William PHAIR married to possibly Rachel ELLICE, & later to Margaret HAMILTON, in 1839, Tullylish, as FAIR. William PHAIR died probably 1865, Margaret then emigrated to New Zealand. Known Children of William PHAIR, ( sometimes spelt FAIR, or PHAYRE.) Robert c 1834; Sarah c 1840: Fanny c 1842; Rachel c 1851, all Baptised Tullylish, possibly Robert shows as emigrated to New Zealand. William c 1854 - 1879; Stephen c 1854 - 1885; John 1857 - 1921; Mary 1843 - 1879; all emigrated to New Zealand, & only known as PHAIR. Joseph died age 16yrs in Tullylish. Mary

Samuel FINLAY may be from Ballynagarrick, or, Tullylish, County Down. Samuel bn c 1818, Ireland, married 1835 Tullylish, Elleanor HAMILTON, In 1862, they emigrated to New Zealand, with 7 children, some of them adults, they were bn Tullylish. Did Samuel & Elleanor leave any children in Ireland, ? Who were the Parents , Siblings, etc of Samuel FINLAY. Mary

Moses had son, Robert, said to be born Lurgan, c 1829, married Tullylish , 1857, he died 1917 in New Zealand. Moses was married to Mary CARR, this info on the Death Cert of his son Thomas, bn. c 1829 Ireland, died 1897 in New Zealand. Other sons possibly William & David, who also emigrated to N.Z. There may have been other Siblings unknown to us. Mary

Mike.. Where is Glendree? County, townland? Joan

I assume you have tried googling Agar/Eager and genealogy? there is some information there. Nicola ----- Original Message ----- From: "Yvonne Stephens" <ystephen@gpcom.net> To: <IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2007 12:54 AM Subject: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] Agar or Ager > John Agar (Ager) b. 1830 Ireland > Sailed to America 1849? > Luke Agar > > I would appreciate knowing where in Ireland they were born. > The name of their parents, along with their date of birth and death and where they are buried..... > Thank you....Yvonne > > ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== > Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find you. > Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! > A good roll call is NOT long but includes: > surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hi Carlo, You may already have this but the following John SLOWEY'S appear in GV's as follows... All in County Monoghan. Parish Clones, Townland Coraghy. Parish Clones, Townland of Clones, Shambles Lane. Parish Currin, Townland of Lisnalee. Parish of Kilmore, Townland of Aghaboy also for John Davidson I found the following in Monaghan. Parish Clontibret, Townland of Glassdrumman East. Hope this is of some help. John..Sydney. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Carol and Joe Marlo" <carolandjoemarlo@yahoo.com> To: <IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2007 5:55 AM Subject: [IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS] SLOWEY/DAVIDSON/CLINE/GALLAGHER > I'm joining in again today to see if I have better luck on St. Patrick's > Day. I've tried before with no luck, but hope springs eternal. > > I'm trying to find my great-grandparents, John James SLOWEY (b. Ireland > 1841), and Bridget Elizabeth DAVIDSON (b. Ireland 22 June 1842). She was > the daughter of John DAVIDSON (b. England about 1805) and Elizabeth CLINE > (b. Ireland about 1815-1820). This Elizabeth was the daughter of ???? > CLINE and Elizabeth GALLAGHER. We believe that all of these folks were > from the north of Ireland, and we think they were probably from County > Monaghan We've tried all the usual sources (Griffith's, census records) > with no success. > > Can anyone suggest another line of inquiry? If there had been such a > thing as the witness protection program at this time, we'd think our folks > were part of it!! > > Thank you. Carol Marlo > > > > > --------------------------------- > We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love > (and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list. > > ====Ireland Roll Calls Mailing List==== > Post your surnames, get them into the lists archives, cousins will find > you. > Don't forget to post your surnames when your data changes! > A good roll call is NOT long but includes: > surname, timeline, place where born, place where emigrated. > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRELAND-ROLL-CALLS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' > without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 109 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try SPAMfighter for free now!

