I am looking for info on these families. My 3rd great-grandfather was John McKee and he was born about 1816 in Co. Down. I realize this is vague but it is all I have. I believe that his father was Thomas McKee but I don't have his mother's name. John McKee married Margaret Roddie, who was a daughter of James Roddie and Elnor Nesbitt. John and Margaret had 2 sons, Thomas and George, before 1846. In 1846, John, his wife and 2 sons left Ireland on the ship Helen Thompson which arrived in the spring of 1847 to Canada. Margaret was pregnant with their first set of twins during and after the journey. The family lived in St. Johns, NB, Canada. They also had 3 more children: John, and twins, Ellen and William. The oldest boy, Thomas McKee, was my 2nd great-grandfather. He married a girl by the name of Sarah. I do not know her maiden name. They had 5 children: Inez, Thomas, George, Lily, and Walter. George Ira McKee was my great-grandfather. He married Jennie Bartlett and they had 13 children: Vern, Allie, Thomas, Garfield, David, (twins) Lawrence and Florence, Charlotte, Eva, Laura, Rita, Stella, and Fred. David Emil McKee was my grandfather. He was born 21 Jan 1910 in Calais, Maine and he died 13 Jan 1973 in Houlton, Maine. He married my grandmother, Velma Morrison, in 1928 or so. (They never told anyone their anniversary). They had 3 children: Kenneth, Darleen, and Brian. Their daughter, Darleen McKee, is my mother. Feel free to contact me with any info. Thanks!

My Great Grandmother, Mary Jane Jeffers married Thomas Shirley on 9 Sep 1868 in Staplestown Church, Carlow. She was the daughter of Thomas and Mary Jeffers. I am seeking more information on this family. Regards Bill Leacock

My paternal Grandmother was a Shirley from Clogrennan near Carlow. I am interested in the Shirley families in the Carlow and Kilkenny area. I have some good information on the family, but am seeking to expand. Previously through the list I have made contacts with linked families in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Keppel, Connor, Dimond, Daly, Ashmore. Regards Bill Leacock

I have some good information on the Stone families of Queens and Kilkenny through the 19th Century and early 20th century, looking to share and expand the knowledge base. Also interested in the Hendy and Haggerty families that are linked by marriage to the Stones. Regards Bill Leacock

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Baring that, try joining Jane Lyon's Irish mail list -- several Irish people on there may be able to help you, and she's a genealogist. It's a yahoo list, [email protected] <[email protected]> Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Y-IRL/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pat Martin" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 11:34 PM Subject: [ROLL CALL] Clanwilliam estate and Bridge Quarter(parish Kilcoo)?? > NEED HELP A letter dated 23rd March 1846 from agent of the Clainwilliam > esstate to the landlord, General Meade in England reads, "An application > has been made to me by John Savage of Bridge Quarter (parish of Kilcoo) > for a transfer to Michael Rae on the hill for the land old Savage and his > son John were successively posses sed off as he Savage os fpr America." > > Where is/was Clanwilliam estate and Bridge Quarter located in 1846? Was > Bridge Quarter a townland or just the name of a farm? > > John Savage b. 1801 Co Down m. 1835 Mary McCartan, dau of Bernard and > Anna/Roseanna Brush/Rush McCartan/en. Immigrated May 1846 from Liverpoole > on the Independence to Dubuque Co Iowa USA, with 4 small children and > Mary's younger brother Bernard McCartan. > > Trying to find John's parents, siblings and place of birth. Thank you for > help or suggestions. Pat > > > ==== IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS Mailing List ==== > Remember: This is NOT a discussion group. If you would like to join an > Ireland discussion list: > http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRELAND.html >

My Aunt, Annie Boyle nee McGuire was born in Largybrack, Glencolmkille, Co. Donegal. I'm not sure what year but would guess it to be around 1912-15. She emigrated to New Zealand in 1950 to join John Boyle - I'm not sure if they were married at the time or if they married in NZ. John Boyle was also from that area but had served in the British Air Force during the war I believe. They had two children, a boy & a girl and I think they (or one of them) may have moved to Australia. Annie Boyle would have been my aunt. My Father, Patrick John McGuire was her younger brother. Anne Campbell

