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markfinno03_mf — 2015-02-13 23:38:47Z

There's load of them on me dad's side,(dad left when I was nine months old his name was Tommy) still family only one on dad's side I really know is custy

William Patrick Finnigan

dcoldrake — 2015-02-05 22:47:47Z

Hi, i'm hoping someone can anyone help me find some information about my G G grandad William Patrick Finnigan. I think he was born around 1854 in Ireland, he married a Sindonia Price and had two children that I know of, Mabel and Rose. Sindonia was born in Herefordshire but I know that in 1881 she was in a smallpox hospital in Greenwich and then in the 1891 she appears as a domestic in Ealing. Family myth has Patrick as a seaman working on ocean liners between Liverpool and America, family myth also has him drowning during one of these voyages which must have been before 1907 as my G grandmothers marriage cert from this date shows him to be deceased. Thanks.

Looking for descendants of John Finnigan and Mary Slyman or Slymon of Stockport near Manchester

robmcf14 — 2014-12-02 01:28:25Z

John Finnigan was born around 1869 in Stockport. Mary Slyman was born around 1868 in Liverpool. They were married in Stockport in 1897 and had at least five children: Ellen, Thomas, May, Lily, John. I think Thomas was a World War I veteran. I'm interested in connecting with any living descendants of those children because I believe they are distant relatives of mine.

My grandmother's grandmother was Kate Slyman, born in Liverpool around 1870. She moved to Ireland and married Michael Corcoran in Hollymount, Co. Mayo. In July of 1894, Mary Slyman put a notice in The Manchester Times requesting information about Kate Slyman, who she had not heard from in five years. At the time, Mary was working at the Barnes Convalescent Hospital in Cheadle. It seems almost certain that the two were sisters. According to the family, one of the Corcorans later spent time in England with the Slymans, so it would seem they did eventually reconnect.

I'm trying to prove that Kate and Mary were sisters, and also trying to figure out why the family split. I may have found them in the 1871 English census and I'm trying to prove that as well. I'd love to hear from anyone with more information.

Thomas Finnigan

Wittman_Shawn — 2014-09-23 02:29:26Z

My first cousin once removed, Michael Covell in London England was able to give me a small family tree with my great grand parents to my father Peter J. Finnigan, and my Uncle Andrew T. Finnigan. He was also able to send me photo's of the family from their wedding, and another event. Thomas Finnigan is in the Photo. Michael Covell is a member of ancestry.com. so you'll be able to find him and email him to get to know him and get the photo's. Also could you please send me a photo of my father Peter J. Finnigan. He never gave me a photo. Or if he did, my mother did something with it because she wasn't happy with him.
Shawn

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2014-09-13 04:15:42Z

Hello Kelsey,

I'm your cousin Shawn Wittman. I have my mom's maiden name because my father peter J. Finnigan and my mom were never married. It's wonderful to meet you. I know I have a sister Denise. I called the police station once to talk with my father, and they told me that he had just retired. This was back in 1989. they told me his brother was there, and it made my jaw drop. So I spoke to him and he told me about her but only told me that she lived in the city of San Dimas. As for my father he wouldn't tell me a thing and he didn't want to meet me. He said he didn't want to come between me and my father. If you'd ever like to email me I have 2 addresses. One is on google and the other is on yahoo through the phone company here. So google is wittman51@gmail.com and yahoo is shawn_wittman@att.net the one with yahoo my email address is my chat ID.
Shawn

Thomas Finnigan

WittmanS39 — 2014-09-10 02:41:34Z

Thomas Finnigan was my great Grandfather. His year of death is 1943. His son is Albert Finnigan who came to America from the UK, and my father Peter J. Finnigan And my Uncle Andrew T. Finnigan. I have my mothers maiden name because my mother and my father peter J. Finnigan were never married.

