My grandfather: Patrick Francis FITZGIBBON born in Kilrush County Clare April 1870 (?), to USA Chicago in 1888, saloon keeper in Chicago and Logansport (Indiana), then grocer/butcher in Chicago's Englewood neighborhood, died January 1941. His parents: Patrick FITZGIBBON born 1816 in Clare (?), to USA Chicago in 1890, died 1892 in Chicago. Mary HENNESSY born 1845 in County Limerick (according to my grandfather's death certificate), died January 1916 in Logansport Indiana. Her mother's name was Nora DONLIN (possibly DONNELLAN ?) according to her death record. Kathleen Bard Richmond, Oak Forest, Illinois, USA

G'day All, and Thanks Christina Hunt for this opportunity and too for being such an astute IRL-CLARE list administrator, your work is very much appreciated... My, Our Family's quest for many a year has been a cailín by the name of Bridget MCINERNEY Our Bridget, at an age of 23, whilst living with her nearest relative, a brother named Michael, was tried in court in County Clare Ireland for the crime of stealing a cow, which was alleged to be either exchanged or sold for a candle-stick from an un-named person, her court hearing was on June 16 1849, and she was sentenced to 7 years incarceration in Tasmania. Our Bridget was transported on the ship Earl Grey, departing Dublin, December 17 1849 with 236 other women convicts and 76 children for the 143 day voyage to Hobart in Tasmania, embarking on May 9 1850. Once arriving it is presumed she was placed into the Cascades Female Factory to await selection by settlers and free persons to serve out her time as quite possibly a servant. Hobart was a rugged place in those days, indeed there were 48 breweries alone in town, a coastal and important Port of the antipodes reached mainly by sea they had many boat-builders and many ship wrecks. Sadly that is all the information I can provide, after years of researching there's not any scant bit of information left that I can research, the pot is bare... Ggrrrr I'm hoping someone else might be researching this specific McInerney family [I think searching for Smith's might have been more rewarding - LOL!!] quite possibly a bloke called Michael McInerney who had a sister Bridget, who was transported to AU ??? Best Wishes All, thanks for reading my quest details... Don Johnston in Melbourne AU

Margaret Hastings b? bapt. 15 March 1841 -Townland of Corbally, Parish of Kilfearagh. Villiage of Kilkee. Married in Xenia. Ohio 1859 to James Conway of County Kerry. Father was Sinon Hasting(s) b abt 1806 projected from death on 11 Oct 1880 in Corbally, Mother was Mary Collins Married abt 1838. Brother Martin b. bef. 10 Nov 1839 (Baptism) Townland not named Sister Bridget b. bef. 05 Dec. 1841 (Baptism) Townland not named. Sister Mary b. bef. 22 Sept. 1844 (Baptism) in Townland of Einagh. I am working on the many new data bases that have come on line over the past couple of years to tie the above people to their families and relatives. Solid documentation is always at the heart of genealogical research and many times hard to come by. In addition I have ancestors from Kerry - "Conway" and Antrim "Akey" or maybe Scotch/Irish. My wife is a McCallister/McAllister - Scotch/Irish. I would love to visit Ireland again but know Scotland must come first -- when ever. This list is a daily read and enjoyment for me. Love to all. Clifford Conway Smith In Wild and Wonderful West Virginia.

