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George Fredrick Fay b abt 1854 in Canada

jgenness20 — 2013-04-27 04:21:32Z

A newely found cousin told me that back in 1950's a man contacted their family. He believed that George Franklin Fay may have been one of seven brothers that had escaped from Russia.When they arrived in the United States,they split up, and never planned on seeing each other again so if one was caught,the others would be safe. My George Fredrick Fay was born around 1854 in Canada,then came to Michigan. We can find no trace of him in Canada.He married Evelyn Bumps,daughter of Benjamin Franklin and Martha Rollins Bumps of Dexter Maine in Shelby Oceana Michigan on 3/24/1878.He died 1/10/1896 in Dexter Maine.He worked for Fay Scott Machinery in Dexter.I know his hair was dark and he passed his grey eyes to his son George Franklin Fay of Ft. Fairfield Maine.Any information would help. Please contact at jgenness@gmail.com

Fay family

jgenness20 — 2013-04-24 13:44:01Z

My great great grandfather was George Fredrick Fay. He was born in Canada and married Evelyn Bumps of Dexter Maine in 1878 in Shelby,Oceana,Michigan.Could any one out there tell me who his parents might be? He died January 10,1896 in Dexter Maine of a fatty heart. He had a son named George Franklin Fay. I may be contacted at jgenness@gmail.com

Re: Lydia Fay from Albany, New York

Suemeadowbrook — 2013-04-09 23:29:58Z

This is a really old posting, but I think the Barnet
Stillwell's are getting mixed up. I believe the Barnet who married Lydia Fay was in Galway,Saratoga and most accounts say that he died there around 1814 although no one has posted where he was buried. Lydia migrated to Cato, Cayuga with her daughter Fanny Stillwell Noble. Lydia is buried there. There was another Barnet around the same age who may be who you are looking at.

Re: are we cousins?

maryfairy270 — 2013-03-13 09:57:41Z

I have now aswered you email privately. So nice to have found you here. I have been looking for you for sometime.
Found your little sister on Facebook.
I will be staying with our cousins.

Re: are we cousins?

happybee71 — 2013-03-13 05:13:29Z

Hi Mary,
Thanks for your message.
Yep, I'm doing ok, hope you are too. I didn't learn about our father's death til March last year though and would like to know more about what happened.
Indeed, I traveled to England, Ireland and France on my Irish passport.
I don't know any of the Irish cousins - do you? I'd be keen to get to know them.

Melissa

Re: are we cousins?

maryfairy270 — 2013-03-11 08:38:04Z

Hello Melissa,
I hope life has treated you well.
Did you travel on an Irish Passport?
Do you know ay of our Irish Cousins?
Cheers,
Mary

Re: are we cousins?

happybee71 — 2013-03-11 06:08:54Z

Hi,
Yes, I'm John's second-youngest daughter Melissa, Mary's half-sister. I'm in NZ but visited Cavan a few years ago and had no luck finding things there but some people thought the Martins were undertakers in Cavan Town.
I would be very pleased to know more about our grandmother Bridget and find out if it is the same one.
My email address is happybee at paradise.net.nz

Many thanks,

Melissa

Re: are we cousins?

maryfairy270 — 2013-03-11 02:57:40Z

Thankyou for such a promt reply.
I was born in NewZealand to John Martin whos mother was Fay.I now live in Australia.
I believe the Melissa of the question before is possibly my half sister.
My email address is maryfairy2@hotmail.com
My father and his brother Patrick Joseph Martin left Ireland when dad was 16 to join the English Airforce. Dad never saw his parets again. Travel wasn't so easy then. He did revisit Ireland maybe 20 years ago.
Bye for now.
Mary

Re: are we cousins?

mfaymcentee — 2013-03-11 01:40:58Z

Yes! I know where the Martins lived and also the Fays, both were in the parish of Drung in Co. Cavan. If you could send me your e mail or phone # I can tell you more, I am working on that family tree at present and there is people over in Cavan that i can call to get more info. I would be related on the Fay side, I live in Boston Ma. I know that some of the Fays went to Syracuse, NY, are you one of them?

