Lyons - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Joseph D. Lyons,(Wilshire, Maynard,Hambrick) Covington Ky

carlton_peacock — 2009-11-04 21:01:52Z

Hi I am not sure if my Joseph D Lyons is the same as yours, but I think he is. My mom's maiden name was Lyons. Her father was Edgar Lee Lyons 1922-1990, his father Roland Lyons 1893-1965, Joseph L. Lyons 1852-?, Joseph D. I dont have any proof for Joseph D, but the information that I have been able to collect compares with yours. His wife was Mary Francis, he lived in KY.
If you have more info you could share with me that would be great.
Carlton Peacock

Re: Elijah Lyons

cyokum55 — 2009-11-03 22:21:29Z

Elijah Lyons and Sussnnah Ohler, of Somerset Co., PA, had a son Isreal who married Anna Elizabeth Harkin. Isreal & Anna had 13 or 14 children. One being Lillian Mae. I have further informatiion on the family. Would be glad to share.

Re: Patrick and Bridget Lyons

gayoneill — 2009-11-01 10:39:15Z

Hi
I have had a look at some records and I am imagining that you have the details below.
Can you tell me the parents of Dominic. Is that Patrick and Bridget Lyons?
Dominic Joseph Lyons
Birth Date: 12 Mar 1925
Death Registration Month/Year: Jan 1985
Age at death (estimated): 59
Registration district: Wolverhampton
Inferred County: West Midlands
Volume: 34
Page: 716

England & Wales, Marriage Index: 1916-2005
Name: Dominic Lyons
Spouse Surname: Spittle Or Beach
Date of Registration: Jan-Feb-Mar 1951
Registration district: Bilston
Registration county (inferred): West Midlands
Volume Number: 9b
Page Number: 116
Name: Phyllis M Spittle
Spouse: Lyons
Marriage: Jan-Feb-Mar 1951 - Bilston, West Midlands
Name: Phyllis M Beach
Spouse: Lyons
Marriage: Jan-Feb-Mar 1951 - Bilston, West Midlands
There seems to be a mix up with the surname of Phyllis.

The Ministry of Defence (MOD): Army service records for World War Two, and all records of service from the early 1920s, are held by the Ministry of Defence and are not yet on open access. However the next of kin can apply to view their ancestor’s records. Go to www.veterans-uk.info/service_records/army.html for more.

Royal Air Force: Records of those who served in the RAF during World War Two are also with the Ministry of Defence, and ex-servicemen or their next of kin can request their relevant record by applying to RAF Disclosures, Room 221b, Trenchard Hall, RAF Cranwell, Sleaford, Lincs, NG34 8HB. For earlier records, your first port of call should be the RAF research guides on the National Archives website.

Patrick and Bridget Lyons

bridgetcattell — 2009-10-31 18:21:26Z

My father(dominic Lyons)came over to England at the tender age of 18 to join the RAF,his parents were tenants for a farm that I remember(albeit vague)in whitehall? my father had two brothers, I also remember a lady who used to help on the farm called Mrs Patterson, she had two daughters called Thelma and Ruth, if anyone has any information on my family I would be delighted because my father died in 1985 at the young age of 59 and because I live in England I have lost touch with my Irish roots.

Re: Amelia Lyons

jsher4441 — 2009-10-31 15:10:38Z

I am looking for information on Amelia's dad George W. Lyon, m. Experience Towne and George's father Isaac Lyon who m. Katherine ? and any other prior to them. I have infor on George W. residence from early in his manhood but nothing prior to that. Need parents of Isaac and anything before that.

Thanks
Judy

Lyons of Lubec, Maine

barefoot60 — 2009-10-30 20:28:30Z

I have a Nancy Lyons in my family tree and can not place her with the correct Lyons family. Any help would be appreciated.
She was born in 1817 in Lubec, Me, I believe. I do have her death date as 6 Oct 1900. She was married to Curtis Davis, my gggrandfather. I think I put enough "g"s there.
Curtis was the father of George A. who was the father of Walter L. Davis, my grandfather.

Nancy Lyons' father, I believe, was a Matthew. Mother is unknown. Also, Nancy may have been married before Curtis Davis, to a Daniel Mulholland.