Hi Joan, Just a thought re: death of John - perhaps they divorced and the wife then re-married. Divorce was not common but still a possibility. Dale, NZ ----- Original Message ----- From: Joan Birtles To: irl-clare@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2013 4:39 PM Subject: [IRL-CLARE] LYNCH, DUNDON, MORAN & HALLORAN & McNAMARA - ROLL CALL Hi listers these are my Roll Call enquiries. I have been researching for years my John LYNCH, Deborah DUNDON, & MORAN families from Kilrush, Co Clare in the very early 1800's. I believe these 3 families to be connected but having a hard time proving it as their baptisms and marriages are all pre 1827 which is when the Kilrush PR's begin. Have searched Tithes and Griffiths for later families but without mother's name for my LYNCH's and so many LYNCH names have found it impossible. John's army record & marriage only showed his father's name and I can't find a death record for him in Australia between 1859 and 1865 when his wife remarried. The HALLORAN's & MCNAMARA's are from Tulla and I believe are from Rosslara found on the Tithes & Griffiths, but there again so many Halloran's and only Tulla mentioned on any records here in Australia [of their son Patrick & his wife and children, another child born on the voyage with further children born at Mulgoa, NSW] who emigrated as bounty immigrants in 1839. Kind regards Joan in NSW, Australia It is time for another Roll Call. **If you have never seen a Roll Call - this is where everyone tells who they are searching for all at once.** Please send in your Names and some identifying info like dates and places (if you know them). Fill as much as you can. ***Please put your surnames in the SUBJECT line of the email so people know what emails to look at. Do this before you write the message body because it is easy to forget to go back and fix the Subject line.*** This is also important for people reading the archives in the future. Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit reply. Good luck! Christina List admin ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Dear All, My County Clare ancestors and related family include the following: I look forward to any replies and possible help, Cheers, Terrence Price *Patrick Mulvihill,* born c 1816, Dysart/Dysert, Co Clare. Catholic, land steward, immigrated to Australia in 1839, settled in Geelong Vic. married Arabella Cullinan, Ennis, 1834. (once in Australia, their name was Anglicised to *Melville*) Parents not known, possibly his father was John Mulvihill, farmer Dysart. ....................................... *Arabella Cullinan,* born 1818, Ennis Co Clare. Protestant, school teacher, immigrated to Australia in 1839, settled in Geelong, Vic. married Patrick Mulvihill, Ennis 1834. Parents, John *Cullinan*, publician in Mill St. and landowner, and Bridget *O'Brien*, shopkeeper in Mill St. Both of Ennis Co Clare. ....................................... *James Boucher,* born 1809, Tulla, Co Clare, gardener, immigrated to Australia in 1839. Married Mary Ann Morrison, Tulla. Parents unknown .......................................... *Mary Ann Morr**ison*, born 1817, Tulla Co Clare, seamstress, immigrated to Australia 1839. Married James Boucher, Tulla. Parents unknown.

Stephen McMahon was born in about 1803 and supposedly worked at a Utility Co. In 1837 he married Anne (Nancy) Liddy, b. 1810. in St Peter's and Paul's in Ennis (confirmed). Witnesses - Michael McMahon and Stephen Spellicy. Anne supposedly worked at a small shop on Main St. in Ennis. Stephen emigrated to the US in 1846, settling in Collinsville, Connecticut. Anne and 2 children followed in 1850. I am trying to find any trace of Stephen or Anne's parents. Dave Spang

Greetings All Patrick Rochford of Kilboggoon married Mary Hennessy of Newgrove in the Catholic church in Tulla on 1 March 1829 Patrick was a hotel keeper, his 'pun' still stands today (as accommodation) The following children were baptised in Tulla in the years shown Johanna 1829 Bridget 1831 Catherine 1832 Patrick 1834 James 1837 Michael 1838 James 1842 Jane 1844 Michael 1848 Ellen 1850 Some or all of the family are thought to have migrated to the USA about 1850/55 There is some evidence that Johanna married Garrett Purcell (also a Clare man) in Ohio Bridget arrived Sydney c1859 and moved to Melbourne where she married her cousin Thomas Rochford in 1869 Catherine arrived Melbourne in 1858 and married O'Connor in 1874 Jane arrived Melbourne in 1865 and married Michael o'Callaghan in 1871 I know quite a lot about the lives of Bridget, Catherine and Jane in Australia but what happened to the rest of the family is a mystery and I would be delighted to hear from anyone who can shed some light on the rest of the family Many Thanks Patrick Callaghan

Hi Paddy Thank you for your interest. I had seen most of the postings on the forum and also many other interesting articles, one in particular early newspaper reports in Clare of trials, I think it was in 1848, shown on the site. Is there any way that I can view newspapers from Australia, prior to 1848 in Kilrush/Ennis regarding trials and police records of assaults and the like. I do hold a library card from the National Library of Australia [which I have trouble accessing these days] but I'll certainly have a go again if I can view these newspapers! Another message I noticed, I think from Paddy Waldron was early Kilrush early PR's for the Church of Ireland registers being held in Churchtown in Dublin by the RCBL, these records prior to 1827 when the Kilrush registers begin. Would anything be available in Dublin for R/C registers prior to 1827 do you know, please. Kind regards Joan in NSW Hi Joan, Numerous postings on the O'Hallorans of Tulla at http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewforum.php?f=1 Paddy Hi listers these are my Roll Call enquiries. I have been researching for years my John LYNCH, Deborah DUNDON, & MORAN families from Kilrush, Co Clare in the very early 1800's. I believe these 3 families to be connected but having a hard time proving it as their baptisms and marriages are all pre 1827 which is when the Kilrush PR's begin. Have searched Tithes and Griffiths for later families but without mother's name for my LYNCH's and so many LYNCH names have found it impossible. John's army record & marriage only showed his father's name and I can't find a death record for him in Australia between 1859 and 1865 when his wife remarried. The HALLORAN's & MCNAMARA's are from Tulla and I believe are from Rosslara found on the Tithes & Griffiths, but there again so many Halloran's and only Tulla mentioned on any records here in Australia [of their son Patrick & his wife and children, another child born on the voyage with further children born at Mulgoa, NSW] who emigrated as bounty immigrants in 1839. Kind regards Joan in NSW, Australia