Re: are we cousins?

maryfairy270 — 2013-03-10 20:36:58Z

My Irish Grand mother was Bridget Foy /Fay. Married to Patrick Martin. Patrick Martins occupation is listed as Farmer. I believe he was also a coach builder.
Dad ,John Gerard Martin was born 3/4/1925 in town of Dunmarry, Cavan Rd.
I am travelling to Ireland 28th May 2013 for two weeks

Seeking Mary Kay Dobson Fay - -b. 5-2-1944

joannefergusoncavanaugh — 2013-03-04 20:40:35Z

Error in previous post of birthdate of 5-2-1955!!

Re: Patrick Fay, d.7/26/1896 at the Kearny, NJ Soldiers Home

Bob_MacAvoy — 2013-02-21 23:59:16Z

His wife's name was Ann nee: Martin and she died 10/14/1914.

Patrick was also known as Patrick Ford or Patrick Fahey.

Bob

Re: Patrick Fay, d.7/26/1896 at the Kearny, NJ Soldiers Home

jessica_egelhof — 2013-02-21 21:37:33Z

was he married to anna lyons?

FAY, John, County Meath

columbines — 2013-02-14 00:55:56Z

Looking for information on ancestors and birth places of John Fay, born 1800, County Meath, and his son, John Fay, born 1840, County Meath. Emigrated to the United States, settling in Oneida County, including the town of Kirkland.

Re: Fay Family Homepage

NANCYEKEEFE — 2012-12-10 12:52:19Z

How do we go about getting that changed? Anyone know?

Re: Fay Family Homepage

pegfayfeder — 2012-12-09 08:28:04Z

I don't know if anyone is maintaining the fay family home page. Linda died in 2009.

Re: Fay Family Homepage

BarwellD — 2012-12-04 12:54:51Z

The Fay family history listed recently on your home page of the Fay Family Hompage is my direct line of my family. I have a lot more information - Mabel I Fay is my grandmother. You have her listed as married to Robert Ely - she was married one time before that to Leo Girouard (1927) - they had 3 children Leo (dob unknown), Rosemary (dob unknown), Victor (1932). They divorce in 1934/1935. She married my grandfather (Robert Ely) in 1935. They had 10 children - Ruth (1935), Robert (1936/1937), Barbara (my mother- 1938), Walter (1939), Richard (1940/1947), Raleigh(1940/1947), Ralph (1940/1947), Lester (1948), Rita (1951), and Edith (1953). My grandparents divorced in 1967. Out of her 13 children only a few are still living - Ruth, Barbara, Walter, Richard, Edith are the only ones still living. Ruth married 2 or 3 times and had 9 children - I do not know the years or names of her children. Barbara - (my mother) married my father(Charles Bush)in 1957 - they had 3 children - Dawn Marie (me) 5/4/59, Charles M dob 5/7/60 dd 5/8/60, and Shelley Louise dob 10/22/61 dd 10/22/61. My parents divorced in 1969 - my mother remarried two more times but never had anymore children. My mothers 2nd husbands last name was Hennebury - they divorced and her 3rd husbands name was Salvatore DeSapio - they married in 5/1979 and he passed away march of 2000. Walter married and had 3 children - Walter jr 1962, Douglas and Patricia. Richard married and had 3 sons, Lester married and had 3 daughters and 1 son, Rita married and had 3 sons - Victor, John, Adam. Edith married and had 4 daughters (2 of them were twins). There are also several great and great grandchildren but I do not know all of them. I married in March of 1982 to Michael Barwell and we had one daughter - Heather Ann. My daughter Heather Ann married in Jan of 2009 to Reese Berdanier and they had one daughter in September of 2009 - Ariana Sky. I hope this can help to be added to the Fay family homepage - We are direct descents of John Fay and Adeline (Addie Fay) through Mabel I Fay Ely.