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2014-09-03 22:45:11Z

Hi There, Thank you so much for getting in touch with me. My father Peter Finnigan for some reason is to embarrassed to be in touch with me. I guess that's because he got my mother pregnant before they were married. Then with her knowing A LOT of the deputies he worked with, he didn't want anything to do with me. I also have a half sister Michelle. Her mother said that while she was pregnant he told her. "After you give birth, get rid of that thing!!" I called the police station once to talk with my father pete, and I talked with my uncle Andrew. I asked him if I could ever at least meet him one of these days. He said NO I don't want to come between you and your father. Like he could, my father was never a part of my life. But I was able to be in contact with our cousin Mike Covell in London England.
Have you ever been to America? One of these days if you ever come to America, and come to the state of California. Let me know I'll see you at the Airport, and I'll show you around.
I do have a question about the family in general. Does any one in the family have epilepsy? I ask you this because I have severe epilepsy, and it popped in to my life when I was 20. My neurologist is curious if it runs in the family, so could it have been passed on to me. As for pete he doesn't care if I'm alive or dead, but i wonder if Denise or any of her kids has epilepsy. That's if she has kids. Uncle Andrew told me about my sister Denise.
One quick question, is my father Peter Finnigan still alive, and if so. What is the current city and state he's living in? Please tell him about my first brain surgery. I had a right temporal lobectomy and I came so close to death in the surgery it brought tears to the eyes of the surgeon. They couldn't stop the bleeding. I'm disabled because of severe epilepsy. Sorry I wrote you a novel.
Shawn Wittman

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

Kelsey38mb — 2014-09-03 20:55:20Z

I realize this is quite old by now, but I came across it and thought I would say hello if anyone is still on here. Peter Finnigan (retired homicide detective with Los Angeles county, originally born in England) is my uncle. My father, Andrew Finnigan is his younger brother. If you have questions about the family, grandparents, cousins, your half sister, etc I would be more than happy to tell you anything I know, which really isn't too much, as Pete moves around a lot.

Re: Finnigan, Finnegan of Upstate New York

NeHogan567 — 2014-07-22 21:08:57Z

Tom - My Finnegan also from Lima but not of Owen Finnegan family (altho likey related to Owen and family.
She was Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas and Bridget (Dwyer) Finnegan. They came from Monaghan too. Bridget Dwyer Finnegan was a midwife
Elizabeth married Daniel Hogan, son of Michael and Margaret Gavin Hogan who both came to Lima from Dromineer, Co. Tipperary. They had a large family many of whom are buried in St. Rose Cemetery, Lima, NY.
Finnegan is spelled various ways in Lima census records.
Neil Hogan
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Brady/Finnigan - County Cavan - Dundee, Scotland

mbrady1858 — 2013-10-09 23:10:11Z

I feel like this has to be easier than I am making it! My gg grandmother’s name was Mary Brady. She was born around 1858 and lived in Drumavaddy, County Cavan. She married Thomas McPhillips in 1874 in Clones, County Monaghan. The young couple told the priest that they were on their way to America, but they somehow wound up in Dundee, Scotland where Thomas became a police constable and later a publican.

I can fill in most of Mary’s details (i.e. her children), but what puzzles me is who are her parents?!? On the record of death, her son Thomas listed her parents as Owen Brady and Mary Newman. However, on the record of marriage, Mary listed her parents as Edward Brady and Isabella McKenna!

Mary had a sister named Ellen, who married Patrick Finnigan and lived in Cavan, possibly moving to Belfast later on. Ellen and Patrick had a lot of children, many of whom wound up in Dundee, so I am hoping that one of their descendants will see this and may know Ellen’s parents’ names. Mary and Ellen must at least have the same father in common. Ellen was likely a lot older than Mary, as Ellen’s son Andrew was only a few years younger than Mary. Also, there must have been siblings in between, but I have not been able to find them!

Here is a list of Ellen’s children (I think….):
Andrew Finnigan, born in County Cavan around 1860, died in 1924 in Lochee, Scotland. By the way, his son Charles served as Honorary Dental Surgeon to the Queen from 1955-1960
John Finnigan (1865-1912)
Belle Finnigan (1867-?)
Mary Anne Finnigan (1870-?)
Patrick Finnigan (1872 or 1873 – possibly two children named Patrick and the first died?)
Michael Finnigan (1875-?)
Charles Finnigan (1879-?)
Peter Finnigan (?)
Edward Finnigan (?)

I have a lot of information about Ellen’s children as several of them affected Mary’s life.
If anyone has any information on Mary’s parents or other siblings, I would be so grateful!

