Searching for any information on William Dougherty/Daugherty born abt 1750 Ireland (don't have any idea where) married a Mary and had his children in New Jersey starting in 1772. Any information appreciated. Also does anyone know if there are any records in Ireland during that time? Thanks so much Peg

Well, now that it looks like we are back to normal, let's keep up with County Donegal roll calls and add County Down. Of course, if you have roll calls from other counties or unknown counties, feel free to post them. I am going by county as a reminder for those who haven't posted their interests in a while. We have new people every day and you just never know when you will connect with someone. I have connected with two Flynn cousins from a post I made four years ago, and one had info that filled in some of my gaps. -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA, list admin http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton

Hi, Still searching for parents of William Shaw, b. abt 1786, and Mary Waldron, abt 1790, both Diocese of Ossary, (Co Kilkenny), married abt 1810. Emigrated to Ontario abt 1820 from Co. Wexford. Joe Shaw

Well, we are slowly coming to life again! I missed you guys. Here's what happening....if you posted to the list since we went down, eventually your message will be posted to the list, and the way they come to the list might not be in the order they were posted. So, have patience and don't repost any messages you may have sent until I let the list know that the backlog is gone and then if your message is not among those posted, it will be time to repost it. Also, remember to keep an eye on the Rootsweb Help Desk if you notice the mail stopping. It sometimes takes them a while and what they say sometimes doesn't make too much sense, but you can get the idea that something is happening that is keeping you from getting list mail. http://helpdesk.rootsweb.com/ -- Pat Connors, Sacramento CA http://www.connorsgenealogy.com All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton

Looking for info on Curran family of County Limerick. 1. Maurice Curran born abt. 1822, came to USA about 1850. Married Elizabeth Reed 1859 in Ohio. Children: Mathew born abt. 1862, Ohio. Margaret born 1864, Ohio. 2. Johanna Curran born abt. 1825, Raheenagh, Co. Limerick. Married John Kelleher Mar. 1847 in Co. Limerick. Children: Patrick born 1851 Ireland. John born 1855 Ireland Martin born 1860 Ireland. Denis born 1869.Ireland Con died before 1915.Ireland. 3. Thomas Curran born 1820's Ireland. Went to England was an attorney. 4. Patrick Curran born 1820's Ireland. Went to Dublin, was a Professor. Married unknown, unknown died in childbirth. The daughter of Patrick & unknown was named Mary Curran, she went to Australia. 5. Martin Curran born in Raheenagh, Co. Limerick about 1830. Went to USA about 1850. Married Margaret Lyons Murphy (daughter of Thomas Murphy) born Ireland 6 Jan. 1840. They are both buried in St. Marys Cem., Marion, Ohio. Their children: Thomas L. Curran born 1857, Ohio died 1931. Mary J. born 1860 Ohio. John Edward "Joe" Curran born 1862, married Nelly Reilly. George Bratton Curran born 1864, married Jane "Jenny" Simmons in South Dakota. Anna T. Curran born May 1, 1871 Ohio. Am looking for info on any of these people. Maurice, Johanna, Thomas, Patrick and Martin were siblings and all born in Ireland. Pretty sure it was in Co. Limerick. Thank you

Wayne County Pennsylvania Herald  - Oct 18th, 1877 Jeffrey O'CONNELL, father of the O'CONNELL brothers, blacksmiths, of this place, died on the 6th inst, at the advanced age of 78 years.   He was born in County Cork, Ireland, and came to this country 30 years ago, locating in Honesdale and living here ever since.   He was a man exemplary habits, a good citizen and a kind father.   High requiem mass was celebrated at this funeral, which took place on Monday morning, services being held at St. John Church by Rev Father Doherty. Note: Jeffrey was married to Mary HURLEY who died 1872 in Honesdale. The O'CONNELL brothers were Timothy c 1834 who married Mary COLEMAN c 1840; Jeffrey c 1837 who married Mary RYAN c 1840 and John c 1844 who married Sarah HEALEY c 1848. The brothers were all born in County Cork and lived in Honesdale

