Here's my list of HALLIGAN related names out of Cuyahoga County, Cleveland, Ohio: HALLIGAN, John GREEN/GREENE/GREENAN, Mary Children of John & Mary: 1. HALLIGAN, John: DERRIG / MOONEY / YOUNG / MATHIS / PACHASA / BOMBERG / SHEEHAN 2. HALLIGAN, Charles: CONE / HEGER / CORRIGAN / WIXON / BALLOU / SHERBA / DIETZ / MURRAY / COSTANZO/BISHOP / NAYLON 3. HALLIGAN, Daniel: WOLF / JOYCE / KEPPLER / HAYES / HOVANETZ / CAUGHEY / GORMAN / CARTER 4. HALLIGAN, Frank: DWYER / VANDERWYST / BERGHOFF 5. HALLIGAN, James: LINSCOMB, Gladys????? Step daughter to James HALLIGAN and wife Lafin??? 6. HALLIGAN, Harry: KRUFES / KRUZENBERGER / KOLP / GILL 7. HALLIGAN, Sarah: ROBERTS 8. HALLIGAN, William: wife Ella ???? 9. HALLIGAN, Mary I (Belle): LINK / KRAMER / HARMON Thanks Colleen Halligan Zuniga

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: HALLIGAN-YOUNG Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IQh.2ACIB/94 Message Board Post: I'm trying to find the descendants of the following: Charles Virgil HALLIGAN (Husband) (Son of John J. HALLIGAN & Catherine DERRIG) b. 23 Nov 1912, Ohio d. 20 Oct 1981, Los Angeles, California Violet B. YOUNG (Wife) (Daughter of John YOUNG Sr & Elizabeth ?) b. 26 Jan 1917, Ohio d. 7 Aug 1998, Los Angeles, California Please contact me at budwiser@montana.com Thank you Colleen Halligan Zuniga

Happy Holidays to you all.....just found a website by accident. If you have relatives that served in the Civil War you can find them at this site: http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.htm Also....I think someone contacted me from one of this LIST about a painting they had of a Vince Halligan.....if you are out there please contact me at budwiser@montana.com thank you Colleen Halligan Zuniga

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IQh.2ACIB/83.2 Message Board Post: Hello Jim I am also trying to do some research on the name halligan. my grand father william Smith came to austrilia before 1900 and his mother was a Alicia Halligan and father was Charles smith from country meath. many thanks margaret

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: halligan smith Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/IQh.2ACIB/84.1.1 Message Board Post: Hello. I am trying to research the name Alicia Halligan from Co meath or near by. She was the mother of my grandfather William smith who came to Austrilia as a young man before 1900. alicia Halligan was married to a Charles Smith. thanks Margaret

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IQh.2ACIB/93 Message Board Post: The person named below is not related to me, and the only other information I have is that he came from Skerries, County Dublin, Ireland, and his ship was in port during the 1881 British census. “Ships at Swansea 1881”, www.angelfire.com/de/BobSanders/Swansea81.html , accessed 11/3/2002 "Foam" Patrick Halligan, Unmarried, 35, M, Able Bodied Seaman

Hi Adriana, I would like to know more about your HALLIGAN family. I too have a HALLIGAN in my line, she is Elizabeth Ann HALLIGAN born Jan. 1843 & the first census I find her on is the 1880 born in WV or VA age 38 already married about 1868 to William KIEL. Her death cert. states father Wm. HALLIGAN & mother Mary KAVANAUGH both born Ireland. Since VA or WV is so close to PA I thought there may be a connection. I checked 1840 & 1850 VA census with no luck finding the family. Thanks. ...Geraldine in Missouri ----- Original Message ----- From: <FarleyA1@aol.com> > Searching for more information on the family of William Halligan, b. Co. > Clare, Ireland, who married Aurilla "Mary" Skelton of Crossingale, Cussewago > Twp., Crawford Co Pennsylvania, and were the parents of 7: Daniel, Thomas, > Robert, Anna, Mary, John, Edward. > > Adriana Farley

Hello Searching for more information on the family of William Halligan, b. Co. Clare, Ireland, who married Aurilla "Mary" Skelton of Crossingale, Cussewago Twp., Crawford Co Pennsylvania, and were the parents of 7: Daniel, Thomas, Robert, Anna, Mary, John, Edward. Adriana Farley

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Halligan, Harnan, Weinand Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IQh.2ACIB/92 Message Board Post: I am looking for the parents and/or siblings of Mary Halligan, born 1832, in Porlaois, County Laois, Ireland. Mary married William Harnan in August 27, 1850. They had both emigrated by 1850. Anybody know anything?