Chief Warrant Officer Niall Lyons of Spokane, Wash. d. 26 Oct 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-10-30 11:11:54Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 849-09
October 29, 2009
DoD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of seven soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died Oct. 26 of wounds suffered when the MH-47 helicopter they were aboard crashed in Darreh-ye Bum, Afghanistan.

Killed were five soldiers assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 160th Special Operations Regiment (Airborne), Hunter Army Airfield, Ga.:

(See Link for Compete Release)

Chief Warrant Officer Niall Lyons, 40, of Spokane, Wash.

For more information media may contact the Army Special Operations Command public affairs office at 910-432-6005; after hours 910-689-6187, or visit http://news.soc.mil.

Thomas Hampton Lyons - No Divorce Champaign Co, IL in 1858

NancyofVernonCo — 2009-10-30 04:12:39Z

The Champaign Co, IL Chancery Court divorce case #1890 for Elizabeth and Thomas Lyons does not involve Thomas Hampton Lyons. This divorce case occurred in 1888 and not in 1858 as reported by several researchers.

Thomas Hampton Lyons, born 06 Jun 1827, was married 05 Dec 1861 to Mrs. Ruth Alvina (Bentley) Ballfinch in Champaign Co, IL. Thomas Hampton Lyons died 08 Jan 1887.

Re: all lyons

NancyofVernonCo — 2009-10-28 22:23:02Z

Who are your Lyons grandparents and great grandparents? Do the names Thomas Lyons, Luther Lyons, Wallace Lyons, Fred Lyons show up in your ancestry?

Looking for Lyons

jherwick09 — 2009-10-28 21:30:04Z

I am looking for the parents (from Ireland) and grandparents and so on, of James Jefferson Lyons b. Mar 1865 in New Jersey. He married Malona Harriett Fesmire b. Mar 17 1878 in Henderson, Tennessee.

They had a daughter (only child that I know of, there could be more);
Ella Frances Lyons b. Feb 14 1912 in Addington, Oklahoma

She married Charles Defrice Caldwell and they had 7 children; Loyce, Carrol, Frannie, Kenneth, James, Laura and Earl.

Any information will be helpful.

Lyons/Nealon/Lenahan County Mayo to Ashley, PA

halfpennybooks1 — 2009-10-27 14:28:48Z

I'm looking for anyone connected to my great-grandmother Mary Ellen Lyons (1865-1946) of County Mayo who married Michael Lenahan (1859-1911) in Wilkes Barre, PA at St. Mary's Church in 1896. The family lived in Maffitt's Patch until it was removed. Mary and Michael then moved to Cook Street where daughters Margaret and Helen were born, and came to settle at 58 Fall Street. Other cousins, the Lyons lived a few doors up the street. The Nealons who lived next door were also related to Mary. If anyone has information to share about any of these families, I would love to hear from you.

Re: Amelia Lyons

BruceLyon71 — 2009-10-25 23:54:50Z

Amelia A. Lyon b. 1847 is record #31932 in the Lyon(s) Families Association database. We have three prior generations. We have her 1864 marriage to Freeman Burch + 9 children b. 1866 to 1888, but no further descendent info.
Plz contact me if you would like more info.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~lyonfamilies/

Re: Lyons

Marva_Queen — 2009-10-23 01:23:39Z

Hello. I have alot of Lyons family members that were to have originated from Ireland/Scotland and into the Pa area in the 1800's. I have traced them to a Wm. Lyon and a woman he married named Eliza (Elizabeth ? Lyons born 1835 from Ireland. I would love to connect with you on your photos. Possibly the ones they say are Black may be part of my ancestor pool even though a lot were classified as mulato. Please let me know and hopefully I can help you also. Photos are a blessing to come by.
Marva
queenmarviej@verizon.net