NEED HELP A letter dated 23rd March 1846 from agent of the Clainwilliam esstate to the landlord, General Meade in England reads, "An application has been made to me by John Savage of Bridge Quarter (parish of Kilcoo) for a transfer to Michael Rae on the hill for the land old Savage and his son John were successively posses sed off as he Savage os fpr America." Where is/was Clanwilliam estate and Bridge Quarter located in 1846? Was Bridge Quarter a townland or just the name of a farm? John Savage b. 1801 Co Down m. 1835 Mary McCartan, dau of Bernard and Anna/Roseanna Brush/Rush McCartan/en. Immigrated May 1846 from Liverpoole on the Independence to Dubuque Co Iowa USA, with 4 small children and Mary's younger brother Bernard McCartan. Trying to find John's parents, siblings and place of birth. Thank you for help or suggestions. Pat

Hi List, Is there anyone on the list researching the BRADNER family name? I am especially interested in hearing from people who's roots go back to County Wicklow, Ireland. Thanks Bernie Bradner Email address: [email protected] Web page address: http://www.aztec-net.com/~bradner/

> Here is a website where you can search for records: > https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/csi/csi_main.cfm#Counties I posted this yesterday and since have found more info on this website that has me excited. This is a project where they are combining all the records at the various county heritage/genealogy research centres into an index. Eventually, they are aiming to have the complete country in the database. Why is this exciting? Well, if your ancestor was born before 1864 and you don't know the county of birth, right now the only way to narrow down your choices is to use the Griffith's Valuation and the Tithe Applotments, then pay for research a a number of county centres for an initial search with very little quarantee that you have the correct counties. This new service, when completed, will be able to give you some choices. If you are looking for a marriage, it gives the spouses' names. If you are looking for a baptism, it gives you years. Yes, the research can be costly. I have had it done at County Tipperary Family Research Centre. They searched one baptism for about $20 and when I saw it was my family, I then ordered baptisms and marriages for the family going back another generation for about $70.00. I found it well worth the cost. What I would like to see them do next is unify the costs across the centres. You can get an initial search for one record like I did for $20 from one centre and then another will charge $120 which I think is excessive. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus

I am looking for any information on Matthew Walker Scott who was born in Mayo County, Ireland on Dec 07,1834. His parents are listed as James Scott and Susannah Walker. Matthew Walker Scott married Sarah A. Dick on Nov 11,1862 in Frontenac County, Kingston, Ontario Canada and then moved to Westport, Ontario Canada until his death Aug 01,1907. Sarah Dick was listed as being born in Armagh County, Ireland on April 02,1839 and died on April 14,1922 in Westport, Ontario Canada. I am looking for any information on James Scott and Susannah Walker and any information on Sarah's family. I only have Sarah's parents names as being Samuel Dick and Anne Rofs(Roffs?). Any help would be great. Thanks. Rosanne [email protected]

----- Original Message ----- From: "V Goodrich" <[email protected]> To: "Ireland Roll Calls" <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2005 7:33 PM Subject: Fw: Any Moffatt of County Down > Bristow Moffatt, Shoemaker, Born 1809 Ireland, married 1832C Mary > Ann Young Born 1813C Ireland Last located in Antrim 1828 (Rev. McGill's > diary) > Mother always said they were from Derry, Down > Son Thomas born in Liverpool 1833 ,Daughter Martha born.1837 > Looking for parents of Bristow > Naming pattern for Bristow's mother and father > would seem to be Thomas and Martha . > Came to Upper Canada 1839C first to Toronto and then to Peterborough > area1845 > Any information greatly appreciated > > > Van > >

Looking for any clues to the Dale /Dales/Deal family, even if your ancestor just married into the family. The Browns, Crossett's and Givens all married into the Dale family, often several members of one family. This family comes from Tyrone and Derry. Magherafelt, Ballymulderg and Killyfaddy being the main towns. Eryka Garbutt

Anyone recognize any of these? Any help warmly welcomed. 1857. 13 June. Immigration. James CASHMAN, 23, laborer, arrives in New York on the ship Aurora from Liverpool, England, place of origin Ireland. He is listed with Margaret CASHMAN, 19, dressmaker, and Patrick CASHMAN, 26, laborer, on lines 54-56, microfilm roll 175, list # 670. 1857. 28 August. Immigration. Paul SPILLANE, 28, baker, last residence Ireland, arrives in New York on the ship Ashburton from Liverpool, England. Manifest ID #901211. (Irish to America, 1846-1865 Passenger and Immigration Lists) In the 1860 census of Rochester, New York, the household of Paul SPILLANE includes wife Mary (CASHMAN) SPILLANE and James CASHMAN. 1863. 2 October. Immigration. Jno SPILLANE, 40, dyer, &/ wife Vandy/Vancey ( the index says 'Vandy'), 38, arrive in New York on the ship Louisiana from Liverpool, England, & Queenstown, Ireland. (New York Passenger Lists, 1851-1891). They are accompanied by: .....Dan, 18, laborer .....Julia, 16 .....Jerry, 8 .....James, 6 (indexed as 'Jane') .....Denis, 4 [Dennis SPILLANE was my great grandfather] .....infant (indexed as 'female' but I suspect this is Dennis' brother 'Uncle Pat') In the 1870 census of Rochester, New York, John SPILLANE is household #737, James CASHMAN (& wife Ellen SPILLANE CASHMAN) is household #738, Paul SPILLANE (& wife Mary CASHMAN SPILLANE) is household #741.

