Mungovan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mungovan Family History

logolad — 2009-10-30 17:22:15Z

I am Lee Mungovan my father is terrance james and his father was james terrance his father was the same and so on. I am the last of my 'tree' and have started to look into the mungovan name i would love any information anyone has on the Mungovan history.

Thanks

Lee Mungovan
UK

Re: Mungovan Family History

MaureenFoster36 — 2009-10-20 01:18:16Z

have connections to mungovans in ontario canada... looking for birth place of Maruerite Mungovan... possibly Co. Clare Ireland?
thank you

Marguerite Mungovan

MaureenFoster36 — 2009-10-20 01:15:02Z

Marguerite Mungovan sister to Thomas Mungovan..looking for bith place believed to be in Co. Clare Ireland ?
thank you

Re: Mungovan Family History

BethelBrigham61 — 2009-09-04 05:20:08Z

Hi, Chris,

I am researching Winnefred, born abt 1832 Ire, married a James or John Mongovan. They immigrated to Davenport Ia area because they had relatives there. Then they moved to the Kansas city area in the 1860s and had their own business, which had something to do with laying RR right of way. He was killed in the Civil War and she remarried Michael Deloughry probably from Co. Clare. Her dau, Hanora Agnes born 1862 was a Mongovan..as spelled on a marriage certificate and my husband's great grandmother. Does any of this sound familiar to you? thanks, Judy Bethel

Re: Mungovan's in Australia

dizzytulip — 2009-02-08 14:56:11Z

Thanks so much for the reply. I look forward to hearing from you in the future. If I come across anything for Anne I will let you know. Cheers.

Re: Mungovan's in Australia

suzie1960 — 2009-02-08 10:02:12Z

How wonderful to find a Mungovan contact. I haven't found a connection to your Mungovans as I too reached a "dead end", so I swapped sides of my family to research and have been working on my father's side. I still have all of my Mungovan information though and will go through it all to see if I have come across your family. My great-great grandmother is Anne Mungovan born Ennis circa 1843 and her parents were James Mungovan and Anne Duffy but I haven't found out much about them. Anne came to Australia in 1861 on the SS Great Britain. I know she had two brothers, Patrick & Martin, who also came to Australia and I would say that there may be more brothers and sisters. My Anne worked as a domestic servant for a family in Keilor (interesting story there!) and then moved to North Melbourne. With your family coming from Ennis as well, I will work through a try and find some connection. When I started my work on the Mungovan family many many years ago, I did not have the internet to access records like I can today, so now you have given me the incentive to do some digging, but from experience the Irish records (most of which were destroy) are difficult to trace. I seem to remember coming across Michael Mungovan and Mary Egan, so I will check my records. Good luck with your research and I will keep in touch. Regards

Re: Mungovan's in Australia

dizzytulip — 2009-02-07 00:27:32Z

Hi there - I am living in Australia too and am related to the Mungovan's - my great Grandfather was James MUNGOVAN born 1862 in Ennis, County Clare. His parents were Michael MUNGOVAN born abt 1845 in Ennis and Mary EGAN. James moved to Australia - but I don't know when and later married Caroline LANGDON born 1873. They lived and died in Goulburn, NSW. Their children were Magdalene, Mary, Roy and William MUNGOVAN. My Grand Mother is Magdalene - my fathers mother. Are you related to this line of MUNGOVAN's? Maybe Michael and your Anne are related (brother and sister??) I am also finding it hard to locate any info from the Ireland side of things and am trying to find details of the parents of Michael MUNGOVAN and Mary EGAN but have hit a dead end.

MUNGOVAN James b. abt 1862 Ennis County Clare, Ireland - Father Michael MUNGOVAN, Mother Mary A EGAN

dizzytulip — 2009-02-06 08:39:59Z

Looking for any information on MUNGOVAN Family.
James MUNGOVAN - born about 1862 in Ennis Co Clare, Ireland. Immigrated to Australia and died in Goulburn NSW, Australia on 24/01/1938. Father of James - Michael MUNGOVAN born in Ennis about 1845, married to Mary Ann EGAN. Trying to find parents of Michael and Mary etc.