Re: Celinda Fay b. 1788, d. Branch County MI

CMCC3 — 2012-12-03 01:37:27Z

I have a Celinda Fay who was born in New York, probably Cayuga County, in 1805. She married Aaron P. Goodrich, not sure of year, but they divorced after many years of separation. She died 10 Dec 1881 and is buried in Goodrich Cemetery, Goodrich, Genessee, Michigan. Goodrich was known as Atlas at the time.

Re: Looking for Fay relatives

BarwellD — 2012-11-29 17:10:21Z

I know it has been over 9 years since you posted this. I am hoping that you still get these messages. I think we may be related - there is a possibility that my mother is your cousin - both my mother and myself were born in massachuetts - My mother had an Aunt Catherine (they called her Aunt Kate) and an Uncle Donald - and the years are correct. We are from Belechertown Mass. What was your mothers Married name (your maiden name). Did your mother ever live in Belechertown Mass - and could she have had another sister name either Rachel or Mabel that would have been born either in 1912 or 1913? Please email me back at my personal email address dawn.barwell@yahoo.com

Re: Patrick Fay, d.7/26/1896 at the Kearny, NJ Soldiers Home

Bob_MacAvoy — 2012-10-28 15:49:19Z

Thanks, but I'm pretty sure that the Mount Olivet cemeteries I'm referring to are in New Jersey.

I should have made that clearer.

Bob

Re: Patrick Fay, d.7/26/1896 at the Kearny, NJ Soldiers Home

NANCYEKEEFE — 2012-10-28 13:37:14Z

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Patrick Fay, d.7/26/1896 at the Kearny, NJ Soldiers Home

Bob_MacAvoy — 2012-10-27 02:57:29Z

Trying to find the location of the cemetery for Civil War veteran Patrick Fay who died in the Soldiers Home in Kearny, NJ on 7/26/1896.

His death certificate states burial in "Mount Olivet Cemetery", but doesn't name the town.

Bob

Re: Elizabeth Fay, b.1835 Co. Cavan; married Thomas Corrigan

bridgetjulie — 2012-10-05 12:07:35Z

My email address is mcelroy22000@yahoo.com. I wonder if you received my second message where I informed you that I had checked my records and found that Elizabeth's mother was Bridget Clarke and her father was John Fay. LOok forward to sharing information with you.

Re: Elizabeth Fay, b.1835 Co. Cavan; married Thomas Corrigan

oneillt5 — 2012-10-05 09:11:52Z

Thank you for replying. Unfortunately like you, I don't have much information on Mary Fay's family. Her father was called John. Though there were quite a few Fays in Cavan so there would very likely have been more than one John Fay. Would you have an email address where I can contact you so that I can tell you what I know on Mary?

Re: Elizabeth Fay, b.1835 Co. Cavan; married Thomas Corrigan

bridgetjulie — 2012-10-05 00:17:30Z

I just checked my records again, and am reminded that Elizabeth's father was John Fay and her mother was Bridget Clarke. So, it increases the possibility that Mary and Elizabeth were sisters.

Re: Elizabeth Fay, b.1835 Co. Cavan; married Thomas Corrigan

bridgetjulie — 2012-10-05 00:15:19Z

I am sorry that I know very little about the Fays. It seems very possible that your Mary and my Elizabeth are siblings, since I am sure that the Fays were from Cavan. Thomas and Elizabeth named their first son John; the others were named Bridget,Patrick, Margaret, William, Rosa, Mary Elizabeth, and Thomas Joseph.

Elizabeth and Thomas lived first in Pennsylvania, then went to Kentucky (Lexington) where they settled down for the rest of their lives. Do you know what became of your Mary Fay? Did she also immigrate to the U.S. and if so where?

Yours is the first response I have ever received to my query!

