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Date and time: Oct 13, 1997
Name: Donald E. Ahearn
E-mail: don_ahearn@compuware.com
Country: USA
Comments:
I just looking for a head start on the Ahearn family history.
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Date and time: Sep 26, 1997
Name: Bernard Vanasse
E-mail: vanasse@webtv.net
Michael D. Barry immigrated to St. John ,NB ,Canada abt 1845 from a place called Cochree ,County Cork . Where is this location ?Date and time: Oct 13, 1997
E-mail: rbuchana@gis.net
Looking for information on Michael Bradley and his wife Catherine Ahearn of Cork Co. They had seven children, born in Liverpool England. There children Mary,born Sept. 07,1867, Michael, James, Annie, John, Paddy, and Kate immigrated to Brooklyn, New York. ThanksDate: 97-12-30
looking for town where family of Robert & Jane Bell came from in Cork. They came to USA 1846 from Liverpool with family of children.oldest being Sampson 12 at time, also daughter Ellen & Anna. Roberts brother james and Wife Carol with 3 children and older sister Margaret age 45 came also to us. my family only knows they came from somewhere in Cork. any help would be appreciated.
Stormy.
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Date and time: Sep 14, 1997
Name: Pat Rossi
E-mail: grossi@ozemail.com.au
I am researching my CALLANAN/CALNAN family from County Cork. In particular, John CALLANAN/CALNAN, the son of Michael CALLANAN/CALNAN and Mary CASEY. John was born c1840. He arrived in Australia c1867 and married Catherine CARDIFF in Melbourne in 1873. My grandfather Michael John CALLANAN was born in 1874. John CALLANAN/CALNAN died in 1875 when my grandfather was only 1 year old, hence very little is known of John. John's death was registered by Cornelius SCANNELL who identified himself as "cousin of the deceased". Research of Cornelius SCANNELL showed that his parents were Michael SCANNELL and Anastasia CALLANAN. Any clue as to the CALLANAN/CALNAN, CASEY and/or SCANNELL families in Co. Cork would be greatly appreciated.Date and time: Sep 15, 1997
Name: Gail Henry
E-mail: hhenry@esn.net
I'm trying to find the family history of Michael CONWAY. His daughter's death certificate says that he was born in County Cork. He married Mary Crawford of Lowell, Mass. and was living in Bloomington, Illinois in 1862, when his daughter Kate CONWAY was born.Date and time: Sep 16, 1997
Name: Suzanne Poirier
E-mail: spoirier@an.hp.com
In search of information on the COVENEY surname. John William Coveney b. 1872 in Cork, Ireland; m Mary F. Sullivan. Eventually immigrated to the US sometime before 1897. John's parents are Michael Coveney & Ellen. Searching for death date for John and any information on his parents Michael & Ellen.Date and time: Sep 30, 1997
Name: Paulette Morris
E-mail: StLMolly@aol.com
URL: http://members.aol.com/StLMolly/PVMINDEX.html
My great-grandfather, Timothy J. COADY, was born in Mallow, County Cork about 1846. Timothy married Ann DALY, also of County Cork. I don't know exactly when they came to the USA but in 1870 they were living in New York. They had two boys born in NY, John and James. Somewhere around 1875 they moved to St. Louis, MO. Their other children, Margaret, Mary (Molly), Elizabeth (Bessie), and William were born in MO. About that time they started spelling their last name as CODY. In 1888, Timothy was killed in an accident and Ann took her children and moved back to New York to live with family. They stayed there for about two years and then returned to St. Louis. John, James, William, and Elizabetht died young without marrying. Margaret and Mary survived and both married and had children.Date and time: Nov 29, 1997
Name: Ed Callahan
E-mail: ecallaha@star.net
Searching for any information regarding Richard Callaghan and his wife Margaret Horgan of Glandine/Glantane County Cork. Their son, Cornelius Callaghan, born in 1833, was a US Civil War Veteran who settled in Wakefield, MA and later Charlestown, MA. Thank You, Ed CallahanDate: 98-01-03 00
My great grandfather Patrick Conway said "I left Ireland the night beforethe big wind on a flat bottomed boat from Cork" he was 22 years old at the time, this is the only information I have. Relatives say he was from County Clare and another one says he was from County Dublin. His death certificate
states parents unknown. Dick CBorn:IRL.Cork.Carrigaline; Baptised:1826 Oct 1 bp.St.Johns RC.Occupation:Blacksmith of Maitland . Parents:John C. and Catherine Fitzgerald Arrived Aust.:1853 Jan15 per America. Married:1851Nov29 Carrigaline Cor IRL Spouse:Desmond, Mary dau. of Thomas(seaman) & Mary (Maher)
Children:Thomas Michael 1856 Katherine 1859 John 1852-1852 died:1913. Regards Peter Page
Date: 98-01-06
Looking for info on John Coakley, born Co. Cork or Kerry c. 1870. Leo CoakleyDate: 98-01-04
I am looking for Margaret COYNE (COINE, KOYNE), born abouat 1843 in County Cork. She immigrated to Nashville, Tennessee during the 1850-60s. She was married by 1864 (child born 4 Feb 1864). She married Michael Hanley, born 1824 in Tipperary. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Mary Nell Snoddy Nashville, TennesseeDate: 98-01-04
Looking for information on my great-grandfather, Thomas CULLINANE, I believe he was born in Clonakilty about 1803 and left for the US in the 1820's. My great-grandmothers name was Mary. I don't know if they were married in Ireland or the US. He may have had a brother named James that left Ireland at the same time or shortly later.Thanks much Jim Cullinane
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Date and time: Sep 15, 1997
E-mail: qdaly@one.net
Looking for Stephen Daly b. 1810 Dunmanway, Cork, IR., m.14 Aug 1833 Banon, Cork, IR., Mary Jago d. of Henry Jago & Amelia Swanton. Would appreciate any information you could give me on any of these people.Date and time: Sep 16, 1997
Name: Patricia Daley-Bennett
E-mail: patdaley@ttlc.net
My great grandparents Timothy Daly and Mary Buckley were married 5 Feb 1859 . Mary was from Cullen Parish. Known children: Michael born 12 Dec 1859 where ??? in Co Cork, Nora born 1862 ???, Julia b 1864 in Ahane, John b 1866 in Tureenglanahee, Ellen b 1869 in Tureenclasagh, Mary b 1870 in Boherbue, Timothy b 1873 in Boherbue. Looking for any info on this family. Michael, John and 2 sisters came to US, others remained in Co Cork. Looking for records anyone researching Daly's and addresses of churches I can write to for info. Michael is my Grandfather. He married Elizabeth Sullivan, who he met when they were both working in Cork City, in 1883. They Had one child born in Ireland, Timothy born in Liscarroll, Co Cork and that is the only record I have been able to obtain. Need all the help I can get. ThanksDate and time: Sep 29, 1997
Name: Leo Anthony Dolan
E-mail: ldolan@email.vill.edu
