> If you go to www.irishabroad.com and check out their > Nobility search (you'll have to register first, it's > free), under the name Kearney (simply another > anglicisation of the name Carney) they list the > Kearney's of Tipperary, who were nobility within the > area. They also give details of a castle that was > their seat of power which was also in Tipperary. It took me several minutes to locate the page Philip is referring to - it is located at : http://www.irishabroad.com/YourRoots/Genealogy/pedigree.asp Do a search on Kearney and select the one marked "of Cashel" to see the page he was referring to. Hope this save you all a bit of time.
Thanks Bill for the info on the Castle. I did a search and came up with this site: http://www.tipp.ie/kearneys.htm I'm not sure if it's the same Castle or not (it must be). I'm sure someone in our family kept one of the invitations. I'll have to search in mom's vault (huge box in the top of her closet). She doesn't throw ANYTHING away. It could take years to find it.
Hi Bonita. My pictures are on another computer whose modem is out of order right now, but will try to get the one of my great-grandfather in his hardware store to you if possible. It just happens that someone e-mailed me info on Ella (or Ellen) a few years ago, which I'll try to summarize. Her name is Nancy Peche (NLPeche@aol.com) and if you can't get hold of her I'll give you more details. In the 1870 census Ella was listed as Ellen Ickes, then in 1880 as Ellen Carney. Her parents were Mathias Ickes and Margaret Bixler. There's also an account of her wedding in the April 1887 Bedford Gazette. Good luck!
Hi Bonita. How interesting! A few years ago, someone e-mailed me info on your grandmother and I'll try to sumarize it here. Her name is Nancy Peche, NLPeche@aol.com. She said that Ella, or Ellen, was listed in the 1870 census as Ellen Ickes, then in 1880 as Ellen Carney. Her parents were Mathias Ickes and Margaret Bixler and she had a half brother named Levi Agnew. She said that the April 1, 1887 Bedford Gazette had an account of her wedding to Henry H. Mann, including names of guests. Quite a few Carneys listed, including my great-grandfather, plus others named Bixler, Wolfe, Beegle, Hershberger, Agnew, Hiner, Pensyl, Stevens, Berkstresser and Irvine. Try e-mailing her, and if you don't get her, I'll give you more details. Good luck!
Hi Bonita. How interesting! A few years ago, someone e-mailed me info on your grandmother and I'll try to sumarize it here. Her name is Nancy Peche, NLPeche@aol.com. She said that Ella, or Ellen, was listed in the 1870 census as Ellen Ickes, then in 1880 as Ellen Carney. Her parents were Mathias Ickes and Margaret Bixler and she had a half brother named Levi Agnew. She said that the April 1, 1887 Bedford Gazette had an account of her wedding to Henry H. Mann, including names of guests. Quite a few Carneys listed, including my great-grandfather, plus others named Bixler, Wolfe, Beegle, Hershberger, Agnew, Hiner, Pensyl, Stevens, Berkstresser and Irvine. Try e-mailing her, and if you don't get her, I'll give you more details. Good luck!
I have never heard of a Carney castle, but wonder if it might be near the town of Carney. On a trip to Ireland, I accidentally discovered the town in County Sligo. Although there is not much there, I stopped at the local post office and posted some cards back to my family and asked about the Carney's in that area. I would be interested to learn more of this castle. Dianne Carney Thebolt
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hello, have some info on Carney's in Indiana Co. Pa, Have a Samuel Thompson Carney( Known as Thomps) married to an Ellen Moke 9 Who was born in Germany an brought to this Country as a Baby. ----- Original Message ----- From: <BarbRRob@aol.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 6:59 AM Subject: Re: [CARNEY-L] Re: Samuel Carney > Hi Bonita, > I am also researching the Carneys in Pennsylvania. Would you have anyting on > Thomas Carney/Kearney in your files? He was born around 1860 some where in > Pennsylvania and was married to Lovina Morton. I can't seem to find anything > on them at all. > Thanks, > Barb > > > ==== CARNEY Mailing List ==== > Visit the Brickmason's Sons web site for Carney family members in Bay City and Detroit, Michigan. http://www.billcarney.com/brickmasons/ > >