Re: LYONS FROM DROGHEDA

jcslavin — 2009-10-21 20:28:27Z

I could not help but notice the similarity of the dates and first names of the Slevins. could there be a match here?
I am trying to trace my family back past my Great -Great Grand father who was born in Queens County Ireland in 1798. I seek his parents or brothers and sisters.
My Great Great Grand Father James Slevin(1)was a man fifty-seven years of age when he joined his son James(2) in Waterbury, and during his fifteen years of residence lived a quiet life, free from business cares, living to be seventy-two years of age. He was a devoted Catholic. He was born in Queens county, Ireland, in 1798, came to Waterbury, Connecticut in 1855, and there died in 1870. His wife, Mary(Brennan) Slavin, born in Queens county, Ireland, died in Waterbury, Connecticut in 1871, aged seventy years. Their children were: Sarah; John; William; James, of further mention; Mary, Margaret, Joseph and Dennis.
The name Slevin remains on the family plot for all of James the1st and his children. James the 2nd also used the name Slevin but the name became Slavin thereafter for some unknown reason.
James (2) my great grand father Slavin, son of James (1) and Mary (Brennan) Slavin, was born at Balnakill*1, county of Queens, Ireland in 1832 and died in Waterbury, Connecticut, January 26, 1896. He remained in his native land until he attained legal age, but as soon thereafter as possible carried out a long formed plan, and on April 13, 1853 arrived in the United States, locating at once in Waterbury. He was not long in Waterbury before he became a contractor for the firm of Rogers & Brother. He was married in 1866 to Mary Duggan, born in Abbey-leigh, Queens County, Ireland in 1847, died April 13, 1893, daughter of Dennis and Mary (Fitzpatrick) Duggan. Eight children were born to James (2) and Mary Slavin, Andrew, died in Waterbury, Dennis Joseph, of further mention; James died in Waterbury; Michael F., assistant registrar of Waterbury; died in Waterbury, Frances, a sister of Charity in Jersey City, New Jersey; Edward Joseph, a practicing physician of New York City died in Waterbury Ct: William. an electrical engineer of New York City and latter the head of the Electrical Eng Dept at Villinova Univ. William also died in Waterbury, Ct.
Dennis Joseph Slavin my grand father, second son of James(2) and Mary (Duggan) Slavin, was born in Waterbury, Connecticut, March 10, 1872. he attended the public schools and began the study of law in the office of Burpee & Carmody, passed the required examinations and was admitted to the bar in 1901. He at once began practice in Waterbury continuing very successfully until 1911, when he was elected judge of the Probate Court and served for 26 years in that capacity.
Judge Slavin married, in Waterbury, November 26, 1896, Mary Agnes Dwyer, born in Hartford, Connecticut, daughter of John Dwyer, and his wife, Mary (Gorman) Dwyer, who died when her daughter was an infant. Five children have been born to Judge Dennis Joseph and Mary Agnes (Dwyer) Slavin: Helen Marie, born October 14, 1897, a graduate of Notre Dame Convent, class of 1916;James Dennis Slavin my father, born December June 20, 1905; Edward Joseph, born December 23, 1907; Maureen born February 14, 1909, and Frances Barbara, born July 20, 1914.
James Dennis Slavin, my father, attended local Waterbury Schools and graduated from Georgetown Univ for his undergraduate work as well as GeorgeTown Law School. He was a practicing attorney in Waterbury Ct. and also worked for the Dept of Domestic Relations for the State of CT. He married Katherine Charters and had four children; Maureen Slavin who married L. Clifford Warner DDS, James Dennis Slavin Jr a Dr of Nuclear Medicine at St Francis Hospital Hartford, Ct, and Brigadier General US Army. James married Bregetta Slavin, John Charters Slavin Ceo of Slavin Products, MJM Enterprises, and Charters Enterprises married Joann Sequenzia, and Carol Slavin who married Atty. Patrick Maloney.

Re: Lyons - Mayor of Cork Ireland

4Greenfields — 2009-10-19 19:33:06Z

Ronnie-

My LYONS family is from Cork: Jeremiah & Margarett with a son William b@1811. Not in Mallow nor on the Beara Peninsula. Have you run into these names in your travels? Much appreciated.

Pam in NY

Re: Lyons - Mayor of Cork Ireland

kalel60 — 2009-10-17 19:32:08Z

i am related to lyons my grandmother is mary lyons,sister is julia and francis in the bayarea in california ...my grandfather is collins.