Searching ggf's birthplace, Peter Henderson Dolan, b ca1822 emigrated April 1852 on "The Mary Pleasants" out of Liver- pool with younger brother John b ca 1825. Peter married Mary Gilliam b 1827 IRL, and their children were James H.,Anthony Martin, Joseph F, Mary A, and John. In the US,Peter and Mary lived in Merion, PA near Phila. Mary died 1896, John 1898. Thanks for any information. Leo A. Dolan. ldolan@eamil.vill.eduDate and time: Nov 10, 1997
Name: Dennis McDonald
E-mail: DJ10456@aol.com
Looking for info on DENNIS DONOVAN born 1830. married NANCY GLEASON his first wife , upon her death he married JULIA HURLEY who was born in1847 in BANTRY BAY.Julia came to the US with her father CORNELIUS in 1858, lived in Cayuga County New York.I know Dennis Donovan came from Cork and feel he was also from Bantry Bay.Looking for any info on Dennis Donovan or Julia Hurley. Thank You.Date: 24-Jan-98
I am searching for information about the DUANE family. I have a family bible that indicates Michael J. Duane (dob sept 29, 1838) and Johannah Ellard Duane (dob Nov 5, 1838) from county of Cork, Doneraile Parish traveled to USA (boston MA area we think) sometime before March of 1865. Michael's father is believed to be David J. Duane (dob 1812). ANy and all information about the DUANE family in Ireland would be helpful. Thanks mailto:Brianduane@aol.com
Date: 30-Jan-98
From: bheitmar@innovationplace.com (
John DORGAN born abt 1816 Co. Cork, married Mary DELANEY. Had children Hannah DORGAN, Betsey DORGAN, Denis DORGAN and James DORGAN b. 1844 Co. Cork. James later went to USA via? and settled in Sibley Co. Minnesota. He married Ellen HEALY from Indiana and they had 10
children. Elizabeth(Lizzie), Hannah, Mary(Mamie), Julia, Maurice, William, Dennis, John, Charles and Margaret(Maggie)twins. The first 5 children stayed in the US, the rest came to Canada and settled in
Saskatchewan and homesteaded. James Dorgan is buried in Mora, Kanabec Co. MN, with his second wife Julia Healy Sweeney Dorgan, Ellen DORGAN is buried in Livingston, Park Co. Montana. Would like to know more about John DORGAN and Mary DELANEY in Co. Cork, and what parish they resided
in. Any information would be greatly appreciated.Date: 05-Feb-98
From: NKie105610@aol.com
Looking for a connection to Richard DALY who m. Cathrine ROYCROFT(RAYCRAFT) in 1855.in Skibbereen. Thay had one daughter that I know of Mary Ann DALY who m.William Allen HEGARTY in about 1880.Mary Ann's family first came to the USA when she was about 10 yrs old but returned to Ireland after only a year.Date: 11-Feb-98
Looking for any information on the Driscoll Family from Letter & Balldehob Townlands of County Cork. Mary Driscoll (my great grandmother) born August 21, 1845. Parents: Father- Timothy & Mother- not sure Married Richard Hodnett on February 06, 1866 at Ballydehob Chapel. Children: Thomas, Ellen, Michael (died as a infant), Richard, John, Catherine & Mary. Mary was my grandmother. The Driscoll/Hodnett family emigrated through NY to an Aunt & Uncle (Reardon) in Minnesota in 1880.
If anyone has any information no matter how small please e-mail me at Viking7305@aol.com
Sincerely, Dianne
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Date: 98-01-03
From: Ann.Coll@btinternet.com (Ann Collins)
I am currently researching the ancestors of William Ford from Cork. I know William (or his father) emigrated to USA. William had six children there - one being Henry Ford born in Dearborn,Michigan in 1863. I have no other information about William Ford and would be grateful if you
could be of assistance.Thank you. Ann Collins. Beighton,Sussex,England.
Date: 03-Feb-98
Timothy Fitzgerald b. 11 June 1830-35 Bpt Boherbue, Cork Ire. s/o Timothy Fitzgerald and Bridget Donohue, Md in Massachuetts 1860 Mary Ann Darcy b. Sept 1841 of Tipperary Ire. d/o Patrick Darcy and Mary Peters. Timothy and Mary Ann's Children wereTimothy dy, Andrew ,Walter, William Patrick, and John James my grandfather. Timothy and Mary came out to California by 1870 where he was a miner. Any info on any of the above will be greatly appreciated. Will exchange by
email gbrothers@c-zone.net or snail mail Glenda Brothers, 8853 Kibbe RD., Marysville, CA 95901
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Date and time: Sep 14, 1997
Name: Virginia Green
E-mail: vgreen@synapse.net
Looking for information re parents and siblings of Philip Green b.1802 Co. Cork, d.Apr.4 1890 in Renfrew Co. Ontario, Canada. married abt 1828 Hanorah McCarthy b.1812 Co. Cork, died Renfrew Co. Ontario May 31 1890.T he only information known about them in Cork is that they came from Mallow, or Barony of Duhallow.They had the following children in Huntley Twp. Carleton Co.ON John b.1829: Philip b.1834:Mary b 1836: Micheal b.1839: Christopher b. 1840: George b.1846Date and time: Oct 6, 1997
Name: Robynne Joyce
E-mail: rdurie@ozemail.com.au
Looking for relatives of John Joyce and Ann Good, married in County Cork, probably Bandon, 1800+, migrated to Melbourne Australia with 7 children from 1840's.Date and time: Nov 26, 1997
Name: Jim Good
E-mail: jim_good@msn.com
I'm tracing the Goods in Co.Cork. Interested in Thomas Good of Castlenalact (1796-1880) and brother John (1802-1873) who went to Bathurst NB,Canada. Michael of Ballinacurra (1801-1887) also of interest. Anybody racing the Goods?
Date: 98-01-07
Happy New Year Ireland! I'm trying to find information on my ancestors from County Cork.
Ggg-grandfather William Godsill married Mary Riley who had a son Patrick Henry Godsill
Gg-grandfather Patrick Henry Godsill b. 3-14-1847 in Parish of Aghada d. 10-27-1914 married
9-9-1869 to Frances (Fanny) Cratty b. 5-13-1853 in Parish of Cloyne (her parents were John Cratty Sr. (1824-1866) & Mary Stack (1826-1883) all of County Cork. John Cratty is buried in St. Joseph Cemetery, Galesburg, IL
Their children:
William Henry Godsil b.7/23/1870 d. 10/25/1942
John Godsil b. 10-10-1871 d. 8-11-1872
Maurice Vincent Godsil b. 12-26-1872 d. 10-06-1951
James C. Godsil b. 10-07-1874 d. 5-19-1961
John D. Godsil b. 6-19-1876 d. 8-11-1885
Frank Patrick Godsil b. 3-28-1878 d. 10-7-1960 (my g-grandfather)
Thomas H. Godsil b. 2/24/1880 d. 5/2/1925
Mary A. Godsil b. 10/13/1881 d. 7/31/1946
Hannah T. Godsil b. 9/1/1883 d. ?
Frances A. Godsil b. 9/24/1885 d. ?
Helen J. Godsil b. 12/19/1889 d. ?
David Joseph Godsil b. 1/30/1892 d. 1/13/197?
G-grandfather Frank Patrick Godsil married Ester Mary Seiboldt (1884-1911)
buried: Westfall Cemetery in Knoxville, IL; Their children: *Richard Albert Godsil b. 8/24/1902 d. 10/11/1965 buried: Estherville, IA; Mary Theresa Godsil b. 1909 d. 1948; Esther Godsil;Frances Godsil
Virginia Godsil; Raymond (Swanee) Godsil b.1921 d. 1981 buried: Knoxville, IL; g-father Richard Albert Godsil married Ruth Jane Crow (11/11/1908 - 2/26/1995) in Feb 1927.
If you have any leads with the Godsil or Godsill or Crow or Cratty surnames please be in touch.
