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Searching for information on Patrick Delay and wife, Ann Cronin, parents of Ellen Delay born in County Cork about 1832. Ellen may have emigrated to Buffalo, New York, USA about 1840. Any information gratefully received. Thanks, Tom O'Hare.

My Gt Gt Grandmother, Catherine O'CONNOR was born abt 1821 in Bandon, Co. Cork. She married [I don't know where!] John WATSON, a soldier in The Royal Regiment [from West Norfolk,] in about 1853. Their daughter, my Gt Grandmother, Catherine WATSON, was bn in 1857 on a homeward bound troopship from India, off Gibralter. This 2nd Catherine married my Gt Grandfather, Louis Henry PALMER, in Wisbech, Cambs, UK, on 11 March 1883. John & Catherine's other 2 children, John & William, both died young and are buried at Wretton, West Norfolk. Catherine O'CONNOR died 2 July 1897 either in Wisbech, Cambs, or Wretton, West Norfolk. I still have to get her death registration details and certificate. I'm afraid I know nothing else about Catherine O'Connor at the moment - not even if she had siblings. Grateful for suggestions and advice on how to trace Catherine's family. Regards, Ann McClean in Llanmerewig, Mid-Wales, U.K. ann-mcclean@mid-wales.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bobbin Lacemaking Pages: http://www.ann-mcclean.mid-wales.net/page2.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cross Stitch Kits of the traditional [c.1923] U.K. Counties: http://www.ann-mcclean.mid-wales.net/BritainInStitches/britst.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CAWTHORN, SCOTT, PALMER & DeSILVA PALMER Family History Pages: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cawthorn/FHmisc/fhpage1.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cambridgeshire Taverns & Public Houses in 1839 http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~cawthorn/1839Pigots/1839index.html ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CFHS 2726 FFHS 0046 MGS 727

I am getting the Digest as a file attachment and if over 10kb end up with nothing.I can check below 10kb by going into the reply area.I have contacted Eircom the server and they said to get in touch with you. Many thanks, Anne O'Neill CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com wrote: < < ------------------------------ < < Content-Type: text/plain < < CountyCork-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 76 < < Today's Topics: < #1 [Cork] Cogan Goggin? [Jeanette Johnston <vjjohnst@yahoo.] < < Administrivia: < < Messages to the list should be sent to < CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com < < To unsubscribe from the digest send the word unsubscribe in the body of an email with no other text (leave subject line blank and turn off signature line) to CountyCork-D-request@rootsweb.com < < CountyCork Mailing List homepage (for list guidelines and how to subscribe/unsubscribe) http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/countycork < < To contact the listowner send a message to mpetzolt2@webtv.net < < < < < < ______________________________ < ------------------------------ < < X-Message: #1 < Date: Sat, 23 Mar 2002 11:18:49 -0800 (PST) < From: Jeanette Johnston <vjjohnst@yahoo.com> < To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com < Message-ID: <20020323191849.43270.qmail@web11208.mail.yahoo.com> < Subject: [Cork] Cogan Goggin? < Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii < < Karen: < < Saw your post re GOGGIN/MANGAN. Don't know if there is a connection here < but wanted to let you know of my Cogan family so have attached a family < group sheet for them. Note the alias name below for Kit COGAN/GOGGIN. < She apparently went by GOGGIN, but I have no further information as to the < reason. Not sure how accurate the information is on this family except < where I have dates, places, etc. < < The surname MANGAN does not ring any bells with me. Do you know what the < "F" stands for in your great grandfather's name, John F. Goggin? < < I descend from Nora COGAN and Daniel CREEDON. < < Looking forward to hearing from you! < < Jeanette < WA state < < My Creedon family genealogy page http://www.homestead.com/creedon1/ < < < Family Group Sheet < =========================================================================== < Husband: John? COGAN < =========================================================================== < AKA: < Born: at: < Died: at: < Buried: at: < Married: Place: < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < Events < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 1. Children < Supposedly had 17 children. < =========================================================================== < Wife: UNKNOWN < =========================================================================== < AKA: < Born: at: < Died: at: < Buried: at: < =========================================================================== < Children < =========================================================================== < 1 M Edward COGAN < Born: at: < Died: at: < Buried: at: < Spouse: < Marr. Date: < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < Events < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 1. death, Unknown < May have drowned in Mississippi River or Atlantic Ocean. Survived < by wife and two children? < < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 2 M William COGAN < Born: at: < Died: at: < Buried: at: < Spouse: < Marr. Date: < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < Events < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 1. Residence < Came to US but returned to Ireland. < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 3 F "Kit" Katherine? COGAN "Goggin" < Born: at: < Died: at: Bweeng Co Cork Ireland < Buried: at: < Spouse: John SEXTON (1849-1923) < Marr. Date: Unknown, Ireland < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 4 F Mary COGAN < Born: at: Ireland < Died: at: < Buried: at: < Spouse: Jack John CREEDON ( - ) < Marr. Date: Unknown, Ireland < Spouse: < Marr. Date: < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 5 F Nellie COGAN < Born: at: < Died: at: < Buried: at: < Spouse: John SPILLANE ( - ) < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 6 M Jeremiah C COGAN < Born: Mar 1838 at: Co Cork IRELAND < Died: 13 Jul 1904 at: Nathrop (Chaffee) CO < Buried: at: Mt Olivet Cemetery, Buena Vista < (Chaffee) CO < Spouse: Mary SULLIVAN ( -Bef 1868) < Marr. Date: Ireland < Spouse: Ann WALSH OR WELSH? (1845-1925) < Marr. Date: Cir 1868, Grenagh Co Cork IRELAND < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < Events < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 1. Immigration, 1880, USA or Colorado < Came to the "country in 1880, had a general store in Nathrop, bought < the present ranch in 1889 from Billy Huey (Hurley?) and went into the < cattle business, died of an illness of many months. Left wife and six < children. < < 2. Census, 1900, Chaffee Co CO < Age 62, married 31 years, born Ireland, immigrated 1880, farmer < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < 7 F Nora COGAN < Born: 1839 at: Donoghmore Co Cork IRELAND < Died: 7 Mar 1905 at: Grenagh Co Cork IRELAND < Buried: at: < Spouse: Daniel Patrick? CREEDON (1828-1917) < Marr. Date: ca 1860?, Ireland < - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- < Last Modified: 20 Jan 2002 < < < ********************* < Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2002 13:59:13 -0800 (PST) < From: "K. Goggin" <ksgoggin@yahoo.com> < To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com < Subject: [Cork] Goggin / Mangan 1844 < < Dear Friends, < My great grandfather John F. Goggin, born June 05, < 1844 in Co. Cork was the son of a Goggin and (mother) < a Mangan. John came to Cleveland, Ohio in 1868 as a < marble cutter. He worked for the Rockefellers on their < estate as a lamplighter during the first mini < depression. < < Can anyone tell me where in County Cork I might search < for these families? Several of his children returned < to County Cork in the 1920's and did not find any < family, however the grandchildren admit that their < parents weren't sure where in Cork to look. < < I would appreciate any and all suggestions. < Thank You, < Karen Goggin < Simi Valley, California < < < < < < __________________________________________________ < Do You Yahoo!? < Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� < http://movies.yahoo.com/ < < -------------------------------- < End of CountyCork-D Digest V02 Issue #76 < **************************************** <

