Keough - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James Keough

phoenix71975 — 2009-11-09 18:29:33Z

Hi Deb- I believe the James Keough you are looking for was my great-grandfather. Irene Keough was my grandmother. I don't have much information on the family. I was hoping to learn more and do some genealogy research. Please contact me so we can share what we do know. phoenix71975@yahoo.com

I think I also know how Lillian Kehoe and Margaret Keating fit into the family. I read that he was the nephew of Margaret Hogan, but I'm still not sure about that connection.

Please contact me! Thanks!

Re: Keough family in Iowa

ole2lena79 — 2009-10-31 18:22:58Z

Thank you!!!! Even a quick glance at this info tells me more than I've been able to uncover. I really appreciate your response. Now I just need to keep working at putting puszzle pieces together.

Re: Keough family in Iowa

pathdenver — 2009-10-28 22:24:55Z

1900 Census Webster, Webster, IA
William Keough 46 NY IRE IRE Farmer Married 11 years
Ellen 35 IL IRE IRE 3 children/3 living
John B. 10 IA NY IL
Wm. H. 7 IA NY IL
Mary A. 3 IA NY IL

1885 Webster County Iowa (State census)
Sarah Kearney 46 England
Edward 23 IL
Charles 21 IL
Ellen M. 18 IL
James 17 IL
Benj 14 IL
Lawrence 12 IL

1925 Iowa State-Webster
Ellen M. Keough 62 widow
William H 31
Mary Ann 27

Ellen's father: Patrick Kearney Mother: Sarah A. Barns
Marriage place: VT ??

Next door:
John Keough 72
Lucy B. 51
Mary E. 12

John's father: Peter Keough Mother: Margret Brodwick

1885 Iowa State-Webster, IA
Peter Keough 75 Ireland
Margaret 70 Ireland
John 44 NY
James Echard 13 Webster

Next door:
William Keough 40 NY
Ellen 29 IL
John B. 5 Webster
William H 2 Webster

It looks like William Keough (John B's father) and John Keough may be brothers and their parents would be Peter and Margaret. ???

Here it starts to get more complicated.

1880 Webster
Peter Keough 63 Ireland
Marguret 60 Ireland
John 30 NY
Agness 18 WI (born in Wisconsin)

1860 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Peter Keough 41 Ireland
Sarah 35 South Hampton, England
William H. 16 NY
Mary 7 NY
Rebecca 5 NY
Helena 2 NY

Military
Peter Keough Dublin 36 Soldier Enlisted May 5, 1854 Austin, TX Discharge 11 Jan 1857

1850 census Navarro, Tarrent, TX
Peter Keough 34 Ireland Soldier

Hope this is helpful.

Keough family in Iowa

ole2lena79 — 2009-10-28 18:15:20Z

Hoping someone may have info on John Benjamin Keough. I believe his parents were William and Ella (or Ellen) Kearney Keough. John B Keough married Henrietta Mathilda Meyer, and their children included Charles, Frederick, Donald, Harold, and Rosemarie, all now deceased.

Keough/Murphy

blblacky — 2009-09-17 19:49:20Z

Patrick Keough B:1829-Ireland, D:1874 in Franklin Co., Iowa married in New Brunswick, NJ to Bridget Murphy B:1835-Ireland, D:March 9, 1911 in Franklin, Co., Iowa. Some of their children were born in New Jersey, and some in Iowa. I have found them on the 1870 census living in Iowa but no list for New Jersey. Does anyone have a history on either one of these people before 1870? Also, am looking for Patrick's siblings and parents.

Re: Keough/Schlickmann/Schlarmann

blblacky — 2009-09-10 19:10:30Z

I have James Keough, brother to Thomas, who married Veronica Spengler. They had George and Gerturde.