I am looking for information on the Gillick family from County Meath/County Westmeath. Terrence Gillick born 1 Jan 1837, his sister Julia born Oct 1820, and brother Owen b. abt 1830. Terrence left Ireland in 1855 arriving in Boston � no records remain. No records found in the US yield any clues to their home town. Known facts: According to his sister�s marriage record the parents were named Charles and Mary. Terrence corresponded with two cousins in Ratoath: Eliza and Ross. Two sisters are found there in 1909: Eliza and Catherine, but no connection has been made. They may be the children of James Gillick and Anne Farrell. James Gillick m. Elizabeth Murphy are also found in Ratoath with a son Terrence, but this is not the correct person. A Terrence Gillick is listed in Dunshaughlin but is born in 1858 which is too late. The Meath Heritage Center was unable to locate Terrence in their records. The County Cavan Heritage Center was unable to locate Terrence in their records. The Westmeath Heritage Center found a Terrence Gillick b. 1835 born to Phillip Gillick and Rose Glennon, but no records for his siblings � it appears it is the wrong individual. Terrence married Margaret Ann McGee 2 May 1865 in Amador County, California, and they had the following children: Thomas James Gillick Owen Eugene Gillick William Gillick Emmet Gillick Julia A. Gillick Mary Gillick George. L. Gillick Andy Gillick Sarah Rose Gillick Charles Cornelius Gillick John Gillick Charlotte L. Gillick Nellie Gillick Terrence�s brother Owen�s war record states he was from Mayne, Ireland, but a search through Eneclann didn�t find the family in Dunboyne, or the parish of Dunshaughlin. Oldcastle was checked as well with no records found. Terrence died in California 12 Feb 1906. His sister Julia died in Chicago in 1907. I am truly at the end of line and hope someone might recognize this family. Sandy California

Hi all, I'm searching my CRAVEN Family. They are supposedly from Roscommon Co...Because so many are from that area. However my grandmother had always said they were from Antrim Co..Anyway,here is all I have which isn't much. James Craven was born about 1835.He married Catharine Murray about 1860 or 61 They went to England as their first born was John Craven born abt. 1862Their second born was James Craven born abt.1864.They then emigrated to New York showing up in the 1880census( name spelled on census Cravin) for Long Island City,Queens County, where they have had already another six children, all being born in New York. Michael Craven b/1867,Nicholas Craven b/1871,William Craven b/1876,Mary C. Craven b/1878,Peter Joseph Craven (my grandfather) born Jan 1,1880.In between somewhere there is supposedly a Thomas that was born.But I don't know for sure. When finding the locations of the Craven name in Ireland it shows heaviest concentration in Roscommon area and 2 families from Antrim area.I know that James Craven had brothers but I have no idea of their names.I believe he died(James) about the late 1890's or so.But he is supposed to have come back to Ireland and died there.My father,born 10/14/1912,the son of Peter Craven & Margaret McKeegan never knew his grandfather,as I understand that he was already dead.And all of my fathers brothers and one sister are also gone,excepting one brother that is in his 90's and doesn't recall anything. So,sorry if this is long winded but if anyone has any knowledge or thoughts it would be greatly appreciated. Denise