Joseph HAMILTON probably living Tullylish Co. Down. Age etc unknown, however, his daughter Margaret & possible dau. Elleanor married 1835 & 1839, in Tullylish. I think that he had a son Alexander. So, possibly Joseph born c 1805 / 1815. Mary

We are researching SEXTON of Limerick, 1800's, KENNEDY of Tipperary, 1800's and EWING of Belfast, 1800's. Also HORNER, RITCHIE and EASON of the same time frame. Regards, Gail & Jack Sexton

Looking for descendants of: Michael DODD, b. 1819, bap May 1819, Pro-Cathedral Church, Dublin m. 1840, Rathmines Ursula MURRY, b. 1829, possible dau of John Had children: unk male (handwriting difficult to make out on church record), Sarah, twins Michael and Mary all of whom they left behind when the emigrated to America in 1849; however, they brought their 4-mo-old son, Thomas (my gr grandfather) with them. Michael was naturalized in Buffalo, Erie Co., New York USA, 9 Sep 1856.

JOHN MONAGHAN and MARY GILL were both born in Ireland, he about 1834 and her birth date unknown. I'm not certain but believe they were born in County Westmeath and possibly Castlepollard. They had at least two sons Thomas Francis Monaghan (c1873) and Patrick Aloysius Monaghan (c1877). The father and both sons immigrated to the States in either 1880 or 1881 depending on census and citizenship documents. I don't know if Mary came with them but the 1900 census show John to be a widower. I have never been able to locate the ship they arrived in, but it certainly was at New York. We have the complete history of the families after they arrived as they landed in New Jersey and "stayed put", but we have been unable to discover anything about them prior to their arrival. Thanks for any clues or connections. Ralph Forsaith Putney, VT

Greetings: I am researching Acel LEACH (1849 -1918) of the Noble & Monroe county areas of southeastern, Ohio. His parents were William LEACH and Susan MAHONY. William LEACH and first wife, Esther Elizabeth Mitchell, both from Maryland, are thought to have emigrated from Ireland. Acel married Harriet LEEK (1850 -1900) and had eight children, including Samuel, Fred, Cole, Walter, Charlie, Alice, Stella, and William. Samuel LEACH (1870-1964) married Angelica CARPENTER (1871-1935) and they had the following children: Acel, Pete, Arch, John, Bill, Lloyd, Kate, Jenny, Harriet, Gail, Barney and Ellis. Acel LEACH (1892-1976) married Rebecca CARPENTER (1896-1977). This LEACH family also married into the STEPHEN and HANNAHS families of the same area. Does anyone have information about this LEACH family? Thanks! Ken Stephen evenstephen@att.net

John Agar (Ager) b. 1830 Ireland Sailed to America 1849? Luke Agar I would appreciate knowing where in Ireland they were born. The name of their parents, along with their date of birth and death and where they are buried..... Thank you....Yvonne

I'm joining in again today to see if I have better luck on St. Patrick's Day. I've tried before with no luck, but hope springs eternal. I'm trying to find my great-grandparents, John James SLOWEY (b. Ireland 1841), and Bridget Elizabeth DAVIDSON (b. Ireland 22 June 1842). She was the daughter of John DAVIDSON (b. England about 1805) and Elizabeth CLINE (b. Ireland about 1815-1820). This Elizabeth was the daughter of ???? CLINE and Elizabeth GALLAGHER. We believe that all of these folks were from the north of Ireland, and we think they were probably from County Monaghan We've tried all the usual sources (Griffith's, census records) with no success. Can anyone suggest another line of inquiry? If there had been such a thing as the witness protection program at this time, we'd think our folks were part of it!! Thank you. Carol Marlo --------------------------------- We won't tell. Get more on shows you hate to love (and love to hate): Yahoo! TV's Guilty Pleasures list.