Finnigan (and all variants) Templeboy or Skreen, Brockagh, Sligo Ireland

jenfin164 — 2013-09-01 02:51:50Z

Looking for any Finnigan's (including variants) who has ancestry in Templeboy/Skreen,area of Ireland. My gg grandfather, Andrew b: 1825 in Templeboy and married Alice Kivlaghan (Brockagh) in 1850, migrated to Victoria Australia in 1863. Would love to hear from anybody connected.

Re: Finnigan or Corrigan

leslie_collins10 — 2013-02-25 03:43:45Z

Hi there, Those are my grandparents. They had 6 kids the oldest son died as a baby, his name was william. The oldest was a girl named Margaret, then James, Irene, John and Thelma. Everybody but Thelma stayed in B.C. to the best of my knowledge. I beleive that my greatgrandmother was a Reynolds. Thats as far back as I can get

Re: Finnigan?

PaulFinnigan61 — 2013-01-06 03:21:23Z

Johno,

apologies, I've only just seen your email re Finnigan's from Kilkenny. As far as I can see, my Irish left earlier than 'late 1800's', so maybe not the people you're after?

My tree is on Ancestry under 'PaulFinnigan61', if you wish to peruse it.

Cheers

PaulFinnigan@gmail.com

Re: FINNAGANS SCOTLAND/IRELAND

dizzylizzy33 — 2013-01-04 19:22:57Z

Anne i believe some of these people to be my decendants, all from Stirling Road, Chapelhall.

Re: FINNIGAN/BEAD

ekatherine07 — 2012-08-27 15:06:36Z

Hi, I know I am joining this conversation late.
My great grandmother was a Finnigan. My grandmother was a finnigan, first name Katherine, middle name Ellen. She went by "Kay". She was raised in MT and then moved to NY. She fell in love and married Richard Hilferty. Together they had 8 children and lived in Miller Place, LI. I believe that orginally her family migrated from Ireland, to Canada and then eventually MT. I am trying to get a handle on the migration as my 13 year old daughter is very interested. One factor that had me joine this thread is that the spelling is Finnigan. (no "e").

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2012-02-10 23:52:50Z

Hi there,
Guess what, I have a great grandfahter Thomas Finnigan also, and he was born in 1884. I wonder if it could be the same one, and if we could be related. His son is Albert Finnigan, and his wife is florrie. They had my father Peter Finnigan, and uncle Andrew Finnigan. But I also understand that not only one person has that name. I have the family name history on how the Finnigan name got started from scratch. If you'd like me to send that to you, just let me know.
Shawn

Re: Finnigan>Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.

jeff895 — 2011-06-20 18:37:40Z

William Finnigan and Mary Ann Parkin are also my GGgrandparents, I'm descended from their dau. Mary Ann Finnigan who married John Logan. Email me at:
jwilde.geo @ yahoo.com

Re: Finnigan>Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.

jeff895 — 2011-06-20 18:37:01Z

William Finnigan and Mary Ann Parkin are also my GGgrandparents, I'm descended from their dau. Mary Ann Finnigan who married John Logan. Email me at:
jwilde.geo @ yahoo.com

Re: Finnigan>Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.

jeff895 — 2011-06-20 12:30:20Z

I'm looking for descendants of John Finnigan b. c1780 Ireland and his wife Julia Smith b. 1787. Their children, John b. 1813, Julia Ann b. 1813, William b. 1816, Thomas b. 1821, James b. 1823 and Sarah b. 1828.

Ernestine Finnigan of Eldorado, TX 1937

drbrownlee — 2012-01-19 05:31:04Z

Ernestine is pictured in the 1937 Talon, yearbook of Eldorado High School in Eldorado, Texas, and is a junior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

johhnolieb — 2010-09-10 02:41:44Z

Hi Steve, My Finnigans came from Kikenny in the mid to late 1800s and then over to Battersea and Fulham in the UK , not sure if you have any info on this lot .
Regards Johnno
johnnolieb@yahoo.com.au

Re: Finnigan?

johhnolieb — 2010-09-10 02:33:55Z

Hi Paul, Ise you have started on your Finnigans , tell me did any of your family come from Kikenny area then onto thge UK in the late 1800s?
Regards johnno
johnnolieb@yahoo.com.au