Answering your Halligan request. I found your request on my e-mail. I live in Webster Co IA My father ws A. Ray Savage , youngest son of Michael and Jane Halligan Savage. You sound like you have read either the Pliner or Sister Patrice family list. I would be interested in exchanging info. I have been in contact with other Halligan descendents on interenet. thay may have already seen your e-mail and contacted you. Pat Savage Martin ----- Original Message ----- From: Bob and Kay Kordik <randl@ncn.net> To: <HALLIGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 24, 2002 8:09 AM Subject: [HALLIGAN] Patrick, James & Anthony Halligan > Being new to this Digest, I'm wondering if any of the 19 have info about these Halligans: Patrick, James & Anthony (b. 1810) who came from Co. Louth about 1840. Patrick is thought to have died in the CA Gold Rush. He had 4 sons, James, Dan, John & Joe. This last son is said to have had a family at or near Cascade, Iowa. James was not married and is said to have died in the CA Gold Rush. Anthony was married to Mary McKenna in Ireland. They first settled in New Jersey, then in Illinois and at Plattesville, Wisconsin. They had 5 sons & 4 daughters. Daughters were Mary Mahoney, Jane Savage, Julia Boyle and Margaret Martin. These daughters and the 5 sons lived in the Moorland and Fort Dodge, Iowa, area. One son was Anthony and he married Ann Trainer, they had two daughters and 5 sons. Gratefully, Kay > P.S. I would be happy to share the info I do have > > ______________________________

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IQh.2ACIB/83.1 Message Board Post: Hi Jim, There are Halligans still living in the area you mention. Try Tinode, Manor Kilbride, Blessington, Co. Wicklow. Let me know how you get on. Regards, Maureen

My great grandfather, John Patrick Halligan (1833-1881) was from Co. Cork and came to America around 1862. John came over alone (as far as I know). He was shipbulder. He married Alice Burns in 1865 in Mobile, AL. and fathered five children - Josephine, Maggie, Albert Sidney, Robert Lee, and Edmund. The name on Albert's baptismal certificate is Albert Sidney Lyons Halligan. I have no idea where the Lyons name came from. Edmund died as a baby. Josephine and Maggie were sent back to Ireland around the early 1880's, when Alice (d. 1883) and John (d. 1881) died. Robert and Albert (my grandfather, who was five years old at time) were raised by their mother's relatives. Robert later died without marrying. Albert married Johanna Coffee in New York City around 1910. Maggie and Josephine visited New York City for their brother's wedding. There are a number of brick walls on my Halligan side as many records seem to be missing and very little information was passed on because my grandfather was so young when his parents died. Mary Halligan

I'm a Cleveland Ohio HALLIGAN descendant.....still stuck in Cleveland. I was told that all the HALLIGAN's from Cleveland were related and today I've gotten a lot more information and do beleive that now. I've connected all but about 3 to the family. Our HALLIGAN's came from Ireland (Tipperary or Cork) and went to Canada then to Ohio. Anyone HALLIGAN's out there with Ohio roots...please let me know....my email is budwiser@montana.com thanks.....Colleen Halligan Zuniga ----- Original Message ----- From: Pops Jackson <jjpops01@bellsouth.net> To: <HALLIGAN-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 1:56 AM Subject: [HALLIGAN] Quarterly Report > It's time for a quarterly report. At this point we have a total of 19 members subscribed in List mode and 5 in Digest mode. Some of our fellow members are new and some have been here awhile. > > Whether you are a recent subscriber or an "old hand" now might be a good time to send a message describing the state of your research progress, with some detail about your "brick walls". It's always possible that someone will have discovered some information that will be helpful to you. > > I hope you are enjoying the list and finding some satisfaction from belonging. > > I hope to hear from each of you. > > Pops > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 >

Hi Bob and Kay. We are related and descend through the Anthony Line. You too? I can put you in touch with Constance Nash Nelson of Blair, NE who follows this line closely. I descend from Anthony's son Daniel Alexander who married Katherine Ellen Durrigan. The Durrigans were also of Cascade and came from Meath near the Louth border. Halligans and Durrigans knew each other in Ireland. Daniel and Catherine's line ends in two daughters. Constances descends from Katherine who married Conn Nash. I descend from the youngest child, Margaret Alice who married Frank Tobin of Mitchell, SD. Margaret went to Clark College after her parents died, later becoming a school teacher. Let's keep sharing information.....FYI, my son is Halligan Augustine Erickson, AKA Hal, so the name continues as a first name in my family. mbshea@toad.net 4606 Beechwood Road College Park, MD 20740 301.209.9401 > Being new to this Digest, I'm wondering if any of the 19 have info about these Halligans: Patrick, James & Anthony (b. 1810) who came from Co. Louth about 1840. Patrick is thought to have died in the CA Gold Rush. He had 4 sons, James, Dan, John & Joe. This last son is said to have had a family at or near Cascade, Iowa. James was not married and is said to have died in the CA Gold Rush. Anthony was married to Mary McKenna in Ireland. They first settled in New Jersey, then in Illinois and at Plattesville, Wisconsin. They had 5 sons & 4 daughters. Daughters were Mary Mahoney, Jane Savage, Julia Boyle and Margaret Martin. These daughters and the 5 sons lived in the Moorland and Fort Dodge, Iowa, area. One son was Anthony and he married Ann Trainer, they had two daughters and 5 sons. Gratefully, Kay > P.S. I would be happy to share the info I do have > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