MUNGOVAN Anne daughter of Patrick and Bridget Kelly

dianaj1962 — 2009-01-05 06:03:00Z

Hi I am trying to find out information about Ann Mungovan and her siblings or ascendants, She was born in County Clare Ireland in 1837 and migrated to Australia. Have been unable to find the date she migrated but she married William Johnston in 1859 and resided in the Wallan (Daraweit Guim) area in Victoria Australia

Re: Michael MUNGOVAN married Mary A ? Lived in Australia

dizzytulip — 2008-11-28 08:57:52Z

Thanks for the info. I have since found out that Michael Mungovan (born abt 1845)was married to Mary A EGAN and they had at least 3 children - George, Michael and James (James born 1862 in County Clare). Still looking into when and if Michael and Mary came to Australia and when James travelled here. Will let you know if I find anything else in relation to your family and will pass it on. Thanks again.

Re: Michael MUNGOVAN married Mary A ? Lived in Australia

morag14 — 2008-11-26 14:12:11Z

Hello,

I have a Michael Mungovan born 4 Feb 1840 in County Claire, Ireland. He left Ireland as a young man, late teens or early 20s for Australia, I am not sure where in Australia. This Michael arrived in the US in 1870 (this arrival year is documented) and eventually married and raised a family there. This Michael was a tall man, with red hair, blue eyes and did not read or write.

This is probably not your Michael, and if the sons George and Michael are younger than son James, who was born about
1870, the year my Michael arrived in the US, then I would feel comfortable saying definitely different people; however these would be two men with the same name, of the same approximate age, in the same country at about the same time, so you might find the information on "my" Michael useful to differentiate the two in any records you may find.

I have given you all the information I have about "my" Michael prior to his arrival in the US. If you find anything about him in your research I would appreciate it if you passed it on to me and I will certainly do the same with your Michael.

Michael MUNGOVAN married Mary A ? Lived in Australia

dizzytulip — 2008-11-02 01:40:44Z

Hi there
Trying to find any information on the Mungovan family who lived in Australia. I do not have alot to go on - Michael Mungovan born around 1845 (do not know where he was born - Aust or overseas??) married Mary A ? - unsure of her surname. Children from this marriage - James (born about 1870), George and Michael. James Mungovan then married married Caroline LANGDON - they lived in Goulburn NSW. Any info on where these Mungovan's came from would be fantastic.

Frank P. Mungovan, Worcester, Mass. - Obituary

masspike13 — 2008-08-12 21:33:24Z

The Evening Gazette
Wednesday, December 26, 1951, p.19

FRANK P. MUNGOVAN

The funeral of Frank P. Mungovan of 15 Haynes street, who died yesterday in St. Vincent Hospital, will be held Friday morning at his home. A solemn high mass will follow at 9 in St. Peter's Church. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Calling hours at his home are 7 to 10 tonight and 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m. tomorrow.
He was born in Ireland, son of the late Patrick and Winifred (McMahon) Mungovan and had lived here for the last 60 years.
Mr. Mungovan was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Peter's Church.
A former blacksmith, he worked on Union street for many years. He retired 20 years ago.
He leaves two sons, Francis J. and Martin J. Mungovan, a daughter, Winifred M., wife of Edward J. Lawless, all of Worcester: a brother, Patrick Mungovan: a sister, Mrs. Mary Cleary, both of Ireland: and several grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

No relation to this person

CORRECTION Patrick Mungovan, blacksmith?, & Winifred McMahon did not emigrateUSA

@@chris@mungovan.freeserve.co.uk — 2008-03-17 20:36:55Z

Ruth has asked me to remove this posting as it is misleading because Patrick Mungovan and Winifred McMahon DID NOT EMMIGRATE to the USA. I don't know how that misunderstanding arose and unfortunately Ancestry com does not seem to facilitate the removal of postings once submitted. We have had no follow ups so far and do not want to misinform or mislead anyone but if it now makes more sense and someone can add to our knowledge of this family please post some information.
Chris Mungovan

Re: Mungoven or Mungovan

cmprowland — 2007-07-05 12:58:52Z

Mary Ann,
My gr-grandmother was Mary (Mungoven) Moulds she married William Joseph Moulds on 4 Jan 1905, Ottumwa, Iowa. Their children are Mary, William, Robert and John. If this is the your Mary, please e-mail me.
Christina

James Joseph Mungovan - b. 12/2/1865 - d. ?