Re: LYONS (south-western Pennsylvania)

Marva_Queen — 2009-10-16 19:50:40Z

Hi. Do you have the names of the parents of the two George Lyons you have listed on your records. I am clashing with the parents for my George W. Lyons. Any help would be grateful. Please email me at queenmarviej@verizon.net

Re: Searching for family members Tina Marie Lyons and Timmothy Lyons

JamieDLyons — 2009-10-16 07:27:36Z

MY DAD HAD A BRO NAMED TIMMOTHY AND A SIS NAMED TINA I THINK THEY R FROM LOUISIANA THO AND MY DAD WAS BORN IN 45.. NOT SURE IF THIS IS THE SAME TINA AND TIM BUT ILL KEEP MY FINGERS CROSSED..
GOOD LUCK TO U IN UR SEARCH!
JAMIE DIANE LYONS
281 702 9254

1852 NY Marriage -- LYONS & TIGHE

JLyons35 — 2009-06-23 18:55:51Z

A MARRIAGE IN NEW YORK CITY
24 February 1852 Groom: John LYONS
Bride: Anne TIGHE
Witnesses: John KELLY & Mary Anne SLEVIN
Priest: The Rev. William McClellan
Church: The Church of the Transfiguration,
29 Mott Street
New York City, NY

The above information is from a certificate received from the church records
30 years ago.

This couple, John and Anne (Tighe) Lyons, came from Co. Roscommon,
Ireland. They settled in Clinton County, Iowa, shortly after their
marriage.
I haven't been able to find a sure match for them in Co. Roscommon records.
It seems to me that more Lyons and Tighe relatives (parents, siblings,
cousins
etc?) would have immigrated to the States, and I'd like to find any such
connections to them.

Their LYONS children, born in Iowa, were as follows:

Mary Ann -- married a Gaffney Jane E.
Julia E. -- married a Gordon
Thomas Edward -- married a Cossman
John
Delia -- married a Burtis (correct name maybe Brigid or Bridget)
Margaret A. -- married a McGrath

Clues about the LYONS & TIGHE families of Co. Roscommon
appreciated; also any connections here in the United States

Happy hunting, everyone!
Janet Lyons
Iowa

Hellen Lyons

kathleenrobinson52 — 2009-09-24 21:52:17Z

I am trying to find the biological father of Hellen Lyons. name is also spelled Helen. her mother was Lillian Mae Haviland and was unmarried. The child was born in 1906 in Akron, summit county, Ohio

Lyons DNA Project

khborges — 2009-07-30 13:04:02Z

Only two days left to take advantage of a discounted price on 37/67 marker tests (ends July 31) so please reply if you are a male with the Lyons surname (or have a male relative with the Lyons surname) and would like to join the Lyons DNA Project:

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There are several success stories that have resulted from the Lyons DNA Project and perhaps yours will be the next one!

LYONS / WOLF Connection

MGoodgion — 2009-08-28 09:03:38Z

Looking for information on William Martin LYONS and his wife Anna C. WOLF. Probably born in the 1880's. Possibly married early 1900's in Denver, Denver County, Colorado.

Daughter - Betty Ann LYONS born 1918 in Denver, CO & died in 1986 in Lakewood, CO. (Her given name may have been Elizabeth)
Married Charles La MONTE about 1943-4. Charles was born 1912 in Dodge City, KS. Unsure of death date.
They had one child - Carolyn Anne La MONTE born 1944 in Denver, CO & died 1979 in Jefferson County, CO.

Also - Betty A. LYONS had an older brother - Edward LYONS who lived in Lakewood, CO.

Any valid information would be most appreciated.

Thanking you in Advance! And, Happy Researching to All!

Rhode Island Lyons Family

lyonspainting — 2009-07-31 02:22:30Z

How did we get here

William J. Lyons and Rachael Lyons

loriandfred — 2009-06-19 19:51:09Z

I am looking for any information on William J. Lyons, born in Ohio in about 1822 and his wife, Rachael Lyons, born in Michigan in about 1832. They lived for the most part in Iowa, and had numerous children, including William Albert Lyons.

Lyons family in the UK & Beyond!

richardlyons157 — 2009-07-13 23:40:18Z

Grandparents originated from the Sunderland area, any connection please email me.