The Ireland GenWeb County Tipperary website has been updated. The biggest change/addition can be found on the Townland webpage. There is now an index for all the town(land)s listed in the 1851 Townland index. There are almost 7,000 and they are split by North and South Ridings and in alphabetic order. This website now has over 500 individual townland pages. The new/dated pages this month include: Boytonrath, Borrisnafarney, Cloncannon, Knockanroger, Adamstown, Ballyheen, Barnalascaw, Belleville, Borrisbeg, Butlerslodge, Eastwood, Farranaderry, Templemore, Ballycahill, Kilduff, Mien, Cashel, Golden, Holycross, Nenagh, Boreen, Toomyvara, Forest, Greenwood, Ivyhall, Jockeyhall, Kilclareen, Kiltillane, Kiltilliha, Knockanroe, Kylebeg, Lisnaviddoge North & South, Manna North & South, Oldtown, Priory Demesne, Rossnamanniff Lower & Upper, Sandymount, Culleenagh, Templemore Demesne, Woodville, Clontaaffe, Craiguedarg, Curraduff, Graiguebeg, Killough, Farranacahill, Killea, Barnane, Bohernarude, Glenreagh, Gortacurra, Kilballyhemikin, Kilkip East & West, Kilmacuddy, Lahesseragh, Lisnareelin, Lloydsborough, Park, Skehanagh North & South, Killawardy, Aughall Beg & Middle & More, Ballinlassa, Ballinroe, Ballyphilips, Castleleiny, Cobbs, Gorteendangan Five more civil parish websites also have been added: Boytonrath, Borrisnafarney, Templemore, Killea and Templeree. New pictures and surnames have been listed to some of the townland pages, plus links to tithes and Griffith Valuation databases and film numbers for available LDS Family History Library films relating to the townland. If you have any corrections, additions or suggestions for the website, please email me off list. You can access the site at: http://www.rootsweb.com/~irltip/tipperary.htm -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by ZoneAlarm AntiVirus

Searching for information leading to the CLEARY/O'MALLEY family in 1800s located in Glencullin County Mayo, IRE. (area is Kiltane/Kilcommon/Belmullet R.C. Parishes) If any of the following are your ancestors, I would appreciate hearing from you. In 2004, Mayo North Family Heritage Center provided the following assessment for the siblings of a JOHN CLEARY AND WINIFRED O'MALLEY. (Baptisms for the siblings were found in Bangor, Kiltane, Doolough, Geesala, & Glencullen in the Kiltane/Kilcommon R.C. parish, County Mayo, IRE.) Information supplied by Mayo North Family Heritage Center database 185??-WINIFRED O'MALLEY & JOHN CLEARY - no marriage record, 1856 Griffiths Evaluation of tenements lists JOHN CLEARY as a resident Glencullen Upper? - a number of Cleary occupiers. ARE THE FOLLOWING the siblings/nieces/nephews of WINIFRED & JOHN CLEARY?---- 1855-ANTHONY CLEARY, Glencullen bap. 29 Aug 1855, Aughoose/Bangor R.C. bap reg. vol. 1, p.6, sponsors Anthony Cleary & Mary Cleary 1855-BRIDGET CLEARY, Glencullen bap. 29 Aug 1855, Kiltane R.C. bap. reg. vol. 1, p.17, sponsors Patrick Conway & Bridget Malley. 1857-MARY CLEARY, Glencullen Top, bap. 31 May 1857, Aughoose/Bangor R.C. bap. reg. vol.1, p.11, sponsors Edward Gaughan & Sabina McAndrew 1863-PATRICK CLEARY, Glencullen, bap. 26 Apr 1863, Kiltane R.C. bap. reg. vol. 1, p. 27, sponsors James Maughan & Mary Maughan. It is believed that Winifred O'Malley is a sister to John O'Malley who married Honor Cormack in 1873. My Grandfather John & Grandmother Honor Cormack O'Malley migrated to U. S. sometime in 1870s. They appeared in the 1880 census in Ogden town, Riley County, Kansas, U.S.A. There were O'Mealey's(sp?) residing in this KS area as early as 1850s. 1850-JOHN O'MALY, Belmullet, son of John O'Maly and Bessy Clynes, baptized on the 22nd of November, 1850, sponsors were Edward Curran & Jane Lynes. Belmullet R.C. bap. vol. 1, p. 70 My Grandfather JOHN O'MALLEY obit states his birth as 24 June 1847, Portscomouth, Co. Mayo,Belmullet R.C. bap. vol. 1, p. 70 (To date Portscomouth is non-existent - any ideas?) Known information is: 1873-JOHN O'MALLY, married on the 9th of February, 1873, HONOR CORMACK. Witnesses John Reilly & Honor Reilly (Kiltane R.C. Parish, County Mayo, IRE, mar. reg. vol. 1, p.254.) - this is just a handwritten line in a registry book gives no parent names or place of marriage. 1800-Parents of HONOR CORMACK & JOHN O'MALLEY is UNKNOWN (would be my G-Grandparents) - Following are names of their children handed down word-of-mouth. James O'Malley see below listed children, Dan O'Malley, Winifred O'Malley married a Cleary, Katherine O'Malley married a Thompson?, John O'Malley - born ~ 1850 married a Cormack, & Dora Deane O'Malley, & there may have been an Edward O'Malley also. Additional information supplied by Mayo North Family Heritage Center database 1881-Rose O'Malley, Doolough, dau of. JAMES O'MALLEY & Ellen Cormack bap. 20 Jun 1881, reg. as being born 1 July 1881 Kiltane R.C. bap. Reg. vol. 1, p. 173, sponsors Thomas Barrett & Catherine Barrett 1883-JOHN O"MALLEY, Doolough, son of JAMES O'MALLEY & ELLEN CORMACK, bap. 14 Oct.1883, Geesala R.C. bap. Reg. vol. 1, p. 2, sponsors Thomas Barrett & Rose Barrett. Would the father of these two children(JAMES O"MALLEY) be the brother of JOHN O"MALLEY? Hope to hear from someone out there.