2006-12-04 14:21:09Z

Hi Mungovans!,

James Joseph Mungovan (b. 12/2/1865 - d. abt. 1946) was my great great grandfather on my father's side. He had a daughter named Marion (b. 1/30/1895 - d. 1/10/1980) with his wife Sarah R. Robertson (b. 11/9/1864 - d. abt. 1917). Marion married Harold Roberts and they had a son James is my father.

I'm trying to find our more about James Joseph Mungovan. I'd like to find his exact death date (he lived/died in Belmont, MA) and more about his decendency. I have traced back to his great great grandfather (my gggg grandfather), but I'd like to hook up with someone elses research that may take it back further. Here's what I have so far:
http://hitdeep.com/RFT/pedigree.php?rootid=I017

Thanks,

Chris Roberts
Wilmington, MA USA

Re: I am one of those "Michael Mungovan"s

nevinmurphy — 2006-11-06 23:39:10Z

I know your posting was from awhile ago but I am trying to tie Michael J. Mungovan (his wife was Jane Guthrie) to James, Thomas (your great-grandfather) and Anne Mungovan Chappelle. According to Thomas' obituary, he had 2 brothers, James J. and Michael J., both of Lowell and a sister, Mrs. Frank Chappelle. Anne's marriage record lists her parents as John Mungovan and Mary Quinlan. James death record lists the parents as John Mungovan and Mary Quinlan. Thomas death record lists his parents as John Mungovan and Mary Quinlivin. But Michael J. Mungovan's death record lists his parents as John Mungovan and Ann Ginivan (which could be a typo). Do you have any information on Thomas parents or other siblings? Have you done any research on the other Mungovan families living in Lowell (Frank Mungovan, Patrick and Ellen Carey Mungovan)?

Thank you.

mungovan family

PeterMungovan — 2006-09-26 16:45:24Z

I am a member of the last Mungovan family to farm in the town land of Clonigulane, Kilmihil. My great grandparents were Thomas and Susan nee Murphy.
Grandparents Michael and Anne nee Kelly and grand Uncles Patick and Thomas and aunts Bridget Hauugh, Mary Creahen, Margaret Kinnnane, who emigrated to the U.S.A. Late 1890`s. Possible Buffalo,

Patrick Mungovan, blacksmith?, & Winifred McMahon emigrated USA

2006-03-27 15:24:18Z

Re: MONGOVEN FAMILY DNA PROJECT: 37-Marker Results

2006-03-23 01:07:24Z

Hi ~

I've completed the Y-chromosome 37-marker DNA testing at Family Tree DNA. My results are available there at www.familytreedna.com and my results are shown next to kit 51271. I also posted my results at the Irish Heritage DNA Project website at http://homepage.eircom.net/~ihdp/ihdp/dna_results.htm . Perhaps it's time for other Mongoven/Mungovan/Mongovan/etc. males to be tested. With solid traditional genealogy, the science of DNA is a powerful tool...let's find out where we originated in Ireland/Europe.

Sincerely,
Jan Patrick Mongoven

Re: MONGOVEN FAMILY DNA PROJECT

2006-03-19 16:07:56Z

Hi all ~

The Irish Heritage DNA Project is another valuable site. It can be accessed at http://homepage.eircom.net/~ihdp/ihdp/ and my (Mongoven - FTDNA #51271) Y-chromosome DNA markers can be compared to others of Irish ancestry. Perhaps you can find a name that fits with your own family tree. Given the paucity of Irish records, many more of us need to get involved, in order to help solve our genealogical mysteries. Surely somebody in the U.S., UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, etc. has pictures, Bibles, notes, etc. that can help us trace our family.