----- Original Message ----- From: <ronbaybee@aol.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 12:53 AM Subject: [CARNEY-L] Re: Samuel Carney > > Hi Mara, I would like to see the pictures you have of the Carneys. My ggrandmother was raised by the Carneys in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Her name was Ella Carney. Do you have any information on her? We think she was adopted on just raised by the Carneys. Looking forward to your reply. Bonita > > > ==== CARNEY Mailing List ==== > Visit the Brickmason's Sons web site for Carney family members in Bay City and Detroit, Michigan. http://www.billcarney.com/brickmasons/ > >
----- Original Message ----- From: <ronbaybee@aol.com> To: <CARNEY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2001 12:53 AM Subject: [CARNEY-L] Re: Samuel Carney > > Hi Mara, I would like to see the pictures you have of the Carneys. My ggrandmother was raised by the Carneys in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Her name was Ella Carney. Do you have any information on her? We think she was adopted on just raised by the Carneys. Looking forward to your reply. Bonita > > > ==== CARNEY Mailing List ==== > Visit the Brickmason's Sons web site for Carney family members in Bay City and Detroit, Michigan. http://www.billcarney.com/brickmasons/ > >
Hi Dan, Not sure I can help you but want to forward your e-mail on to a couple of people working on the Carney line. One connects to James W. Johnston. They are in Armstrong Co but also have connects to Indiana Co. My paternal 3rd great grandmother was M. Elizabeth Carney married to Reynolds Laughlin and at one time they were in Armstrong Co. Will get back with you. Lona Laughlin Boudreaux Houston, Tx lona@pdq.net > Hello all, > > My wife and I are doing research on the Carney family from Indiana County, > Pa. Her genealogy is as follows (backwards): Marian Kelly (my wife), > Charles N. Kelly (her dad), Susanna Serena (grandmother) Margaret Elizabeth > Carney (greatgrandmother), Johnston Carney (ggreatgrandfather), John Carney & > Ann Cameron. The next generation back is possibly Richard Carney and Ruth > Clark, but we are unsure. Anyone also seeking this branch, please contact us. > > Dan Fossa > nonnodgf3@aol.com
Hello all, my father used to get invitations to a Carney Castle in Ireland. This was around 1981-1984. I remember the beautiful invitations, but can't remember where in Ireland the Castle is. Does anyone know where the Carney Castle is?? Sincere Thanks....Tonya Carney Archey tonya.archey@wku.edu http://www2.wku.edu/~archetc
hi group , Does any one have a Carney Connection in Ross Co ? , I would like to know who the parents are of Thomas M Carney that married Elizabeth c 1865 , Phil
Hi Jim, Do you know if there is a connection between your GW Carney and my Nicholas Carney (buried in same cemetery). Go here to find out more about Nicholas: http://www2.wku.edu/~archetc Sincere Thanks.... tonya.archey@wku.edu
If you have roots in these states, please take a look at this site: http://www2.wku.edu/~archetc Sincere Thanks tonya.archey@wku.edu
Hi Annie, Thanks for your post. Go to my web page and you'll find a little more info on Summers VanBuren. http://www2.wku.edu/~archetc I have Nick's Civil War pension that has information on Summers VanBuren. I haven't uncovered who Nicholas' parents were yet... I may have more info on Martha's family.
Hi,Nicholas Carney is my great-great-great grandfather.He is on my mother's side. I am trying to find who his parents were. Also trying to find info on his son(summers vanburen) wife Martha Ward. thank you for any info you might have
Hello all, My wife and I are doing research on the Carney family from Indiana County, Pa. Her genealogy is as follows (backwards): Marian Kelly (my wife), Charles N. Kelly (her dad), Susanna Serena (grandmother) Margaret Elizabeth Carney (greatgrandmother), Johnston Carney (ggreatgrandfather), John Carney & Ann Cameron. The next generation back is possibly Richard Carney and Ruth Clark, but we are unsure. Anyone also seeking this branch, please contact us. Dan Fossa nonnodgf3@aol.com
Hi Bonita, I am also researching the Carneys in Pennsylvania. Would you have anyting on Thomas Carney/Kearney in your files? He was born around 1860 some where in Pennsylvania and was married to Lovina Morton. I can't seem to find anything on them at all. Thanks, Barb
Hi Mara, I would like to see the pictures you have of the Carneys. My ggrandmother was raised by the Carneys in Bedford, Pennsylvania. Her name was Ella Carney. Do you have any information on her? We think she was adopted on just raised by the Carneys. Looking forward to your reply. Bonita