Kind regards

Richard R Lyons

Margaret (Curtis) Lyons Obituary 1886-1974

kaitysmom — 2009-07-28 18:40:45Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, January 8, 1974
Page: A-2

Name: Margaret (Curtis) Lyons
Age: 87
Born: December 5, 1886 in Stewart County, TN.
Died: January 3, 1974 in Stewart County, TN.
Funeral: January 5, 1974 with Milligan Funeral Home in Stewart County, TN.
Burial: Blue Springs Cemetery
Parents: Tom Curtis and Martha Burkhart
Deceased Spouse: Walder Lyons
Surviving Children: Ray Lyons, Olen Lyons, Mrs. George Crutcher, Ruby Lyons
Surviving Siblings: None Listed

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Eura A. Lyons Obituary 1890-1974

kaitysmom — 2009-08-05 16:36:56Z

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, April 2, 1974
Page: A-2

Name: Eura A. Lyons
Age: 83
Born: June 8, 1890 in Stewart County, TN.
Died: March 25, 1974 at Clarksville Memorial Hospital in Montgomery County, TN.
Funeral: March 27, 1974
Burial: Blue Springs Cemetery
Parents: Thomas Lyons and Ida Champion
Surviving Spouse: Thetus (Barbee) Lyons
Surviving Children: Douglas Lyons
Surviving Siblings: Mrs. Alec Crutcher, Mrs. Mavis Crutcher, Mrs. Gladys Kennerly

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Please contact me at my email address below.

Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky
E-Mail: kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Re: Lyons

greta2242 — 2009-06-14 15:16:19Z

Hello, my great Grandfather's name was Joseph Lyons. He was a Long Shoreman and he was originally from Ireland. He moved to Boston with his wife Catherine Broderick, and they had 5 daughters, one being my nana. I say all this because my Grandmother and her sisters all believed without a doubt that their father had a second family in New York. If he was a Long Shoreman without much of a history except being from Ireland, we might be speaking of the same man.

Re: Searching for info on Alexander Lyons

clweaver08 — 2009-08-18 13:35:05Z

I am searching for the same information on Alexander Lyons. I'm a decendent of both Clark Lyons and John V. Lyons. I spoke to my Grandmother this morning and she told me that her father had information about Alexander's disappearance. According to the family record, Alexander had in fact gone back to England to settle a will and obtained a substantial amount of money. On the return trip he was robbed on the ship and thrown overboard. I am going to look for the passenger manifests to see if I can back that up with records.

Re: Amelia Lyons

jsher4441 — 2009-10-13 18:18:48Z

Amelia Lyon-Burch was my Great, Great Grandmother. I descend from her son Chancy Daniel Burch. I have some information if you would like it. I have some on the Lyon family and also on the Burch and Towne Family. The Lyon family (as far as I have it) came from Vermont, then to Franklin Co., N.Y. and to Minnesota. From there Amelia and her husband Chancy Burch went to WI.

Re: Still looking for the ancestors of Mary Lyons who married Phillip Pearce

rebornblessed — 2009-10-11 01:19:35Z

I, actually, only have Mary Lyons. I hope whoever mentioned William will reply.
R

Lyons

sjayl — 2009-07-19 05:56:01Z

Am looking for any information on John Lyons born abt 1843 in Ireland married Ann Earley and went with their cildren in Scotland. (Believed they had 7 children.)
Sharane

Lyons

janenz99 — 2009-09-06 05:25:51Z

We have discovered some photos amongst our collection of a Lyons family. On the back of one is written Herb (or Hal) and Jen Lyons. On another is a photographers address from Glasgow. They look to be from around the late 1800s early 1900s but could be earlier. One is a formal studio setting the remaining two look to be in front of the same substantial house. Attached.
We have no idea how they fit or don't fit into the family.
One says ancestors of Blacks. The family come from Scotland - Glasgow and Falkirk as far as we know.
Any help would be appreciated.

Calrinda Lyons

RonUpton35 — 2009-08-06 23:09:18Z

She married Sylvester Bates around 1850 possibly in Saratoga County, New York. She was born abt 1834 but not sure where.
She died 03 Nov 1891, NY.

Photos! John Lyons, Ireland. Children settled in Lowell/Worcester, Massachusetts

pstmarie1 — 2009-08-15 23:33:58Z

Hi,

I have inherited many pictures of my Lyons family from the early 1900's.

