-----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 6:41 PM Subject: [LONGFORD~] CAVANAGH >Hi, am re-posting! I would appreciate any information on the following; > >Andrew CAVANAGH b.approx1770 > record of 1825 tithe assessment in Cranlymore, Mostrim 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, Mostrim Parish, is it close to the border of Co. Caven? Was 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 ==== >© > >