Can anyone expand upon the border moving? Im having a terrible time finding the exact location of my grandmothers family. Her documents on this side of the pond say "county Cork" but nothing further. Maybe if I expand my search to include Kerry I may have better luck? At what point did the border settle to its current place? Regards, Susan Jeffery Tokyo, Japan Researching Ryan, Slattery of Co. Tipp, O'Brien, O'Sullivan of Co.Cork, IRE Researching Palmer, Sanders, Brady in central PA, USA > I don't know about the border moving? > I have found my wifes'HARRINGTON's at the Ellis Is.site(NYC). > DOA-3/OCT/1909 on the Baltic from Queenstown,Cork,Munster,Ireland. > They gave there residence as Kenmare,Co Kerry! > So up to that point I would beleive it was valid. > >

Looking for links to Margaret Mary CRONIN b1834 Kenmare in County KERRY arrived in Australia in 1850 aboard "John Knox". I have no parent details suggesting Orphanage or Workhouse. I have tried KERRY List for 12 months without success. It has been suggested that CORK / KERRY border has moved from time to time and that CRONIN surname is more common in CORK. Family has links to Cashman family of Cork, with several inter marriages after arrivals in Australia. Also possible links to Catherine CRONIN b1832 and Hannah CRONIN b 1836 who arrived in Australia in 1855. Any possibilities will be fully explored.