Re: Elizabeth Fay, b.1835 Co. Cavan; married Thomas Corrigan

oneillt5 — 2012-10-04 16:09:05Z

Would you know of any of Elizabeth's siblings? I am looking for information on Mary Fay born in Cavan in 1843, father John Fay.

Re: Fay Family from Tieveneman Virginia Co Cavan Ireland

oneillt5 — 2012-10-03 22:17:49Z

Thank you so much for replying to me so quickly. I know nothing about my great-grandmother Mary, and her siblings, or parents, other than her father was called John, and she married Owen Reilly, and so I would love to be able to confirm what Fay family she belongs to. So I would be delighted to get more information from you. Yes I live in Ireland. I would love to hear from you. C

Re: Fay Family from Tieveneman Virginia Co Cavan Ireland

R_McCooey — 2012-10-03 16:47:22Z

You certainly seem to have the right family. Your great-grandmother had a brother called Patrick and I am married to his grandson. I didn't know about the existence of your great-grandmother, but did know that Patrick had two sisters who died in their 20s I think. He also had a sister who never married called Margaret. She kept a small shop and you can certainly find her in the 1901 Census and possibly the 1911 I can't quite remember.

I can give you more specific information but you will have to do wait a month or so as we have a lot on. I need to look up my notes.
Do you want to send me your e-mail address? It's up to you. Do you live in Ireland?
I hope this helps.

Re: Fay Family from Tieveneman Virginia Co Cavan Ireland

oneillt5 — 2012-10-02 20:29:30Z

I am researching the Fay family from Cavan. My great-grandmother was Mary Fay, married to Owen Reilly in Balyhaise, Co. Cavan around 1864. Her father was John Fay. Mary died in 1909 and her obituary says that her nieces Mary Fay and Kate Fay attended her funeral. I am trying to find any connections to Mary. And in the 1901 census I found Mary and Kate Fay in Tievnamon, Cavan.

I would be delighted if you could let me know any information you have on Mary and Kate who went to New York.

Re: Fay family of Vermont

1_rdf55 — 2012-09-22 19:13:48Z

Sorry the title of the book should read "Fay Genealogy, John Fay of Marlborough and his Descendants" by Orlin P. Fay.

Re: Fay family of Vermont

1_rdf55 — 2012-09-22 19:11:17Z

John Fay is my 9th great grandfather. The line goes John, his son Samuel, his son Jeduthan and then Thomas who moved to Reading. There is fairly extensive numbers that lived in Reading and the surrounding towns.

Thomas Fay b 1755 can be found on page 174 of History of the Fay Family.

The Old Vermont Constitution House in Windsor, VT was donated by the late Collamer Fay family. Starting with John, Samuel, Samuel II, Ezra, Levi and then Collamer. His name is found on page 178.

I am always interested in more information and willing to share what I have found.

Re: Fay family of Vermont

kbeagle — 2012-09-22 00:55:48Z

I looked up the earliest FAY's in Orlin P Fay's genealogy. The earliest THOMAS FAY is found on page 35. THOMAS C FAY born 1765, d.......nfi. He is the son of Stephen Fay4 b 1739(Susan Fiske)son of Capt.STEPHEN3(Ruth Child), JOHN2, JOHN1.

This STEPHEN4 family resided in Charlton. Some siblings stayed in Charlton, one moved to Calais, VT, many removed to Casenovia, NY and Utica, NY. The youngest of the 15 was a famous American dentist in England.

This line is not carried out at all by Orlin P Fay book. I could not find any other THOMAS FAY b. 1755 in the book. I also descend from Captain Stephen Fay3, through son JOHN4 who died in Bennington, VT in Battle of Bennington. Three sons of his located in Burlington and Richmond area of Fay's Corner. Willing to share.