Thank you. Richard
Date: 07-Feb-98
From: fee@gte.net (JEFFREY AND GINGER)
GIHOULI/MORGAN I am looking for great great grandmother who was born in County Cork, Ireland. She married a Michael Morgan( not sure if they married in Cork) Her father was a constable in Cork. They were supposedly a well to do family, but I cannot find much info on name GILHOOLY, GIHOOLY, GILHOLE, or GILLHOOLI.
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Date and time: Sep 29, 1997
Name: Dianne Hedervare
E-mail: ijustexist@aol.com
HODNETT/DRISCOLL Family Information wanted. Richard Hodnett birth : Sept 10, 1845 Mary Driscoll birth: Aug 21, 1845 Married in Balleydehob Chapel ( Skull/ West Schull ) Feb 06, 1866 Children: Thomas b: 1865 Ellen b: 1867 Richard b: 1871 John b: 1872 Catherine b: 1875 Mary b: 1878 Richard and family emigrated to the US in 1880, joining his Aunt and Uncle Corn. Reardon. Mary died within the year in child birth Mary's father's name was Timothy. Richard's father's name was Thomas Any help on these two families would be greatly appreciated Sincerely, Dianne Minnesota, USADate and time: Oct 6, 1997
Name: Andrew Harnett
E-mail: aharnett@njbf.com
URL: http://www.njbf.com
Ancestors arrived in New York City, USA from County Cork, Ireland in late 1920's. Original spelling of last name was HARNET Do not know much beyond that.Date and time: Nov 6, 1997
Name: Mickie
E-mail: mparr@mwt.net
I am searching for any information on the parents, brother or sisters of Jeremiah HURLEY born between 1799 and 1802 Co. Cork married Margaret SULLIVAN born 1810 probably Co. Cork, their three sons, John born 21 Apr 1839; James born 4 Feb 1841 and Jeremiah E. born 15 Apr 1843 were all born Townland of Kilcoe, County Cork, Ireland. If there were other childrne am unaware. Jeremiah Sr. left Kilcoe arriving the Port of New York, Dec 1851, his family follwed arriving Port of New York Jun 1854. I have all the descendants from Jeremiah and Margaret (SULLIVAN) HURLEY but would love to find information about parents of and brothers and sister if any of these two ancestors. There were no Hurley's left in Kilcoe in 1986 when I was visited, often wondered if more than one came to U.S. Any info appreciated. Thanks MickieDate and time: Nov 9, 1997
Name: Kevin .O' Brien
E-mail: UaBriain@aol.com
Jeremiah Harrington and Ann Lyons of Dunmanway, Co. Cork had two sons Timothy b. 1818 and James. Both sons immigrated to Canada on 6 June 1840. Would like to meet people interested in this family.Date and time: Nov 9, 1997
Name: Alba Dunlop
E-mail: adunlop@ilap.com
My great grand father John Winter Hooper was a teacher of religion. I have reason to believe that he was born in Cork, Ireland. He left Ireland for Jamaica, W. I. probably in the late 1840's early 1850. He married Rosina Calnek in Jamaica.His children were Frederick, John, William, Maurice, Henrietta & Eva Cecile. I was told that the Hooper family came from a place called Beal na Bla in Cork. Any help would be appreciated.Date and time: Nov 28, 1997
Name: Jack Huldie
E-mail: jdhuldie@pop3.frontiernet.net
HULDIE: I am looking for any information on Thomas HULDIE who was married to Ellen O"Brien in Cork/Ross in 1830. He was a ship captain and supposedly died at sea before 1872. He had a seaman's ticket issued in Cork on 19 APR 1848. He had three children, Joseph, Robert, and Marguerete born in Cork.Date and time: Dec 6, 1997
Name: Phil Compeau
E-mail: kcompeau@imcnet.net
HOURIHAN My great-grandfather was Jeremiah HOURIHAN. He was born abt. 1842 in Dunmanway, Co. Cork, Ireland. His father was Alexander HOURIHAN, born about 1802, and married to Ellen CROWLEY. Alexanders' mother may have been a CUNNINGHAM. I would appreciate any information anyone could send me.Date and time: Dec 10, 1997
Name: Sandy Rodriguez
E-mail: ladyrod@satcom.net
URL: http://www.satcom.net/ladyrod
HARRINGTON, Daniel born around 1790-1800 in Bantry Bay at the Parish of Durrus and supposedly died somewhere in the eastern US around 1870-1875. He had at least four children. One son, Mark HARRINGTON, was born around 1822-23. Mark emigrated to the US around 1838 with Margaret SULLIVAN and her family. Mark and Margaret married in either Bennington or Binghampton, NY. They later moved to Iowa. Michael HARRINGTON remained in Ireland and married Margaret SULLIVAN's sister. Looking for the name of Daniel HARRINGTON's wife and the other children. Also, trying to find out where Daniel is buried.Date: 21-Jan-98
My name is Karen Barnard. I am researching the family of Jeremiah HARRINGTON of County Cork. He married Margaret ??. She was born ca. 1799, Berehaven, County Cork. She died 1887 Jo Daviess Co,
IL and was buried across the state line in Lafayette Co, WI. Their known children were Catherine
b. 1832 Co. Cork, m. John Sullivan, 1854 Providence RI; Jeremiah, b. 1834 Co Cork, m. Mary Burns
1859 WI; Timothy, b. 1841 Co. Cork, m. Mary Brown 1861 WI; Margaret, b. 1848, m. James Morris 1872 WI; Patrick, m.1. Eliza Sullivan, m.2. Mary McCarty 1874 WI. From: ryanb1@ix.netcom.comDate: 98-01-04
I am searching for information on relatives last known to reside in Cork City.Patrick Hogan and wife "M." possibly Marie, were living at 195 Barrackton, Cork City from before 1923 and after 1927. Patrick was born in 1867 at Nenagh, Co. Tipperary. In 1927 he would have been around 60 and probably retired. I know of 3 children, Lilly/Lily, born Sept.1897, a daughter born about 1902 and a son, Thomas born about 1907. The last 2 ages are estimated from a wedding picture of Lilly Hogan and a Sgt. E. Fallon, who were married in Dec. 1917. By 1927 they had 2 sons & 2 daughters living and 2 daughters deceased and Lilly was living with her parents while her husband was in Iraq. I am hoping that there are "City Directories" in Cork Library similar to those in the U.S. If so, the Cork City Dir. should show when Patrick & family became residents of Cork and when they either removed from Cork or died there. You may have other means of solving my problem. Whatever assistance you may be able to provide will be greatly appreciated.Sincerely, Ed PhelpsDate: 05-Feb-98
From: mailto:NKie105610@aol.com
Looking for a connection to William HEGARTY,m.Frances ALLEN in Parish Kilmoe,Co Cork,1848. They had one son that I know of,William Allen HEGARTY who married Mary Ann DALY in about 1880.William Allen and Mary Ann left Ireland headed for Australia but they missed the boat and ended up in Brooklyn,NY.
