naoi fiche Lunasa, De' Domhnaigh( 29 August, Sunday), or in Manx, nuy feed Luanistyn, Jedoonee In 1975 Eamon DeValera, Irish statesman, died. In 1919 he was elected president of the Sinn Fein Convention. In 1920 he was part of the first civil government. In 1922 he resigned from the Dail with his following in protest of the provisions in the home rule treaty which maintianed ties with the English crown. He later was prime minister. My book doesn't go that far, but I have menory of that. Submitted by John Laughland

Does anyone have BOYLE in Co. Limerick in the time frame of 1798? My ggggfather, John BOYLE (II) was supposedly born there Jan 6, 1798. His father John BOYLE (I) was taken by a pressgang in 1799 and never seen or heard from again. At that time, John (II) and his mother, Nora McLaughlin, moved to Nenagh, Co. Tipperary to live in her brother's (Fr. McLaughlin) home. In 1822, John BOYLE (II) m. Bridget QUIRK of Toomyvara, Co. Tipperary and in 1825 with 2 sons immigrated to NYC. Bridget QUIRK was the daughter of Daniel Quirk and Molly Hogan. John (II) was the only BOYLE to come as he was the only line living from this particular family. I have located descendents of all John's and Bridget's children who married and had children. There may be cousins and that is why I'm trying to go back beyond this point and would like to contact anyone who seems to have ancestors from this particular area. Bill Boyle

ocht fiche Lunasa, De' Sathairn ( 28 August, Saturday), or in Scots Gaelic, ochd fichead, an Lunasdal, Di-Sathurna In 1896 Liam O'Flaherty, Irish author, was born. In 1969 the Welsh Office approved the limited use of bilingual roadsigns in Wales. Submitted by John Laughland

Hi, all. Today was a wonderful day - I finally found my gr- and gr-gr-grandparents' graves. The following information is taken from St John the Baptist Cemetery in Scottdale, Westmoreland County, PA (space between lines indicates separate plot): James H. Boyle (April 4, 1831 - July 6, 1904) - Sarah (Welsh) (September 4, 1838 - April 25, 1923) children: J(ames). F. Boyle (1864 - 1913) - Martha (O'Neill) (1869 - 1941) Elizabeth, d. of J. H. & S. W. (October 5, 1874 - July 24, 1891) Sara, d. of J. H. & S. W. (January 21, 1866 - March 12, 1944) John W. Boyle and his wife Winnefred Bambrey (no dates given) Catherine Boyle Eakman (1868 - 1936) - Edward E. Eakman (1866 - 1947) Sarah (April 6, 1891 - December 14, 1896) Josephine (July 26, 1899 - September 8, 1899) Judith Evans (1931 - 1933) Edward O'Neil, born in Cty Tyrone Ireland July 12, 1836 - September 17, 1902 Rosalie O'Neil Brown (1886 - 1911) Stephen Welsh (1859 - 1936) - Deliah Welsh (1859 - 1926) Stella Welsh (1884 - 1907) Felix Boyle (May 6, 1839 - November 16, 1909) - Margaret (January 12, 1841 - April 10, 1925) Margaret, wife of James Boyle (1873 - March 13, 1890) O'Neill - stone only, no names (darn!!!!) Daniel Welsh (1846 - 1921) - Emma (1853 - 1930) Loretta (1897 - 1972) James, d. August 10, 1895, age 21y, 5m, 18d Daniel, d. November 23, 1888, age 11y, 11m, 18d Lizzie, d. May 19, 1893, age 7y, 18d John, d. May 15, 1904, age 24y, 2d Violet Mary Boyle (1881 - 1918) Lydia Boyle Seik (1876 -1928) Thomas Boyle (1850 - 1924) Anna R. Boyle (1852 - 1935) Thomas J. Boyle (1896 - 1939) Corp. 6th Reg. C. A. C. Rev. Michael P. Boyle (May 14, 1878 - December 1, 1945), pastor St. Raphael 1933-45, ordained June 16, 1903 Michael J. Boyle (1882 - 1969) - Elizabeth (1887 - 1970) Alice O'Neill Leonard (1879 - 1926) Edward F. Boyle (1871 - 1915) - Sarah (1869 - 1939) Mary C. Boyle (1905 - 1905) Sarah T. Boyle (1909 - 1909) Francis P. Boyle (1910 - 1910) Edna C. Boyle (1911 - 1911) Eleanor B. Boyle (1904 - 1933) Mildred Boyle (November 5, 1922 - April 9, 1934) Does anyone connect with any of the above? thanks, Tim Boyle (searching in Fayette/Westmoreland) - Boyle, O'Neill (and all variants), Welsh/Welch

seacht fiche Lunasa, De'h-Aoine( 27 August, Friday), or in Breton, seizh ugent Eost,Digwener In 1825 William Balkie. Scottish explorer of Africa, was born. In 1862 John Williams, Welsh poet and editor of the magazine, Taliesin, died. Submitted by John Laughland