I don't know about the border moving? I have found my wifes'HARRINGTON's at the Ellis Is.site(NYC). DOA-3/OCT/1909 on the Baltic from Queenstown,Cork,Munster,Ireland. They gave there residence as Kenmare,Co Kerry! So up to that point I would beleive it was valid. Regards,AL CountyCork-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > Subject: > > CountyCork-D Digest Volume 02 : Issue 78 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [Cork] LEARY-HODNETT,CONNELLY-MCAR ["p.f.oleary" <irishone@metrocast.n] > #2 Re: [Cork] MILITARY HISTORY, SHIEL ["Colin Johnston" <Colin.Johnston@c] > #3 [Cork] CRONIN / CASHMAN ["PETER BOOTH" <peterbooth2@bigpond] > #4 Re: [Cork] CRONIN / CASHMAN ["Laura McBride" <RAD442@msn.com>] > > Administrivia: > > Messages to the list should be sent to > CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com > > To unsubscribe from the digest send the word unsubscribe in the body of an email with no other text (leave subject line blank and turn off signature line) to CountyCork-D-request@rootsweb.com > > CountyCork Mailing List homepage (for list guidelines and how to subscribe/unsubscribe) http://community.webtv.net/shamrockroots/countycork > > To contact the listowner send a message to mpetzolt2@webtv.net > > > ______________________________ > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [Cork] LEARY-HODNETT,CONNELLY-MCARTHY, cty cork 1850s > Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 16:26:05 -0500 > From: "p.f.oleary" <irishone@metrocast.net> > To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com > > Patrick Leary married Honora Hodnett around Galley Head, Cty Cork and three > children, Michael, Margaret and Michael all emigrated to the greater Boston > area. Honnora remained in Ireland and passed on around 1921. A son Jeremiah > survived, > but no record of his fate. > > Daniel Connelly and Hannah McCarthy emrigrated and lived in Boston, MA > around > 1870. Daughter Ellen married Michael O'Leary son of Patrick and Honora > Hodnett Leary. Info on Hodnett desired. Hodnett is a common name around > SKibbereen and Ardfield. > > ______________________________ > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Re: [Cork] MILITARY HISTORY, SHIELDS,PERYER > Date: Sun, 24 Mar 2002 23:17:20 -0000 > From: "Colin Johnston" <Colin.Johnston@care4free.net> > To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com > > I do not wholely agree with this, Act of 1858 transferred Government of > India to the Crown, with a Secretary of State. European manned Regiments > were transferred to British Army. Indian manned Regiments remained as > Indian Army. A minor matter in a most interesting exchange. > Colin > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Denis Grant <denis.grant@sympatico.ca> > To: <CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 9:01 PM > Subject: Re: [Cork] MILITARY HISTORY, SHIELDS,PERYER > > > Eileen, > > To recap the lineage of the 107th: > > > > 1854-1858 Honourable East India Company 3rd Bengal European Light Infantry > > > > 1858-1861 3rd Bengal Light Infantry taken onto British Army Establishment > as > > > > 1861-1880 > > 107th Bengal Light Infantry > > > > In 1857 in events known variously as the Indian Mutiny, the Sepoy > Rebellion > > and the Anglo-Indian War of Independence, Indian troops of the Honourable > > East India Company's army launched a rebellion. At the time the HEIC, > (one > > of the several Companies of Merchants that had been a preferred method of > > colonial expansion), was a law unto itself and maintained what amounted to > a > > private army in India. Following the rebellion, the London government > > decided to rein in the HEIC and as part of that solution the military > forces > > in India became wholly incorporated into the British Army 'establishment'. > > > > It is this reorganization that is reflected in the change of title on the > > paybook. You can conclude therefore that John Shields served in the HEIC > > forces and was subsequently transferred to the British establishment as > > noted. He would thus almost certainly have received the Indian Mutiny > > Medal. 'The Indian Mutiny Medal Roll (British Forces)1857-1859' by Kevin > > Asplin which is a complete list of 50,700 men who received the medal does > > not show a John Shields listed among the HEIC forces. However, there is a > > John Shiels listed with the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers. I wonder if > your > > researcher looked at this man? It wouldn't be beyond the bounds of > > possibility that a man from the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers could > possibly > > end up in the 107th. (The 1st Bengal European Fusiliers had a post-Mutiny > > history similar to that of the 3rd, becoming the101st Royal Bengal > Fusiliers > > in 1861 and in 1881 the latter combined with the104th Royal Bengal > Fusiliers > > to become the Royal Munster Fusiliers). > > > > Perhaps you can send me scans of the paybook off-list, (I must admit I'd > > just like to see it anyway). If you decide to write to the museum you > > should consider sending them photo-copies. > > > > Regards, > > > > Donnacha > > > > > > ______________________________ > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: [Cork] CRONIN / CASHMAN > Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 23:38:59 +1100 > From: "PETER BOOTH" <peterbooth2@bigpond.com> > To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com > > Looking for links to Margaret Mary CRONIN b1834 Kenmare in County KERRY arrived in Australia in 1850 aboard "John Knox". > > I have no parent details suggesting Orphanage or Workhouse. > > I have tried KERRY List for 12 months without success. It has been suggested that CORK / KERRY border has moved from time to time and that CRONIN surname is more common in CORK. > > Family has links to Cashman family of Cork, with several inter marriages after arrivals in Australia. > > Also possible links to Catherine CRONIN b1832 and Hannah CRONIN b 1836 who arrived in Australia in 1855. > > Any possibilities will be fully explored. > > ______________________________ > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Subject: Re: [Cork] CRONIN / CASHMAN > Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 09:42:49 -0600 > From: "Laura McBride" <RAD442@msn.com> > To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com > > Not this will be of much help, but I have an Ellen Cashman that married a John Hartnett (Harnett) and had a daughter, Margaret, who was born about 1830 in Ireland. They are believed to be from Cork. > > Sorry it really isn't of any help, but thought I would pass on the info JUST in case you have this family in your line. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: PETER BOOTH > Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 6:49 AM > To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [Cork] CRONIN / CASHMAN > > Looking for links to Margaret Mary CRONIN b1834 Kenmare in County KERRY arrived in Australia in 1850 aboard "John Knox". > > I have no parent details suggesting Orphanage or Workhouse. > > I have tried KERRY List for 12 months without success. It has been suggested that CORK / KERRY border has moved from time to time and that CRONIN surname is more common in CORK. > > Family has links to Cashman family of Cork, with several inter marriages after arrivals in Australia. > > Also possible links to Catherine CRONIN b1832 and Hannah CRONIN b 1836 who arrived in Australia in 1855. > > Any possibilities will be fully explored. > > ==== CountyCork Mailing List ==== > ** Visit Helpful Hints for Successful Searching, includes information on Irish Civil Registration 1864+ http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints **

