I am looking for any information about Owen and Ellen Bagley who came to the U.S. from County Cork between 1850 and 1856. They were in the 1860 Massachusetts census. Owen Bagley found in: Census Microfilm Records: Massachusetts, 1860 Age: 40 Gender: M Race: W Birthplace: IREL State: Massachusetts County: MIDDLESEX Locale: 3-WD CAMBRIDGE Owen Bagley, age 40 (could be 40 but it looked like 46 to me), Laborer, Ireland Ellen (I think it is Trum but it is hard to read), age 46, Ireland Daniel, 22, stonecutter, Ireland Andrew, 21, stonecutter, Ireland Owen, 16, glass maker, Ireland John, 12, Ireland, attending school Margaret, 15, Ireland Julia, 10, Ireland, attending school Patrick, 4, Massachusetts I am also still looking for any information on a Michael O'Connell (son of Martin O'Connell and Mary Cahill of Castlelyons, County Cork). Michael was said to be a teacher in County Cork before coming to the U.S. in the early 1860's. He met Margaret Bagley in Massachusetts before 1864 and married her in San Francisco in 1864 at St. Patrick's Cathedral and the majority of the family members are buried at Holy Cross Cemetery near San Francisco. Does anyone have any information about either of these families? Does anyone know what schools were around in 1860 that Michael where Michael may have been a teacher? I am really stuck trying to find the County Cork information. Thanks. Nancy Loder