I am researching these individuals and their families: Bridget SCULLY of Laois (Mountmellick area), daughter of Thomas SCULLY. Born ~ 1861. William MOONEY of Offaly (Tullamore area), son of Francis MOONEY. Born ~ 1853. Married in Mountmellick on Oct. 6, 1881. Lots of offspring, most (including my granddad Francis) settled in USA states of CT and NY during the 1920s; one (Thomas) remained in Tullamore; one (Patrick) settled in Glasgow, Scotland. And these: Patrick CUSKELLY of Offaly (Tullamore area), son of Terence CUSKELLY. Born June 1861. Hannah Maria FLAHERTY of Kerry (Listowel area), daughter of Maurice FLAHERTY and Bridget BROWN. Born Sept. 8, 1872. Married in Listowel district, Kerry on Feb. 3, 1891. Three children: Michael Joseph, Mary Bridget (my grandmom), and Margaret Mary. Don't know what happened to Michael; Mary settled in CT with my granddad; I think Margaret died before adulthood.

michael doody born c/1848 Queens county bridget kennedy born c/1850 kings county married c/1868/1870 data online at not the irish pages at http://home.iprimus.com.au/rjanmaat/ regards robert __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com

Hi...Great-grandparent's names are Catherine Dowling (Doolin) and Denis Bergin. Grandmother Mary (Bergin) Carey born on March 8, 1867 in Ballycuddahy, Abblyleix. Looking for any Dowling/Bergin info. Thanks......Marg

James Grennan and Judith Lawler emigrated to New Brunswick about 1825. They were both born about 1798. They had four children in Ireland, Grace, the oldest was born in 1819. James died in NB before 1836. Judith's death in 1888 indicates she was born in Queens County. I would like to find the birth of Grace Grennan which would help find the marriage of James Grennan and Judith Lawler. Any help is very much appreciated. Pat in Oregon

Trying to make a connection on my great great grandparents who came from Laois in the early 1850's (or possibly late 1840's) to Hurley, NY. THOMAS DUNN - born around 1821 MARGARET FINN - born around 1825 Death certificate for one of their sons says "parents came from Queens County, Ireland". Have no idea of the parents names for Thomas or Margaret or what other siblings there were. I have the death certificate for Margaret, who died in Troy, NY in 1885, and parent's names are not listed. Thomas dies in 1881 somewhere in New York State. Bill McGrath Clifton Park, NY

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Mainly from Camross, Killinure, Mountrath, Borris-in-Ossory areas, early to mid 19th century. Lisa Dougherty

Rollcall for my SCYTHES/MEREDITH families in Ballyfin, Mountmellick and surrounding areas. John William SCYTHES and Jane MEREDITH (dau of Thomas) emigrated with their children in 1847. Any info appreciated.

Looking for Patrick James Bergin. Born 1834 in Ireland, found in Collinsville, IL in 1865. Any leads appreciated.

Far back as I can go is Murtagh O'Connor who married Ellen Doyle. They came to the US in 1845. Children: Elizabeth, Robert, John RESEARCHING: O'CONNOR*YOUNG*CONLON*WATSON*STIRLING* THOMPSON*DOYLE*BAILLEE*ACKER*MCCREA* RODGERS*NUGENT*QUINN*KANE*MUNGAN*SMITH LLEWELLYN*KIRKPATRICK*SPIER*ROY*STROHM* GILROY*MCPHILLIPS*

Hi there.. Hoping to find the Home town and parish of Daniel Maher. Believed to have been born in 1826. He claimed to be a native of Queens county when he arrived in the USA in 1846. His siblings that came to the USA were Patrick,Timothy, Honora, Mary, and Julia. Mary married James Dunn and had a son also named James. Julia married Patrick McEvoy. Not sure if Julia had any children. Thanks in advance for your help Tom Maher Irwin, Pa.