Not this will be of much help, but I have an Ellen Cashman that married a John Hartnett (Harnett) and had a daughter, Margaret, who was born about 1830 in Ireland. They are believed to be from Cork. Sorry it really isn't of any help, but thought I would pass on the info JUST in case you have this family in your line. ----- Original Message ----- From: PETER BOOTH Sent: Monday, March 25, 2002 6:49 AM To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Cork] CRONIN / CASHMAN Looking for links to Margaret Mary CRONIN b1834 Kenmare in County KERRY arrived in Australia in 1850 aboard "John Knox". I have no parent details suggesting Orphanage or Workhouse. I have tried KERRY List for 12 months without success. It has been suggested that CORK / KERRY border has moved from time to time and that CRONIN surname is more common in CORK. Family has links to Cashman family of Cork, with several inter marriages after arrivals in Australia. Also possible links to Catherine CRONIN b1832 and Hannah CRONIN b 1836 who arrived in Australia in 1855. Any possibilities will be fully explored. ==== CountyCork Mailing List ==== ** Visit Helpful Hints for Successful Searching, includes information on Irish Civil Registration 1864+ http://community.webtv.net/mpetzolt2/helpfulhints **

I do not wholely agree with this, Act of 1858 transferred Government of India to the Crown, with a Secretary of State. European manned Regiments were transferred to British Army. Indian manned Regiments remained as Indian Army. A minor matter in a most interesting exchange. Colin ----- Original Message ----- From: Denis Grant <denis.grant@sympatico.ca> To: <CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 9:01 PM Subject: Re: [Cork] MILITARY HISTORY, SHIELDS,PERYER > Eileen, > To recap the lineage of the 107th: > > 1854-1858 Honourable East India Company 3rd Bengal European Light Infantry > > 1858-1861 3rd Bengal Light Infantry taken onto British Army Establishment as > > 1861-1880 > 107th Bengal Light Infantry > > In 1857 in events known variously as the Indian Mutiny, the Sepoy Rebellion > and the Anglo-Indian War of Independence, Indian troops of the Honourable > East India Company's army launched a rebellion. At the time the HEIC, (one > of the several Companies of Merchants that had been a preferred method of > colonial expansion), was a law unto itself and maintained what amounted to a > private army in India. Following the rebellion, the London government > decided to rein in the HEIC and as part of that solution the military forces > in India became wholly incorporated into the British Army 'establishment'. > > It is this reorganization that is reflected in the change of title on the > paybook. You can conclude therefore that John Shields served in the HEIC > forces and was subsequently transferred to the British establishment as > noted. He would thus almost certainly have received the Indian Mutiny > Medal. 'The Indian Mutiny Medal Roll (British Forces)1857-1859' by Kevin > Asplin which is a complete list of 50,700 men who received the medal does > not show a John Shields listed among the HEIC forces. However, there is a > John Shiels listed with the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers. I wonder if your > researcher looked at this man? It wouldn't be beyond the bounds of > possibility that a man from the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers could possibly > end up in the 107th. (The 1st Bengal European Fusiliers had a post-Mutiny > history similar to that of the 3rd, becoming the101st Royal Bengal Fusiliers > in 1861 and in 1881 the latter combined with the104th Royal Bengal Fusiliers > to become the Royal Munster Fusiliers). > > Perhaps you can send me scans of the paybook off-list, (I must admit I'd > just like to see it anyway). If you decide to write to the museum you > should consider sending them photo-copies. > > Regards, > > Donnacha > >