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Date: 02-Feb-98 6:31:57 PM Eastern Standard Time
Looking for any information about Christopher Irwin who married Catherine Jones. They had 4 children Richard, David, Anna and Robert. Richard my Great,great grandfather was from Co. Cork and was born in 1844. The chrildren arrived in the US around 1861-62. Any information about the family would be helpful esp. about Christopher and Catherine. Jsanzz@aol.com
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Date and time: Oct 5, 1997
Name: Michael Kiley
E-mail: dkiley@bellatlantic.net
Sometime between 1800 and 1840 my great great Grandfather left Ireland for America. His name so far as I know was Nicholas Kiley. I have no other record other than the name of his wife which was Mary Barrett. I would like to know what ship he came over on. I also realize that Kiley can be spelled numerous ways. Kieley, keiley, kighley, kyley. Or maybe even Keeley or someone may have mispelled it and Kiley could very easily look like Riley.Date and time: Oct 24, 1997
Name: Kathi White
E-mail: Frombufalo@aol.com
Paul Kingston married Mary Kelly 2, Feb 1834 in The Meenies, Drimoleague, Cork. Children Mary 1835, Sam 1836,Jane b. 1841, Richard b. 1844, John b 1839 married Julia Holloran 22, Jul 1863 in Drimoleague. John immigrated to Canada prior to 1864 where his son John was born in 1864. Any connections anyone?! Kathi White 10/97Date and time: Oct 30, 1997:
Name: Rick Fox
E-mail: rick.fox@mci.com
Looking for the family of Ann KEANE, born about 1834 in Cork County, Ireland. She emmigrated to Canada between 1834 and 1854 with her parents. Our family oral history says that her parents were John KEANE and Bridget McKENNEDY who both died on the ship to North America. Ann later married Jules Tardiff on 18 Sept 1854 in Rimouski, Quebec. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.Date and time: Oct 31, 1997
Name: Joseph E. Kaley
E-mail: joedkaley@juno.com
URL: http://www.datasync.com/~joekaley
Looking for info on James KALEY, left County Cork during the famine for Ontario, Canada, later moved to Leelanau County Michigan.Date and time: Nov 30, 1997
Name: Ann M Elam
E-mail: annm@juno.com
Looking for information on Thomas Kane born in 1832 in County Cork, Ireland. He married Hanora Simmons ? and they came to the US in the 1850's and settled in Pennsylvania. No further information on Thomas Kane.Date: 98-01-02
From: Charles H. Clarke
My gggrandmother Julia Knowles was born in County Cork in 1836. Her parents names are
James Knowles and Winnifred English. I would appreciate any information or advice.
Thanks, Charles Clarke
Date: 10-Feb-98
I am looking for any information on the family of James Kenefick who immigrated to Lynn, Massachusetts from Cork about 1889. With him was his wife Mary McAuliffe Kenefick and
possibly 4 children. They were: Esther, James Augustus, Thomas & Elizabeth. There was suppose to be actually 10 or 11 children but only 4 came to the U.S. James was born about December 15, 1831 & died in Lynn on March 17, 1914. Mary was born about January 1835 & died in Lynn November 11, 1910. I would appreciate any information on this family. Thank You Patricia Kenefick Lane U.S.A.
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Date and time: Oct 17, 1997
Name: Suzanne Lisson
E-mail: splisson@atcon.com
LISSON/KINGSTON/WISEMAN/LANE/BURCHILL/GOODE - John LISSON b. ca 1757 Bandon, Cork m. 1787 Elizabeth KINGSTON in Ch. of Ire., Bandon. They had children ; Richard m. Margaret WISEMAN (to Penn. USA), Elizabeth m. Walter LANE (he d. 1834 in Bandon, she remarried to John REILEY , imm. to Saint John,New Brunswick, Canada 1839), Christopher m. Susannah GOODE ( he d. young man in Bandon- did she remarry?), Thomas m. Mary BURCHILL (to Saint John , NB, Canada 1842),John m. Sarah BURCHILL (sis. of Mary - to Saint John, 1842) , Robert (d.n.m. - to Saint John 1842), Sarah & Fanny (no further info - died young?) Welcome ANY info.Date and time: Nov 24, 1997
Name: Edward G. Looney
E-mail: EGLooney@Airmail.Net
URL: http://Members.AOL.Com/jsully7
Looking for LOONEY. Don't have facts, just family tradition. Traditional Origin of name: Looneys descended from the name Milesius, the King of Spain. The founder of his family was Ollolar Olium, King of Munster A.D. 177 and daughter of Con of Hundred Battles King of Ireland, A.D. 148. The ancient name was Loinghes. The clan was located in the County where Cork is now situated. Also the O'Looneys were chiefs of Munster a district knows as Mans tir Loney Mountains in County Tyrone Northern Ireland. The Looneys were Lords of Civel Moen in that district.The tribes were also in County Antrim. Near East Coast of Ireland on a clear day you could see the Isle of Man sitting like a pearl out on Irish Sea. There was an immigration to Isle of Man as early as 950 A.D. at which time the Looney names are on tax books. They lived in various parts of Northern & Eastern Ireland and the old Looney home still stand, is owned by descendants, is 3 miles south of Ramsay and is known as the "Ballagilley Farm". Note; as in North Ireland the name is still called O'Looney. If you have any information on (or interest in) this family, please see our homepage at The Looney Family HomePage.
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Date and time: Sep 14, 1997
Name: Chris Foisy
E-mail: cfoisy@autoroute.net
URL: http://opus.autoroute.net/~cfoisy
I am looking for information on the following people: Michael MOUNTAIN was born 1831, in County Cork, Ireland. His parents are presently unknown. He married Mary BOWLER 4 Jun 1855, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Mary BOWLER was christened 19 January 1834 in Clahane, Ventry, County Kerry, Ireland, the daughter of John BOWLER and Julia (Jude) SULLIVAN. They had 6 children: Patrick R. MOUNTAIN, born 1858, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. David MOUNTAIN, born Jun 1860, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Ellen MOUNTAIN, born Mar 1862, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Johanna MOUNTAIN, born 1864, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. John F. MOUNTAIN, born 1866, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Michael MOUNTAIN, born 1867, died 9 Jan 1943. I would be interested in contacting anyone with an interest in the surname MOUNTAIN. Any help is appreciated. mailto:cfoisy@autoroute.netDate and time: Sep 15, 1997
E-mail: paulk@thehub.com.au
Looking for any info on the MACK surname in Cork Ireland. Have Margaret MACK (maiden name and spouse unknown) b. c. 1821 and her son Heremiah MACK b.c. 1859Date and time: Sep 16, 1997
Name: Leila Mayberry
E-mail: lbmaybe@mindspring.com