Hi Dale Many thanks for your thoughts. Yes I had thought of that but on John's wife's 2nd marriage she is shown as a widow, although this could also be a furfy as John was not a nice man and was in and out of gaol from 1853 to 1859 when his 2nd daughter was born in Sydney, then he disappeared....I believe he may have been in gaol again and possibly could have died there, but can find no records despite searching police gazettes, newspapers and gaol records. Searching the NLA Trove newspaper I found his trial which led to his original police record and showed he and his family's arrival into Sydney which I'd been searching for about 20 years. Thanks again for taking the time to reply. Joan in NSW Hi Joan, Just a thought re: death of John - perhaps they divorced and the wife then re-married. Divorce was not common but still a possibility. Dale, NZ Hi listers these are my Roll Call enquiries. I have been researching for years my John LYNCH, Deborah DUNDON, & MORAN families from Kilrush, Co Clare in the very early 1800's. I believe these 3 families to be connected but having a hard time proving it as their baptisms and marriages are all pre 1827 which is when the Kilrush PR's begin. Have searched Tithes and Griffiths for later families but without mother's name for my LYNCH's and so many LYNCH names have found it impossible. John's army record & marriage only showed his father's name and I can't find a death record for him in Australia between 1859 and 1865 when his wife remarried. The HALLORAN's & MCNAMARA's are from Tulla and I believe are from Rosslara found on the Tithes & Griffiths, but there again so many Halloran's and only Tulla mentioned on any records here in Australia [of their son Patrick & his wife and children, another child born on the voyage with further children born at Mulgoa, NSW] who emigrated as bounty immigrants in 1839. Kind regards Joan in NSW, Australia

PETER CARLEY b 1826 Ennistymon, m 14.9.1852 in Melbourne to Margaret McMAHON d 19.5.1882 in Lal Lal, Victoria Au His parents are apparently : Peter CARLEY and Ellen/Ann/ Emma O’LOUGHLIN (all variations!) no further information! Peter’s siblings are: John 1824-1898, Margaret 1827-1887, Austin 1831-1891 Margaret MCMAHON b abt 1833 ?Kilfenora m 14.9.1852 in Melbourne to Peter CARLEY d 20.9.1922 in Geelong, Victoria Au Her parents are John or Thomas MCMAHON and a Spanish Lady!!! If family lore is to be believed! No further information. Margaret has a sister Elizabeth 1825-1910 that we know of. Good hunting! Clare > It is time for another Roll Call. > > **If you have never seen a Roll Call - this is where everyone tells > who they are searching for all at once.** > > Please send in your Names and some identifying info like dates and > places (if you know them). Fill as much as you can. > > ***Please put your surnames in the SUBJECT line of the email so people know > what emails to look at. Do this before you write the message body because it > is easy to forget to go back and fix the Subject line.*** > This is also important for people reading the archives in the > future. > > Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit > reply. > > Good luck! > Christina > List admin > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