Seeking more information about John Lyons and his family. He had 3 wives. Unknown O'Brian, Mary Bridget Delia McMahon and perhaps last believed to be Bessie Malone. He had 29 children in all.

Family I have been able to prove thus far include:

Children of John Lyons:

Michael J. Lyons b 1882 Ire d 1928 Worcester m Bridget Delia Mulqueeny

Daniel J. Lyons b 1886 Ire d 1939 Worcester

Catherine Lyons b 1857 Ire d possibly in Webster, MA. Married William Morrissey in Webster MA 1887

Catherine had a twin brother who died same year of birth

James Lyons b Ire
John Lyons b Ire
Delia Lyons b 1849 Ire Married Thomas Flanagan 1873 died 1936 Worcester, MA
Marria Lyons b 1850 Ire
Thomas Lyons b 1865 Ire
Patrick Lyons b 1866 Ire

Please help me fill in the holes and make sense of the spouses! I think John Lyons was born in Ireland in the 1820s.

Would love to share my photos with you.

Patricia

Death in CA 1898- Charles H. Lyons, age 41, native CA, husband of Josephine Small

danderup — 2009-08-07 01:22:44Z

Not related. Might be of interest to someone who is.

Vern D
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Posted to To: Rootsweb CAELDORA (El Dorado county)
Author: ladisatt
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The Mountain Democrat
Dec. 17, 1898

A Sad and Tragic Death

A fatal boiler explosion whereby Charles H. Lyons lost his life, occurred last Monday evening, at the El Dorado steam Laundry, which he had owned and conducted for about a year. The boiler was located in a shed adjoining the laundry which it supplied with steam. Having just turned on the water and being about to turn it off, Mr. Lyons was passing into the shed, when the connection between the boiler and injector-pipe blew out and enveloped him with fragments of the wrecked furnace, coal-dust and scalding steam. With head and face only less fearfully blackened and burned than his hands, legs and back, he was leaving the wreck when he met Mr. Young, his foreman, who was hurrying to the scene of the catastrophe. Such were the marvelous nerve and self-possession with which he walked unassisted to his residence on Sacramento street and with which he sought to comfort his wife and mother, that only his physicians, Drs. Rants and Kellogg, fully comprehended the fearful fatality. But a few hours dispelled the hopes inspired by his manly courage and at four o'clock Tuesday morning, his loving heart ceased to beat.

Charles H. Lyons was born in Diamond Springs and at the age of 41 yrs. 10 months and 20 days, was one of the best known men in the county. He was the vigorous embodiment of energy and enterprise. From the public school and pioneer Academy of the county, after one term at a business college, he entered the active pursuits of his restless career. With his father, William Lyons, a pioneer dairyman, with a winter range near White Rock and Summer range in the mountains, he was for several years engaged in that business. Thereafter he established a mercantile business at Clarksville, thence removing to Placerville about three years ago, where his mother, left alone by the death of his father, has since resided with him. About seventeen years ago at Lake Valley, he married Miss Josephine Small, who with a son about seven years old, survives him. He leaves mother, wife, son and two sisters, Mrs. Lena Johnson and Miss Minnie Lyons, a school teacher, both of Nashville, to mourn his tragic death.

For them a sympathetic sorrow pervades the entire community. For brave, impulsive, dashing Charley Lyons, a wide circle of acquaintances will cherish respectful and kindly memories. As an early leader of the Populist party and its first candidate for County Assessor, his phenomenal campaign will be remembered by friend and foe.

As a neighbor, worker and good citizen, he will be sadly missed but not forgotten. His funeral last Tuesday from the Episcopal Church to Union Cemetery attested the good opinion in which he was held. It was conducted by Rev. C.C. Peirce under the auspices of Placerville Parlor No. 9, N.S.G.W., attended by El Dorado Lodge, No. 118, A.O.U.W., of which orders he was and active and honored member.

At quartette consisting of Mesdames Rantz and Bland, and Messrs, Suman and Fox sang several sweet and appropriate selections both at the church and the cemetery.