Being new to this Digest, I'm wondering if any of the 19 have info about these Halligans: Patrick, James & Anthony (b. 1810) who came from Co. Louth about 1840. Patrick is thought to have died in the CA Gold Rush. He had 4 sons, James, Dan, John & Joe. This last son is said to have had a family at or near Cascade, Iowa. James was not married and is said to have died in the CA Gold Rush. Anthony was married to Mary McKenna in Ireland. They first settled in New Jersey, then in Illinois and at Plattesville, Wisconsin. They had 5 sons & 4 daughters. Daughters were Mary Mahoney, Jane Savage, Julia Boyle and Margaret Martin. These daughters and the 5 sons lived in the Moorland and Fort Dodge, Iowa, area. One son was Anthony and he married Ann Trainer, they had two daughters and 5 sons. Gratefully, Kay P.S. I would be happy to share the info I do have

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Census Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IQh.2ACIB/91 Message Board Post: The person named below is not related to me, and the only other information I have is that he came from Skerries, County Dublin, Ireland. "Surname Index to the 1861 Census Returns of Ships" (LDS# 6025598) Name-Age-Sex-Married/Single-Occupation-Birthplace-Ship Name-LDS Film#-RG9#-Page#. Halligan,Christopher-37-M-M-ABS-St. Patrick-543290-4466-49A

Good Topic. Too many brick walls to talk about, but perhaps you might know more about "my" Halligan family .... William, believed to have been born Co. Clare, Ireland, married at Arvilla\Aurilla "Mary" Skelton, b. Crossingville,Cussewago Twp, Crawford, PA. They had Children:                                 Daniel William (Twin) (1872-1953)                                 Thomas Wilson (Twin) (1872-1955)                                 Robert                                 Anna (Twin) (1877-)                                 Mary (Twin) (1877-)                                 John (1881-)                                 Edward (1885-) Daniel William Halligan            25 Mar 1872, Crossingville, Crawford, Pennsylvania            28 Apr 1953, Broadlawns Hospital, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa buried  30 Apr 1953, Holy Cross Cemetery, Elkhart, Polk, Iowa m.       EllenWinifred Ryan b.       1 May 1873, Maxwell, Story, Iowa d.       30 Jan 1930 the daughter of William Thomas Ryan (1828-) and Ellen Phelan (1841-1914) on 26 Feb 1900, at Holy Cross Church, Elkhart, Polk, IA Their Children:        William Joseph (1901-1979)                                 John Francis (1904-1982)                                 Edward Ambrose (1907-1949)                                 MaryDolores (1913-1996) Would appreciate any correspondence with anyone who might have similar connections and/or areas of research (counties/states) having to do w/Halligan family. Adriana Farley Durham, CA

It's time for a quarterly report. At this point we have a total of 19 members subscribed in List mode and 5 in Digest mode. Some of our fellow members are new and some have been here awhile. Whether you are a recent subscriber or an "old hand" now might be a good time to send a message describing the state of your research progress, with some detail about your "brick walls". It's always possible that someone will have discovered some information that will be helpful to you. I hope you are enjoying the list and finding some satisfaction from belonging. I hope to hear from each of you. Pops

I don't believe I would be able to identify any of the photos, but I do have a St. Louis HALLIGAN in my line. My 2nd great grandparents were Carl William & Elizabeth Ann "Ellie" (nee HALLIGAN) KIEL. They married somewhere, abt. 1869. I know not where & I don't know where they are in 1870 census. But their son, my great grandfather was born 1869 MO. I think they just missed them on the 1870 St. Louis census. I find them from 1880 on, in St. Louis. Ellie was born Jan. 1843 either VA or WV according to census records. Her parents were born in Ireland. I am hoping there is a connection to your HALLIGAN, since they were in the same St. Louis area. Geraldine in MO ----- Original Message ----- From: <> > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > Surnames: Halligan > Classification: Query > Message Board URL: > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IQh.2ACIB/90 > > Message Board Post: > I have an old family album full of very old photos,some of whom may Halligans(St.Louis).My gg-grandmother was Maggie(Margaret)Halligan,married to Guy(Garrett)Barry,3/10/1881.My grandmother lived with some Halligans in the 1920s(Maggie was deceased by 1900).Three of these photos are at http://photographsfromthepast.com/photo2a24.html & http://photographsfromthepast.com/photo2a25.html Please contact me for enlargable versions of these and the other photos,some of which may go back to the 1870s. >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Halligan Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IQh.2ACIB/90 Message Board Post: I have an old family album full of very old photos,some of whom may Halligans(St.Louis).My gg-grandmother was Maggie(Margaret)Halligan,married to Guy(Garrett)Barry,3/10/1881.My grandmother lived with some Halligans in the 1920s(Maggie was deceased by 1900).Three of these photos are at http://photographsfromthepast.com/photo2a24.html & http://photographsfromthepast.com/photo2a25.html Please contact me for enlargable versions of these and the other photos,some of which may go back to the 1870s.