Jan Patrick Mongoven

Re: MONGOVEN FAMILY DNA PROJECT

2006-03-18 16:09:25Z

Hi,

My initial 12-marker results are in and available at the Family Tree DNA website (www.familytreedna.com). My information can be located by searching for kit 51271. I have uploaded my GEDCOM information for James Mungovan (my 3rd great grandfather) and his descendants.

Locus DYS# Alleles

1 393 13
2 390 24
3 19* 14
4 391 10
5 385a 11
6 385b 15
7 426 12
8 388 12
9 439 11
10 389-1 14
11 392 13
12 389-2 30

*Also known as DYS 394

My haplogroup is R1B1. "Haplogroup R1b1 is the most common haplogroup in European populations. It is believed to have expanded throughout Europe as humans re-colonized after the last glacial maximum 10-12 thousand years ago. This lineage is also the haplogroup containing the Atlantic modal haplotype" (from the Family Tree DNA website).

In a few weeks I'll have my 37-marker test completed, which will provide much stronger linkages to a most recent common male ancestor. It will also be important as we ask the question: Was the Mungovan/Mongoven name Norman? Basque? Other??? I strongly urge any Mongoven (including variant spellings, of course) males to take part in this project.

Sincerely,
Jan Patrick Mongoven

Re: Possible Parish Origin of JAMES MUNGOVAN (Mongovan) of Ennis, Ireland & Iroquois County, Illinois

2006-03-18 00:15:27Z

Hi Jan
Glad to be able to help.
Judging by the lack of postings lately it seems that the rest of the Mungovan/Mongovan clan have either solved the puzzle of their origins and are keeping quiet or they are just resting. Lets hope the DNA project can inject some life back into things.
While it is important to share infomation via these boards they do have their limitations re exchanging copies of documents via attachments and/or personal information. I can still be contacted via my freeserve email which you should have from our exchanges of a few years ago or on this Mungovan board 13 Oct 1999 Mungovan Research.
Look foreward to hearing from you.
Chris

Re: Possible Parish Origin of JAMES MUNGOVAN (Mongovan) of Ennis, Ireland & Iroquois County, Illinois

2006-03-17 22:01:42Z

Hello, Chris ~

What a FABULOUS St. Patrick's Day gift you've given me with this information. I'm typing this at the library, but will write in much more detail to you when I can actually sit down and look at my maps in the comfort of my home. I also need to relay my DNA results to you!

Take care!
Jan Patrick Mongoven

Re: Possible Parish Origin of JAMES MUNGOVAN (Mongovan) of Ennis, Ireland & Iroquois County, Illinois

2006-03-17 00:56:32Z

Hi Jan
Have not replied until now as I wanted to go through as much of my collected notes etc as I could and take a fresh look before comparing with your most recent researches.
From my experience some information is invariably less useful than it at first appears. For example almost everyone finds that their research leads to a family from “Ennis” and then to a James Mungovan. But when you actually look in Ennis you find anyone but James.

It is clear that you have been most thorough in your investigation and I agree with your conclusion.
Furthermore I would say that Lismulbreeda is the townland they left, though not necesarilly one they might have resided in for many generations.

Lismulbreeda is about 6 miles from Ennis and is now in the parish of Clarecastle ( Killone + Clareabbey) . James and Catherine’s first son, Dennis Mongoven, married Cath Darcy. Cath’s parents were John Darcy and Ann Hayes and the parish records show that the parents of Susan Darcy, Cath’s sister who married John Mongoven, were John Darcy and Ann Hayes of Lismulbreeda.

This information came from Clare Heritage Centre in 1990 and was provided for John Thos Mongoven of Orlando who generously gave a copy to me.

While trawling through my files I found that one James Mongovan + family (7 total) from Corlea (Kilfinaghta parish 15 miles from Ennis) emigrated to Canada/America in 1840. Another James Mungovan + family (7 total) was evicted from the townland of Boulanameele in 1847.
While this information helps neither you nor me in our quest it may well help another Mungovan/Mongoven in theirs.

