Hi Listers, I'm looking for anything to do with finding the heritage of my lines, particularly, Carroll, and Finn's and or Brien. Edmund Carroll, 1850ish-, Tipperary, Ire Spouse: Helen/Ellen Brien-1850ish-,Tipperary, Ire Children: John Carroll, 1870,Ire, Immigrated: abt:1892-Pa, USA, Spouse:Julia (?), Died: USA Mary Carroll,1872-Ire,Immigrated: abt:1894 Pa, Spouse:Michael Dillon Margaret Carroll, 1876,Immigrated: abt: 1896, Pa, Spouse: Edward Stapleton Bridget Carroll, 1878-(unknown) James Carroll, 1879, Immigrated: 1906. Died:1954, Pa, USA-my line Spouse: Ann Finn, abt: 1882-Ire, Died:1946, Pa, USA Chd: Edmund, Helen, Margaret,Ann, John(my line), James, Katherine, Mary, Thomas, Joseph Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks, Esther Christina Finn Hunt wrote: > Here it is - our 2009 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). > > ***Please put your names 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. > > Be patient with the added mail that will come your way. It will > slow down in a couple of days. > > Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit > reply. > > You can reply to the emails on the list, BUT when you get down to > saying "Thanks" it is better to send those PRIVATELY to save > people's email space. You may have to copy/paste their email addy > or type it to avoid the "Thank you" going to the whole list as replies are set > to go to the list. > Christina > IRL-Tipperary listowner > > > _______________________________________________________ > Griffith's Valuation: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Aggi please contact me off line if you like [email protected] Tomorrow my address will change so if you can not get me try again on site. Laraine

Hi... Still looking for information on the family of J. Houston Sheehan of Nenagh, and that of his first wife Maria Emma Rawlins.? Her step father was Francis Mangan who was also living in Nenagh in the 1870s from everything that I can figure out....which isn't a lot! (lol) Bev W -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Fri, Sep 18, 2009 11:27 am Subject: Re: [IRL-TIP] IRL-TIPPERARY Digest - Roll Call - DILLON KINIRON LEAMY DILLON - my grandfather was James born April 1870 in Roscrea _______________________________________________________ Griffith's Valuation: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Daniel Heffernan m. Mary Prendergast before 1807 somewhere in Tipperary. Sons, James, Patrick & William baptised in parish of Tipperary, Daughter Mary & son John baptised in parish of Anacarty/Donohill. Son Michael birth & baptism unknown. William arrived in Sydney NSW Australia in 1849 as a convict, in 1850 he brought out brothers James & Michael. William & James stayed in Australia but we believe Michael went back to Ireland. Whereabouts of Patrick, Mary & John unknown, also there may have been a son Daniel, but this is an assumption that the usual naming pattern of Irish families was followed. Maggie Heffernan in Port Macquarie NSW Australia

John & Bridget Herrick nee Marksman arr Melbourne Vic AUS in 1851, two of their sons, Francis & Michael m. Margaret & Maria Buckley, daughters of Peter & Margaret Buckley nee McLaughlin who arrived in Melbourne Victoria AUS in 1849. Bridget Herricks father may have been Patrick Marksman. Peter Buckley son of James & Margaret Buckley, Margaret McLaughlin daughter of James & Margaret McLaughlin nee Kennedy, either of Lorrha or Parsonstown. Associated names are Kelly, Hayes, Reddan, Logan, Egan, Mara Maggie Heffernan in Port Macquarie NSW Australia

Looking for Dwyer, Irwin, McGrath, Malone, Seymour, Tierney in the above parish. Townlands include Portroe, Kilparteen & Curragh. My great grandparents John Seymour & Mary Malone, his parents Michael Seymour & Bridget McGrath, Bridget's parents Lott McGrath & Panilope Dwyer. Bridget McGrath's brother Patrick m. Catherine Irwin. John & Mary Seymour arrived in Sydney NSW c1854 their eldest son Michael m. Mary Tierney daughter of John Tierney & Mary Bible. Patrick & Catherine McGrath arrived in Sydney NSW c1844 Mary Tierney nee Bible had a sister Margaret who married James McGrath, son of Patrick & Catherine McGrath. Maggie Heffernan in Port Macquarie NSW Australia