Re: Keough/Schlickmann/Schlarmann

blblacky — 2009-09-10 19:06:27Z

I have a Thomas Keough born: abt. 1857 in New Jersey. Parents are Patrick and Bridget (Murphy) Keough. Thomas first married Tracy in 1898 who was born in July of 1873 in Illinois. She died before 1910. Thomas then married Loretta Schlickmann after that. Thomas adopted Edward and then Thomas and Loretta had Thomas B:1911, Mary B:1915, Loretta B:1916 and Clifford. Hope this helps.

Re: Keough Family Tree

shirleyk58 — 2009-07-24 01:34:43Z

hi keith,i saw this postig of yours from 2002,i have a mary kehoe nee hughes ,she married a bartholomew kehoe, he was born about 1855/60 born ireland, please email shergar48@yahoo.co.uk if ay info, thankyou sk.

Re: Keough/Schlickmann/Schlarmann

tschlarm — 2009-06-15 06:50:06Z

From what I can tell, Thomas Keough was married to the daughter of Ben Spengler. The daughter died of stomach cancer in Oct 1906. Thomas Keough died in Jan 1928 in Garner, Iowa and is buried in St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery in Ackley, Iowa.

If anyone had any additional information on Thomas Keough or his wives, I'd sure be interested in hearing it.

Thanks

Need help locating Eliza Keough

ginya1949 — 2009-03-14 03:28:58Z

I am trying to research my ggrandmother Eliza Keough Boylan (Boylen). She was born in Germany, according to the 1860 census. I am assuming she died before 1870 since she is not listed on that census with her husband and children. Her last child was born in 1868 or 1869.

The 1860 census shows her living near Bordentown, Burlington County, NJ, with her husband James Boylen, her daughter Mary, and her father John Heal (born in Germany).

Her fourth daughter Ellen lists her mother as Eliza Keough on her marriage record. So, I believe that her father's name was not "Heal" but Keough. Her other daughters have listed their mother as Eliza Kehl or Hehl.

I have been trying to find a record of her for 2 years with no luck.

If anyone has any information - it surely would be appreciated.

Re: Captain Myles Walter Keough

nicoleelemoine — 2009-03-12 20:29:37Z

one of my family members is researching my family tree,
turns out myles walter keough is my great great great great great uncle!
i didnt believe it at first but its true!

Re: KEOUGH Ronald Joseph Howard Thomas iii 1990

rlparsons66 — 2009-02-09 10:08:41Z

Twin sons of Ronald Joseph Keough Jr & Rhonda Lynn (Poole) Keough
Born and passed away on Nov. 17, 1990
graveside service

Another son born in 1991
Parents divorced in 1994

William J. Keough, Jr., age 80, son of, William J. and Louise Tillotson Keough.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-12-19 05:39:37Z

Keough Jr., William J. "Bunky",

William J. “Bunky” Keough, Jr. William J. “Bunky” Keough, Jr., age 80, of Harborcreek Twp., passed away Wednesday, December 17, 2008 at UPMC Presbyterian Hospital in Pittsburgh following a brief illness. He was born in Erie on May 20, 1928, son of the late William J. and Louise Tillotson Keough. A resident of Erie his entire life, Bunky was a professional truck driver having been employed with Stan’s Garden Center, Yellow Freight and Interstate Motor Freight Systems. Upon retirement, he had been an electrician with Keough Electric of Ripley, N.Y. Bunky attended Penn State; he was a member of the Siebenbuerger Club, East Erie Moose Lodge and Gem City Gun Club; and enjoyed motor sports racing, snowmobiling, hunting, fishing, camping and traveling. He especially cherished his dogs.
Preceded in death by his wife, Carol Windsor Keough in 1983, survivors include his two daughters, Shawn Keough-Hartz and Karen Steinman, both of Erie;
three grandchildren, Timothy Steinman,
Jacquelyn Hartz
and Anthony Steinman;
one brother, Donald S. Keough and his wife Mitzi of Ripley, N.Y.; several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Friends may call at the Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc., East, 2607 Buffalo Road on Friday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to attend a Funeral Service there on Saturday at 10 a.m. conducted by Pastor Jeffrey Piccirilli, Pastor of Messiah Lutheran Church. Interment, Wintergreen Gorge Cemetery with Military Honors conducted by the Erie Crawford County Veterans Burial Detail. Memorials may be made, in his name restricted to Research, to the UPMC Institute for Rehabilitation & Research, Medical & Health Sciences Foundation, Medical Arts Bldg., Suite 400, 3708 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15213. To send condolences visit www.dusckasfuneralhome.com.
Erie Times-News from 12/18/2008 - 12/19/2008,