Searching for family members Tina Marie Lyons and Timmothy Lyons

mychildrenfirst — 2009-06-23 23:21:20Z

I am searching for Tina Marie Lyons and her brother Timmothy Lyons. Their fathers name was Patrick James Lyons (who is deceased), and they are from the Twin Cities area. If anyone knows them or how I can contact one of them please let me know. I am searching on behalf of their younger sibling.

Re: Polly Lyons

elwyant1 — 2009-09-10 04:17:36Z

I am researching George Hughes born in Franklin County, Va in 1792. Another lady that is researching George feels that he is related to Reece. There is a Reece Hughes buried in Pettis County, Missouri in the Mount Hermon Cemetery. HOWEVER, the dates are September 1818 - April 1882. The cemetery is located 3+ miles north of Sedalia on 65. There are 7 Hughes buried in the cemetery. NO Polly. We cannot get George Hughes back any farther than 1792 in Virginia. Any info you would be willing to share would be appreciated.

Elusive Lyons Family

rmilan_rw — 2009-07-20 21:59:19Z

Tried numerous times to post to the Lyons Mailing list with no success. I've seen that Message Board posts get sent to the list, so, when in Rome! :-)

New to the list, hello all!

Searching for information on the following family… Any insights would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!

I have two (assumed) brothers:
Michael Lyons (b. ??)
Jesse (Jessie) Lyons (b. c 1757)

Michael married Jane ??
Children:
Lydia Lyons (chr. 13 Aug 1786, Nobletown, Columbia, New York)

Jesse married Jerusha ?? (b. c. 1758)
Children:

Patrick Lyons (b. c 1783, Nobletown, Columbia, New York)

Daniel Lyons (chr. 14 Aug 1786, Nobletown, Columbia, New York)

Sarah Lyons (chr. 1 Sep 1788, Nobletown, Columbia, New York)

Clara Lyons (chr. 11 Feb 1793, Nobletown, Columbia, New York)
Peter J. Lyons (b. c 1796, New York)

Patrick married ??

Children:

Catherine Lyons (b. c 1804, ?? New York; d. 15 Mar 1866, Bolton, Brome County, Quebec, Canada)

Catherine married Abraham Norton (b. 31 May 1793, Hyde Park, Vermont) about 1821.

Children:

Patrick Norton (b. c 1822, Stanbridge, Missisquoi, Quebec, Canada)
Betsey Norton (b. 1828, Bolton, Brome, Quebec, Canada)
John Norton (b. c 1830, Bolton, Brome, Quebec, Canada)
Peter Sylvester Norton (b. 8 Feb 1832, Bolton, Brome, Quebec, Canada)
George Norton (b. 14 Oct 1834, Bolton, Brome, Quebec, Canada)
Nelson Norton (b. c 1842, Bolton, Brome, Quebec, Canada)

Thanks!!
Regi

Re: Lyons/Hardwick

babydoll827 — 2009-10-16 01:09:08Z

Hello my name is Lori Monroe and my great grandfather is Lemuel W. Hardwick, My grandfather is Ernest Wilbur Hardwick, Lennie's brother so your grandma is my great aunt. Please feel free to contact me and maybe we can find out where they are from.

Myles Harte Lyons

nmt045 — 2009-06-15 03:06:49Z

Does anyone have any information on this mystery man in my family - Myles Harte (Hartte) Lyons. He was born 1819 approx in Sligo(or near by). He came to Australia around 1840's and married my direct relative Jane Barton in Mudgee NSW 1850 approx. I can not locate any information regarding Myles in Ireland and also how / when he arrived in Australia. His fathers name was Michael and his mothers maiden name was Harte.

Re: Mary Lyons (Australia)

nmt045 — 2009-06-15 02:49:55Z

I am hoping you may be able to assist me with a mystery Lyons member of by family. Myles Harte Lyons born Ireland in approx 1819 (Sligo or nearby). He came to Australia
(can't locate) and married my direct relative, Jane Barton in Mudgee around 1850. After much searching I have not been able to locate any information regarding him, in Ireland and how & when he arrived in Australia.

Hope you maybe able to assist.

