Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford/711 Surname: Casey ------------------------- I don't know that much about Patrick's townland but his children might be in that registry. Daniel, Elizabeth, Teresa, James, Mary, John, and Kathleen.

Not sure if there is a connection or not but my Aunt Bunny's father was John McLouglin of Ireland, he married Mary (Mae) Trimble. They had 7 children. All born in Brooklyn, NY - will e-mail more info soon if you would like it. Believe his father was William McLaughlin. Stephanie Mello

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford/710 Surname: DENNING, DENNINGTON ------------------------- IF YOU JAVE THEM THEN MAYBE YOURS WENT TO CHELSEA MA. JIM

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford/709 Surname: Casey, Barde, Egan, Dennigan ------------------------- Hi Paul, I have a copy of the Kilashee Register as it pertains to Caseys et. al. Looked for Patrick's Baptism there but could not locate it. Do you have an idea of a townland they were from? Maureen Just desperatel trying to sort out these Caseys

I am researching these names in the parishes of Killoe, Drumlish, Clonbroney and Grannard. Mike Dunleavy in Ottawa, Canada. > >>

My branch of the Dunleavy family is located in the townsland of Ohill/Oghill, which is not far from the town of Drumlish. Unfortunately the name Ellen Dunleavy seems to have been fairly popular during the time that you mentioned. The following is a list from Ohill: (1) Ellen Dunleavy, born in 1884, daughter of John Dunleavy and Anne Connolly. (2) Ellen Dunleavy, born in 1883, daughter of Thomas Dunleavy and Bridget Kenny. (3) Ellen/Eleanor Dunleavy, born in 1876, daughter of John Dunleavy and Catherine Farrell. (4) Ellen Dunleavy, born in approximately 1885, daughter of Patrick Dunleavy and Bridget Hogan. Numbers (2), (3) and (4) were all first cousins, their fathers being brothers. Number (1) was likely a second or third cousin. Number (4) was my father's aunt and moved to Hartford, Conn., as did her brother John Dunleavy. I will ask my father about David Ahearn and let you know if I find out anything. Hope this is helpful. Mike Dunleavy in Ottawa, Canada. -----Original Message----- From: Fran LaMarco [mailto:fran104@s-way.com] Sent: November 22, 2000 4:09 PM To: IRL-LONGFORD-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Cunningham/Dunleavy I am looking for information on the following: Ellen Dunleavy born in Ireland between 1870-1890 Ellen married David Ahearn who was born about 1871. Luke Cunningham born about 1798 in Ireland. I am not certain of the dates of any of this information because I am getting it from a cousins memory. Luke might not be Mr. Cunningham's given name. The Cunninghams in my family tend to use their middle name which makes my search that more difficult. Luke migrated to Nova Scotia, Canada in the middle 1800s David Ahearn left Ireland to come to the United States sometime before 1898. He came over with his children but I can;t find anything on what happened to Ellen. e-mail me at fran104@s0way.com thank you Frances McDevitt LaMarco ______________________________

I wanted to make note that the messages from the Genconnect board for Co Longford have been gatewayed so that they also show up on the list. The previous listowner was in the process of doing this so I have completed the link up. What this means is that all queries will also appear on this list. There is a link to the query on the email message so you can click on the link and go to the appropriate message to respond. Unlike Genforum, you can also click on the person's name (with most browsers) and write a direct email. It is up to you when to go direct to the other party, but if you are getting more into "conversation" you may as well email directly rather than publicly. Let me know if you have any difficulties with this. Regards, Christina Ninah@ix.netcom.com

-----Original Message----- From: D and J Carra <jdcarra@btc-bci.com> To: IRL-LONGFORD-L@rootsweb.com <IRL-LONGFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, November 07, 1999 5:41 PM Subject: [LONGFORD~] CAVANAGH >Hi, I would appreciate any information on the following; > >Andrew CAVANAGH b.approx1770 > record of 1825 tithe assessment in Cranlymore, Motrim parish, > County Longford, Ireland. > Had seven children, only one of whom is known >He is Daniel CAVANAGH > b. County Lonford, Ireland, 1802 > d.Jarvis, Ontario, Canada, October 15, 1879, age 77yrs. >Married Elizabeth Harrison (whose father was Welsh) > b.Ireland, 1810 > d.Jarvis, Ontario, Canada August 10, 1886, age 76 yrs. >Daniel was a school teacher by profession and part-time farmer. >Emmigrated to Quebec, approx. 1836, going then Vermont, to New Yorkstate, then to Canada. They had 12 children: >Mary Jetitia (Letitia?)J. Thomas H. (or C.) >Robert A. John Eliza A. >Margaret James Sarah J. >William H. Daniel George > >Daniel & Elizabeth CAVANAGH are buried in the cemetary behind the ST. Pauls Anglican Church of Canada, Jarvis, Ontario, Canada > >In 1870, John, William, James came to Missauki Co Michigan with Daniel soon joining them. > >Daniel Married Agnes Jane Stout in 1873. Their children; > > James Olney Harrison A. Walton G. > Margaret (Maggie) Abraham Burt > Howard Bruce Clifford > Floyd Ivan > >Howard was my great grandfather. > >Oral tradition has it that MCBAINS were cousins? from Ireland. They were together in Canada, and the CAVANAGH brothers followed them to Reedon, Mi, that became and still is McBain, MI. > >I would also appreciate any information about Cranlymore, Motrim Parish, is it close to the border of Co. Caven? Whas there famine around 1836? I know Daniel and Elizabeth left with Mary as an infant. How would I go about finding any current CAVANAGHS in the area? >Any infor will be greatly appreciated!! >Thanks in advance, >Jodi Carra, Michigan, USA > > >==== IRL-LONGFORD Mailing List ==== >© > >