Re: Fay family of Vermont

G_Toerpe — 2012-09-21 20:25:00Z

I'm a direct descendant of John Fay who came to America as an 8-year-old boy. I have much information on the Fay family but in all my records I found no Thomas Fay. Of course that doesn't mean there's no tie. It just means that I haven't found Thomas. My Fays married into the Billings family (Landlord Fay had built the Catamount Tavern in Bennington, VT, as you probably know.) I'm also not familiar with Fays living in Reading. Still, there's much to research. Never ends.
Hope you get some reponses that will help you in your search. Gail (last name isn't "Fay.")

Re: John Fay

G_Toerpe — 2012-09-21 18:03:04Z

Sorry but this isn't a John Fay that I have listed on my family tree. It may be connected if we search thoroughly we may find that connection but at this point I haven't found one. Good luck on your search. Gail

Re: John Fay

G_Toerpe — 2012-09-21 18:00:19Z

This may be somehow connected to my John Fay but I can't find the connection. Sorry. Wish I could give you better news. Good luck. Gal

Re: John Fay

beshepherd — 2012-09-21 17:20:44Z

there is a John Fay listed in wabash twsh.tippecanoe ind.with Elizabeth Fay (mother)he is 2 yr. old.,1860.I am interested cause Elizabeth married my G.Grandfather Elijah Woosley 10-26-1860,2 children were B.to them,Eliza B.1862,-William B.1864.he was killed 8-1864 in Tenn.in war.she later married George D. Bates 1n 1866,had 1 dau.Alice in 1869 that I know of.John was not mentioned with them in 1870!!I don't know what happened to my aunt Eliza either!I don't know if this is your JOHN FAY or not,but thought I'd share!!Thanks!

elizabeth fay B.1832 in germany or indiana

beshepherd — 2012-09-11 15:51:38Z

she is listed in wabash twsp.,tippecanoe co. indiana,with james w. coffmanB.1851-john c.c. fay B1858.in 1860.I think she M. my greatgrand Elizah woosley 10-26-1860. he was killed in 1864 in war in tenn.she had 2 children by him,Eliza Woosley B1862-William Henry Woosley B.1864..(all in tippecanoe co.)Then in 1870 she is with George D.Bates B.1831 PA.,Elizabeth Bates/B.1834,I found she was born in Ind.or Germany??&james coffman,john c.c. fay,eliza woosley,william woosley,ALICE BATES B.1869 (all in tippecanoe)Trying to find ELIZA WOOSLEY.no record of her after 1870.any info. will be welcome,she is my aunt!!! thanks a lot!!!!

Re: John Fay

1_rdf55 — 2012-09-01 14:01:21Z

I have been to the Old Constitution House in Windsor. A plaque with Carolyn Fay and her children's name hangs in the first room as you enter the building. I have a picture of it if you are interested.

Fay family of Vermont

1_rdf55 — 2012-09-01 13:35:39Z

I am looking for any living Descendents of the Fay's that moved from MA to Vermont. Thomas Fay born 23 Nov 1755 in MA and died in Reading Vermont on 06 Apr 1833 is my 6th great grandfather.

When time and weather allows I am visiting the cemeteries and taking pictures in and around Reading. I am willing to share any of the of the photos. I am slowly posting them on findagrave.com.

Anna Marie Jackson & J Walter Fay

wwalls66 — 2012-08-17 02:31:22Z

Looking for descendents of this family. They had 2 children Dorothy (born about 1912) and Edward (born about 1914.

Harry Galvin Fay

esguenth — 2012-08-07 20:58:18Z

I am looking for information regarding Harry Galvin Fay said to be born in Ohio, perhaps around Cleveland, ~july 31, 1885. Father James Fay, born in Meath or Westmeath Ireland, and Mother Mary Ann Gillmore, also born in Ireland. Hary married Alexandra Burba and wil living in Chicago, Il when he died in January 1933. I think his grandfather's name may have been John Fay and grandmother a Galvin.