Re: REUNION FOR HIS NEXT BIRTHDAY

johhnolieb — 2010-09-10 02:28:54Z

Hi I see your Finnigans are from Battersea, would you have any Shirly Michau or LaCombre in your famlyas a second name or surname
Regards Johnno

Re: Ernestine Finnigan of Eldorado, TX 1937

joiner1101 — 2012-01-20 00:19:37Z

I'm interested in the photo of Ernestine Finnigan. Thanks, Tammie Morris

Re: Finnigan>Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.

mddltnlinda1 — 2011-06-19 17:23:50Z

hi i have finnigan family from ashton under lyne on my tree

Re: Finnigan>Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.

mddltnlinda1 — 2011-06-20 13:59:05Z

I have a copy of the marriage certificate it was mary ann parkin who married william he is my GG Grandfather and his son william born 1880 oldham lancs is my G grandfather and his son William born 1905 is my grandfather

Re: Finnigan>Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs.

mddltnlinda1 — 2011-06-20 13:40:36Z

John Hercules Finnigan born 1780 galaway is my GGGG Grandfather his son john hercules finnigan born 1813 woolich is my GGG grandfather he married a jane Smith born 1815 Ashton under Lyne they had 10 children 8 survived

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

mikecovell — 2011-12-28 12:27:32Z

Hello Shawn,

I've only just seen your emails on this site and I believe I'm your first cousin once removed on your father's side. The Peter and Andrew you talk about are my cousins. Their father and my mother had the same father - my grandfather Finnigan - although they had different mothers as my grandfather's first wife died and he then remarried.
His name was Thomas Finnigan and he was your great-grandfather.
I have photographs of your Finnigan grandparents (and of some of the previous generation of Finnigans) and I've done a fair bit of family history research myself, tracing my (and your) Finnigan roots further back.
If you like to send me a private email address, I'd be more than happy to share all that information with you.
Best wishes,
Mike Covell - mike.covell@virgin.net

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2010-09-11 23:18:28Z

Hey There,
Just to let you know, I interrogated my mom, and she told me that I got what she said in the past wrong. My father Peter Finnigan didn't live in Santa Monica, California. They just always had a great time there since that was a city right at the beach. He lived in Pasadena, California. He was 31 when I was born on Oct. 20, 1970. So it looks like his birth year was 1939. I also say that they came to the USA when he was a baby, because my father Peter J. Finnigan only had an American accent. I hope that you and I are related. I'm dying to find a relative on my fathers side that can accept me. His brother named Andrew is basically 7 to 10 years younger than he is, please take care.
your buddy
Shawn

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2010-09-11 22:18:34Z

Sorry I haven't responded in such a long time. I've been going through hell with my disability, and the doctor visits.
As for the dates on the Finnigan side of the family, al I can really say is that I know that my father Peter J. Finnigan was born back in 1939 in the UK. But the name of his Parents, I haven't the faintest idea. Since he refused to spend any time with me, I have no idea what the names of my grand parents are, or where they were. My uncle didn't even know I was alive until I called the police station and I talked to him, he was shocked like I was.
your buddy
Shawn

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2011-12-29 03:27:20Z

Hi, this is Shawn Wittman the son of Peter J. Finnigan. My email addresses are shawn_wittman@att.net this is with the American phone company AT&T. They merged with Yahoo as a Internet service. so that email address is also my yahoo chat ID. My other is with googles g mail it's wittman51@gmail.com. So send the emails to either one you'd like. If you have any questions just let me know, I don't know too much about him because as soon as he found out my mom was pregnant he proposed. When she asked am I your true love he said no, so she said no. Then he just stayed away from me like I had the most deadliest and most contagious disease on earth. But I know he's from the UK, his career was law enforcement, he was a deputy for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Dept. here in the state of California. When I was born in 1970 he was 31.