So to conclude for today may I wish all Mungovans a Happy St Patrick’s Day, Good Luck with your family history researches and keep keep posting the information on these boards.

Chris Mungovan

Re: Margaret Mungovan m. Joseph Duffy 1869 Iowa

2004-05-16 14:28:27Z

I did e-mail you also, which you can contact me by also. I do not have a great deal of info on the Mungovan side but imagine you could help me a lot. Joseph and Margaret were married on April 8, 1869 in Parnell. Margaret was born in Pittsburg, PA on September 29, 1851 and died February 13, 1931 in Cedar rapids, Linn County, Iowa. Children included: Michael J. Duffy, Lawrence Duffy, , Mary A, James Francis (my grandfather), Hanna, Katherine, Elizabeth, Patrick, Margaret Jane, Joseph Peter and Ellen. My line then goes on through the Duffys. fI you would like any info on them, I can send it to you. Lawrence M. and Johanna Sullivan were Margaret's parents. I only have a James and Margaret as children. But Mary sounds good to add (and anyone else you would like to contribute on) along with any info you care to share. My goal is to go back to the Irish roots of Michael and Lawrence along with the Burns family (Joseph's and Margaret's parents). That is the tricky part.

Katie

Re: Margaret Mungovan m. Joseph Duffy 1869 Iowa

2004-05-16 13:47:09Z

Hello,
I am descended from the Mungovan side. I have no information on the Duffy family. I just found out that Margaret Mungovan married Joseph Duffy. Margaret was the sister of Mary Mungovan, my line who married Michael Murphy. I would be interested in any info you have on the Mungovans.
Thank you,
Brian Rick.

Re: Margaret Mungovan m. Joseph Duffy 1869 Iowa

2004-05-16 01:16:25Z

I am the ggrandaughter of Joseph and Margaret. I have been researching the Duffy line for many years and am interested in sharing info. I have not done a great deal on the Munvogan's side, but am really intested in what you have. I may be able to find out more about Michael's (Joseph's father) arrival in the U.S going this route. Please e-mail me at above.

Katie (Duffy) LeBlanc

Re: Mungovan origins-Spanish connection

2004-04-15 06:23:22Z

I don't know if the Mungovan family has a Spanish connection or not, but dismissing it because most Mongovans are fair/red haired and blue eyed has bothered me for some time.

My family tree includes Portuguese as well as Irish and let me tell you not all Portuguese, or Spaniards for that matter, are dark. There are just as many blue eyed blonds on my Portuguese side as on my Irish Mungovan half.

It is my understanding that a constable in Clare, one Boetius Mac Clancy killed any survivor of the armada that happened to make it to shore. This being the case, a fair haired Spaniard should have had a better chance of blending in with the locals and escaping the death on the beach that awaited his more typical dark haired countrymen.

Fair haired Portuguese/Spaniards are generally from the Northern areas of those countries. This would go along with the comment about the frequent occurence of the name James in Mungovan families and St. James having originated in Northern Spain.

No proofs implied, just food for thought.

--Shelby Green

Re: Mungovan origins

2004-03-23 05:52:04Z

Re: Margaret Mungovan m. Joseph Duffy 1869 Iowa

2003-08-24 20:03:39Z

Margaret Mungovan and Joseph Duffy were my great grandparents. I have a huge tree (over 600) from Joseph and a couple of his brothers and a sister. Am still looking for more. Can we share info???

Katie (Duffy) LeBlanc

Mungovan's in Australia

2003-08-24 12:05:04Z

Greetings from Australia. Is there anyone out there with connections to the Mungovan's in Australia. My great-great grandmother was Anne Mungovan b. 1843 Ennis County Clare. Parents were James Mungovan and Anne Duffy and some known siblings Patrick (who married Susan O'Connor) and Martin (never married) My Anne, arrived in Aust in 1866 (SS Great Britain) and worked as a domestic servant. Can't locate any Irish info on Anne's parents or other brothers and sisters. I've got lots of info at the Australia end but nothing for Ireland. Can anyone help!!