Looking for any siblings or antecedents of EAMON Brophy, b. Mohober, August 23, 1840, Ballingarry Parish, (birth records at Ballingarry Church), father Thomas Brophy, possible mother, Catherine Mangan. Also, anything on this family: MICHAEL Brophy, born in THE ISLANDS, Parish of Ballingarry, 1796. Also, his wife, ELLEN BUTLER, Parish of Ballingarry, b.1800, daughter of Matthew Butler. Their Children: GEORGE Brophy, (aka George Cummings Butler Dwyer Brophy), born May 3, 1830, Parish of Ballingarry, South Tipperary. (Became Missionary Roman Catholic Priest, Peterborough, Ontario, Canada) MARY Brophy, b. 1832, Parish of Ballingarry, South Tipperary, died in Peterborough, ON, Canada. CATHERINE Brophy, b. 20 July 1834, Ballingarry, S. Tipp; d. Ontario, Canada. ELIZA Brophy, b. 26 Oct 1836, MOHOBER, Ballingarry, Co. Tipp S.; d. abt. 1836, MOHOBER, Ballingarry, Co. Tipp South ELIZA Brophy, b. 02 April 1838, MOHOBER, Ballingarry, S. Tipp; d. Knoctopher, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland; married JOHN BUTLER, d. Knoctopher, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. JOHN Brophy, b. 06 March 1840, GLENGATE, Ballingarry, Co. Tipp. S., Ireland; d. between 1920 - 1930, Elmira, Chemung, New York. Thanks, Aileen Brophy

Trying to find any information on the following Ryan family. Jeremiah Ryan (Darby) married Catherine Hogan around 1813. Not know where they married, as there is no record of their marriage in the Parish Register for Clonoulty-Rossmore. Jeremiah's father was John Ryan and his mother was Catherine Corbett. Catherine Hogan's father was Daniel Hogan. Children all registered in the Parish of Clonoulty/Rossmore. John born 6/1/1814 Sponsors Jo Ryan and Mary Brian Mary and Bridget born 26/3/1816 Sponsors Pat White, Pat Ryan, Cate Dwyer, and Ellen Ryan. Daniel born 20/3/1817 Sponsors Derby Ryan and Bridget Ryan. Patrick Ryan born 30/1/1820 No Sponsors registered. Bridget Ryan born 28/4/1822 Sponsors Larry Horan and Nelly Kennedy. Cate Ryan born 13/8/1824 Sponsors John Dwyer and Nelly Horan. William Ryan born 7/7/1826 Sponsors Patrick White and Mary Hogan. Michael Ryan born 5/10/1827 Sponsors William Hogan and Bridget Hogan William Ryan born 18/1/1829 Sponsors Daniel Hogan and Mary Alice....... (May be Allis) Jeremiah Ryan born 23/10/1831 Sponsors John Horan and Mary White. Catherine Ryan born 28/12/1834 Sponsors Norry Horan and Patk. Ryan. The only ones of these children I know anything about is Patrick who married Bridget Kennedy from Foilacleara, Co. Limerick and Jeremiah who owned a pub in Graffin near Annacarty which was always known as Jerry Jacks. Jeremiah who married Catherine Hogan had a brother Patrick and another brother John who was married to an aunt of Bridget Kennedy. They all lived in Glenough, in a place called Knocjack. They also farmed land in Foilmacduff. Mary

My great grandfather James O Dwyer was born somewhere in Tipperary in 1844 but grew up in Leeds, England. He arrived in San Francisco, California in 1867. His father was also James O Dwyer who died around 1850. His mother was Catherine Ryan. Looking for birthplace and more family information. Jerry Dwyer Castro Valley, California

Researching John Daniel 1827C married to Alice Roach 1845C. Married in Carrick on Suir 5/7/1875. Unfortunately on the marriage certificate all it states is fathers of both bride and Groom DEAD, and occupations have just a line in it. So no help there. John was a widower when he married Alice, but have no Idea who he married first. Alice and John had at least 1 son, Patrick, born in Carrick on Suir, born 18 February, 1880,( My grandfather.) He married a Mary Corbett, in Waterford on 6 July 1904. They had 10 children, 4 dyeing in infancy, and moved to London about 1918. HE served in France during WW!, and was a POW in Geissen Camp , Germany. He died in London, in 1922. Any help appreciated Marion Melbourne ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christina Finn Hunt" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 6:12 AM Subject: [IRL-TIP] Roll Call <Put Surnames Here> > Here it is - our 2009 Roll Call. > > *> reply. > > You can reply to the emails on the list, BUT when you get down to > saying "Thanks" it is better to send those PRIVATELY to save > people's email space. You may have to copy/paste their email addy > or type it *If you have never seen a Roll Call - this is where everyone > tells > who they are searching for all at once.** > > -- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter. We are a community of 6 million users fighting spam. SPAMfighter has removed 96 of my spam emails to date. Get the free SPAMfighter here: http://www.spamfighter.com/len The Professional version does not have this message