yours truly
Shawn Wittman

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2012-01-30 23:20:47Z

Hey Steve,
Now there are ALLOT of Finnigans around. that's because the start of the name Finnigan in ancient Ireland came from the phrase "the fair headed one." I wonder if they mean color of hair, or train of thought?. But either way it makes it such a common name like Smith or Jones or Johnson. I have a friend in Ireland and she told me there is bar called "The Finnigan Pub." Now from ancestry.com I ran into a distant cousin in the finnigan family that's related to me. He loves doing the research, so he gave me all the info and it came right up to my father, uncle, and half sister.It's Mike Covel. My father Peter John Finnigan and my uncle Andrew Finnigan were both born in the United Kingdom. Their parents are Albert Finnigan and Florrie Wood. The great grand father is Thomas Finnigan. The classic Finnigan family crest is a falcon alighting proper. and the classic family motto is "I would rather die than be dishonorable"
Sincerely
Shawn

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

WittmanS39 — 2012-01-29 01:15:28Z

Re: Looking for Finnigan relatives

WittmanS39 — 2012-02-10 23:30:45Z

Hi there,
My Finnigan relatives (my grand parents) were in Norbury, South London. Then when my father came to America, I have no idea where he landed. I just know he came when he was a small child, and was in southern California most of his life. He had the career of police officer for the Los Angeles County Sheriff, he was a deputy. He retired as a homicide detective.

Re: Looking for Finnigan relatives

WittmanS39 — 2012-02-10 00:57:03Z

Hi there,
My grand parents were Albert and Florrie Finnigan, and my great grandfather was Thomas Finnigan. They're all from England the U.K.. I have the information on how the Finnigan family name got started. I got that from the Historical Research Center. I'll give you a message of everything they gave me. Just let me know if you'd like it. It doesn't give the name of relatives, it explains how the name got started a LONG time ago in Ireland.

Re: Looking for Finnigan relatives

Galesburg2 — 2012-02-08 00:33:18Z

My great-great grandmother was Ellen Finnegan. She married Michael O'Brien and they lived in Mendon, NY which is not far from Lima, New York. Ellen Finnegan O'Brien was born about 1829 and died about 1900. She is buried at St. Patrick's Cemetery in Victor, NY. She had 6 children; Margaret, Thomas,Mary,Anna,James and Michael (O'Brien). Any information about Finnegans from Mendon or surrounding areas would be helpful.

Re: Looking for Finnigan relatives

Galesburg2 — 2012-02-10 02:57:49Z

Hi Shawn,
Were your relitives from Lima or Mendon NY?

Re: FINNEGANS OF MONAGHAN/BELFAST

moirastevenson58 — 2009-01-13 22:47:20Z

Sorry Ann but I dont think this is the same family.

I hope 2009 is a good year for finding your ancestors.

Regards

Moira

Finnigan?

PaulFinnigan61 — 2010-07-19 12:36:55Z

Hi Mama,

I don't know if this will get to you (8 years later!). I've just started doing my tree, and I've got a John Finnigan who died in 1936. If you can give me some more detail re your relative, I may be able to help.

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

stevefinnigan — 2008-10-15 10:32:30Z

Hi Shawn,

Thanks for the reply. That is fascinating. My brother is called Peter Finnigan too.
I'm guessing that your Dad's parents aren't the same Finnigans that I'm looking for - I think the ones I'm searching for left England in the 1880s.
However if you have any history of your Dad's family (parents names, dates of birth etc, siblings names) it might be useful.

Worldwide there ain't that many Finnigans around (especially with that spelling) so we could be related & it might be worth trying to fit the jigsaw together.

Best Regards
Steve

Patrick Finnigan

lynsedgwick — 2010-07-13 00:32:22Z

My great grandfather was called Patrick Finnigan and he came possibly from Ballinasloe or Killimore in Ireland and was born round about 1835. He married Mary Smith in England in 1859 and lived in Salford Lancashire. He was a baker. I know his father was called John Finnigan and he was a farmer but I have no record of John in England. Can anyone provide some information about Patrick's origins and family in Ireland or about John, his father.

Re: Finnigan/Finigan in Liverpool

clairefinnigan — 2009-07-22 16:01:56Z

Hi, I'm Claire Finnigan from Liverpool and I've just noticed that you're trying to trace information on my great grandad. One of Thomas Patrick Finnigans sons is called Denis Finnigan who is my grandad.
If you would like to contact me please do so.