----- Original Message ----- From: Mary Jane Brown To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:32 AM Subject: CORMACK/MC CORMACK/MC CORMICK Searching for information leading to the Cormack's family in 1800s and earlier located in County Mayo, Kiltane/Kilcommon/Belmullet R.C. Parishes, IRE. If any of the following are your ancestors, I would appreciate hearing from you. In 2004, Mayo North Family Heritage Center provided the following assessment for the Cormack,(McCormack/McCormick), O'Malley, and Cleary families located in the Kilcommon/Kiltane/Belmullet (Erris) Roman Catholic parish area. Note: (Bangor, Kiltane, Doolough, Geesala, & Glencullen are in the Kiltane/Kilcommon R.C. parish, County Mayo, IRE.) Known information is: 1873-JOHN O'MALLY, married on the 9th of February, 1873, HONOR CORMACK. Witnesses John Reilly & Honor Reilly (Kiltane R.C. Parish, County Mayo, IRE, mar. reg. vol. 1, p.254.) 1800-Parents CORMACK & O'MALLEY is UNKNOWN (would be my G-Grandparents) - Following are names of their children handed down word-of-mouth. James O'Malley, Dan O'Malley, Winifred O'Malley, Katherine O'Malley married a Thompson?, John O'Malley - born ~ 1850, & Dora Deane O'Malley, & there may have been an Edward O'Malley also. My Grandfather John & Grandmother Honor Cormack O'Malley migrated to U. S. sometime in 1870s. They appeared in the 1880 census in Ogden town, Riley County, Kansas, U.S.A. There were O'Mealey's(sp?) residing in this KS area as early as 1850s. Information supplied by Mayo North Family Heritage Center database: 1850-JOHN O"MALY, Belmullet, son of John O'Maly and Bessy Clynes, baptized on the 22nd of November, 1850, sponsors were Edward Curran & Jane Lynes. My Grandfather John O'Malley obit states his birth as 24 June 1847, Portscomouth, Co. Mayo,Belmullet R.C. bap. vol. 1, p. 70 1873-JOHN O'MALLY, married on the 9th of February, 1873, HONOR CORMACK . Witnesses John Reilly & Honor Reilly (Kiltane R.C Parish, County Mayo IRE,. mar. reg. vol. 1, p.254.) 1881-Rose O'Malley, Doolough, dau of. JAMES O'MALLEY & Ellen Cormack bap. 20 Jun 1881, reg. as being born 1 July 1881 Kiltane R.C. bap. Reg. vol. 1, p. 173, sponsors Thomas Barrett & Catherine Barrett 1883-JOHN O"MALLEY, Doolough, son of JAMES O"MALLEY & ELLEN CORMACK, bap. 14 Oct.1883, Geesala R.C. bap. Reg. vol. 1, p. 2, sponsors Thomas Barrett & Rose Barrett. 185??-WINIFRED O'MALLEY & JOHN CLEARY - no marriage record, 1856Griffiths Evaluation of tenements lists JOHN CLEARY as a resident Glencullen Upper? - a number of Cleary occupiers. ARE THE FOLLOWING children or nieces/nephews of WINIFRED & JOHN CLEARY?---- 1855-ANTHONY CLEARY, Glencullen bap. 29 Aug 1855, Aughoose/Bangor R.C. bap reg. vol. 1, p.6, sponsors Anthony Cleary & Mary Cleary 1855-BRIDGET CLEARY, Glencullen bap. 29 Aug 1855, Kiltane R.C. bap. reg. vol. 1, p.17, sponsors Patrick Conway & Bridget Malley. 1857-MARY CLEARY, Glencullen Top, bap. 31 May 1857, Aughoose/Bangor R.C. bap. reg. vol.1, p.11, sponsors Edward Gaughan & Sabina McAndrew 1863-PATRICK CLEARY, Glencullen, bap. 26 Apr 1863, Kiltane R.C. bap. reg. vol. 1, p. 27, sponsors James Maughan & Mary Maughan. Hope to hear from someone out there.