The immigrant Thomas Delaney b. abt 1662, is said to have been the Uncle of Patrick Delaney who was Dean of Down and married to Mary Granville. Mary was a great letter writer whose letters have been published. I ordered a book on her and the book of her letters but did not find any decent clues to her husband's family other than that Patrick Delaney had a niece who married a Councillor GREEN, a lawyer. Alas, that didn't mean much to me. Here is the first generation. Descendants of Thomas DELANEY - 17 Jun 2002 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Thomas DELANEY was born about 1662 in Queens Co., Ireland.1 He died about 1739 in Baltimore Co., MD.2 Thomas DELANEY was married to Sarah.3 Thomas DELANEY and Sarah had the following children: I. Elizabeth Delany was born about 1723. II. Dennis DULANEY4 was born on 28 May 1731 in Baltimore Co., MD.5 .8 He appeared on the census in 1790 in Georges Township, Fayette Co., PA.9 He died in 1814. III. John Delany was born on 11 Feb 1733.10 Thomas DELANEY was married to Unknown. Thomas DELANEY and Unknown had the following children: IV. Daniel (the elder) Dulaney was born in 1685 in Queens Co., Ireland.11,12 He died on 5 Dec 1753.13 V. Joseph Dulaney14 was born on 25 Mar 1682. He died on 13 Sep 1769. He died 13 Sep1769. VI. William Dulaney15 was born about 1684. He died before 11 Apr 1745.16 VII. Thomas Dulaney17 was born in 1689.18 SOURCES 1. Furlong, Roland Dulany. Dulany-Furlong and Kindred Families. Parsons, WV: McClain Printing Co.,1975. pg 3. 2. Ibid. pg 7. 3. Ibid. pg 7. 4. Ibid. pg 39. 5. Ibid. pg 20. 6. Ibid. pg 21. 7. Ibid. pg 21. 8. Ibid. pg 23. 9. Ibid. pg 27. 10. Ibid. pg 9. 11. Ibid. pg 8. 12. CD. From Monocacy and Catoctin, Vol. 2, European Origins of Settlers. 13. Furlong, Roland Dulany. Dulany-Furlong and Kindred Families. Parsons, WV: McClain Printing Co.,1975. pg 8. 14. Ibid. pg 8. 15. Ibid. pg 8. 16. Ibid. pg 8. 17. Ibid. pg 8. 18. Ibid. pg 8. Regards, Christina North Carolina, USA

Seeking info on James MOYLES, farmer, perhaps of Mountmellick. His son Joseph Henry MOYLES, b. abt 1835, was my gggrandfather. Joseph m. Annie Elizabeth STARLING in Islington in 1857, then migrated to Canada where he taught astronomy. Later moved to Michigan. Jennifer Clark clark1528@aol.com

-----Original Message----- From: Christina Hunt [mailto:Ninah@carolina.rr.com] Sent: Monday, June 17, 2002 3:57 PM To: IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [IRL-LAOIS] ROLL CALL :) Hi there... Time for a ROLL CALL. The purpose of the Roll Call is to put your names on the list so everyone can look for matches or maybe just get some advice. *PLEASE put your SURNAMES IN THE SUBJECT LINE. People who get the digest are not always motivated to open lots of emails that just say Roll Call. Put as much or as little as you wish in the message. Cheers! Christina ==== IRL-LAOIS Mailing List ==== To find other Irish Counties visit Ireland Genealogical Projects: http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com

Looking for O'Reilly and Brophy from Co. Kilkenny and Conroy and Cummins from Co. Laois.

>From: Christina Hunt <Ninah@carolina.rr.com> >To: IRL-LAOIS-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [IRL-LAOIS] ROLL CALL :) >Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 15:57:11 -0400 > >Hi there... >Time for a ROLL CALL. The purpose of the Roll Call is to put your names on >the list so everyone can look for matches or maybe just get some advice. > >*PLEASE put your SURNAMES IN THE SUBJECT LINE. People who get the digest >are >not always motivated to open lots of emails that just say Roll Call. > >Put as much or as little as you wish in the message. > >Cheers! >Christina > > > > >==== IRL-LAOIS Mailing List ==== >To find other Irish Counties visit Ireland Genealogical Projects: >http://irelandgenealogyprojects.rootsweb.com _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx

Hi there... Time for a ROLL CALL. The purpose of the Roll Call is to put your names on the list so everyone can look for matches or maybe just get some advice. *PLEASE put your SURNAMES IN THE SUBJECT LINE. People who get the digest are not always motivated to open lots of emails that just say Roll Call. Put as much or as little as you wish in the message. Cheers! Christina

Rootsweb is upgrading their servers so you might find messages to lists delayed. Webpages on Rootsweb may also be down for a time. No messages will be lost though. Regards, Listowner Christina North Carolina, USA

I came across a mention relating to Queen's Co in a Waterford Will: O'Donnell Will of Maurice O'DONNELL, Carrick on Suir, dated 18.1.1815,:- £200 to wife Ann; daughter Margaret amply provided for on marriage with Matthew MAHER of Bally**llin, Queen's Co.; mentions sons Valentine and Maurice. Proved 23.9.1815 by surviving executors, wife having predeceased. Regards, Christina -- Christina Hunt, Ninah@carolina.rr.com on 06/11/2002

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