Hi All, I know I am late in doing this up to my eyes at work and doing wedding cakes , also that many of you have probably seen my brick wall before but if you can be patient as you always are I will note my interests once more:- Charles Boyle married to Helen Gallocher/Gallacher Children Ann c1831, Mary c1836 and James 1841 Charles' sister Margaret Boyle also married a Gallocher/Gallacher, first name not known as he is not with her in the 1851 Census. Her son Charles c 1818, wife Mary c 1821 and children Catherine c 1844 and Mary c1849 (she is the only one born in Scotland - Blantyre). They came from Donegal possibly the Glenties area yet to be confirmed. Thanks for taking the time to read this again. Beth ----- Original Message ----- From: "ConnorsGenealogy" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 2004 3:54 PM Subject: [ROLL CALL] ADM Message: County Donegal > It is time to post your roll calls, especially if you had ancestors from > County Donegal. snip > http://www.connorsgenealogy.com > All outgoing mail virus free, scanned by Norton > > > > > > > ==== IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS Mailing List ==== > To Unsubcribe from L: mailto:[email protected] > To Unsubscribe from D: mailto:[email protected] > Put the single word 'subscribe' in the message subject and body >

SUBSCRIBE Thank you very much, Cathy in Tampa Ongoing Surname Searches as of 1/2004 A U S T I N / BALLI N / D R I S C O L L / F U L L E R / HRADEL K O Z I S K I / K U P E C Z M C L E N D O N / M U R P H Y / N A G L E / R U P P E R T / R Y A N S T E P H E N S / SOBOL / W I L L I A M S / W A L L A

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 B.1837 Looking for parents of Bristow Naming patern 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

Looking for info on Curran family of County Limerick. 1. Maurice Curran born abt. 1822, came to USA about 1850. Married Elizabeth Reed 1859 in Ohio. Children: Mathew born abt. 1862, Ohio. Margaret born 1864, Ohio. 2. Johanna Curran born abt. 1825, Raheenagh, Co. Limerick. Married John Kelleher Mar. 1847 in Co. Limerick. Children: Patrick born 1851 Ireland. John born 1855 Ireland Martin born 1860 Ireland. Denis born 1869.Ireland Con died before 1915.Ireland. 3. Thomas Curran born 1820's Ireland. Went to England was an attorney. 4. Patrick Curran born 1820's Ireland. Went to Dublin, was a Professor. Married unknown, unknown died in childbirth. The daughter of Patrick & unknown was named Mary Curran, she went to Australia. 5. Martin Curran born in Raheenagh, Co. Limerick about 1830. Went to USA about 1850. Married Margaret Lyons Murphy (daughter of Thomas Murphy) born Ireland 6 Jan. 1840. They are both buried in St. Marys Cem., Marion, Ohio. Their children: Thomas L. Curran born 1857, Ohio died 1931. Mary J. born 1860 Ohio. John Edward "Joe" Curran born 1862, married Nelly Reilly. George Bratton Curran born 1864, married Jane "Jenny" Simmons in South Dakota. Anna T. Curran born May 1, 1871 Ohio. Am looking for info on any of these people. Maurice, Johanna, Thomas, Patrick and Martin were siblings and all born in Ireland. Pretty sure it was in Co. Limerick. Thank you

Could Any of These Sullivans Be An Ancestor of Yours? 1817- John Sullivan was born in Tralee/Curraheen, County Kerry. John's parents were Catherine (Connor) & Jeremiah Sullivan. Circa 1800 - A Jeremiah Sullivan was baptised in Tralee/Curraheen. This Jeremiah may be John's father. 1800 - This Jeremiah's parents were John Sullivan & Julia SHEA. Facts: 1. John Sullivan WAS my gr-grandfather. 2. Catherine (Connor) & Jeremiah Sullivan WERE my gr- grandparents (John's parents). 3. I believe that Julia Shea & John Sullivan were my gr-gr-gr- grandparents (Jeremiah's parents) because.....the sponsors at John Sullivan's baptism were John SHEA (a relative of Julia SHEA?) and Bridget Connor (a relative of Catherine CONNOR?) The baptisms were at St. John's Catholic Church in Tralee. Any comments or opinions? Thanks! Fran Weeks

