naoi Mean Fomhair, Deardaoin( nine September, Thursday), or in Welsh, naw Medi, Dydd Iau In 1488 Fransez II of Brittany died. In 1513 James IV of Scotland was killed at the Battle of Flodden. In 1845 the first report of the arrival of the potato blight in Ireland was made. Submitted by John Laughland

<I am looking for information on Robert Boyle. His son Joseph married Emeline Sutton.> Hi Kandy, I have a Robert BOYLE b. c1743, <NY/NJ>. That's all I have on him, but if it might be your Robert, I have his siblings and his parents. Carolyn <in the cool mountains of hot southern CA>

I really think this surname list would be more useful if some subscribers added place names and dates, even if approximate, to their postings. The BOYLE name is common enough but, when you add a given name like William or Catherine and fail to give any indication of a place or time, well - the phrase "a needle in a haystack" springs to mind. Regards, Martin Elliget -- Martin Elliget Fig Tree Pocket QLD Australia Email: [email protected] Elliget: from MacElligott, Tipperary, IRL

ocht Mean Fomhair, De' Ceadaoin( 8 September, Wednesday) or in Manx, oghtMean Fouyir, Jecrean In 1798 the Battle of Ballinamuck was fought. Corwallis was the English general and the Irish side was a mix of French and Irish. This had been a year when the French tried to help the Irish cause. It did not go well. In this battle, the French soldiers were captured and given prisoner of war status. the Irish auxiliaries were slaughtered.. The Tone Brothers, Matthew and Wolfe were martyrs to the cause. In 1936 Welsh patriots Lewis Valentine, Saunders Lewis and D.J. Williams burned down the English bombing scholl at Penyberth, Wales. Submitted by John Laughland

Are there any Boyle's out there that lived in New Zealand in early 1900? Virginia [email protected]

No all the peop;e I know lived in the state of Onterio, Canada They were from Scotland and in later years emigrated to Australia Flora -----Original Message----- From: Whitney <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, September 06, 1999 10:45 PM Subject: [BOYLE] Re: BOYLE-D Digest V99 #94 >Does Robert live in Ohio? I know a Robert who has 4 girls, but I don't know >about a son. >WhitneyAt 04:16 PM 9/6/99 -0700, you wrote: >>BOYLE-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 94 >> >>Today's Topics: >> #1 [BOYLE] Robert [kandy beaver <[email protected]>] >> >>Administrivia: >>To unsubscribe from BOYLE-D, send a message to >> >> [email protected] >> >>that contains in the body of the message the command >> >> unsubscribe >> >>and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >>requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. >> >>______________________________X-Message: #1 >>Date: Sun, 05 Sep 1999 22:05:22 -0700 >>From: kandy beaver <[email protected]> >>To: [email protected] >>Message-ID: <[email protected]> >>Subject: [BOYLE] Robert >>Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >>Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit >> >>I am looking for information of Robert Boyle. His son Joseph married >>Emeline Sutton. >>His wife's name was Mary. >>The only information I have are letters written by my g-grandmother. >>Joseph had a brother named Will. >>Any help will be appreciated. >> >>Kandy >> > > >==== BOYLE Mailing List ==== >Family Boyle Net -- http://family.boyle.net >Boyle Genealogy Forum: http://genforum.genealogy.com/boyle/ >Archives: http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl >Listowner, Pat Connors: mailto:[email protected] >

seacht Mean Fomhair, De' Mairt( 7 September, Tuesday), or in Scots Gaelic, seachd an t-Sultain, Di-Mairt In 1497 Perkin Warback, pretender to the English throne, landed at Sennen, Cornwall, and raised a Cornish army In 1736 The Porteous Riots against English taxation occurred in Edinburgh. In 1873 Elizabeth Catherine Thomas Carne, Cornish geologist and founder of the Penzance Museum,died. Catchup: Missed a couple days. We had a three day reunion at our place. Ever have a bonfire in the pouring rain? We idi it. Not just once, but twice. I am sure the ancestors faced this problem many times. On the 6th, 1715 the First Jacobite rising began as the standards of James III were raised at the Braes of Mar in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Also on the 6th in 1994 the prime Minister of the Dublin government met with Sinn Fein President for the first time since the ratification of the Anglo-Irish Treaty in 1922 Submitted by John Laughland