Pastor Jeffrey Piccirilli,
Pastor of Messiah Lutheran Church.
Dusckas Funeral Home, Inc.,

KEOUGH Ronald Joseph Howard Thomas iii 1990

t42Moore — 2008-12-18 22:21:34Z

KEOUGH Ronald Joseph Howard Thomas iii 1990

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Re: Captain Myles Walter Keogh

lilbabeegurl — 2008-10-14 17:05:52Z

my great uncle tom has been doing research on our family tree and myles kough is my great great great great uncle and i was so exited to know that one of my uncles was famous in a way.

Keough/Schlickmann/Schlarmann

tschlarm — 2008-08-24 20:08:01Z

Hi, I am searching for a Thomas Keough and Loretta (Schlarmann) (Schlickmann).

They would have been married shortly after 1910, when Loretta's first husband John Henry Schlarmann died. Loretta and John Henry Schlarmann had a son Edward (or Edwin) who would have been brought into the marriage and probably adopted by Thomas Keough.

The indications I have is Loretta was born in New York and was the daughter of John Schlickmann and Mary Fangmann, but this is pretty sketchy at this point.

Any help would be appreciated if this sounds familiar.

Re: John Keogh

njwhitehead — 2008-08-18 22:36:45Z

My family was not from County Carlow, they were from County Tipperary. HOWEVER Captain Myles Keogh,was from County Carlow, as I recall had a sister named Margaret. Myles was a cousin of my grandfather who also had a sister named Margaret b. 22/2/1837.

I haven't been doing Family History for about 3 years now because of health problems. Unfortunately I have not gotten into Captain Keogh's siblings, so I am of no help to you. Sorry. Norma

Re: Keough of Quebec

TaraParis — 2008-05-31 05:54:55Z

Yes I saw the ones in rawdon on census papers and such, oh well, lol

Re: Martin KEOUGH

2006-10-06 12:31:55Z

I have a Martin Keough in my family. He was my Grandmother's brother. Born Feb.1882, Scranton, Pa son of Michael Keough and Catherine Feeney. He was Godfather to my Uncle Joe Davis in 1910 @ St. Agatha, RC, Church, Abbott Rd. Buffalo (south buffalo) There are and were Feeney's in Lackwanna.I've been looking for Martin for a long time. Gmother-=-Ellen(Nellie)Keough m Thomas Davis 1908, Buffalo, New York. Have much more family history. Please contact me if you think there is a connection.

Re: Keough> St. Johns, New Brunswick, Canada > Massachusetts

2006-09-12 02:38:18Z

My immediate ancestor, gggrandfather, Timothy, emigrated from Wexford to St. John, NB in 1814. As someone once put it, "that town was three miles deep in Irishmen, all the way around the port".

However, Timothy had an uncle, Matthew, who retired as a captain from the British army around 1775, and who was, probably more than once, stationed in Newfoundland. His regiment was split in 1774, with half going back to Wexford and the other half being dispatched to Boston around the time of the Boston Massacre. I am told also that among the Kehoes involved in fishing and trade, there was a branch of the family that owned its own shipping to and from Newfoundland. They mainly sailed out of New Ross.