Re: Still looking for the ancestors of Mary Lyons who married Phillip Pearce

bhkemp — 2009-10-11 00:51:52Z

I am researching my ancestor Elizabeth Lyons, b abt 1802, reportedly but not proven, in PA; some sources say Ligonier area of Westmoreland.

married Daniel Swank, (1800-1838); remarried John McElroy abt 1840..
She died 1867 Allegheny twp, Westmoreland

Your post indicates no female descendants (yet) for William Lyons; do you have the name of William's wife and his male children?

Re: all lyons

debmckey50 — 2009-07-28 02:21:30Z

Hi! Iam great granddaughter of Micheal Lyons b.may 1845 Ireland & can not find anything out about him Last census 1910 in liberty,woodward, oklahoma then fell out of sight. I to live in k.c.I am about to give up for awhile.Lot of lyons on here too bad none of them are mine. Have great day

lyons family of cleveland ohio

misdi45 — 2009-07-20 21:26:37Z

i'm looking for my grandfather's famliy his name was william lyons 1912-1997 he served in ww2 and was married to florence lucille avery 1920-1996 any infomation would be helpful. thank you

Re: Lyons New Brunswick, NJ/ Cleveland OH area

MartinJHeffernanJr — 2009-09-07 04:02:42Z

I am so SORRY I didn't get back to you until now. For some reason they had me locked out of their system. My Great Grandfather was James Lyons. My Great Grandmother was Hedwig Lyons. My father was born in New Brunswick and went to St. Peter's H.S. His name was Martin Heffernan class of 1958. A lot of my family is in St. Peter's Cemetery. Our family use to go to Saacred Heart Church. The first stained glass window on the right as you walk in has my Great Great Grandparent James and Cathrine Heffernan on it. James and Hedwig had 13 children. It is possible that we are related some how.

Best regards

Marty

Re: Lyons New Brunswick, NJ/ Cleveland OH area

MartinJHeffernanJr — 2009-09-07 03:53:17Z

SORRY it took so long to reply. Yes my father and mother went to St. Peter's. Class of '58

Re: Lyons - Mayor of Cork Ireland

mtnantiques — 2009-06-13 03:34:45Z

Bob,

I wanted to get in contact regarding another line:
if you'd like to get in touch to compare/share info cbest1111@gmail.com

Elizabeth Godfrey Birth Jul 1785 , Bath,England Death1881
St Mary Bourne, Hampshire, , England
Family Info

Father Race Godfrey (1758-1820)
Mother Elizabeth Dewe (1760-1850)

Pfc. Thomas F. Lyons of Fernley, Nev. d. 8 Sep 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-09-10 23:35:39Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 701-09
September 10, 2009
DoD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of three soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. They died of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked their vehicle with an explosive device Sept. 8 in Baji, Iraq. They were assigned to the 545th Military Police Company, Arctic Military Police Battalion, U.S. Army, Alaska, Fort Richardson, Alaska.

Killed were: (see link for complete release)

Pfc. Thomas F. Lyons, 20, of Fernley, Nev.

For more information the media may contact the U.S. Army, Alaska, public affairs office at (907) 384-1542.

William Lyons/Mary Carroll of Ontario and Edmonton, Alberta.

garnetquigley — 2009-07-29 05:15:23Z

Searching for information on or descendants of William Lyons 18Nov1850 St. Catherines, Ontario, Canada and Mary CARROLL (1858-)Ontario. They had the following children: Maggie May LYONS (1877-);George Leonard LYONS (1881-); William W LYONS (1883-); Mamie E LYONS (1885-); Mildred T LYONS (1886-); and Catherine Lyons (1896-)....all born in Ontario. William and Mary married 23Nov1876 Ailsa Craig, Middlesex, Ontario. Their family was recorded in the 1901 Ontario census, and then in the 1906 and 1911 census records for Edmonton, Alberta. Their marriage certificate shows Mary was the dgt of Bartholemew and Catharine Carroll. Catharine I believe was born Catherine Quigley, dgt of Bryan Quigley and Margaret Ryan who were my gr gr grandparents. My Catherine Quigley was married to a Bartholemew Carroll and died 1858 giving birth. A Mary Carol appears on 1861 Huron County,Ontario census record with Bryan and Margaret's household. Until I found the marriage record for William Lyons and Mary Carroll, Catherine Quigley's branch of the family tree ended with her death. If anyone is researching this Lyons family I would love to hear from you and exchange information.