Re: Fay photos found, Benjamin & Verilla Agusta Fay, Southborough Mass

alwayshope88 — 2012-07-30 19:13:38Z

Here are the photos of Benjamin Fay, his wife Verilla Fay is in the photo with the tiny pin below her chin, and her sister Malorna Gill or Malvina Gill? has the big bow. Benjamin and Verilla were found on the 1880 Southborough Massachusetts census for Worcester. Co.

Re: Fay photos found, Benjamin & Verilla Agusta Fay, Southborough Mass

1jonnyreb — 2012-07-25 18:54:59Z

Hi,
Thanks for passing along the information! My great grandmother was a Fay and I have been trying to trace more of the lineage, particularly for American Revolution and Civil War descendant purposes. I would very much like to see these photos if it isn't too much trouble.

Fay photos found, Benjamin & Verilla Agusta Fay, Southborough Mass

alwayshope88 — 2012-07-24 13:27:37Z

If it is of interest to anyone, photos of Benjamin H. Fay and his wife Verilla Agusta Smith? Fay of Southborough, Mass were found at an antique store, along with a photo of her sister Malorna Gill (?)..can't read the writing too well. I can scan and post if needed. Thanks. Not my family, just wanted to alert someone.

Re: Julia Beulah Fay

andrea_fay1 — 2012-07-13 15:11:55Z

was never from rapid city. birth mother name was rose four horns. there were two daughters born to emery amiotte and rose, elder Irene Amiotte Lessert and younger my grandma Beulah. blanch was 2nd wife and together she and emery had 4 children, 3 boys and a girl

Re: Origin of FAY surname

freesfalcon — 2012-07-04 15:19:58Z

I think you're grasping at straws. Most people in the middle ages didn't have last names and my ancestor John Fay (age 8) did not come from a wealthy family. If he had, there would have been no reason for him to immigrate all by his lonesome as an indentured servant. Think about how bad life must have been back in England for his family to send him at that age to an unknown place for forever.

Re: copies of Reading Vermont Fay records online here:

1_rdf55 — 2012-06-09 11:18:56Z

This website link appears to be broken. I am interested in the information you have regarding the Fay's of Reading.

Obit of Mrs. Thomas (Maria Fay) Kerrins 1909

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-05-12 22:38:48Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

MRS. THOMAS (MARIA FAY) KERRINS
JULY 23, 1909

The death of Mrs. Thomas P. Kerrins, which occurred in a Chicago hospital on Monday (July 19)evening, was a great shock to the relatives and many friends of the family. Mrs. Kerrins' health had not been good and the latter part of last week she became very ill and on Sunday she was taken to Chicago, where an operation was performed on Sunday evening. She revived following the operation and was thought to e in a favorable condition, but a sudden change for the worse set in and death occurred as above stated.
Maria Fay was born in Charlotte township, September 20, 1870, being a daughter of Patrick Fay, one of the early settlers of this part of the county, whose death occurred many years ago. She grew to womanhood in the locality of her birth and was married to Thomas P. Kerrins in Chatsworth on October 14k, 1891. Eight children were born to the union, one son having preceded the mother in death. Of the surviving children the eldest is about seventeen years of age and the youngest about six months.
The remains were brought to the family home on Monday night and the funeral services were held at SS. Peter and Paul's church on Wednesday morning, the interment taking place at St. Patrick's cemetery.
Besides the bereaved husband and children Mrs. Kerrins is survived by three sisters -- Mrs. Martin Graham and Mrs. Thomas Lahey, of Chatsworth, and Mrs. Rosina Malloy, of Peoria. Her only brother, Patsy Fay, died a few months ago.
Among those from out of town who attended the funeral were the following; Mrs. Rosina Malloy, Miss Allie Fay, Mr. and Mrs. P. Mooney, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Jane Shaffer, of Peoria; Mrs. Mary Gillespie, of Dwight; Charles Kerrins, of Davis City Iowa.

Fay, Joseph

jpetri2211 — 2012-04-28 10:08:37Z

Burial place of Joseph Fay
16th Michigan Inf. Co. I
Enlisted Bay County, Michigan