Cornelius Keough 1827-1908 Limerick, Michigan, Iowa

concnn — 2007-04-17 03:04:59Z

It doesn't appear to be the same family. Did you Keough family spend any time in Canada? Con Keough's father's name was Roger, according to his wife - if the death certificate is accurate. I haven't seen any evidence of siblings named Nancy or Margaret yet. He did travel to the Upper Michigan mining area with a Patrick Keough, who could be a brother or nephew.

Re: Cornelius Keough 1827-1908 Limerick, Michigan, Iowa

concnn — 2008-01-25 01:43:20Z

new email address: concnn@myfamily.com

KEOUGH, JOHN; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 2006-11-18 16:22:35Z

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

KEOUGH, JOHN
Rank and organization: Corporal, Company E, 67th Pennsylvania Infantry. Place and date: At Sailors Creek, Va., 6 April 1865. Entered service at: Albany, N.Y. Birth: Ireland. Date of issue: 3 May 1865. Citation: Capture of battle flag of 50th Georgia Infantry (C.S.A.).

Keough/Kehoe/Keating/Keeting/Sweeny/Hogan

sharAelli — 2007-06-29 08:55:57Z

Looking for family of James Kehoe/Keough b. bet. 1899-1900 married to Lillian b. abt. 1902 in NY. They had son James b. abt. 1920. In the 1930 census they lived in Brooklyn on 50th Street. James Sr. was a police officer. Also living in the household was Margaret Keating (sister-in-law) b. abt. 1902 and her daughter Dorothy b. abt.1925. I would like to know the relationship between the Kehoe and Keating family's to Maraget Sweeny Hogan b. bet. 1870-1873 in Irland and died on Sept. 13, 1938 in a bus accident on the way home from visiting her "nephew, James Keough, a NY police officer" according to an article in the Boston Globe. I would also like to know how to research James employment. Please email Sharelli@aol.com

Re: Martin KEOUGH

wsullivw — 2006-12-16 16:20:05Z

Kathryn

I am also interested in the GERRITY connection with the KEOUGH, FEENEY lines. Jane was kind enuf to share some of her information. I wud like to exchange info also as I do a lot of research in the Scranton area.

Regards

Walt

John and Mary Keough

Robert_Keough — 2006-09-09 04:43:26Z

Looking for any links to John and Mary(Byron) Keough who lived in Valley Falls RI in the late 1800's. Their son Daniel, born in 1882 was my grandfather. He died in 1946 in Fall River, Ma.

Re: Martin KEOUGH

BryanKeough84 — 2007-07-08 17:53:34Z

I have a Buffalo, New York Directory from 1890 which lists a Martin Keough. This list also has other Keoughs that I know I am related to. There might be a conection for us.

Keough family in Melbourne Vic Aust. I'm looking for you!!!(or any info) please

micglen — 2007-04-22 01:16:46Z

Hi,
I'm reseaching the Keough family in Melbourne, Vic., Australia. I'm trying to find family members who think that they could be related. This is what I have so far- Andrew Keo(u)gh m. Catherine Furlong, they had 5 children, Thomas, James, Robert, Philip, & Ellen. Thomas Keo(u)gh m. Johanna Collins & had 3 children, Ann, James & Thomas(d.) Please contact me if you have any info or to makea conection. I seem to be the only person researching thisfamily at this stage, so I'll bestoked if anyone else has more info. Please contact me here, cheers, Michelle Glen (nee Keogh)

Re: John Keogh

annwhitby — 2008-03-13 18:01:49Z

Found a message from you from a long time ago in 2000. I am looking for info on KEOUGH, Margaret b. Carlow circa 1830. Married George (William) Wilson. Appears on 1861 England Census. Settled in Erith, Kent and appears to be widowed by 1871 census. Any info on Keoughs from Carlow much appreciated. Your message did mention a Margaret. Many thanks. Ann

Re: Keough of Quebec

LouiseMarsan50 — 2008-05-28 23:26:50Z

Unfortunately my family isn't from Laval but I saw where there were several. Mine are Rawdon or St Alphonse Rodriguez in Quebec and further back to Ireland.