My grandfather, Daniel Joseph McCarthy, emigrated to US @ 1905. He entered first at NYC then on to Boston area to be with relatives. He married in 1914 and raised his family in Brighton, Newton and Newton Center,Massachusetts. Both his parents are McCarthys, so, I'm researching the following two McCarthy lines: Timothy Dennis McCarthy, son of Charles McCarthy & wife, Mary O'Sullivan, was born 1821 at Coolboy, Caheragh, Cork,Ireland. Although there were other McCarthys in this area, he was the first of his line at Barnagowlane. This is not the village of same name but their homeplace which is located near Abbetstrowery and Skibbereen in Caheragh, Cork. Timothy Dennis McCarthy married Ainne' (Anne) Leonard and they inherited Barnagopwlane from her family who had resided there several generations. The Leonards all migrated to US or Reengaroa (sic) or died. Florence McCarthy, son of Timothy and Ainne', was born 12 Mar.1850 at Barnagowlane and died there 23 June 1935. He married Ellen McCarthy 12 Feb. 1881 at Killeenbeg, Skibbereen, Cork. She is the daughter of Cornelius McCarthy and wife, Mary Collins. Ellen was born 17 Feb. 1854 at Lissane and died 24 June 1940 at Barnagowlane. Cornelius was born @1822 at lissane, Drimoleague, Cork, Ireland and died 5 Jan. 1880 at Skibbereen. ( At least, I think this is his death date & place. Problem is this man was a shopkeeper while mine was a farmer.) Mary Collins was born @1826 Ireland. I am having difficulty accessing records. I am simultaneously to far back and not far enough back and am stuck in that black period of missing or destroyed records. Advice or assistance of any kind is sought and deeply appreciated. Thank you, Leila McCarthy Mayberry.Date and time: Sep 17, 1997
Name: Tim Murnane
E-mail: tfmurnane@juno.com
URL: http://www.murnane.org
I have traced back to Owen Murnane who married Johanna McCarthy in 1857. They resided in Gortatagart, Colomane West( Cullomane), Bantry. The Catholic and Civil parish of Caheragh. Other West Cork names include Lucey, Duggan, Sullivan, O'Shea and Collins.Date and time: Sep 17, 1997
Name: Leila Mayberry
E-mail: lbmaybe@mindspring.com
My grandparents are Daniel Joseph McCarthy, of Barnagowlane,Cork, and Catherine Theresa O'Connor. She emigrated as a 17 year old girl to Massachusetts where she married (1914)and raised her family. She is the daughter of Edward O'Connor and Elizabeth O'Mahoney who married 1885 in Co.Cork. Edward was born 1861,Co. Cork, and died 27 Jan.1925 at Kilmore, Bandon, Cork. Elizabeth O'Mahoney was born 1864 at Castletown, Co. Cork, and died 1938 at Kilmore, Bandon, Cork. Edward is the son of Dennis O'Connor and Catharine Kelleher. I know very little about them. Dennis may have died 1883 at a place something as Dunerabee ( record hard to decipher ) and his wife was still living. Edward and family are enumerated in 1901 census in S.E.Cork,Bandon,Brinny, Kilmore, Kinalmeaky, Bandon. ( Castletown is actually Castletown Kinneigh) Elizabeth is the daughter of Andrew O'Mahoney and Mary O'Leary who married @ 1860. He was born 1825 in Co.Cork and died there in 1917. She was born @ 1830 Co.Cork or Kerry and died 1905 in Co.Cork. I know very little about them. I will appreciate forever any advice or assistance in finding more of my family. Thank you. Leila McCarthy Mayberry ( lbmaybe@mindspring.com )Date and time: Sep 17, 1997
Name: Irene Horner
E-mail: nhorner@intellex.com
I am looking for information about Peter J. Murphy b. April 1858 in Drishanebeg a district outside of Skibbereen. Peter's parents were Jeremiah Murphy and Catherine Shea. Mary Shea and Jeremiah Collins were listed as his sponsore on his Baptismal Certificate. Peter immigrated to Philadelphia, Pa. in 1882. Peter had one brother named Patrick who stayed at the family farm in Drishanebeg. I have also found a sister named Catherine. I have been told that Peter had four brothers who immigrated with him but I have been unbable to find them. Any information on this family would be very helpful. Thank You.Date and time: Oct 14, 1997
Name: Tracy Miller
E-mail: levitt8@pacbell.net
URL: http://www.pacbell.net
Trying to find out about Edward Murphy, born approx. 1832 in Munster, Ireland. He was married to Mary Shannon. Immigrated to Virginia around 1860.Date and time: Oct 21, 1997
Name: Leila Mayberry
E-mail: lbmaybe@mindspring.com
Thanks to those who answered my last query. Now I can find the book. I received some new info on my McCarthys yeaterday. First "new" info in a very long time. Does anyone else relate to these persons. Ellen McCarthy, my greatgrandmother, was born at Lissane Upper and baptised 27 Dec 1854. She married Florence McCarthy 12 Feb 1881 at Killeenleigh, Caheragh, Cork, Ireland. ( Always thought it was Killeenbagh but it is Killeenleigh.) Ellen is the daughter of Cornelius McCarthy and Mary Collins and their other children are: Andrew,1856; Jane,1858; Mary,1860; Dan,1862; Mary,1863; and, Con ( Cornelius),1866. All born at Lissane Upper. Would like to find others researching this family or area. Thanks, LeilaDate and time: Oct 25, 1997
Name: Cathy Rossing
E-mail: cathyro@juno.com
Ggrandfather, William Mc Auliff came from CORK according to family. He was 18 in 1861 and lived in Chicago. Have only ancedotal that he came to USA with father. Not much info further than that. Father's name was possibly William also. Family likes that name. Thanks for any direction.Date and time: Nov 5, 1997
E-mail: adriana_mcmullen@hotmail.com
I looking for information as to the McMullen family, relatives of Joseph McMullen born 1884, left County Cork at 15 years of age on his own to Canada on a cattle freighter around 1898. This is a big shot in the dark. If you can help me please do so. If not thanks anyway.Date and time: Nov 5, 1997
Name: Adriana McMullen
E-mail: adriana_mcmullen@hotmail.com
I looking for information about the McMullen family, Irish relatives of Joseph McMullen born 1884, left County Cork at 15 years of age on his own to Canada on a cattle freighter around 1898. He served in the Boer War, survived a lance/spear wound and returned to Canada. He also served in WW1 and then took a position as a train engineer with either CPR or CNR railways (unsure). He married Matilda MacTavish a 2nd generation Canadian Scots, This is a big shot in the dark. Joseph McmUllen was my grandfather and passed away in 1963, he was a temperamental person and quick to anger. Note: my e-mail address has an underscore where it looks like a space. If you can help me please do so. If not thanks anyway.Date and time: Nov 23, 1997
Name: John V. Beck
E-mail: jbeck@kiva.net
'Searcing for information about the family of my great, great-grandfather: his gravestone (in Johnson Co., Iowa) reads: Patrick Mulcahy. Native of the parish of shanballa, the co. of Cork, Ireland, died Mar. 26, 1865 aged 76 years (therefor b. ca. 1788-89). His first wife was Nellie NOONAN and his second/last was Mary E. Montgomery. Thanks for ANY help, John V. Beck, 906D Maxwell Terrace, Bloomington IN 47401-5266 USADate and time: Dec 1, 1997:
Name: Cliff McCarthy
E-mail: camcca@compuserve.com
Seek info on family of Roger Bernard Macarthy, son of Charles MacCarthy of Co. Cork and Catherine Bernard of Palace Anne near Bandon. Roger emigrated to Savannah, GA, USA in 1798. He was most likely born and married near Bandon prior to leaving.Date and time: Dec 7, 1997:
Name: Elizabeth McLean
E-mail: mcleanes@aol.com
QUIRK, Thomas b. 1848 son of Ann. Thomas immigrated to Ashland Township PA in 1866 married Kate in 1879 children: John, Thomas, Mary, Leonard, James, William and my grandmother Ann Marie.Date: 08-Jan-98
Researching my g-g-grandfather Daniel McCARTHY bo ca 1820 m Catherine O'NEILL bo ca 1827; 12 children born at Gortagenerick townland, east of Castletownbere, last child Honora bo Michigan
1870. In 1864 the McCarthys immigrated to Houghton County, MI. They married Meade, Mahoney, Sullivan, O'Sullivan, Hayes, Doyle and Smith and lived in the Iron Range of MI/MN, Tower
and Virginia City, MN; Butte, MT; Leadville, CO, and other mining areas of the western US. Would like to hear from anyone researching McCarthys and/or Berehaven area.