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Looking for information on my g-g-g-grandfather and am hoping someone on the list can help or offer suggestions as we have been trying to find where he was born for years with no success. John EARL/EARLE b.1811 in Ireland (information from US census record). He came to the US - probably New York, unknown date. He married Lucinda WILKINS abt 1831, she was born 28 Jan 1810 in New York or Upper Canada. They moved to Ontario, Canada where all their children were born. (He may have moved to Michigan at a later date, as that is where Lucinda is listed on census in 1870, but John is no longer listed with the household so may have died before then.) **Additional information: John EARLE was a Presbyterian minister. Any information or suggestions on where to look for more information would be greatly appreciated. Is this surname common in Ireland? Any particular county more so than others? We have not found him yet on any passenger lists. Thanks for any and all help. Marcy Redmond, Oregon USA

EARLS, Thomas Rufus, bn c 1848 Arklow, parents unknown. Left Ireland c1874 and sailed from Gravesend to NZ on "PEERESS" to Lyttelton NZ. Any info on EARLS from ARKLOW and surounding areas gratefully received. Anona Robinson. [email protected]

I am searching for the ancestors and family of WILLIAM HUNTER, b. February 1, 1810 in Graffock, Donegal County, Ireland, son of WILLIAM HUNTER and Unknown, who married SARAH EARLE, b. Sept. 18, 1812 in Muffs, Londonderry, Ireland, (daughter of Unkown EARLE and ANN WILEY) in the Prebyterian Church at Killea on January 25, 1834 by Rev. Hearn. They emigrated to Canada on June 4, 1834 on the sailing vessel "Thomas Gelstone" and arrived in Quebec City on August 16, 1834. They settled in Chinguacousy Twp in Peel County, Ontario Canada in the vicinity of Sarah's maternal grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. ISAAC WILEY. William had a sister, ELIZABETH HUNTER, b. ca 1819, who also emigrated to Canada with her husband JAMES CARSON, b. ca 1810, Ireland. They are recorded in the 1881 Canada census. Information on any of these people would be greatly appreciated. Please email me at: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

Searching for the surname Mc Vernon in all Ireland. I have seen the name Vernon but this one is a Mc Vernon, in Belfast Co. Antrim. Name Elizabeth Mc Vernon b 1794 d 1878 children names Elizabeth, Ann, Alice. If you have seen the name anywhere in Ireland please let me know the family were Catholic. Kathleen California Via Belfast, Co. Antrim

I am researching John Paterson who married Agnes Shields in Belfast on August 12, 1857. Agnes's parents are Robert Shields and Mary Scott. John and Agnes lived in scotland after being married. Have found no record in Ireland of their marriage, but do not know what parish they would have been in. Got the marriage date off the birth certificate of my G.G.Grandfather b. in Scotland.

I am researching the family of John Joseph Coffey born 1874, Kerry, Ireland. Emigrated to New Zealand c1889 at age of 15. His father was Patrick Coffey, bootmaker, who married Johanna O'Sullivan. Believed to be related to Bishop John Coffey, Bishop of Kerry, Ireland from 1888 to 1904.

Researching Patrick Norman who married Elizabeth Saunders Co. Kilkenny. Children Mary, Alice, Martin and Brigid all born in Ireland. Patrick sailed for Australia aboard Cuzco in 1884. His wife and children and a John Glendon or Glandon followed aboard Austral in 1892 and settled in Mansfield region (Victoria Australia) Patrick Norman and John Glendon are buried in the same grave in Mansfield cemetery, I’m trying to find out the connection between the two. The gravesite has no headstone. John Minahan Employment Consultant J. F. Minahan & Associates 1 Orange Grove Essendon North 3041 HYPERLINK "mailto:[email protected]" \[email protected] tel: mobile: 9379 3418 0411 181 158 HYPERLINK "https://www.plaxo.com/add_me?u=30065097411&v0=650821&k0=-1315799943&v1= 650822&k1=-141306247" \nAdd me to your address book... HYPERLINK "http://www.plaxo.com/signature" \nWant a signature like this? --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.784 / Virus Database: 530 - Release Date: 27/10/2004

Looking for: William LAIRD, born 14 Mar 1866 in Newry, Down (who married Annie Josephine Galbraith and lived on Stream Street, Newry) William was the son of: Robert LAIRD, born Feb 1834 in Clonduff parish, Hilltown, Down (died at Castlewellan) and: Isabella GRANT, born abt 1842, possibly Comber, Down.(died at Newry) They married in March 1872 in Newry. We have reason to believe they had 2 other sons, Thomas LAIRD and George LAIRD, born after 1866 Any connections to these surnames would be of interest to me, thanks, Dianne Friden