Keough

CaroleKeough11 — 2006-09-13 01:03:12Z

Hi Nancy,
I'm so sorry, but I don't think your Jeremiah (Darby) and mine are the same person, I base this on Darby's children's Catholic baptismal records found in Montreal, Canada. I am guessing that the Godparents are Jeremiah's brothers and sisters: Sarah, Richard, Michael and Charles Keough.

I was really hoping I found a cousin just as I imagine you were to. If you have any knowledge of these people, I mentioned maybe we can figure something out, I'll be gone for the next couple of weeks, but will email you with other information, if you would like.

Carole

John Keough marr.Margaret Elizabeth Foley

helthepod — 2007-02-09 11:23:21Z

John from Wexford (?) Margaret from Wicklow. Married in Cumberland. he worked in mining. later went to scotland, where ggrandad born. suspect further children who died in infancy. looking for his parents, John and Mary in ireland.

Inez KEOUGH--California, 1913--School Notebook

hilltopr — 2007-06-25 21:38:52Z

I am in possession of a school notebook written in longhand that belonged to Inez KEOUGH when she was at Berkley, CA, in 1913.

Would like to return to a family member or relative that has an interest in it.

Tony Baron & Capt. Keough's horse

jmfraser1 — 2006-12-02 05:41:16Z

Friday, 3 Sept. 1920
Hardin Tribune newspaper
Hardin, Big Horn Co., Montana

Tony Baron Visits Old Stamping Ground
Tony Baron returned Monday evening from a month's visit to his old stamping grounds at Edgemont, Custer, Lead, Hill City, Deadwood and Sturgis, S.D. Mr. Baron was a non-commissioned officer of the Seventh cavalry at Fort Mead, near Sturgis, from 1879 to 1884, and as such had charge of Capt. Keough's horse Commanche, the only participant which escaped alive from the famous General Custer massacre June 25, 1876.

Re: Martin KEOUGH

Janecanada66 — 2006-12-11 01:04:43Z

Martin Keough, born 1882, son of Michael Keough and Catherine Feeney. He married Mary Mahoney, and was living in Lackawanna, NY, at the time of his accidental death in 1918. He and Mary had four children. Katherine, my Grandmother, Adeline, Harriet, and Martin Jr.. He, and many members of the family are buried in Holy Cross Cemetary in Lackawanna, NY. If you'd like to share information please contact me.

Re: Martin KEOUGH

Janecanada66 — 2007-09-08 04:23:53Z

No problem Bryan. Have been able to find most of the facts of his life and death. If you're part of the family too though it'd be great to stay in touch. His Father was Michael Keogh from England, married to Catherine Feeney. Martin's wife was Mary Mahoney and they were my Grandma Katherine's parents. Any of this ring in with your family? He had a brother John and two sisters.

Re: KEOUGH,Donald R.

clair39 — 2007-01-29 18:31:54Z

Subsequent research: WHO'S WHO in American-2001,55th Edition, p2799 c2000
Donald Raymond KEOUGH
b Maurice, IA 9-4-1926
s of Leo H. & Veronica (HENKELS) KEOUGH
m Marilyn MULHALL Sept 10,1949

Re: Sarah m. KEOUGH

clair39 — 2007-01-26 20:46:21Z

Wm H,Keogh was enu. in the 1870 Census, a40; wWife Lura, a 33; with their 4 children. Two other "Keoghs" -John, a23 and Marie, a22; both born IRE with foreign parents. They were detailed as "clerks - store" . Were these two sibs of Wm H or perhaps cousins?

KEOUGH,Donald R.

clair39 — 2007-01-22 20:46:09Z

US Public Records state this person b. Sept 4, 1926;
One bio. source states "LeMars, IA" another .."Dubuque, IA"
Which ,if either, is correct?
US Census ,1930.IA doesn't assist this Query.