Looking for the following CROWLEY family members and descendents, all immigrants from County Cork. All settled in Philadelphia, PA, USA between 1880 and 1920. Children of Timothy CROWLEY (born about 1820) and Margaret FOLEY (born abt 1820): CROWLEY, Michael John. Born 2 Feb 1848 in Co. Cork, married Mary Ann MCCARTHY abt. 1880, died Phila 21 May 1911. (Children married into WALSH, O'CONNOR and MCCANN families in Phila, PA.) CROWLEY, Mary. Born Jun 1845 in Co. Cork, died unmarried in Phila 6 Dec 1913. CROWLEY, Catherine. Born 8 Oct 1852 in Co. Cork, died unmarried 8 Nov 1913 in Phila. CROWLEY, Nora. Born May 1857 in Co. Cork, married John SULLIVAN 1885 in Phila., died after 1920 in Phila. ? Children of Jeremiah CROWLEY (born 1844-45) and Catherine DONOVAN (born 1856-60): CROWLEY, Mary. Born 7 Mar 1883, Goulacullin, Co. Cork, married Fred WHITECROSS, died 20 Jan 1968, Phila, PA. CROWLEY, Timothy. Born 29 Mar 1885, Goulacullin, Co. Cork, died unmarried 4 Sep 1948, Phila, PA. CROWLEY, Catherine. Born 14 Jul 1887, Goulacullin, Co. Cork, married John NEEDHAM, died 15 Mar 1969, Drexel Hill, PA. CROWLEY, Jeremiah. Born 4 Feb 1890, Goulacullin, Co. Cork, died unmarried 3 Jul 1952, Chester, PA. CROWLEY, Michael Joseph. Born 14 Feb 1895, Bantry, Co. Cork, married Sarah BRADLEY, died 17 jan 1947, Phila, PA. Tom White Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Patrick Leary married Honora Hodnett around Galley Head, Cty Cork and three children, Michael, Margaret and Michael all emigrated to the greater Boston area. Honnora remained in Ireland and passed on around 1921. A son Jeremiah survived, but no record of his fate. Daniel Connelly and Hannah McCarthy emrigrated and lived in Boston, MA around 1870. Daughter Ellen married Michael O'Leary son of Patrick and Honora Hodnett Leary. Info on Hodnett desired. Hodnett is a common name around SKibbereen and Ardfield.

Eileen, To recap the lineage of the 107th: 1854-1858 Honourable East India Company 3rd Bengal European Light Infantry 1858-1861 3rd Bengal Light Infantry taken onto British Army Establishment as 1861-1880 107th Bengal Light Infantry In 1857 in events known variously as the Indian Mutiny, the Sepoy Rebellion and the Anglo-Indian War of Independence, Indian troops of the Honourable East India Company's army launched a rebellion. At the time the HEIC, (one of the several Companies of Merchants that had been a preferred method of colonial expansion), was a law unto itself and maintained what amounted to a private army in India. Following the rebellion, the London government decided to rein in the HEIC and as part of that solution the military forces in India became wholly incorporated into the British Army 'establishment'. It is this reorganization that is reflected in the change of title on the paybook. You can conclude therefore that John Shields served in the HEIC forces and was subsequently transferred to the British establishment as noted. He would thus almost certainly have received the Indian Mutiny Medal. 'The Indian Mutiny Medal Roll (British Forces)1857-1859' by Kevin Asplin which is a complete list of 50,700 men who received the medal does not show a John Shields listed among the HEIC forces. However, there is a John Shiels listed with the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers. I wonder if your researcher looked at this man? It wouldn't be beyond the bounds of possibility that a man from the 1st Bengal European Fusiliers could possibly end up in the 107th. (The 1st Bengal European Fusiliers had a post-Mutiny history similar to that of the 3rd, becoming the101st Royal Bengal Fusiliers in 1861 and in 1881 the latter combined with the104th Royal Bengal Fusiliers to become the Royal Munster Fusiliers). Perhaps you can send me scans of the paybook off-list, (I must admit I'd just like to see it anyway). If you decide to write to the museum you should consider sending them photo-copies. Regards, Donnacha ----- Original Message ----- From: "Brenda McDonald" <comfy.cottage@sympatico.ca> To: <CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 10:17 AM Subject: [Cork] re:MILITARY HISTORY,SHIELDS,PERYER > Hello Denis, > The information you supplied directly coincided with dates in the > paybook. The paybook was originally was for the East India Company" > The title was scratched out and replaced with "Her Majesty's East India > Forces". I had a professional researcher look for discharge papers, > Medal Rolls, pension records and Chaplain's Returns but to no avail. > However, I do know he received a pension. The help you and others have > given is invaluable....perhaps there are other records at the museum > that can be accessed. I thank you! Eileen