Searching for information leading to the Cormack's family in 1800s and earlier located in County Mayo, Kiltane/Kilcommon/Belmullet R.C. Parishes, IRE. If any of the following are your ancestors, I would appreciate hearing from you. In 2004, Mayo North Family Heritage Center provided the following assessment for the Cormack,(McCormack/McCormick), O'Malley, and Cleary families located in the Kilcommon/Kiltane/Belmullet (Erris) Roman Catholic parish area. Note: (Bangor, Kiltane, Doolough, Geesala, & Glencullen are in the Kiltane/Kilcommon R.C. parish, County Mayo, IRE.) Known information is: 1873-JOHN O'MALLY, married on the 9th of February, 1873, HONOR CORMACK. Witnesses John Reilly & Honor Reilly (Kiltane R.C. Parish, County Mayo, IRE, mar. reg. vol. 1, p.254.) 1800-Parents CORMACK & O'MALLEY is UNKNOWN (would be my G-Grandparents) - Following are names of their children handed down word-of-mouth. James O'Malley, Dan O'Malley, Winifred O'Malley, Katherine O'Malley married a Thompson?, John O'Malley - born ~ 1850, & Dora Deane O'Malley, & there may have been an Edward O'Malley also. My Grandfather John & Grandmother Honor Cormack O'Malley migrated to U. S. sometime in 1870s. They appeared in the 1880 census in Ogden town, Riley County, Kansas, U.S.A. There were O'Mealey's(sp?) residing in this KS area as early as 1850s. Information supplied by Mayo North Family Heritage Center database: 1850-JOHN O"MALY, Belmullet, son of John O'Maly and Bessy Clynes, baptized on the 22nd of November, 1850, sponsors were Edward Curran & Jane Lynes. My Grandfather John O'Malley obit states his birth as 24 June 1847, Portscomouth, Co. Mayo,Belmullet R.C. bap. vol. 1, p. 70 1873-JOHN O'MALLY, married on the 9th of February, 1873, HONOR CORMACK . Witnesses John Reilly & Honor Reilly (Kiltane R.C Parish, County Mayo IRE,. mar. reg. vol. 1, p.254.) 1881-Rose O'Malley, Doolough, dau of. JAMES O'MALLEY & Ellen Cormack bap. 20 Jun 1881, reg. as being born 1 July 1881 Kiltane R.C. bap. Reg. vol. 1, p. 173, sponsors Thomas Barrett & Catherine Barrett 1883-JOHN O"MALLEY, Doolough, son of JAMES O"MALLEY & ELLEN CORMACK, bap. 14 Oct.1883, Geesala R.C. bap. Reg. vol. 1, p. 2, sponsors Thomas Barrett & Rose Barrett. 185??-WINIFRED O'MALLEY & JOHN CLEARY - no marriage record, 1856Griffiths Evaluation of tenements lists JOHN CLEARY as a resident Glencullen Upper? - a number of Cleary occupiers. ARE THE FOLLOWING children or nieces/nephews of WINIFRED & JOHN CLEARY?---- 1855-ANTHONY CLEARY, Glencullen bap. 29 Aug 1855, Aughoose/Bangor R.C. bap reg. vol. 1, p.6, sponsors Anthony Cleary & Mary Cleary 1855-BRIDGET CLEARY, Glencullen bap. 29 Aug 1855, Kiltane R.C. bap. reg. vol. 1, p.17, sponsors Patrick Conway & Bridget Malley. 1857-MARY CLEARY, Glencullen Top, bap. 31 May 1857, Aughoose/Bangor R.C. bap. reg. vol.1, p.11, sponsors Edward Gaughan & Sabina McAndrew 1863-PATRICK CLEARY, Glencullen, bap. 26 Apr 1863, Kiltane R.C. bap. reg. vol. 1, p. 27, sponsors James Maughan & Mary Maughan. Hope to hear from someone out there.