KathleenDate: 98-01-03
From: Tmac269@aol.com
We are looking forward to a trip to Ireland in April to further our genealogy efforts. We will be visiting county Cork to look for traces of Mary O'Connor, (Mother- Mary O'Connor ne O'Connor and father Cornelius O'Connor) born April 30, 1878 in Knocknacurra Boherbue who married David Bohan, born April 27, 1878 also in County Cork. They immigrated to Illinois where they had 5 children (Catherine, Theresa <Block>, Molly <Moran>, Neil and Rita <LeFager>). I am a child of Catherine. On the McMahon side we have Thomas McMahon, born in Mendota Il. 1-5-1866 who was the son of Mathew and Susie Reardon both of whom were born in Ireland. We are researching Mathew but currently know little of him other than his residing in Mendota Illinois at the time of his son, Thomas' birth. Thomas married Josephine Donahue and they had 10 children: Ralph, Frank, George ("Lefty"), Earl, Mae <Kelly>, Kathryn <Roll>, Zeda, Patricia <Williams>, Marqueritte <Schreiner> + an unknown child. Any information, suggestions or inquiries gladly considered. Tom and Susan McMahon
Date: 98-01-05
As far as I know I only have one ancestor that is from County Cork. Her name is Honora Mulvihill. I don't have very much on her. I would appreciate any help that anyone could give me. She came to the United States in 1869 or before. She supposedly traveled with her brother. She was born in 1842
in Ballina, Ireland. She married a man named Michael Sullivan in 1869 in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Michael died and she married my Ggrandfather, William Kelly. SueDate: 01-Feb-98
David McDONALD, b. 1846, said to be son of Jeremiah McDONALD, a farmer, came to US 1859. A brother, Patrick, went to Ebbw Vale, Monmouthshire, Wales by 1855, when he married Margaret DINEEN, a native of County Cork, also. David may have had two other brothers, Christopher and Thomas, who came to Illinois, settling in Joliet, southwest of Chicago, by 1890. David is my great-great-grandfather and namesake.
Rev. David McDonald Poof1852@juno.com or Strude@aol.comDate: 03-Feb-98
Just interested to know if any Magners are on line in Cork. My GGreatgrandfather John Magner 1802-1884, born & died in Rockmills, Kildorrery, Cork. He was married to Elizabeth Sweeney July 1859, but I am not sure where Elizabeth was from in Ireland. They had at least two sons Thomas born : Ballyguyroe North, County Cork. 19 may 1860 he came to the USA 1860, married Bridget Murphy first daughter of John & Mary Murphy born in Doneraile Feb. 1862, IMM. 1880. Michael born 1863 1911, Rockmills, Kildorrery also came to the USA. We beleive that there were more children (Courtny, Ellen, etc.)but have been unable to find them. We are trying to connect the family history. Not to worry I am not planing a trip. Jim Magner
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/g/Jim-E-Magner/index.htmlDate: 05-Feb-98
From: src0fs03.breeder@state.ut.us
All of these families are from County Cork Ireland according to a land dispute in the court records of Abbeville, South Carolina. I'm looking for the parents of Victor Matthews born about 1730 in County Cork, Ireland. He was listed in the 1762 tax list of York Co., Pennsylvania as a single man. Sometime before or during the Revolutionary War he moved to Abbeville South Carolina and served in
the militia as a horseman. Please contact Brenda Stewart-Reeder
Date: 11-Feb-98
Am researching my ancestors William MALLOY and Anna QUIRK Malloy who emigrated to New Brunswick, Canada before 1847; they were both born in Lismore, County Cork, but had a daughter born in 1829 in County Cork named Faithful who went with them to Canada. Would appreciate any
information. Thank you, cyndy
Subj: Patrick Noonan
Date: 98-01-05 12:15:14 EST
From: Lazyardis@aol.com
Patrick Noonan was in America by 1789. Thought to have come from Cork. Sons names were John and James. Died in Kentucky. Nothing known about his life before 1789.
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Date and time: Sep 15, 1997
Name: Bud Jamison
E-mail: budscan@juno.com
Looking for info on Mary O'Rourke, emmigrated from Ireland (probably Cobh) in 1873, to New York. She was 25 when she left Ireland, and may have been from Bantry or close. Have info on her and relatives in U.S., she was my GGrandmother.Date and time: Sep 15, 1997
Name: Jim O'Neil
E-mail: Niall 3rd@aol.com
Searching for info regarding my g- grandfather and his family. Patrick O'Neil b.10 Sep 1845. Father was John, mother Hannah Hays. Patrick arrived Boston aboard Propantis out of Liverpool 4 Jul 1865. Any help will be appreciated.Date and time: Sep 18, 1997
Name: Leila Mayberry
E-mail: lbmaybe@mindspring.com
I neglected to include Catherine Theresa O'Connor's birth information in my previous query. She was born 10 Jan. 1886 at Kilmore, Bandon, Cork, Ireland. Sorry. Leila MayberryDate and time: Sep 27, 1997
Name: Robert Hayward O'Neill
E-mail: katalin.mark@mbox301.swipnet.se
John Edward O'Neill, from County Cork, moved to America around 1900. His only son John Joseph O'Neill was born around 1923 of Catherine O'Neill, maiden name Coughlin from Ballymahon in Longford. John Joseph O'Neill has three children Robert, William Emmett, and Jean Christine. Do you have any information about John Edward? Or can you point me in the right direction? Respectfully yours, Robert O'Neill.Date and time: Oct 19, 1997
Name: Tom Jansa
E-mail: tjansa@ideasign.com
I am interested in the O'RIELLY surname. John O'RIELLY was born in County Cork in or around 1840. He was the son of Patrick O'RIELLY and Mary SKANLON. John married Catherine MURRAY, born 1842. The first known location in North America is in Ontario, Canada and some descendants ended up in South Dakota. Any information on the O'RIELLY, SKANLON or MURRAY lines in our family tree.Date and time: Oct 26, 1997
Name: Trevor Mitchell
E-mail: Fatboy@t130.aone.au
Want ancestry of Bridget O'Hara born County Cork circa 1875-1885 migrated to Australia when she was 16. Lived in Texas, Queensland. Married Charles White.Date and time: Nov 23, 1997
Name: Robin Gatson
E-mail: rgatson@goin.missouri.org
Am looking for any info on my g-g-grandmother, Bridget O' MARA. She was born Feb. 1869, in Queenstown Tipperary, County Cork. Her parents were William O'MARA and Ellen DANIELS. (No other info on parents) She immigrated to the U.S. 1883. She married Francis Marion KESTER abt. 1884 in Kentucky. They had 5 children all born in K. C. Mo.: Francis Marion Kester, Jr. b: Feb. 6, 1886-- Mary Ann b: Dec. 25, 1889--Martha b: Dec. 23, 1892--Margaret Mary b: June 5, 1897--Helen Ruby b: Oct. 9, 1900. I know nothing of Bridgets' parents or siblings.Date: 08-Jan-98
Researching the family of my g-grandfather John Joseph O'REILLY whom immigrated to US 1854 aged twelve with his parents John Eugene O'Reilly and Mary Dillon. Lived in Brooklyn until 1870
and married Mary BYRNE bo 1832 at Bawnemore, Kilkenny. 1870 they went to Gold Hill, NV and eventually settled at Butte, MT. The O'REILLY men were blacksmiths/coopers for several generations.