The Tithe Applotments don't show Boucher or Morrison in Tulla, but show James Mulvihill in Dysert in 1843, could be related to your Patrick. Diane -----Original Message----- From: Terrence Price <terry@priceandmccoy.com> To: Co Clare Rootsweb <IRL-CLARE@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thu, Aug 1, 2013 1:51 pm Subject: [IRL-CLARE] Roll-Call : Mulvihill, (Melville) Cullinan, Boucher, Morrison. Dear All, My County Clare ancestors and related family include the following: I look forward to any replies and possible help, Cheers, Terrence Price *Patrick Mulvihill,* born c 1816, Dysart/Dysert, Co Clare. Catholic, land steward, immigrated to Australia in 1839, settled in Geelong Vic. married Arabella Cullinan, Ennis, 1834. (once in Australia, their name was Anglicised to *Melville*) Parents not known, possibly his father was John Mulvihill, farmer Dysart. ....................................... *Arabella Cullinan,* born 1818, Ennis Co Clare. Protestant, school teacher, immigrated to Australia in 1839, settled in Geelong, Vic. married Patrick Mulvihill, Ennis 1834. Parents, John *Cullinan*, publician in Mill St. and landowner, and Bridget *O'Brien*, shopkeeper in Mill St. Both of Ennis Co Clare. ....................................... *James Boucher,* born 1809, Tulla, Co Clare, gardener, immigrated to Australia in 1839. Married Mary Ann Morrison, Tulla. Parents unknown .......................................... *Mary Ann Morr**ison*, born 1817, Tulla Co Clare, seamstress, immigrated to Australia 1839. Married James Boucher, Tulla. Parents unknown. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi listers these are my Roll Call enquiries. I have been researching for years my John LYNCH, Deborah DUNDON, & MORAN families from Kilrush, Co Clare in the very early 1800's. I believe these 3 families to be connected but having a hard time proving it as their baptisms and marriages are all pre 1827 which is when the Kilrush PR's begin. Have searched Tithes and Griffiths for later families but without mother's name for my LYNCH's and so many LYNCH names have found it impossible. John's army record & marriage only showed his father's name and I can't find a death record for him in Australia between 1859 and 1865 when his wife remarried. The HALLORAN's & MCNAMARA's are from Tulla and I believe are from Rosslara found on the Tithes & Griffiths, but there again so many Halloran's and only Tulla mentioned on any records here in Australia [of their son Patrick & his wife and children, another child born on the voyage with further children born at Mulgoa, NSW] who emigrated as bounty immigrants in 1839. Kind regards Joan in NSW, Australia It is time for another Roll Call. **If you have never seen a Roll Call - this is where everyone tells who they are searching for all at once.** Please send in your Names and some identifying info like dates and places (if you know them). Fill as much as you can. ***Please put your surnames in the SUBJECT line of the email so people know what emails to look at. Do this before you write the message body because it is easy to forget to go back and fix the Subject line.*** This is also important for people reading the archives in the future. Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit reply. Good luck! Christina List admin ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Mary Lynch Cottage still standing in Tulla. 6/10 miles south of Coagnoe Cross She immigrated in 1860 to Brooklyn, NY, USA. Married Andrew Boland from County clare, who immigrated to Brooklyn in early 1860's. He married Mary Lunch in 1865. They later moved to Winona, MN and then bought land, living in a log cabin in area of Boland Valley they had bought. Bridget Touhey: born in County clare 1817. In late 1840's 2 brothers james and John immigrated to Brooklyn. Bridget married John Lynch and they leaved near Tulla in the Townsland of Drumcharley, glendreeand Cragroe. Immigrated to Brooklyn in 1860.

My grgrgrandfather STEPHEN KERRIGAN and his wife had atleast 3 children in Kilmacduagh parish, Co Galway, in the 1830s—Fergus, Michael, and Mary. By 1855 Stephen and at least Fergus andMichael were in Kilkeedy parish. Mary may have married John Kennedy in Gort in1855. Fergus married Sarah Kelly in Gort in 1860, and Michael married BridgetPeril in Gort in 1865, then Margaret Forde in 1866. My brick wall is Stephen’swife—I’d love to find more children to trace in the hopes of learning her name. Diane

Be aware that you cannot send Blind copies (bcc) to a Rootsweb list. You also *must* send from the email you are subscribed with. Attachments will not be accepted and will also stop your email. Because we are having Roll Calls I am sending these through, but I can miss them among the spam emails RW catches. I can't sent the attachments through though. If you have a website or Dropbox account, you can send a web address link to see a file if you wish. So, there are ways around the attachment problem. This is just an FYI about issues that can keep your emails from getting through to the list. Back to the Roll Call... Christina List admin

DALY - Thomas and Margaret nee FITZPATRICK DALY of Smithstown Barony of Lower Bunratty        B. circa 1812 in Drumlin Civil Parish, possibly Ennis Town and/or Smithstown.    Children - Known children, Margaret b. circa 1838 Smithstown d. NSW circa 1922, m. Ewin               TRATTLE NSW circa 1858  Emmigration to NSW 1850               Honora b. 1846 Smithstown d. 1917 Cleveland, OH  m. 1862 Capt. John TOWNSEND               Limerick City County Limerick Ireland Emmigration to Cleveland, OH 1868   Margaret & Thomas did not emigrate.  Another daughter is possible Mary.  She married James MURPHY before 1900.  Expired in County Clare after 1917.  She resided in Smithstown.   Mary Ellen Chambers