> > Subject: [BOYLE] Robert > Date: Sun, 05 Sep 1999 22:05:22 -0700 > From: kandy beaver <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > I am looking for information of Robert Boyle. His son Joseph married > Emeline Sutton. > His wife's name was Mary. > The only information I have are letters written by my g-grandmother. > Joseph had a brother named Will. > Any help will be appreciated. > > Kandy Hi Kandy, I have some Robert Boyles in my family tree with sons named Joseph. Can you tell me where they may have lived and about what time period. Owen Boyle

Does Robert live in Ohio? I know a Robert who has 4 girls, but I don't know about a son. WhitneyAt 04:16 PM 9/6/99 -0700, you wrote: >BOYLE-D Digest Volume 99 : Issue 94 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [BOYLE] Robert [kandy beaver <[email protected]>] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from BOYLE-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________X-Message: #1 >Date: Sun, 05 Sep 1999 22:05:22 -0700 >From: kandy beaver <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: [BOYLE] Robert >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I am looking for information of Robert Boyle. His son Joseph married >Emeline Sutton. >His wife's name was Mary. >The only information I have are letters written by my g-grandmother. >Joseph had a brother named Will. >Any help will be appreciated. > >Kandy >

I am looking for information of Robert Boyle. His son Joseph married Emeline Sutton. His wife's name was Mary. The only information I have are letters written by my g-grandmother. Joseph had a brother named Will. Any help will be appreciated. Kandy

I'm reaching a plateau in my own search and am hoping someone might have some suggestions... My great-grandparents on the Boyle side were Michael Boyle and Ellen Howe. I have lots of information on the Howe side, thanks to the Clare Heritage Center. (They provided lots of information for the initial fee, so I'd have to say I'm quite pleased with what I got.) Ellen Howe was the daughter of John Howe and Ellen Murrihy of Carrowduff townland, very near Miltown Malbay. She was born in 1832, with several siblings who eventually ended up in DeWitt, Clinton County, Iowa. (If there are any other Howe descendants whose forebears came from that neck of the woods, I'd dearly love to get in contact with you.) Some of the Howe cousins emigrated to Australia and I've been in contact with those descendants as well. Anyway, the Boyle side is fuzzier. We know that Michael Boyle was born in County Clare in 1820 or so... But we don't have any information as to siblings, parentage or a more precise location. Most of the Boyles in Clare in that time frame came from Kilmurry-Ibrickane parish, around Quilty. That's also near Miltown Malbay, and the family lore is that Michael came to America (in 1847) with Ellen and her mother (though that's not for sure). So on that basis, I'm assuming that we're related to the Quilty Boyles. There are similarities in the family's favored given names ... Michael, John, Austin, James (of course, Mary, Ellen and Bridget on the women's side) ... so that's another point in favor of the Quilty connection. The only other clue is that one of the witnesses to Michael and Ellen's wedding in August 1857 (at Sinsinawa Mound in Grant County, Wis.) was named John Boyle. So that's an indication that at least one other family member (a cousin? a brother?) was in the Midwest at that time. It would be a dream if there were a descendant of such a John Boyle out there who had some more info. Along the way I've collected a goodly amount of information about the Quilty Boyles ... there are descendants in America, Britain and Australia (as well as Ireland, of course), and I've been in touch with some of them. I still need to update my Web site at http://family.boyle.net with all the new information I've gotten this summer ... but if you're interested in following up on any of these connections, please feel free to write me. Michael and Ellen Boyle, by the way, lived in Dubuque County, Iowa, until 1858, then moved out to a farm in Garryowen, Jackson County, Iowa ... the farm where I grew up. I've tracked down pretty much all of Michael's descendants ... Boyles as well as Reddins, Brownes, Kinsellas, Deluherys, Shanahans, etc., etc. If you're related through Michael Boyle's descendants I've probably got you on my list already. But if you're curious about anything, just drop me a line or check out the Web site. Many thanks to Pat for presiding over both these lists (Boyle and Clare)... Best to all, Alan Boyle ============================================================ Alan and Tonia Boyle -- [email protected] 12412 SE 26th Place, Bellevue, Wash. 98005 tel: 425-957-0219