Just thought I would try posting my interests again, in the hope that someone new to the list might see something familiar. I am trying to find information on the family of my great-grandfather, Patrick REARDON, from County Longford, who was born c. 1855. He came to the US about 1889, when he was about 34 years of age. He settled in Paterson, N.J., where he was employed as a stone mason. His first wife was Nora/Hannah (?Hanorah) DONNELLY. I don't know if they married in Ireland or after he came to NJ. They had 2 children born in NJ, Mary and John. After his first wife died, he married a Mary DONOHUE, daughter of Thomas and Ann GLEESON. On the church record for his 2nd marriage record, his parents are listed as Patrick REARDON and Ellen GORMAN. Supposed, he also had a sister, Kate or Katherine, and a brother, Michael. I have found records for other children born to a Patrick REARDON and an E. GORMAN but not the birth of a son, Patrick. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Pat

Mary Ann CASSIDY, dau of Martin CASSIDY and Mattie DIMOND/DYMOND born Gortermone on border of Leitrim and Longford. Emigrated to Victoria, Australia in 1856 on ship 'Severn' aged 18. 1 DIMOND family in Gortermone on 1821 census remnant. Did the families belong to LONGFORD? Have found an abundance of CASSIDYs in Drumlish over the border on UK Vital Records CD. DIMOND also believed to be a LONGFORD name according to the ladies at the Heritage Centre. Dear cousins - please find me! Beryl O'Gorman Greensborough Victoria Australia What's your story? Wordweavers Weaving your memories Weaving your stories http://www.wordweavers.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <CARADOC28@aol.com> To: <IRL-LONGFORD-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2000 9:08 AM Subject: [IRL-LONGFORD] Re: ROLL CALL-d_nn__-heslin-forbes -col.hughes-farley-farrell-malone-1878 reb... > In a message dated 11/24/00 5:05:01 PM Eastern Standard Time, CARADOC28 > writes: >

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Ireland/Longford/708 Surname: Boucher Higgins, Frances Harwood, Walter Higgins ------------------------- 19 May 1872 Walter Higgins Father Boucher Higgins Mother Frances Harwood Source FHL Number 0255852 With that number you can find the townland at your local Family History Libary

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Ireland/Longford/707 Surname: higgins ------------------------- Looking for information about Boucher Higgins born in Granard, Longford County Ireland about 1839. He married Fanny Harwood, of Bellanaugh (?) Ireland. Among their children was my great grandfather, William Charles Higgins, born in Granard, Longford County on Dec. 22, 1870.

Andrew Farrell and wife, Catharine Smith were living in Daviess Co., Indiana by 1850 but don't know the route they took. Eileen CARADOC28@aol.com wrote: > > any idea how they got to indianna could they have passed thru chelsea ma. > > In a message dated 11/26/00 5:16:17 PM Eastern Standard Time, > freshman@flash.net writes: > > << > Surname: Farrell, Smith, Riley > ------------------------- > > Andrew Farrell was born in Co. Longford about 1802. He married Catharine > Smith born 1816 in Maryland. They had 11 children all born in Indiana. > > Andrew Farrell's son, Joseph John Farrell married Martha Elizabeth Riley. > Martha Elizabeth Riley's father, Terence Riley was also born in Co. Longford. > >> > > all denning-dever-cogan in mass-some > malone-carroll-mcguire-doherty-mcneil-piscopo-mazzola-heslin-martini-feddis-fa > > rley-dennen-dinan-fredricks- > ____________________________________ > "we go to school to learn the words of fools" > bob dylan > > ==== IRL-LONGFORD Mailing List ==== > IRL-LONGFORD archives: > http://searches2.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl

Luke McDermott and Marcella Keenan were in Abbyderge in the 1860s one of their sons Charles married Mary Patridge 1872 in Kenagh Patridge family were from Lislea, John McDermott married Ann Partridge their son Luke Partridge was Baptized in St. Patrick's in Albany New York in 1874

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Ireland/Longford/706 Surname: BRADY, HOURICAN, SMYTH ------------------------- There were 12 children of Margaret SMYTH and Philip HOURICAN. Their oldest, Philip, m Frances BRADY ca 1835; a daughter Bridget m Michael BRADY some time before 1900, but don't have b or m dates. A grandson of Margaret & Philip m Mary Elizabeth BRADY ca 1910. None of these people emigrated. There was also a Thomas HOURICAN (brother of Philip) whose gr-daughter Rose married Patrick BRADY.This might have been ca 1900. I think it's a fair bet that your line and mine are connected, even if only third cousin once or twice removed.

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford/704 Surname: BRADY, HOURICAN, DUIGNAN ------------------------- My father's HOURICAN & DUIGNAN families lived along border with Leitrim and Cavan; the townlands they lived in were Moyne,Leggagh,Ballinamuck,Drumlish and Aughnacliffe. The towns you mention are about 10 miles further east. Those BRADYs could very well be connected, since many times people went away from their immediate location to find a spouse,but I don't really know.

Hi All, There seems to be some confusion between designations of Civil Parish , RC Parish & Towland. This is sometimes confusing for new people. From a RC point of view it would be referred to as the The Longford Parish of Templemichael. In addition I believe the present Family Centre in longford was the site of a Chapel before ST. Mels was built. It could be that that the people could have been from Templemichael Glebe. Its hard to say. In additon from the Church of Ireland view-Templemichael in County Longford is part of the Ardagh Diocese. Which contains St. John's on Battery Road. I could be corrected perhaps David Leahy or Luke Baxter from Longford would be a good source to consider for these type of questions. On my website which isn't complete from a Townland point of view,one can click on the different designations PLU/BARONY/ in addition for some of the Civil Parishes you can click on them and the Townlands will be available. Happy Hunting Daniel http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~martin/mm PeteScherm@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 11/30/00 2:57:35 PM Eastern Standard Time, Dave writes: > > << I've just started tracing my family history and the place Templemicheal > shows up as a possible place of birth for one of my relatives. > As anyone come across this name. > Also where is Templechurch? >> > > Dave, > > Templemichael is supposed to be in Templemichael civil parish, the area > around Lonford town and a bit to the west and southeast. But I can't find it > on my Discovery maps of the area, so I went to some townland maps for > Longford on the web. The map made of Templemichael parish townlands, by the > Moffat family, is at : > >>> http://personal.nbnet.nb.ca/tmoffatt/Templemichaelmap.html <<< > > As you will notice, there no longer seems to be a Templemichael townland > shown as a separate entity. I would guess that it has been subsumed by > Longford Town, and is now just an area of the town itself. Just a guess, > though. > > As far as Templechurch is concerned, there are none listed for Longford > county nor for anywhere else in Ireland (that surprised me, too - I would > have thought there'd be at least a dozen). > > So, I'd say were at about a half, out of two, for answers. Sorry. At least > we know that Templemichael is/was near Longford town. > > Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts > > ==== IRL-LONGFORD Mailing List ==== > Try out Global Surname Search: > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi?search

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/gc/Ireland/Longford/703 Surname: BRADY, PETTIT, FARRELL, MCQUADE ------------------------- My mother, Rosetta Brady, was born Dec. 9, 1900 of Patrick and Annie Pettit. Patrick was from Kiltycon and the birth was registered in Drumlish. She was the oldest of 9 siblings; her brother Patrick, the youngest. Only R. and P em to NYC Farrell and McQuade married two sisters of R. Ballinamuck and Ballinalee are places mentioned in oral history. The Bradys in your list could have been siblings of Rosettas. Don't recognize other surnames. Rosetta em about 1920. Is this any help?

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford/702 Surname: Buckley, Victory, Bennett, Ganley, Flatley, Shea, Burke, O'Malley, Neuland, Thole, Poll ------------------------- Searching for siblings of Peter, Jeremiah and Michael Buckley who immigrated about 1833 to Randolph, MA and then later to Canton, MA.

Posted on: County Longford, Ireland Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford/701 Surname: Gorman, Heslin, Brady, McKeon, Devin, Igoe ------------------------- My Brady's were in Ballinalee, Clonbroney. My Gormans were at Garvagh, also Clonbroney, and my Heslins were in Derrynacross, Killoe.