Cousins, I have a Cynthia Boyles m. Andrew Co.MO daughter of Martin or George Boyles all born OH. I have found Martin and George both in Athens Co.OH. in 1820. Martin Boyles married Martha Rabb Oct.20,1814 George Boyles married Martha Sproat Mar. 9,1820 I believe these are sons of Peter Boyles of Pa. Martin and George moved to Andrew Co.Mo. by 1840, Martin a little sooner than George as he went to IN first. Cynthia married James Meek born IN. and moved to Platte and Buchanan Co. Mo. Does anyone have a connection or info on these families? Marilyn Merritt

cuig fiche Lunasa,De' Ceadaoin( 25 Auigust, Wednesday) or in Cornish, pymp ugans Est, De Mergher In 1778 the last pagan sacrifice conducted publicly in the Celtic world, at Loch Maree, Scotland. (No details as to what was sacrificed, or if it was eaten afterward. However, I think some nice Atlantic salmon would go well, Ay) In 1803 Robert Emmett, Irish patriot, captured.(Curtis spells it Emmet). He lead an insurrection which was a shadow of 1798 and which lead him to the gallows. Thomas Moore wrote a poem about him. This execution apparently had an deep effect on Irish political sentiment "far beyond any act of Parliament or political event." FYI William Wallace's horrible execution took place on 23 August, 1305. On 24 August 1565 the Earl of Marray rebelled against Mary Quenn of Scots. he failed. On 24 August, 1803 James Napper Tandy, irish patriot, died in exile in France. Check out lyrics of the Wearin' of the Green. He was the hero of the democratic movement in Dublin. The American and French revolutions had a great influence on people like Napper Tandy. Submitted by John Laughland

Moses Boyle was born abt. 1819 in Ohio. He married Effie Smith Feb. 3, 1841 in Marion Co., OH. From there they went on to DeKalb Co., IN. They had a daughter, Nancy Rebecca b. 1842, a daughter Sarah and a son who died young. In 1900, Effie Smith was living with daughter Nancy Rebecca in Mercer Co., IL. Any additional information would be greatly appreciated. Connie Barber _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

do' fiche Lunasa, De' Domhnaigh( 22 August, Sunday), or in Cornish, deu ugans Est, De Sul In 1847 Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, Scottish composed, conductor and violinist, was born. In 1922 Michael Collins, Irish general, was killed. Collins had been one of a small group that negotiated a treaty with the English Prime Minister Lloyd George in 1921. Although Ireland was to be self-governed, it was going to be a dominion of the British Empire. De Valera opposed the treaty although the Irish legislature, the Dail Eireann accepted it by a majority vote. The pro-Treaty people were called Free Staters and the anti Treaty people where called Republicans. Collins became the Minister of Finance under the new Irish government. During the early part of 1922 the factions drifted into civil war. Collins and De Valera signed a pact just before the election in June. Collins by then was Commander-in-Chief of the Free State forces. He was killed in an ambush in Cork. Submitted by John Laughland

aon fiche Lunasa(21 August, Saturday), or in Manx, un feed Luanistyn, Jesarn In 1689 the Battle of Dunkeld was fought. This was the high point of the Scottish Jacobite rebellion.(For some reason Nigel Tranter doesn't even mention this battle in his book). In 1911 the Irish Women's Suffrage Federation was formed. In 1981 Michael Devine, Irish political prosoner, died while on a hunger strike in Maze Proson, northern Ireland. Submitted by John Laughland I will be passing on the Celtic Calendars as I receive them. If you don't want to read it, delete it. I have put what it is in the subject line so that can be done quickly. Pat Connors, Listowner

>Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1999 16:57:28 +0000 >From: Pat Connors <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Message-ID: <[email protected]> >Subject: [BOYLE] Junk mail >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii >Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit > >I just got back yesterday and resubbed and immediately received a >"message" from a Parker Ladd who claims he is not sending me anything. >I have written to Rootsweb upon receiving today's "message". Since I >had no other messages from him in my mailbox until I resubbed, I suspect >he is doing this through Rootsweb. Has anyone else been getting daily >"messages" from him? I would like to know so I can inform Rootsweb. >Thanks. I belong to 35+ lists and have not noticed any message from this individual. Bill Boyle