Mostly located in Houlton/New Limerick,ME area and in NB...came to US in approx 1845...contact me at archangelkh@hotmail.com...offlist, pls HANNIGAN-HART-WHITE-COWED-COYLE-HALLETT-BRADLEY-BRADBURY-STEIN-FOLEY-DONNELLY-MCGUEN-FAULKNER- FEENEY-MULHERN-MONAHAN-GIBBONS-KANE-GOODEN-DONAHOE-MULLEN-FARREN-HASSETT-MCCAIN-STOCKFORD-SHIELDS-WILLETTE-DENSMORE-MCGOLDRICK-HACKETT-MCCARTHY-GOLDEN-KNORR-LYON-HAGGERTY-HENNIGAN-HANAGAN OWEN & ANNIE [HART]HANNIGAN -came to US, possibly thru NB in about 1850. Brothers of Owen possibly are George and James…still feel unsure of: Owen was b. 1793 d. New Limerick, ME 1879; George Hannigan b. circa 1795, Ireland; James Hannigan b. 1800, Ireland. Annie was b. circa 1800 in Ireland d.26 Apr 1867 Owen and Annie left their infant child in Ireland, so the story goes, with the oldest son [or possibly a brother]…the child died, and the son is believed to have also come over to US later…more stories…but no real connect. My father is now 81 and he and his brother are the last of their generation[3rd] and both now failing…so would love to find the roots before they pass on. Children of Owen and Annie Hart Hannigan: Michael HANNIGAN…may have been oldest son…born 11/10/1823 …this is tentative info. Peter HENNIGAN, next to oldest or oldest son?, of OWEN & ANNIE [HARTT]HANNIGAN, spelled it Hennigan, it appears...b. in Ireland 1/6/1825, and married Ellen[Helen on her tombstone] COWED[on a baptismal record for children, looks like Connio or Currio...but Cowed[I wonder if it was supposed to be Coward, a more common name] came from marriage intention filed in 1849 in Hallowell]...she was b. 5/10/1827 in Ireland… settled in NB ; buried in Johnville. Their children were Bridget who may have been born in Hallowell, ME…baptized 7 July 1852; married Patrick COYLE Owen b. 25 July 1852, in Milltown, NB, born in Maine, sponsors Thomas HANNIGAN and Catherine WHITE; on some census reports, is age is corrected to suggest he was born in 1863; occupation listed as a tailor; unknown what happened to him; Owen married Sara STEIN. Peter E born in 1860 in New Limerick, ME, moved to Johnville, NB by 1891…lived in Bowling Green, KY, in 1923 was in Columbia, TN, and wrote to Daniel J HANNIGAN of Portland that he planned to move to Columbus, OH…unsure if he married or where he died. William , b 3 May 1862 in New Limerick, married Mary Ann FOLEY in Johnville, NB on 4 May 1897. Ellen was b. in 1865 in New Limerick, appears in 1871 Canadian census, but disappears from records by 1891. *Daniel [who may or may not be part of this family] was born 24 May 1872 in Canada, most likely; married Mary Agnes LIVINGSTONE. There may have been more children. Have some more info down this line, generationally, but not a whole lot. Thomas HANNIGAN, son of Owen and Annie[Hart] Hannigan Thomas[b. 1/4/1827] married Mary BRADLEY[b.?1840] Their children were John W; Annie G--married William H DONNELLY - 1891; Mary Jane unmarried, lived in MA, died in Bangor, ME. Thomas Edward[b1865, baptized 6/19/1865]. Addie/Adeline died at 27. Daniel James moved to Astoria WA. Francis Egan d. age 14. William Michael, moved to Melrose, MA. Frederick Curtis, also moved to Melrose. Gertrude Cecelia, married Patrick MCGUEN in Melrose. Clarence Albert married Lulu Mary FAULKNER...have dates etc on these and more on downline generations, but would like to hear from anyone as there are still many gaps. John HANNIGAN born in Ireland 2/26/1830; married Bridget FEENEY, b. 1854;[Feeney family connected to Johnville, NB area] had following children: Bridget who married John BRADLEY, son of Roger and Bridget[MULHERN] BRADLEY. Katherine E, b. 14 Mar 1861[d. 31 Jan 1882] who married Edward C MONAHAN and she died shortly after their marriage, not likely any issue. Mary Ellen, b. 14 Nov 1862 and married James BRADLEY, [b. 2 Apr 1856; died 3 May 1906[brother of John above]. Margaret, married Ernest GIBBONS[son of Thomas and R.[Meyer] Gibbons] in 1882. Edward Charles, married Susan KANE in 1887. James, married Isabel GOODEN in 1889. John-no birth date yet. William-no birth date yet. Catherine HANNIGAN, dtr of Annie and Owen HANNIGAN- b. 11/1831;d. 8 Nov 1903; married John DONAHUE[d.1881] and had following children: John[b. 4 Aug 1857] who married Emily SHEIN. Martin[b. 14 Aug 1861] who married Sarah MULLEN [OR BUTLER?] Edward[b.3 Dec 1865] married Anastassia FARREN in 1895; and later Helen CRANDLEMIRE in 1910. Edward HANNIGAN, son of Annie and Owen HANNIGAN- b.6 Sep 1833, d.21 Nov 1895; married Elizabeth WHITE in 1863 [she preferred to be called Eliza, also known as Lizzie] WHITE, born in Smyrna, Maine, of Martin and Mary [HASSETT] White..