I am looking for the Townland, Civil Parish and PLU for Lawrence (my GreatGrandfather), John, and Michael Mitchell. The brothers immigrated to the US. in the late 1840s. Settling in Kingston Ulster County NY. Any help would be much appreciated. Happy St. Patrick's Day To All Judy Christopher

ballinameen,roscommon area..john shannon born 1864.emmigrated 1892 oldest of 4 ,parents john shannon bridgrt farrell........,maria gray born 1876 oldest of 11, emmigrated aprx 1904,parents james gray,honoria connor.john shannon (jr) married maria gray in brooklyn ny 1908 , moved to manhattan had 9 children . looking for any info re ireland relatives ************************************** AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at http://www.aol.com.

I have started a new list at Rootsweb to cover the Clanwilliam Barony, which is an area of my research. It is located in both County Tipperary and County Limerick with over 50 civil parishes and almost 700 townlands. You can check to see if your area of interest in the the barony by using: http://www.seanruad.com If you want to join the list, you can do so here: http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/IRL/IRL-CLANWILLIAM.html To join the digest format, send an email to Irl-Clanwilliam-d-request@rootsweb.com To join the list format, send an email to Irl-Clanwilliam-L-request@rootsweb.com Put subscribe in subject and body of message and send. When I get home (Sacramento CA), I plan on designing a webpage for the list which will have a map of the area and list all the civil parishes and townlands. -- Pat Connors, visiting Port Charlotte FL http://www.connorsgenealogy.com

Interested in information about the Linnanes of Glendree. Greatgrandfather Edward Linnane emigrated to US ca. 1850. Looking for info about the rest of his family, in and around Glendree (Glandree). Mike

Looking for any information I can find on Laurence RYAN or Mary MCCLOUD. I have contradictory information as to Laurence being born in Ireland or the United States, but I'm concentrating on Ireland, as that seems most likely. Mary MCCLOUD was born in Ireland. I suspect that her name might have been Mary Ellen, as Nellie named her firstborn daughter Mary Ellen, and on one of the US census records, Nellie's name is listed as Ellen M. (I have other family members that went by their middle name and it was recorded on the census that way, so I'm just keeping open to the possibility in my search process.) Laurence RYAN and Mary MCCLOUD would have been born abt 1830's. Parents names and place of birth is not known for either of them. My great grandmother, Nellie (Ellen or Mary Ellen) was born in Ohio in 1860, the month of June from what I have been able to find. The one thing that remains consistent is that the family did live in Illinois at some point. I have a family that might be them on the 1870 US Census in Illinois. Nellie married in Cincinnati in November of 1880, so at some point, she returned to her state of birth for whatever reason. She relocated to New York City soon after her marriage. Any information would be appreciated, as I've been stuck on this for several years. Thank you! Lori McBride Nichols

Daniel HOLOHAN married Mary LEE on 24 June 1841 at St. Canice's in County Kilkenny. Their daughter Anastatia, b: 14 Feb 1852 was my great grandmother, born at 10 Vicar Street in Kilkenny City. Known siblings are: Mary, b: 13 May 1842 Anty, b: 21 Jan 1844 Johanna, b: 24 Oct 1845 Patrick, b: 7 Feb 1847 I suspect that Anty died young, as they named my g grandmother Anastatia in 1852. Anastatia immigrated to the U.S. ca 1865, married, and settled in New York City. Any info on any possible connections would be appreciated. Thanks so much! Lori McBride Nichols

Peter J. MCBRIDE & Ann QUIGLEY born ca: 1825 They were the parents of my great grandfather, Peter John MCBRIDE, who was born September 1850 in County Meath. My great grandfather immigrated to the U.S. ca 1860, and was settled in New York when he married my great grandmother. I'm looking for anything at all that could have something to do with the MCBRIDE & QUIGLEY family in Ireland. Thanks so much! Lori McBride Nichols