Hello, I'm in Canada. Searching for connections to DUKELOW. My ggg grandfather PETER DUKELOW came to Canada by 1838. Also his grown sons/daughters came. Would like to talk to anyone with information on where they came from. I have info that they may have originated in Creagh and Abbeystrewery is mentioned but it appears to be a church, rather than a parish/community? Need lots of help on understanding the geography of this area. April in British Columbia, Canada

Desparately seeking some or any information on brothers 3. John, Michael and Lawrence Mitchell from Galway. They are my stonewall. The brothers settled in Kingston, Ulster County, NY. Earliest date there is a grave marker 1851 for John's wife Bridget buried in St. Mary's Cemetery Kingston. My need is where in Galway did they come from and how did they get here? Have searched the ship lists, have US citizen papers, etc, etc. Know churches attended here. Any and all help, hints would be wonderful. Judy Christopher

Still looking for Luke Comer and Kate Larkin of Stonetown, near Glenamaddy, Galway. Does anyone know if an international money order for the British Isles will work as payment for document from the Western Health Board in Galway? Thanks, Pat

Hope I'm not too late to give a "shout" for MCDERMOTT. Rose, or Roseann, came to the US between 1847 and 1854, from near Enniskillen, County Fermanagh. She was in New York "for a while", then went to Greene County, Pennsylvania, where she stayed with an uncle, MICHAEL MCGOVERN. She married Henderson Wise in 1859 and lived in Washington County. Do not know the family connection with McGovern, other than he was an uncle. There was another uncle living with them by the name of THOMAS DRUM. If anyone has any clue to my husband's first great-grandmother, we'd very much appreciate hearing from you! Thanks so much, Carole Watkins Rocklin, California

I've just started researching my husband's side of the family. His great grandparents are Patrick Francis MALONEY (b. about 1868 in Galway) and Mary O'HALLORAN Their daugher (my husband's grandmother) is Mary MALONEY (b. 12 Jun 1885 in Galway at 9 Cross Street) She came to the states and in 1906 married Francis Leo LANDERS. She died in 1965 in Boston. Her siblings were Catherine, Patrick Francis, Jr., Sarah and James. If anyone is researching this family, I would love to hear from you. Thanks Patricia Champaign, Illinois

Well, I hope everyone's week went well, we had some really good roll calls last week and now moving on to County Galway on the West Coast of Ireland. Quite a beautiful county and Galway town is wonderful, especially when they have the Arts Festival in July! As always, if you want to post a roll call for another county or an 'unknown' county, please go ahead. You just might be posting one that connects to me :-) -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA, list admin http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton AV2005

> > Subject: Moffatt all spellings > > > > Bristow Moffatt, Shoemaker, Born 1809 married 1832C Mary Ann Young Born > > 1813C > > Last located in Antrim 1928. always said they were from Derry, Downi > > Son Thomas born in Liverpool 1833 ,Daughter Martha born.1837 > > Looking for parents of Bristow > > Naming patern for Bristow's mother and father would seem to be Thomas and Martha Moffatt/t . > > Came to Upper Canada 1839C first to Toronto and then to Peterborough > > area1845 > > > > Any information greatly appreciated > > >

Coralee Thank you Jean

Decendants / Relatives of EUGENE CALLAGHAN MCCARTHY. dob 1/1/1958. Limerick City.

Is any-one able to help with information on the following families? SPRATT; John & Jane SPRATT. Listed as being of Strahenny in 1816, on baptism of son William, Long Island in 1825 in the Tithe Applotment list, and Little Paris Island in the Grifftiths Valuations of 1857, all of which are near to Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh. Their son William born 1816 who married Ellen or Elleanor STAFFORD and who was living at Coolgarran near Irvinestown in Griffiths valuations 1857, and on marriage of daughter in 1861. William & Ellen's children mostly emigrated to New Zealand. JOHNSTON Francis born c 1820 and wife Mary (who may also have been a JOHNSTON) and who were living on Bleanish Island near Newtownbutler in the Griffiths Valuations in 1857, and their daughters Margaret and Elizabeth who emigrated to New Zealand. DEAN/DANE/DAIN Andrew who married Esther WATSON and their son John born c 1835 who emigrated to Australia prior to 1866. I know nothing about this couple except that they came from Northern Ireland. I'd appreciate any help any-one can offer. Lyn

My Family in Troy,NY and County Cork Ire.Michael Manning/Margaret McKeown,Michael Manning/MaryConnell-John McKeown /Catherine Moriarty My Husband's Family in Cohoes NY.-Nenagh,Tipperary,Ire. Patrick O'Brien and Catherine Heally, Parents unknown. Mathew O'Brien and Catherine Smith, Parents; John Smith and Catherine Reddington-Cohoes,NY.-Ireland (County unknown) Rita O'Brien