Re: FINNEGANS OF MONAGHAN/BELFAST

AnneHill49 — 2009-01-14 10:25:38Z

Hi Moira
Thank you so much for replying, it is so difficult really to find ancester. with really very little to go on as i dont really know much about my gggrandmother Mary only the marriage side of her.
Never mind will keep searching.
Have a Wonderful 2009 and good luck with your search also.
Regards
Anne

Re: FINNEGANS OF MONAGHAN/BELFAST

AnneHill49 — 2009-01-05 11:33:45Z

Hello
I dont really know much about my GGGrandmother except her name was Mary Monaghan who Married Peter Deegan as far as i know she was B; 1829 ? in Tipperary.
She went to India with Peter & their children Joseph, Mary, Peter, Eliza. She gave birth to my GGrandfather in India in 1862 ( Peter & Mary were tailors )When they came to England they lived in Battersea london.
If this is the same Mary you are talking about please could you let me know.
Thank you
A Hill ( GGGrand- Daughter

Re: Thomas Finnigan-my grandfather

kathleenpitt_1 — 2009-08-06 22:29:46Z

hi, my father was.. thomas finnigan born around 1901. I had a half sisters winifred who emigrated to canada, and joan who lived somewhere in kent. he worked on the railway in longsight, manchester. I know very little about him, only that he died around 1957 in stockport ches.Not sure it is the same family, but hope it is of some assistance. kathy pitt

the total search here in the USA

Wittman_Shawn — 2008-10-15 19:17:29Z

Dear Steve,

Steve when I looked up PeterJ Finnigan on the public records here in the USA. I saw that we have ALLOT of Peter Finnigan's here It cost's around $50 american dollars, but you can look up phone numbers, addresses, criminal records, addresses changes through out the years, and relatives. That's on www.intelius.com But he doesn't have me down as a relative since he didn't marry my mom. So all you's see is Brother Andrew, and daughter Denise, and possibly the parents, or more kids, and possibly cousins.

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

Wittman_Shawn — 2008-10-15 19:09:24Z

Hey Steve,

You're welcome buddy. Now as for my father, i don't know much about him at all. That's because after I was born he never wanted to be around. He stayed away from me and my mother as if we were infected with aids; and you could get it just like you get the flu.
But when i caled the police station the second time. they said he has retired, but his brother is still here. So my uncle's name is Andrew. Now i also have a half sister from Peter J. Finnigan, and her name is Denise. That's what uncle andrew told me. He said. "you have EVERY right to know this, but other than this i don't want to get involved! you have a sister named Denise!" Then he hung up on me. As for peter's and Andrew's parents, I have no idea. I was hoping i could find that out on ancestry. But i see that a denise finnigan lives in San Dimas Ca., and a peter Finnigan lives there now. When he dated my mom he lived in Santa Monica. I hope any of this was helpful.
take care
Shawn

Re: Thomas Finnigan - Ireland, Liverpool, Australia

Wittman_Shawn — 2008-10-14 21:22:08Z

Hell Thomas, this is shawn. I'm the son of Peter J. Finnigan. We're all here in America. Peter Finnigan here was born in England, but his parents immigrated to the USA when he was a baby. Then when he was older, but a young man. He became a police officer. He was a deputy for the Los Angeles County Sheriff, and half of his career was being a homicide detective.
As for he and I, we have only met twice. As soon as i was born he left my mom since they weren't married. So i have my mothers maiden name. If you'd like the history on the Finnigan family name. Just let me know, and I'll get that too you.
Sincerely
Shawn Wittman

Re: Finnigan/Finigan in Liverpool

2008-07-23 21:21:26Z

Found Finnigan/Finigan/Finegan family in Liverpool area.

Contact me if you want to share notes.

Re: Finnigan and Quigley

quigleyw — 2008-04-19 09:53:59Z

I apologize for not responding sooner. No,I do not belive your Hugh and mine are the same person. My great great uncle Hugh Quigley, son of Hugh Quigley and Mary Kindelan, was born in Lurgenboys, Donaghmoyne Parish, County Monaghan, Ireland about 1860. He married Margaret McCullouck, born 1862 in Consett,9 Jan 1882 in Lanchester, County Durham. Please let me know how your research turned out in Durham. There still might be a connection. You can e-mail at william.quigley@comcast.net. Best of luck in your research.
Regards
William A. Quigley