[some of Hassetts were either then or later in Bangor area]. They lived in New Limerick on the County Road and their children were all born in New Limerick: Thomas Edward b/ 30 Mar 1864; d. 5/16/1885. Mary Francis b. 28 May 1866…never married; took care of my grandfather Bernard Michael in Denver until he died; she died in Denver 20 Aug 1941. Annie Louise –b 14 Aug 1968; d. 7 Aug 1958; married Frank WILLETTE in 1908. George Edward – b 17 April 1872; d. 1953; married Sadie Bernice DENSMORE in 1912. Elizabeth[Lizzie] Julia b. 27 Nov 1875; d. 6 May 1957; married Stanley James MCCAIN in 1903. Lucy Gertrude b. 24 May 1877; d. 8 Mar 1953; married Adolph Fitzherbert STOCKFORD in 1909. John Willis b. 1 Aug 1879; died 4 Dec 1882. Joseph Martin b.11 Nov 1881; d. 29 Jan 1967; married Crystal Eda BRADBURY in 1920. Bernard Michael[my grandfather] b 26 May 1884; d 7 Oct 1919; married Ella Fern SHIELDS in 1915. Mary HANNIGAN, dtr of Owen and Annie HANNIGAN, [b. 1835 in Ireland]; married Martin MCGOLDRICK[b.Ireland] Mary and Martin had at least three children, 2 dtrs, one son, William who was a farmer...suspect he never married, died of apoplexy 4/25/1919 in New Limerick...may have been more, we have no more info on that as yet. From New Limerick, they moved to Patten. John, son of Owen and Annie HANNIGAN, was born in Ireland 2/26/1830 and married Bridget FEENEY. He may have been in Civil War? They had the following children Bridget[b. about 1860, d. ] married John BRADLEY[b. 7/26/1853] in Houlton...they had 10 children[set of twins did not live long]. One daughter[Eva] died a bit over 16. Names: James, John jr, Theresa, Alice, Daniel, Albert, William Mary Ellen HANNIGAN, b. 11/14/1862[of John And Bridget[Feeney]Hannigan married James BRADLEY,[b.4/2/1856 in New Limerick, Maine] son of Roger and Bridget MULHERN Bradley. We don't have much information on them except that he died 5/3/1906 and is buried w/ his parents and brother in Houlton. Unknown if they had children or what became of Mary Ellen. Bridget, dtr of Annie and Owen HANNIGAN,[b11/17/1837,Ireland] married William MULLEN?[possibly Butler, due to handwriting interpretations~ still unsure]. They had at least one child, John, who married Christie BRADBURY; they moved to Fort Kent for a while and then out west to Puget Sound, WA. …Bridget died at age 29 and it is thought that William married again to Eliza GALLAGHER and they had a daughter, Sarah , who married Martin DONAHOE, son of Bridget’s older sister, Catherine. Owen Eugene, son of Annie [Hart] and Owen HANNIGAN, [b.3/17/1841; d.12 Oct 1908, married Catherine[Kate] BRADLEY[b. 8/9/1843] in 1865 and their children were : William Henry[who spelled his name HANAGAN and married Catherine ?; James Edward, b. 13 Jul 1867; d. 2 May 1947; married Lydia MCCARTHY in 1906. Franklin Albert, b. 4 Jun 1869—died in woods accident at age 28. Joseph Augustus, b. 1 Apr 1871; married Ruth GOLDEN in 1901. Owen was known as Owney…but don’t know more about him Winnifred Catherine, b. 31 Jul 1875 married Arthur HACKETT in 1895. John Emerit, b. 22 Aug 1877; married Elsie KNORR in 1909 Erin Henrietta, b. 8 Aug 1881, married James W. LYON in 1907. Thomas Elmer, b. 7 Aug 1885, married Beatrice HAGGERTY in 1916. Anne Geneva, b. 13 Mar 1885 married Hamilton FLINTON in 1904. Ethel Teresa, b. 6 Aug 1887 married Winfield MCCARTHY in 1908. 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Hello Denis, The information you supplied directly coincided with dates in the paybook. The paybook was originally was for the East India Company" The title was scratched out and replaced with "Her Majesty's East India Forces". I had a professional researcher look for discharge papers, Medal Rolls, pension records and Chaplain's Returns but to no avail. However, I do know he received a pension. The help you and others have given is invaluable....perhaps there are other records at the museum that can be accessed. I thank you! Eileen