Hi, I'm looking for family members or medical info on the Boyle family living in Northeast Ohio. I was given up at birth and my Father's name Robert Lee Boyle. Also, my nationality. Thank you, Whit [email protected]

tri Mean Fomhair, De h-Aoine ( 3 September, Friday), or in Breton, tri Gwengolo, Digwener In 1877 Y. V. Perrot, Breton patriot and writer, was born. Submitted by John Laughland

do' Mean Fowhair, Deardaoin( 2 September, Thursday), or in Cornish, deu Gwynngala, De Yow In 1022 Maelsechlainn II, "The Great", High King(Ard Ri') of Ireland died. In 1675 Sebastian ar Balp, Breton leader of the Bonedou Ruz (Red Bonnets) revolt was murdered. Submitted by John Laughland

aon Mean Fomhair, De' Ceadaoin( 1 September, Wednesday), or in Welsh, un Medi,Dydd Mercher Pronounciation guide Mean Fomhair = MAN fore De' Ceadaoin = je KAY-deen Irish Saying: Is maith comhairle ach is fearr cabhair. Or, advice is good but help is better. Welsh Saying: Mawr ie fost, bach ei orchest. Or, great boast, small roast. In 1643 a Highland army led by Montrose defeated the larger army of the covenanters at Tippermuir. In 1985 Welsh nationist, language activist and writer, Saunders Lewis, died. Submitted by John Laughlin

aon triocha Lunasa, De' Mairt,( 31 August, Tuesday) In 1644 the Cornish royalists dealt the Cromwellian army a major defeat at Foway, Cornwall. Submitted by John Laughland

I am pleased to announce that a new list has started for County Clare. Anyone wishing to join should send an email to: [email protected] or for digest form: [email protected]

Dear Nancy--Would your John and Nancy Boyle be descended from Johnathon Frazee Boyle(1763-1807) and Elizabeth Hunt?

Hi to all, As I've been adding info to my data, I've been pondering John and Nancy Boyle's family. I lack proof but will share what I am thinking from the information I have at hand. 1830 Census for Canaan Twp, Marion County, Ohio shows John Boyle and the following info: 1 male 10-15 Moses born abt 1819 would be 11y 1 male 15-20 Jonathan born 12 Feb 1815 would be 15y 1 male 40-50 John (father) born 13 June 1790 would be 40y 2 female under 5 Rhoda born in 1830 would be under 1y unknown child 2 female 5-10 unknown child Hannah, birth & marriage unknown 1 female 10-15 Sarah birth abt 1817 would be abt 13 y 1 female 30-40 Nancy (mother) born 1796 would be 34y There are 2 sons not accounted for in this census. John W. was born 1831 Ephraim was born 1833 There is 1 daughter not accounted for in this census Mary birth unknown and married 5 Dec 1829 This makes 10 children for John and Nancy Boyle. As I said at the beginning I do not have proof that all of these children belong, but they do fit. Feel free to set me straight or correct me as the actual census does not give family members names in 1830. The next census I have is for 1850 Concord Twp, DeKalb County, Indiana showing: John Boyles, age 60 Nancy, age 54 John, age 18 Rhoda, age 20 Ephraim, age 17 If any of these names sound familiar and you are researching BOYLE, I would like to hear from you. I have other information to share. Nancy [email protected]

triocha Lunasa, De' Luan( 30 August, Monday) In 1820 James Wilson, Scottish patriot, was executed by hanging, for his role in the "Rising of 1820." This uprising had to do with high taxation, essentially denial of the right to vote ( e.g. in the town of Kilmarnock with 13,000 inhabitants only one had the right to vote). Disatisfaction had been brewing for several years. Pampleteers calling for reform were prosecuted without trial. The uprising primarily was limited to demonstrations. The government sent in troops. Unfortunately , Tranter doesbn't mention it in his book. My only source is a history of Kilmarnock written in the mid'1800's. submitted by John Laughland