I am looking for any information on Brannigans from Castlewellan. My Grandfather Daniel Brannigan came to America in 1912 from Downpatrick and eventually lived in Missoula, Montana. He had a Brother John Brannigan that lived in Rockford IL. and a sister that may have moved to Canada and married a man by the name of Brennan. I am looking for the name of a cemetery or Parish in Castlewellan where Brannigan relatives may be buried. They were Catholic.
Dear List Members; I am hoping someone can identify the following BRANNIGAN family living in Stevenston, Ayrshire Scotland on the 1881 Census. This family was occupying the same dwelling at Back Yett Lane as my great grandparents: Francis KERR and Annie CALDWELL. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who may have knowledge of this family. Yours truly, Linda.... [email protected] 1881 Census: Dwelling: Back Yett Lane, Stevenston Scotland Source FHL Film 0203609 GRO ref Volume 15 EnumDist 7 page 28 WILLIAM BRANNIGAN M 50 Ireland Rel: Head Occ. Dock Labourer ELIZABETH BRANNIGAN M 50 Ireland Rel: wife Occ: Dock Labourers wife ELLEN BRANNIGAN U 23 Ireland Rel: Daughter Occ: Washerwoman SUSAN BRANNIGAN U 19 Saltcoats Ayr Rel: Daughter CHARLES BRANNIGAN 3 Saltcoats Ayr Rel: Grandson
>I am researching Patrick BRANNIGAN born in Ireland abt 1850 and married to >Margaret MILLER who may have been from the North of England. > >Patrick moved to Shotley Bridge,County Durham England before 1880. In 1881 >the family lived at Twin Coal Row, Black Hill, Benfieldside Co. Durham with >a brother Bernard born abt 1862 and a cousin John born abt 1851. All were >Iron Workers. > >Does anyone know of or have connections to these family members? > > >==== BRANNIGAN Mailing List ==== >This BRANNIGAN list is currently available for adoption! >Interested in becoming the list manager? Go here: >http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/adoptrequest.html > > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >
Hi Listeners, I am researching Patrick BRANNIGAN born in Ireland abt. 1850 m Margaret MILLER may have been English. Moved to Shotley Bridge, County Durham, England before 1880. Connections Anyone? Bernie Bradner Ont. Canada
I am researching Patrick BRANNIGAN born in Ireland abt 1850 and married to Margaret MILLER who may have been from the North of England. Patrick moved to Shotley Bridge,County Durham England before 1880. In 1881 the family lived at Twin Coal Row, Black Hill, Benfieldside Co. Durham with a brother Bernard born abt 1862 and a cousin John born abt 1851. All were Iron Workers. Does anyone know of or have connections to these family members?
The other two message were automatically sent by AOL without my help. I did not know there was a Brannigan web site listed until now. what happen to VO1 #1 mailing for I did not received it. Anyway thanks for setting up the Brannigan site, for it is needed with all the people I have come in contact with on the Branagn name. Thanks. Just bill.
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Posted on: BRANNIGAN Queries Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/surnames/b/r/BRANNIGAN/queries/10002 Surname: Brangan, Branigan, Brannigan, Douglas ------------------------- Researeching my ancestry Moses Brangan, Branigan of Carrickfergus, Antrim, NI who married Charlotte Douglas on 24 Oct 1853 in Ahoghill, Ballymena, Antrim, NI. They had a very large family and lived in the Dervock and Ballyratican areas near Ballycastle, Anatrim, NI. Moses Branigan was the Head Constable of all the Constables at the RIC ( Royal Irish Constabulary)(Irish Police)His father's name was William Branigan. I am looking for his mother's name and his siblings. Charlotte Douglas was the daughter of William Douglas of Ahoghill.
Hi Listeners, I am researching Patrick BRANNIGAN born in Ireland abt. 1850 m Margaret MILLER may have been English. Moved to Shotley Bridge, County Durham, England before 1880. Connections Anyone? Bernie Bradner Ont. Canada
Hello fellow researchers and descendants. I'm new to the group. My interest is in the Brannigan family in my direct line. I would like to correspond with anyone who shares interest in this line. Here's my line: Peter (possibly Eli) Brannigan came from Ireland circa 1830 with 2 teen-aged sons. He stopped off in Massena, NY where he worked and stayed a few years. He married ? Richards, who died in childbirth. The son, Uriah Darius (called "UD") was born 19 April, 1833 and was brought up by his maternal grandparents in Massena. He was known as U.D. Richards, and school records show his parents (actually grandparents) as Joseph and Sally Richards. Peter Brannigan traveled to Manitowoc, WI with his 2 teen-aged sons, soon after UD was born. UD traveled to see them in his own teen years, sometime in the 1850s. This is all I know of Peter & his first 2 sons. I have searched many sources of passenger lists without finding them. Does anyone know more about where he came from in Ireland or his Wisconsin progeny?
Researching ancestor Moses Brangan or Branigan in Co.Antrim. He was of Carrickfergus and was the son of William Brangan or Branigan who was a labourer. Moses married Charlotte Douglas on 26 Oct 1853 in Parish of Ahoghill, Ballymena, Antrim, NI. Charlotte being the daughter of William Douglas a Police Sergeant for the R.I.C. Moses was the Head Constable for the R.I.C.and lived in the area of Ballyratican, Dervock, and Portrush areas. His children seemed to mostly be born in the Ballyratican or Dervock areas. Their children were the followiing: 1-Martha 2-Charlotte 3-Eliza 4-(again)Charlotte 5-Sarah 6-W.Jack 7-Charles Douglas 8-Jane 9-Annie 10-James There were some intermarriages to these following families: McGregor, McLees, Eakins, Scarlet and others not yet found or discovered at this time. I have other details. I am hoping to connect to other siblings and marriages and information.and family Nancy USA