk to. Especially if it Jennie and/or Isabell Johnston. I just received a email from her the other day. She just had some surgery. I really need to call and see how she is doing. I will pass on that you will be e-mailing her. Please send me an email and I will pass it on to you. I don't like to advertise others email addresses because the spamers out getting out of control. She is a wonderful lady to talk to.
Sincerely,
Monica (decended from Andrew Allely youngest son of Joseph and Elizabeth)
mica_67@hotmail.com

Re: Allely in Florida, connections to Ohio???

batemanrose65 — 2005-11-11 02:11:44Z

Hi:
My grandfather (John William Bateman) was married to a Mary "Mayme" DuGay. My father Carl Floyd Bateman was their youngest child.
Could it be that the person you are looking for information on was my grandmother?

Rosemary Bateman

Re: Allely Family Name

jayeleco — 2006-01-13 22:05:18Z

HI THERE I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIND OUT ABOUT MY MIDDLE NAME AS I BELEAVE IT WAS MY GRAND MOTHERS SHE DIED AROUND 1933 IN BELFAST NI ANY HELP WOULD BE GOOD
THANKS JACK A BOYD

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

katedempsey_1 — 2005-09-16 12:09:51Z

Hi,

I am looking for John Allely born 1816 to 1818 or so in Co Monaghan, possibly around Clones. I don't know the religion but suspect some sort of Methodist.
Children's names were William, Thomas and Wesley,.
Emigrated to Philadelphia 1847.

Any links?

Re: Allely's Co Monaghan

allonby_anthony — 2005-11-05 10:03:55Z

Peader Livingstone's Monaghan story gives the Irish for Hand/Hands as Mac Giolla Adhaimh (meaning son of the servant of Adam - the Biblical Adam). It is actually pronounced like Mac Laimh (in Irish = mc layve in English) which seems to mean son of a Hand. Hence the Anglicisation. Also anglicised as McGlave and Adams. Again Livingstone gives this family as hereditary priests erenachs in Aghnamullen West originally

Re: George Letitia

norm_frog — 2003-11-23 15:41:25Z

Susan,
I tried to contact Laquita and received an error message. I noticed your note about her address change and was wondering if you would let her know I am interested in sharing some information on the Allely line which settled in Fremont county, Iowa. My primary line of research are the Johnston family who married into the Allely group. As I have not searched you messages very well, I am not certain if this family line is of interest to you also. My data on the Allely family begins with Joseph and Elizabeth, who settled in Rock Island county after leaving Ireland. Thank you for any help and I am willing to share what I presently know on the family.
norm

Re: Allely in Florida, connections to Ohio???

Mariabighair — 2004-01-20 20:03:35Z

My husband's maternal grandmother was Adeline Fay daughter of William "John" Allely and Edith Russell. That side of the family tree stopped there before I saw your posting. Have you found any additional info on George Allely?