Kathleen
Date: 98-01-03
I am trying to trace my maternal grandfathers family and I was wondering if you could help me. This is what I know: Eugene Okeefe married Johanna Desmond on December 20, 1874 in the Parish of
Kilmurray County Cork. They had 8 children: 1. Daniel, my grandfather, born February 1878 in County Cork. Immigrated to USA around 1903 or 1906 and married Margaret Sherwood. 2. Dennis born January 1886 married Molly Forde and had 4 children: A) Ann married an OLeary and had a son Timothy Finbar and a daughter born March 20, 1954 B) Neil died about 1977 C) Eugene went to England and married and had a son born in March 1952 died in England D) Joseph 3. Hugh born February 1894 married Hannah Crowley May 1, 1920 and had 3 children A) Eugene who was married on October 10, 1952 B) Joan C) Peggy 4. Margaret born December 1888 married James Clarke and had 1 daughter moved to England, last known address was 6 Leeks Avenue Manor Estate Horbury NR Wakefield Yorkshire England A) Mary 5. Anna born May 1881 immigrated to USA and married Jack Sherwood 6. Catherine born June 1875 immigrated to USA and married Patrick O'Connor 7. Lizzie born July 1891 married Stephen Newman either in England or they moved to England and had 3 children
A) Dennis B) Girl C) Girl 8. Cornelius born June 1896 If any of this sounds familiar or you can help in any way, I would appreciate it. Have a great day Peggyjayne New Jersey, USA
Date: 31-Jan-98
From: eok@bc.sympatico.ca (Eileen Guiliani)
I am researching Michael O'KEEFE (1783-1864) from Kilworth, Co. Cork. He left Ireland for Canada in 1819.He married Esther DEMERS and had 10 children. In 1829 he stated that he had 2 first cousins Patrick O'KEEFE and John KILLAHUE who were known to Lord DEVESEY.These cousins may also
have immigrated to Canada. Michael later settled in Carleton County, Ontario.Date: 10-Feb-98
From: coneill@cce.cornell.edu (Charles R. O'Neill, Jr.)
I am seeking info on my ggfather, John Joseph O'Neill, b. Cork circa 1843. I do not have a mother or father name. Emigrated to US, NY area. Married Margaret (in US, I believe), children included Eugene & Frank. Any help would be appreciated. -- Chuck
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Date and time: Nov 3, 1997
Name: Jeana Gallagher
E-mail: rjus@mychoice.net
Information on George Holmes POMEROY, poss spelt PUMROY b 1709 Pallas Co Cork, Ireland. Married Margaret ?, Came to the USA some time before 1730 and lived in Roxbury, PA. Thanks for any help.
Q
Date: 08-Feb-98
From: wildventures@adweb.net (Bob & Tammy)
QUINON, WILLIAMS, LOVELL -- Eugene QUINON, Sr. m. MARY LOVELL in 1816, Bandon. Eugene QUINON, Jr. m. Eliza WILLIAMS in 1836, Bandon. Tammy - wildventures@adweb.net
http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/w/i/l/Tammy-Wild/
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Date and time: Sep 15, 1997
Name: Georgina Gaddis
E-mail: dgaddis@ne.infi.net
Looking for information on my gg-grandparents, Daniel and Ellen (Creedon) Reardon. I know they had a son named James Thomas (b. 10 Mar 1874 in Co. Cork) he came to the US c1895 with his wife, Annie E. McMurray. My father knows that a brother and sister came with him, names may be: William and Margaret, and that 2 other siblings stayed behind in Ireland. James and Annie settled in the Braintree/Quincy area in Massachusetts. They in turn had 3 sons and 4 daughters. Any information on Daniel and Ellen would be greatly appreicated. Thank you.Date and time: Sep 26, 1997
Name: Ed Rodley ;E-mail: erodley@tiac.net .Anybody out there have any RADLEYs in their files?Date and time: Nov 1, 1997
E-mail: seson@northernnet.com
Looking for information/relatives of Margaret and Bridget RYAN; Margaret, b. May 1842, Co. Cork, IRL., m. William Eugene TAYLOR, b. 1839-Co. Cork, IRL. They all seemed to have immigrated to New York, USA, late 1860's. The eye disease, Gloucoma, may have run in this RYAN family. Thanks, DeeDate and time: Nov 27, 1997
Name: Brian Ring
E-mail: B8021@AOL.COM
I am searching for parents and siblings (Names unknown) of my gggrandfather (DENNIS RING), was suppose to have been from Cork, Ireland.Born June 6,1816-Arrived in New York on a vessel named "TROY" via Liverpool,England July 13,1839. Settled in Maryland and raised 9 children. Please e-mail me direct. Many thanks in advance !Date: 19-Jan-98
Seeking information on ancestors of Ellen Josephine RAE b. 9 Oct 1891, County Cork, Ireland; d. 11 Jun 1964 in Middletown, Middlesex County, Connecticut, USA. Married Rufus Perry ROOD. Parents Joseph RAE and Mary GALLAGHER both born in Ireland. Siblings James RAE and Nellie RAE
also born in Ireland. Teresa Kelley Virginia, USADate: 07-Feb-98
Looking for Ellen REILLY - daughter of James O'REILLY (1833-1920) and Ellen GRIFFIN (1840-1885). Ellen was born in Cottstown, Dungourney in April 1867. Other siblings included: Timothy (1863-1950), Patrick (1864-1932), Elizabeth HARTIGAN (1869-1952), James (1870-1911), Catherine LEE (1874-1960), Mary LAWTON (1878 - ?? ), Michael (1880-1962) and Cornelius (1882-1933). Ellen may have emigrated to the US in 1887 with her brother Tim. She is recorded as a witness at a March 1888 baptism in Hingham, MA of her 1st cousin Alice GRIFFIN. After that baptism, no further evidence of her whereabouts has been found. It is not know if she ever married. She may have returned to east Cork as well. Any info or assistance would be appreciated.