Re: Mungovan Family History

2003-09-11 13:48:48Z

I viewed your posting on this website and wondered if you had any information on my great- grandfather.
Patrick J. Mungovan married to Jane Stoddard, both born in Clare.
My grandfather James Mungovan was born in Boston in 1865 and died in Belmont MA in 1951. He was married to Sarah Robertson in Boston, date unknown.
My father John Francis Mungovan was born in Boston in 1905 and married to Mary Eloise Thompson, born 1910.

Re: Mungovan Heritage

2003-07-06 00:27:27Z

Would love to hear what type of info you have on those of us special enough to be Irish and with such a great name.
My grandfather was the late Micheal Joesph Mungovan.I think I spelled his middle right.

Re: Mungovan history

2003-07-06 00:22:25Z

When you say county clair, I take it that is Irland?If so maybe you and I are cousins or something. My grandfathers parents I think it was came over during the potato famine.I think thats about the time you listed.My e-mail is jagxjs@bellsouth.net

CATHERINE MUNGOVAN/JOHN MELICAN

2003-05-02 22:36:46Z

Looking for information on Catherine Mungovan who married John Melican. They had Ellen, Thomas, Francis and Martin (not necessarily in that order)
Ellen Melican married Michael Normoyle of Kilmihill Clare 1857.
email me
JulieMWhyte@aol.com

MUNGOVAN INFORMATION

anniceo1 — 2003-09-09 06:52:27Z

I am looking for information for my son-in-law. He was born Michael Jay Mungovan to Jay Mungovan Ethel Trask on 23 Feb 1921. in
New York. He was adopted in Chicago,IL. on 16 Oct 1926.His adopted parents were James J.
McHugh. Any help will be welcome.

Re: Mungovan ? Mugavin

janealogy50 — 2003-06-19 11:39:53Z

Matthew~
Your question is a good one. Having been involved in my geneaogical search for over 3 years (I'm a relative newcomer by most standards!), I believe your family is the same as mine. I've seen the following variants in spelling, starting with my own: Mongoven, Mongovan, Mongovin, Mungovan, Mungavin, McGovern, Mogoven, Mongove, Mongroven, Mogovern, Mongvern, Mangoven, Mangovin, Mangovan, etc...I could go on and on...the US Census records are loaded with spelling variants depending on the different factors involved in census taking of the time (i.e. pronunciation by family member, spelling capability of census taker, etc.). Mugavin, coming from Ennis, County Clare, Ireland, is probably from the same family. Chris Mungovan is probably the expert in spelling variations. Have you contacted him? I wish you luck, Matthew. Sinerely, Jan Patrick Mongoven

Possible Parish Origin of JAMES MUNGOVAN (Mongovan) of Ennis, Ireland & Iroquois County, Illinois

janealogy50 — 2006-02-19 21:56:21Z

MONGOVEN FAMILY DNA PROJECT

janealogy50 — 2006-01-22 14:59:19Z

MUNGOVAN'S of Chicago, Illinois

leighhayl — 2003-11-08 03:35:32Z

Would like to speak to anyone researching Mungovan's from the area of Chicago, Illinois around 1900.

I have a Pearl Hay of Ottawa, Ontario Canada who married W. Mungovan of Chicago, Illinois in 1902 in Ottawa. The couple then left by train for Chicago, Illinois where they were to reside.

Can anyone place this Mungovan in their family......
Thanks,
Leigh....

mungovan

PeterMungovan — 2006-09-26 16:45:24Z

Shelby,
Margaret Cahill or "Margo" as we called here was a cousin of my fathers her maiden name was Mungovan. Her son Michael and his family still farm the land at Clonigulane. He might be able to help you. I will contact my aunt and see if I can get some more information.
Peter

Re: mungovan

briankeithrick — 2003-07-12 13:22:05Z

Hello,
I have an ancestor, Mary Mungovan, who was born 1841, Kilmahd Parish, County Clare, Ireland. She came to the United States and settled in Iowa, marrying Michael Murphy in 1858 in Muscatine Co., Iowa.
Any help on finding her parents is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Brian Rick.