COLLINS: Siblings: Found: Moyarta or Kilfearagh Barony Kilrush, Kilkee, Doughnaboy, Ballyonan, Lisheenfurroor, Donaha etc. Loop Area Michael + Joanna PURCELL, son John, b. 1819-20 Anthony b abt 1798 + Mary, ch.: Elizabeth 1821; Hugh 5/1824; Nancy Ann 27/5/1827-born KILKEE m. Richard ENRIGHT b. 1825, KILKEE to Timothy & Mary ENRIGHT Honora COLLINS O'BRIEN (Cornelius) b, abt 1798; Honora d. 1844; bur Banasha Cem -LISDEEN ch. Mary b 1825-7; Thomas b 1831; John C b. 24 Jun 1833 b. KILKEE ? COLLINS + ? ch: Anthony 1834; Bridget 1837-8; John 1842 All born KILKEE (Known children emigrated 1850s to PA & St. Louis Mo.-later settled in DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., IOWA) FITZPATRICK, Patrick + Mary McNAMARA , dau. Eliza, b. Nov. 11 1829-32 Co. Clare (poss Kilrush OR Ennistimon area) MAGNER: DOONAHA name found predominantly associated to COLLINS/FITZPATRICK in St. Louis, MO

I have Co. Clare Purcells here in Chicago. Will share if interested. Judie Mason Chicago Sent from my iPhone On Aug 1, 2013, at 8:06 AM, Josiebanks@aol.com wrote: > COLLINS: Siblings: Found: Moyarta or Kilfearagh Barony > Kilrush, Kilkee, Doughnaboy, Ballyonan, > Lisheenfurroor, Donaha etc. Loop Area > > Michael + Joanna PURCELL, son John, b. 1819-20 > Anthony b abt 1798 + Mary, ch.: Elizabeth 1821; Hugh 5/1824; > Nancy Ann 27/5/1827-born KILKEE m. Richard ENRIGHT b. 1825, KILKEE to Timothy > & Mary ENRIGHT > Honora COLLINS O'BRIEN (Cornelius) b, abt 1798; Honora d. 1844; > bur Banasha Cem -LISDEEN > ch. Mary b 1825-7; Thomas b 1831; John C b. 24 Jun > 1833 b. KILKEE > ? COLLINS + ? ch: Anthony 1834; Bridget 1837-8; John 1842 > All born KILKEE > > (Known children emigrated 1850s to PA & St. Louis Mo.-later settled in > DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., IOWA) > > FITZPATRICK, Patrick + Mary McNAMARA , dau. Eliza, b. Nov. 11 1829-32 Co. > Clare > (poss Kilrush OR Ennistimon area) > > MAGNER: DOONAHA name found predominantly associated to > COLLINS/FITZPATRICK in St. Louis, MO > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

My Roll Call is for information on any Corbetts in Miltown Malbay. There were only a couple of families there in the early 1800's and they are, hopefully, linked. They lived in Breaffa, just outside the village, near the sea. They became part of the Diaspora with my ancestor, Patrick Corbett, his wife Jane O'Connor and daughter Bridget coming to Durham City, England, others went to Australia and more recently America. There are still Corbetts in the area and I am in contact with them. Gordon Corbett Ellington, Northumberland

Hi Joan, Numerous postings on the O'Hallorans of Tulla at http://www.ourlibrary.ca/phpbb2/viewforum.php?f=1 Paddy -----Original Message----- From: irl-clare-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:irl-clare-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Joan Birtles Sent: 01 August 2013 06:40 To: irl-clare@rootsweb.com Subject: [IRL-CLARE] LYNCH, DUNDON, MORAN & HALLORAN & McNAMARA - ROLL CALL Hi listers these are my Roll Call enquiries. I have been researching for years my John LYNCH, Deborah DUNDON, & MORAN families from Kilrush, Co Clare in the very early 1800's. I believe these 3 families to be connected but having a hard time proving it as their baptisms and marriages are all pre 1827 which is when the Kilrush PR's begin. Have searched Tithes and Griffiths for later families but without mother's name for my LYNCH's and so many LYNCH names have found it impossible. John's army record & marriage only showed his father's name and I can't find a death record for him in Australia between 1859 and 1865 when his wife remarried. The HALLORAN's & MCNAMARA's are from Tulla and I believe are from Rosslara found on the Tithes & Griffiths, but there again so many Halloran's and only Tulla mentioned on any records here in Australia [of their son Patrick & his wife and children, another child born on the voyage with further children born at Mulgoa, NSW] who emigrated as bounty immigrants in 1839. Kind regards Joan in NSW, Australia It is time for another Roll Call. **If you have never seen a Roll Call - this is where everyone tells who they are searching for all at once.** Please send in your Names and some identifying info like dates and places (if you know them). Fill as much as you can. ***Please put your surnames in the SUBJECT line of the email so people know what emails to look at. Do this before you write the message body because it is easy to forget to go back and fix the Subject line.*** This is also important for people reading the archives in the future. Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit reply. Good luck! Christina List admin ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-CLARE-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message