Dave R. Portsmouth, RI - USA daveriley1@aol.com
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Date and time: Sep 16, 1997
Name: Patricia Daley-Bennett
E-mail: patdaley@ttlc.net
My Grandmother, Elizabeth Sullivan, was born in Gortnascregg (an old townland in the vicinity of Kanturk & Newmarket) Co. Cork on 1 April 1862 or 64 the daughter of Daniel Sullivan and Johanna Connors (O'Connors maybe). Johanna Connors was the daughter of Michael Connors and Margaret McAuliffe. She had 1 known sister, Ellen (sure that there were more sibblings). Known sibblings of Elizabeth Sullivan are Johanna, Henrietta, Nora, Bridget, Margaret, Michael and John. Michael was living in Newmarket when he died somewhere in the 1950 -1960 time frame I was led to believe. I think I was in high school when Johanna died which was in the late 1940's. She lived to be 108, so Gram said, Last positive date is 1924 when Nora died she was listed in the Obit. Looking for any information on these families. Churches where I might find baptismal, marriage death records etc. Any info or suggestions on where to find this family will be more than appreciated.Date and time: Sep 20, 1997
Name: Gregg van Kampen
E-mail: GVanKampen@aol.com
My wife's g-g-grandfather, Cornelius Joseph Sheehan was born in Cork Co. about 1885 or so, we have been unable to figure out where. He migrated to US and settled in Tompkins Co. NY before 1915.Date and time: Sep 26, 1997
Name: Karen Sastamoinen
E-mail: sastamoinen@voyager.net
I envy those people who have so much info on their kin. All I have to go on is that Patrick Saxton (or Sexton) moved to Liverpool from Co. Cork. He was married to Mary Williams who we believed came from Wales. They had a daughter, Elizabeth, July 19, 1879 (my great-grandmother). They had two other daughters, Margaret (born 1869) and Ellen (birthdate unknown). When Mary died, Patrick sent them to live with relatives in Wisconsin, USA in 1884. Can anyone help?Date and time: Sep 29, 1997:
Name: Lady Mary R. Hendrickson
E-mail: ladymaryr@aol.com
URL: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/7500
My great grandfather was Dennis Flynn Sweeney. His parents were John Sweeney and Ellen O'Connor, both were from County Cork. John immigrated in the late 1840-1850's. He had a brother, Miles, and another, Morgan. One of the brothers had a vital record which listed the surname as MacSweeney. If you have any of these names, please email me.Date and time: Oct 24, 1997
Name: Cindy MacSuibhne
E-mail: macelt@eohio.net
Researching Sweeneys of Cork 1810-went to Cleveland Ohio U.S 1839,may have Sharkey links also.Date and time: Oct 29, 1997
Name: Virginia Nester
E-mail: gnest@swbell.net
Looking for any information on Patrick SULLIVAN, born Glenbeigh County Cork Ireland who married Johanna Shea. Knows children are Johanna Sullivan (born circa 1847), Timothy Sullivan,Michael Sullivan, Julia Sullivan (born circa 1860), Patrick Sullivan, Jr.,and Mary Sullivan. All siblings apparently emigrated to USA mid to late 1800's. We are told Sullivan decendants still live in Glenbeigh, possible own/operate a bed and breakfast. Thank you.Date and time: Nov 24, 1997
Name: Joyce Tomasi
E-mail: joycet@jindabyne.snowy.net.au
My gg.grandmother was Ellen SULLIVAN born on Pope's Quay, Cork c1836. Ellen's father was James SULLIVAN, blacksmith, her mother is unknown. Ellen married Carl Christian MEHL (a German seaman) in London in 1854 with I believe her sister, Ann BARNES as a witness. Carl & Ellen came to Australia c1855. Any info on this family would be greatly appreciated.Date and time: Nov 30, 1997:
Name: Ann M Elam
E-mail: annm@juno.com
Looking for information on Hanora Simmons born 12 Jan 1841 in County Cork to Andrew Simmons and Mary Higgins. She married Thomas Kane ? and they came to the US in the 1850's and settled in Pennsylvania.Date: 21-Jan-98
Timothy Spellman, was born approx. 1832 in I believe Clonmel, Tipperary, County Cork. Came Single to the US in approx 1848. Believed to have married Ship board woman of the name Margarett Horn. They lived in NY for two years and had two sons William and Timothy. They moved to Portage, Wisconsin around 1853 and remained there. Timothy Sr may have a brother Patrick Spellman. And his father's name may be Patrick. I have been told that we are related to Cardinal Spellman and this is where I pick up this information. If anyone could help direct me or send suggestions It would make me very happy, cuz I'm stuck rite now. :) Thank you DA
Date: 98-01-05 22:07:42 EST
From: JY Bazar
Looking for my g-g-grandfather - Michael Patrick Sullivan who we believe left Co.Cork (when?), and fathered my g-grandfather - Frank A. Sullivan in 1866 - who was born around the Schoharie Valley, New York. Frank had 3 children - one was my grandfather - Maynard West Sullivan. Frank A Sullivan also had a daughter - Gladys, and another male child - named Leslie, or Frank. We-re visiting Ireland in a few months - will attempt to research more. Any help would be appreciated. Hope Michael's not a
criminal! jybazar@albany.netDate: 07-Feb-98
From: genealogist@erols.com (Chris Watson)
Seeking information about James SULLIVAN b. abt 1797, d. abt 1874 at Ft. William (1 mile south from village of Milford) County Cork. Married 1. Margaret CLIFTON. 2. Bridget DANAHY, mother of Delia Bridget SULLIVAN who immigrated to U.S. abt 1857. James and his 2nd wife may have been
cousins. James lived at Ft. William, a property owned by a Mr. Barry, and is buried at Knawhill.
Chris WATSONDate: 12-Feb-98 1
From: Daisyml03@aol.com
Would like to locate anyone looking for SULLIVAN ancestors from Glanworth, Cork. My gg-gf was Daniel Sullivan who married Ellen HEGARTY (or HAGERTY) in 1865 in Glanworth; son Patrick born 1866 before they went to US. Settled in Lawrence, Mass. c 1868.
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Date: 11-Feb-98
From: terinleana@prodigy.net
WARD. Looking for ancestor's and information about Richard WARD, b April 12, 1803 in Cork. Emigrated to England in 1820's??
MISC
Date and time: Sep 15, 1997
E-mail: lodee@theramp.net
Looking for Edward Dunn, Thomas Fallon, Patrick Rossiter, John Flynn, Dennis Walsh, in the 1800 who left Ireland during the potato famine.Date and time: Sep 18, 1997
Name: Pamela Abikhair
E-mail: pam@webaxs.net
The private bank Cotter and Kelletts operated from a building said to be opposite the Customs House, Cork City in the early 1800s. I was wondering if this building was still standing. Thank you.Date and time: Sep 29, 1997:
Name: Amy Higgins Tull
E-mail: DATULL@aol.com
LEAHY in Grenagh, LOUGHLIN and WELCH in Youghal, HEALY, HICKEY in Charleville , DRISCOLL, HANLEY in Kinsale Looking for info on any of these families. All immigrated into Boston.Date and time: Oct 23, 1997
E-mail: Sigtaba@aol.com
Looking for anyone with SULLIVAN or MURPHY ancestors from Cork, who also had connections to HANNIBAL, Marion County, MO, or the INDIAN CREEK area of Monroe County, MO. Also FIELDS, ENGLISH, KELLEY, HURLEY surnames... Thanks, LauraDate and time: Nov 17, 1997
Name: Peter J. Lynch
E-mail: harvard@mosquito.com
I am trying to find the correct spelling and location for a town or village in County Cork which was the home of my great grandparents. All I have is a phonetic spelling: Agaveal. Any suggestions or help?Date: 07-Feb-98
From: davidb@digisys.net (David Brown)
Please, pardon this intrusion, but I need your help. My name is David Brown and I am working on my family tree for my grand children. I am seeking information on the following families: Brown (Browne), Thompson (Tomson) and the Kitzmiller. Family story has it that the Browns, Thompsons, and Kitzmillers came to the United States to escape the famin. They are to supposed to have lived in county Cork. This are the names that I have from an old Bible. Warren Brown, William Warren Brown,
Henry Kitzmiller Brown (Browne), Betty Ann Thompson (Tomson) {wife of Henry}. Cir. 1840-1880 William & Henry supposed to have arrived in South Carolina from Ireland approx. 1845. All information is apprecitated, please include e-mail addresses you think would help, will share information. Thank You. David Brown P.O.Box 10442 Kalispell, MT 59904
Date: 12-Feb-98
From: ppeters01@snet.net
I am attempting to do a maternal line for my daughters. This has proved tremendously difficult as maiden names are not always listed. My name is Patricia Peters, my mother Katherine Burns, her mother Madeline Sullivan, her mother Catherine Moriarty. Here's where I get stuck. Catherine's mother was named Mary Ellen Hussey. She was born in (?) 1861 in County Cork. She married a man by the name of John Murphy. Her mother was named Ellen and her married name was Hussey, but I can find no immigration records for Mary Ellen Hussey or Mary Ellen Murphy, nor can I find any records(death or marriage) for her mother Ellen Hussey. Without them I can't continue back, as I don't know her maiden name. Any help would be appreciated. ppeters01@snet.net
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