Re: MUNGOVAN CLAN: Thomas C. Mungovan--Obituary

briankeithrick — 2003-07-12 13:22:05Z

Hello,
I have an ancestor named Mary Mungovan, born 1841, county clare, ireland. She came to America and settled in Iowa, marrying Michael Murphy in 1858.
I have no information on her parents. Do you know anything about this line.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Brian Rick.

Re: Margaret Mungovan m. Joseph Duffy 1869 Iowa

briankeithrick — 2003-07-12 13:22:05Z

Hello,
I believe that I am related to the same line as yours.
I am descended from Mary Mungovan who married Michael Murphy. Her sister was Margaret Mungovan, who I think married Joseph Duffy.
Their household (Duffy) lived next door to Martin Murphy, son of Mary Mungovan and Michael Murphy in York, Iowa Co., Iowa. Also living with Martin, was his uncle, James Mongoven. A few households down was a Lary Mongoven and Johanna Sullivan. I believe they are the parents of my Mary Mungovan, Margaret Mungovan and James Mungovan.
I had found that in Mary's will it shows that her sister is Margaret Mungovan. I have to get some more proof, but it looks like these people are siblings and their parents are correct.
What do you think, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Brian Rick.

Lawrence Mungovan/Mongoven and Johanna Sullivan

briankeithrick — 2003-07-12 13:22:05Z

Hello,
I am looking for information on Lawrence Mungovan, born 1815 County Clare, Ireland and Johanna Sullivan, born 1815 same.
Their daughter, Mary Mungovan married Michael Murphy, which is my line through their daughter Ellen Murphy who married Herman J. Rick Sr.
Any information would greatly be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Brian Rick.

Mongovan/Mungovan/Mongavin/ etc...

kgiusti639_1 — 2003-02-28 18:10:36Z

Hi:

I would love to hear from anyone with information or a connection to the following family.

Thomas Mongovan (parents Patrick Mongovan and Mary O'Dea) Born about 1820 in County Clare, Ireland he married Mary Quinlivan about 1844 in Perth County, Ontario, Canada. He died on 1- APR 1979 In North Easthope, Ontario, Canada. They had the following children all born in North Easthope, Onatario, Canada:

Michael Mongovan born 30 JUL 1846
Jane Mongovan born 2 NOV 1847
John Mongovan born 5 MAY 1849 he married Mary Lafferty on 10 AUG 1873 in Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Judith Mongovan born 29 DEC 1850
Dennis Mongovan born May 1853
Patrick Mongovan 11 JUL 1855
James Mongovan born abot 1857
Julia Mongovan born about 1858 she married Patrick Cronin on 1 MAY 1882 in Stratford, Ontario, Canada
Thomas Mongovan born about 1859 he married Mary Mahoney
Stephen Mongovan born 31 DEC 1860 he died 10 FEB 1864
Mary Mongovan born 7 SEP 1862 she died 7 FEB 1864
Stephen Mongovan born 11 NOV 1864
Martin Mongovan born 2 NOV 1867

Thank you
Kathleen

Re: Mongovan/Mungovan/Mongavin/ etc...

kgiusti639_1 — 2003-02-28 18:10:36Z

Dear David:

I am very happy to hear from you. I would love to exchange information. I looked up our common ancestors and we are 3rd cousins once removed. I have several articles on the Mongovans, but I do not believe I have the one by Father Michael. I will e-mail you directly so we can chat about the family.

Thank you for writing,
Kathleen

Re: Mongovan/Mungovan/Mongavin/ etc...

kgiusti639_1 — 2003-02-28 18:10:36Z

Hi Maeve:

It is great to hear from you too. We are third cousins, the once removed part comes into play because our great great grandmothers were sisters.....I have been doing ggenealogy for about 20 years and I have acquired quite a bit of information in that time. I have various articles on the Mungovans. I look forward to sharing information with you, please e-mail me directly. at KGiusti639@aol.com Thanks, Kathleen

Re: Mungovan origins

@@chris@mungovan.freeserve.co.uk — 2005-10-31 20:01:37Z