Hi List: This my girst time on this list. I am searching for information on my ggrandparents ROSA DENNY, AND JOHN MALONE, and I have no information to go on. I do know that they lived in New York City on the lower East Side and had 9 children, I have no clue where in Ireland they came from or when they came> I do know that their oldest child Mary was born in New York City prior to 1870. Can any one tell me where to start looking for them? Thank you Jean Horl

I am searching for Faulkner families in County Fermanagh; in particular, I am searching for Mary Faulkner as a child with her family. Mary was born about 1828. I do not have much information on my Faulkner family. Mary immigrated to New Orleans and was married in the Catholic church 8 Feb 1853 to John Doyle who immigrated to New Orleans from County Wexford. Margaret Miesterfeld

Can you tell me what Co in Ireland they originated from? I am looking parents and siblings of a John Savage b. 1801 Co Down. He immigrated with wife Mary McCartan and 4 small chhildren in 1846 from Liverpoole to Dubuque co USA. Maybe some of his siblings came to Liverpoole and stayed. Thank you for any help. Pat in Iowa USA ----- Original Message ----- From: "P Molyneux" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2004 3:24 AM Subject: [ROLL CALL] O'TOOLE,TOMAN,HOEY,and SAVAGE > All arrived in Liverpool from Ireland about 1860, and didn't go any further.Pat Molyneux. > > > ==== IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS Mailing List ==== > To Unsubcribe from L: mailto:[email protected] > To Unsubscribe from D: mailto:[email protected] > Put the single word 'unsubscribe' in the message subject and body > >

Hi everyone, I am searching for two DEARING/DEERING families in the hopes of connecting the two. Robert DEARING b. c. 1801 in Clones, Monaghan. He appears on the 1837 muster roll of the Militia for the 1837 rebellion in Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada so must have been here before 1837. He appears to have been married before to an Elizabeth?? and we think perhaps that she died before the family's coming to Canada. They had two daughters, Sarah and Ann. They settled in West Gwillimbury, Simcoe County, Ontario Canada. He had two sisters, Ann who married a McCRACKEN b. 1801 ? and Sarah b. 1794 in Clones, Monaghan Ireland. Sarah married John CROSS. The other family is my line. Edward "Gilbert" DEARING possibly form Armagh, but not certain. He was born 1796. He married Eliza GLEESON. three children were born in Ireland- Mary Ann 1838, Robert 1843 and Edward 1846. Two more children were born in Canada- William Hugh 1853 and Robert 1856. They settled originally in St. Vincent Twp., Grey Co. Ontario Canada and later after Gilbert's death the family moved to the Manitoulin Island. Because of a close proximity of Robert's daughter on the Manitoulin and because of the contents of Robert's will, we have reason to believe that Robert and Gilbert were brothers. Does anyone know of these families in Ireland? Any help appreciated. Dawn in Toronto Canada Family Research: SMYTH, SPENCER, SPARKHALL, CUBITT, BOWER, WORTS, DEARING, GLEESON, LANDRY/LONDRY, WILLIS, HUMPHREY, HENLEY/HENERBY - married in: Brown & Browne, Barnham, Shepherd, More, Randle, Wright, McArthur, Bloomer, Tustian, Doan, Burnette, Stillwell, Luck, Huckle, Nelson, Foreman, Sherk, Near, Clark, Fligg, Gould, Sparling and many more!!

Searching for the family of Patrick HAGAN in County Clare. The surname could be HOGAN or O'HOGAN. I notice the presence of the O'HOGAN surname on the County Clare surname list. This is the story I am working on, told by an elderly "cousin" of my line of Hagans: The earliest of our line to come to the U.S. was Patrick HAGAN (could be any spelling), born in County Clare, Ireland. He was a ship captain and possessed a letter of marque from the British government. Eventually he left the sea and came to the U.S. through the port of Charleston, South Carolina. This "cousin" does not remember dates as he only remembers his parents talking about the family genealogy when he was a very young boy. He did say the name used to have an "O" in front of it and the family used to be Catholic but dropped the "O" and left that religion. In my research I have found mention of a Captain Hagan of the frigate ROWLEY (armed merchant) in a 1775 newspaper article. I cannot find a first name so don't know if this is my Patrick or another Hagan. The earliest Hagan of my line I can document is Francis HAGAN who married in 1778 in Frederick County, Maryland, U.S.A. He is buried in a Catholic cemetery in Frederick and his headstone shows a birth date of 1763. The "cousin" said Patrick is either the father or grandfather of Francis Hagan. In 30 years of searching I have never found the birth place of Francis Hagan so conclude he was not born in the U.S. If Patrick was his father, and Patrick being a sea captain, Francis could have been born anywhere: Barbados, Ireland, England, etc. I have been to all those web sites and still cannot find mention of either Patrick or Francis. So, am I looking in all the wrong places? Is County Clare the correct birth place for Patrick and Francis or is the story told to me incorrect in these particulars? Unfortunately I am finding too many men named Patrick and too many men named Francis. If families only used middle names in the 18th century our searches would be so much easier. Would appreciate any help or advice. I am prepared to accept that there just are no records existent for the time period I am researching. Tks, Fred Hagan