Keough> Massachusetts> Northampton

klmccave — 2007-06-20 06:14:49Z

Ken,

You had submitted data on the James Keough & Ellen Eagan family in Northampton Mass to the LDS site. Do you have any more info on this family? Their son James was my g-g-uncle, and his g-grandchildren are still in the area.

Keough of English Cove/Brigus, St. John's NFLD and Restigouche NB

ontmorg — 2007-10-03 19:44:00Z

Looking for Keough family from English Cove. They moved to St. John's in the 1890s. Parents are Richard and Bridget Keough. One son, James moved to New Brunswick. Another son moved to Corner Brook and the other children stayed in St. John's and they are John and Annie. Annie it is believed married a O'Brien. Any info would be very helpful

Thanks

james keough new brunswick

ontmorg — 2007-09-22 05:01:44Z

I am looking for information on James Keough, born English Cove Newfoundland and moved to Restigouche New Brunswick. Any information would greatly apprieciated.

Re: Great Grandparents

tanba — 2008-05-04 07:07:24Z

my family included Patrick keough from ireland, who married rachel jones 1892.

Re: Captain Myles Walter Keogh

reimanfamily — 2008-05-16 16:36:55Z

I have always been told that my family is related to CPT Keogh, but the relation we have spells it Keough. Is this a connection?

orphaned keoughs from canada/Myles Keogh

smontminy1 — 2007-12-21 23:34:03Z

hello
i am looking for information on the parents of margaret, mary, susan, and albert keough. they lived in lowell, MA in 1900, but were born in "english Canada". family history says that they were orphaned and taken in by a family named Burns of the Sacred Heart Church in Lowell. the priest at sacred heart had a friend in canada, who knew these children needed a home and sent them to lowell. there is also speculation that the children were related to Myles Keogh (battle of the little big horn). any information on their parents would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Martin KEOUGH

Bryan_Keough — 2007-09-06 17:37:35Z

Misplaced your email address, will get to you soon

Take Care
Bryan

Roger McKeogh - Ballina

Blaine271 — 2008-04-08 21:03:04Z

Seeking info on Roger McKeogh and Jane McNamarra of Ballina, Co. Tipperary. Known sons were James (1837) and Cornelius (1839). Daughters were Anne (1835) and Sarah (?). Anne, Sarah and Cornelius were in Collingwood Ontario ca. 1855. James was in Salem Massachusetts ca. 1860. Cornelius ultimately came to Salem in 1870. James and Cornelius' last name became Kehoe and then Kehew in Salem. Please contact blaine_oconnell@alumni.holycross.edu

Re: Keough of Quebec

TaraParis — 2008-05-28 05:27:59Z

mine are also Montmerancy.....ste Brigitte de laval, any of your keoughs reside here?

Re: Keough of Quebec

TaraParis — 2008-05-28 05:26:22Z

Okay, Back on track and my keoughs are definitly hiding. My Keoughs are from Ste. Brigitte de laval in Quebec along with my Carrolls and Doherty's....any of yours from there. I can't seem to find a louisa in my tree...just yet that is, lol.

Re: Martin KEOUGH

mcguiremccarthy — 2007-02-10 21:31:46Z

Jane we are both working on the same family tree. My Grandmother was Nellie Keough Davis she was Martin Keough, b 1882 Scranton, Pa, Sister. I evewn think you knew my grandmother, because she mentioned a jane, Harriet, and I met Katherine Mann and her daughtwer who went to South Park High School. I believe she had a twin brother maybe named Buddy.My Mother talked often on the phone wi8th Katherine Mann and all of the other cousins. Here husband's name is a sure think--Frederick Mann. I have lots more and am missing the lackawanna connection. Please contact me either by emial--kem073041@adelphia.net
so I can we can exchange phone #'s--Kathryn McCarthy McGuire