I just got back yesterday and resubbed and immediately received a "message" from a Parker Ladd who claims he is not sending me anything. I have written to Rootsweb upon receiving today's "message". Since I had no other messages from him in my mailbox until I resubbed, I suspect he is doing this through Rootsweb. Has anyone else been getting daily "messages" from him? I would like to know so I can inform Rootsweb. Thanks. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pat (Patraigin) Connors, California Siochain Leat (peace be with you) Researching: Connors/O'Connor, McEntee, Campbell, Flynn/O'Flynn, Smith, Phillips, Carter, Boyle, O'Rourke, Healey, Cullinan, Hoare, Todd, Owen, Booth, Gallagher, Fahey, Ryan http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/n/Pat-Connors/ mailto:[email protected] Volunteer of Random Genealogical Kindness at http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/index.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hi all, I will keep this short because this is my first day home since the end of June and I really am tired and still have to unpack. As I get rested, I can't wait to share my experiences in Ireland, NY and Niagara Falls with all of you. Anyone who requested a griffiths lookup, please be patient, I will try to get them all done by Sunday. If you don't get an answer by Monday, please resubmit your request. I lost some to cyber space. Hope everyone had a great summer. Will write more later. Slan go foill, Pat ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pat (Patraigin) Connors, California Siochain Leat (peace be with you) Researching: Connors/O'Connor, McEntee, Campbell, Flynn/O'Flynn, Smith, Phillips, Carter, Boyle, O'Rourke, Healey, Cullinan, Hoare, Todd, Owen, Booth, Gallagher, Fahey, Ryan http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/c/o/n/Pat-Connors/ mailto:[email protected] Volunteer of Random Genealogical Kindness at http://www.rootsweb.com/~tnraogk/index.htm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I am in need of adeath date for a Billy Boyle who died young in Mogadare, Summit Ohio, he would have been the son of William Boyle who I believe was born 1901. I dont know when he died for sure.

Sorry to post to the list but my message keeps bouncing back to me. Wayne, My ancestor was Philemon Boyle, b. abt. 1769, married Ann Rice in Washington Co., PA. Believe that he was born in Co. Donegal, Ireland. Sorry none of your names souned familiar. I am so happy to find that there is a Boyle list. Virginia

My ancestor was Philemon Boyle, b. abt. 1769, who married Ann Rice and lived in Washington Co., PA. Looking for other descendants or siblings. Virginia [email protected]

I've just added the following marriage to my online database: BOYLE Margery, 18, born: St. John NB, daughter of James Married 7 Apr 1850 in Boston MA to CARROLL Charles T., 21, tailor, born: London, son of Michael J. More marriages will be added in the weeks and months to come. Please fill out the Mind-it form on the web site to receive an e-mail notification every time I add data on the surnames you are researching. Doreen Fox http://www.angelfire.com/ma2/massmarriages/index.html ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

James Boyle (c. 1833), coal miner, married Sarah Welch (c. 1840), both reported to be Irish, but may have been married in Lanark, Scotland, c. 1858 or in Ireland. They had 8 living children (birth date and place): John (1862, Bathgate, West Lothian, Scotland), James F. (1864, Shotts, Lanark, Scotland), Sarah (1866, Dalziel, Lanark, Scotland), Catherine Ann (1868, Cambusnethen, Lanark, Scotland), Mary (1870, Cambusnethen, Lanark, Scotland), Ellia (c. 1873, Upper Tyrone Township, Fayette County, PA), Elizabeth (c. 1875, Upper Tyrone Township), Patrick (c. 1877, Upper Tyrone Township). Son James F. married Martha O'Neill (or O'Neall), (1869, PA), in 1888. Their children were: John (1889, Upper Tyrone Township), Charles (1891, same), Edward (1893, same), Mary (1895, same), Alice K. (1898, same), Joseph (1900, same). After this, James F. shows up in 1903 as a hotel/saloon keeper in Braddock PA, Hotel Boyle, 1115-1117 Bradddock Avenue. I do not know at this time whether there were other children. Son John was a brakeman on the Union RR, died in plant accident in 1940; son Charles J. was a brakeman in 1913; son Edward was a machinist in 1913. I understand that Joseph died in the late 1950s in West Newton, Westmorland county, PA. Do any of these people look like they might fit into your tree? Regards, Tim Boyle

In 1900 James F. Boyle and his family were in Upper Tyrone Township, Fayette County, PA. In the 1903 Braddock PA City Directory, James F. Boyle is listed as the proprietor of Hotel Boyle, 1115-1117 Braddock Avenue, Braddock PA, he and his family living at the same address. In 1913 the city directory lists the following: James F. Boyle, saloon, 1115-1117 Braddock Avenue, (other adult males(age in parentheses):) Charles J. Boyle (20), brakeman, Edward (19), machinist, John P. (24), plumber. Other children include: Mary (18), Alice (14), Joseph (13). Is anyone looking for thewse people? regards, Tim Boyle

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