Searching for Arthur Joseph LUNNY m. Ellen McQUAID Tonwore,Irvinstown,Fermanagh DOB's unknown DOD's mid to late 1940s before 1948 Children: James LUNNY William Lunny went to Toronto,Ontario,Canada Maggie LUNNY m. Michael MONAGHAN Girl 1 LUNNY m. Francis Hugh MONAGHAN Annie LUNNY m. MORRIS Patrick LUNNY d. 1964 Tonwore,Fermanagh,NI family farm sold to the Crown Girl 2 LUNNY m. Edward SCALLON Joseph Arthur LUNNY b. 19 May 1910 Tonwore, Fermanagh. Went to USA, Naturalized 01 Jun 1936, m. 27 Sep 1936 in Boston to Lillian Doyle, d. 29 Jul 1948. Joseph is my father, I never met his parents or siblings except for William LUNNY, I've had no more luck finding him in Canada than I've had finding the rest of the family in Ireland. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Bob Lunny [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) Orange, Massachusetts, USA

John J. SLOWEY/SLOY/SLOWE/SLOE (b. 1841) and Elizabeth DAVIDSON/DAVISON (b.22 June 1842/1847)are a set of my ggrandparents. Family history says that they were Irish, however their 1st two children were born in Glasgow. They were Elizabeth, b. 17 Feb 1866, and James, b. about 1865. John J.and family emigrated to North America in 1869/1870. They are not found on the passenger lists of East Coast ports, so perhaps they entered N. America through Canada, although I've not found them in the St. Albans passenger lists. They are found in the 1870 federal census under the surname SLOY, and in the city directory of Allegheny City (now North Pittsburgh) in and after 1870. Three more children were born there, Eleanor, Catharine, and Mary Josephine (my grandmother) In 1876 they moved to Pine Bluff, Arkansas. They are found there in the 1880 census. John died in about 1881, but Elizabeth lived on to move to St. Louis, MO in about 1893 Frank Gebhart

> I am looking for descendants and information for William Blake Hickson born > 1823 in Dublin only child of George Blake Hickson and Anne Watts. William > was a Barrister at Law in Dublin and a Q.C. and at the time of his death in > 1891 was living at 20 Herbert Street, Dublin. He married Margaret Day b. > 1817 in Tralee, Kerry and their children are: > > 1. George Blake b. 1848 Tralee married Laura Inskip 1899 in London > 2. Edward Day b. 1851 Tralee > 3. Deborah Annie b. 1852 m. Fulwar Craven Fowle in 1886 > 4. John O'Neil b. 1855 and died 1875 in Dublin > 5. William James died 1888 Lorenzo Marquez South Africa > 6. Annie Elizabeth b. abt. 1858 > > William and Margaret had 4 sons and 3 daughters but I have not been able to > find details of their third daughter. > > Regards, > Enid > Melbourne, Oz >

> I am researching the family of Reverend Edward Day(son of James Day and > Margaret McGillycuddy) and his wife Deborah Curry (daughter of John Curry > and Ursula Godfrey). Edward and Deborah were married in 1813 in Tralee > County Kerry and had the following children: > > 1. James b. 1815 Ventry, Kerry married Honnoria O'Connor in USA and died in > Peru Indiana. > > 2. Margaret b. 1817, Tralee, Kerry married William Blake Hickson 1847 > Kilgobbin, Kerry. > > 3. Deborah b. 1818, Kilgobbin, Kerry married James John Hickson 1839 > Kilgobbin. > > 4. John Curry b. 1820 Kilgobbin married Anna Maria Stokes 1847 Kilgobbin > > 5. Richard b. 1822 Kilgobbin died 1895 unmarried > > 6. Elizabeth (Bessie) b. 1824 Kilgobbin married Edward Otway Herbert 1858. > > 7. Edward b. 1825 Kilgobbin married Catherine Pope 1867 Buckinghamshire, > England. > > 8.Agnes Lucy b. 1827 Kilgobbin died 1897 Guernsey, Channel Islands > unmarried. > > 9. Lucy Curry b. 1829 Kilgobbin married Charles Gill 1853. > > 10. William Collis born and died 1831 in Kilgobbin > > 11. Robert Day b. 1832 Kilgobbin married Mary Ann Brock Melbourne > Australia. > > 12. Sarah Frances b. 1836 Kilgobbin marrried John Wilson 1856 Madras India. > > 13. Leslie James b. 1837 Kilgobbin died 1873 Tralee unmarried > > Love to hear from anyone researching or having information on this family.\ > > Enid > Melbourne Oz >