Hi Colin, Thank you for the leads. The information you supplied re: regimental changes was new to me. It may help me find out when John SHIELDS retired from the service and perhaps where his first wife, Louisa PERYER may be buried. Eileen

Timothy Callaghan of Newtownshandrum Cork married Anne Collins of Millen, Cork circa early 1800's Son Daniel married Catherine Bailey (milleen) Sons Michael, Timothy, Daniel, James, and daughter Mary migrated to Chicago circa 1895 Michael and Mary remained in Chicago. Mary married Andrew Cusack, a policeman Timothy, Daniel and James moved "west" and were not heard from again Any connections

I would like to know if Balastin and Balemarstel are/ were areas of Cork.I cannot find them on any maps that I have looked at. Has anybody come across DENEEN and LYONS from these places

Karen: Saw your post re GOGGIN/MANGAN. Don't know if there is a connection here but wanted to let you know of my Cogan family so have attached a family group sheet for them. Note the alias name below for Kit COGAN/GOGGIN. She apparently went by GOGGIN, but I have no further information as to the reason. Not sure how accurate the information is on this family except where I have dates, places, etc. The surname MANGAN does not ring any bells with me. Do you know what the "F" stands for in your great grandfather's name, John F. Goggin? I descend from Nora COGAN and Daniel CREEDON. Looking forward to hearing from you! Jeanette WA state My Creedon family genealogy page http://www.homestead.com/creedon1/ Family Group Sheet =========================================================================== Husband: John? COGAN =========================================================================== AKA: Born: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Married: Place: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Events --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Children Supposedly had 17 children. =========================================================================== Wife: UNKNOWN =========================================================================== AKA: Born: at: Died: at: Buried: at: =========================================================================== Children =========================================================================== 1 M Edward COGAN Born: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Events --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. death, Unknown May have drowned in Mississippi River or Atlantic Ocean. Survived by wife and two children? --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 M William COGAN Born: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Events --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Residence Came to US but returned to Ireland. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 F "Kit" Katherine? COGAN "Goggin" Born: at: Died: at: Bweeng Co Cork Ireland Buried: at: Spouse: John SEXTON (1849-1923) Marr. Date: Unknown, Ireland --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 F Mary COGAN Born: at: Ireland Died: at: Buried: at: Spouse: Jack John CREEDON ( - ) Marr. Date: Unknown, Ireland Spouse: Marr. Date: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 F Nellie COGAN Born: at: Died: at: Buried: at: Spouse: John SPILLANE ( - ) --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 M Jeremiah C COGAN Born: Mar 1838 at: Co Cork IRELAND Died: 13 Jul 1904 at: Nathrop (Chaffee) CO Buried: at: Mt Olivet Cemetery, Buena Vista (Chaffee) CO Spouse: Mary SULLIVAN ( -Bef 1868) Marr. Date: Ireland Spouse: Ann WALSH OR WELSH? (1845-1925) Marr. Date: Cir 1868, Grenagh Co Cork IRELAND --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Events --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Immigration, 1880, USA or Colorado Came to the "country in 1880, had a general store in Nathrop, bought the present ranch in 1889 from Billy Huey (Hurley?) and went into the cattle business, died of an illness of many months. Left wife and six children. 2. Census, 1900, Chaffee Co CO Age 62, married 31 years, born Ireland, immigrated 1880, farmer --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7 F Nora COGAN Born: 1839 at: Donoghmore Co Cork IRELAND Died: 7 Mar 1905 at: Grenagh Co Cork IRELAND Buried: at: Spouse: Daniel Patrick? CREEDON (1828-1917) Marr. Date: ca 1860?, Ireland --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last Modified: 20 Jan 2002 ********************* Date: Thu, 21 Mar 2002 13:59:13 -0800 (PST) From: "K. Goggin" <ksgoggin@yahoo.com> To: CountyCork-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [Cork] Goggin / Mangan 1844 Dear Friends, My great grandfather John F. Goggin, born June 05, 1844 in Co. Cork was the son of a Goggin and (mother) a Mangan. John came to Cleveland, Ohio in 1868 as a marble cutter. He worked for the Rockefellers on their estate as a lamplighter during the first mini depression. Can anyone tell me where in County Cork I might search for these families? Several of his children returned to County Cork in the 1920's and did not find any family, however the grandchildren admit that their parents weren't sure where in Cork to look. I would appreciate any and all suggestions. Thank You, Karen Goggin Simi Valley, California __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Movies - coverage of the 74th Academy Awards� http://movies.yahoo.com/

Dear Elizabeth I have a convict that was sent out to Tasmania named Catherine Danahy( and various other variations over the years) from County Cork. On her convict record it states she had a sister Ellen. She was sent out to Tasmanina(Van Diemen's Land up to 1853) in 1847 and was 20 at the time. It says a surname for Ellen which is not the same as Catherine but I will have to enlarge it as it is very poor writing. Do you want me to send you a picture of the surname and see if it is the same, two sets of eyes might be better than one if the dates fit. It would be a great breakthrough if these were sisters as the convict records are good after they arrived in Australia but not very good in Ireland. It does not state the town only Cork but says Ellen was at her native place. Hope to hear some good news from your end Pam Calverley Canberra Australia _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com