Benjamin ENGLAND and Catherine BANNON married in Bonagortbaun in 1841. They had 3 daughters: Margaret, b. 1842; Ellen, b. 1844; and Catherine, b. 1846. Benjamin most likely died in late 1840s and Catherine and girls went to Orpington, Kent. Ellen later emigrated to New Jersey. The family was catholic at the time of the children's births but by the time they lived in England they had converted to C of E. Veronica

I have found the name often used in some of my families, especially in my Kennedy family and in my Roche family. I have also found the name is interchangeable. Although both are used in Ireland, once my family came to the U.S. they used Edward more often than Edmond, or it might not have been "they," but perhaps the person taking the information from them. I have also read that the spelling "Edmond" was French, and "Edmund" English. I don't know if this is so or not, but I would think when the Normans settled in Ireland, the name Edmond probably was used more often. Jan [email protected]

DILLON - my grandfather was James born April 1870 in Roscrea

Hello from Australia . Matthew RYAN and Julia TOBIN had all their children baptised at the Bansha Catholic Church . Bridget 1831 -- Catherine 1833 --Mary 1835 --Ellen 1837--Julia 1840 --Catherine ( Kate ) 1844 . ( duplication for earlier Baptism had wrong mother ) . Julia Tobin `s parents were Michael Tobin and Bridget Murphy and died in Echuca Australia . Addresses unknown . They migrated to London (1851 Census ) and Matthew died on the ship Stebonheath 1854 and the Julia and daughters came to Melbourne on the Chalimar 1857 except Ellen who stayed in London ( 1861 Census ) . Would love to contact anyone who has info on this brick wall Laurie Thompson ----- Original Message ----- From: Christina Finn Hunt To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, September 18, 2009 6:12 AM Subject: [IRL-TIP] Roll Call <Put Surnames Here> Here it is - our 2009 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). ***Please put your names 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. Be patient with the added mail that will come your way. It will slow down in a couple of days. Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit reply. You can reply to the emails on the list, BUT when you get down to saying "Thanks" it is better to send those PRIVATELY to save people's email space. You may have to copy/paste their email addy or type it to avoid the "Thank you" going to the whole list as replies are set to go to the list. Christina IRL-Tipperary listowner _______________________________________________________ Griffith's Valuation: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Hi all , I have Margaret Reardon Married Thomas Kelly as it is spelt by a scribe from the Carrick- on Suir area or Ballynealle the Kelly's came from Fetherd Ned Kelly's territory .I believe there to be a relationship here to Ned's father Red Kelly. We can not conduct a D.N .A re the Kelly line here in Australia because a Y chromosome carried by a male can not be found. Mary Kelly daughter of the above absconded with James Comerford to Australia 1840. Before they left Ireland I have found a baptism for a child to them Illegitimate Bartholomew in St Mary's church Ballyneale Happy to participate in any DNA. Laraine in Oz >

Siblings Martin Hayden (b. 1830) and Margaret Hayden (b. 1823), possibly more--Laurence???. Don't know their birthplace or parents. Martin Hayden married Margaret Turner (daughter of Nathaniel Turner) on 11 Feb 1857 at Mountshannon, Coolderaugh, County Clare. Not all children known. Definitely Michael Arthur (b.18 April 1866 at Castle Street, Nenagh, Roman Catholic, baptismal sponsors Nathaniel Turner and Johanna Tumpane) and Johanna Mary (b.2 Sep 1859 at Nenagh, Roman Catholic, baptismal sponsors John Tumpane and Fanny). Also a Josephine born about 1864-1865. Martin Hayden is at 15 Castle St. in 1856 Slater's Directory, spirit dealer and grocer. Eventually moves family to Ballinasloe, County Galway, where he dies in March 1871. Margaret, and then her daughter, Josephine (appears to be a different woman than Johanna) operate Hayden's hotel on Dunlo St. there from at least the mid 1890s. Son Michael Arthur marries Margaret Mary Connell (daughter of Martin Connell and Mary Flynn) and has three children: Margaret Mary Pauline 1907, Martin Cecil Arthur 1908, and Dermot Joseph 1912. Margaret Turner Hayden dies 6 May 1899 at Ballinasloe. Margaret Hayden (sister to Martin) married John William Tumpane. Had at least five children: Daniel (baptized 26 Jan 1848, sponsors Martin Hayden and Johanna Tumpane), Johanna (baptized 23 Feb 1849, sponsors Laurence Hayden and Kate Tumpane) William Patrick, Christiana, and Kate. Margaret Hayden Tumpane died at Nenagh on 25 Jan 1874. Some Tumpanes went to Australia, and I believe some may have gone to the US. They also were Roman Catholic. Any ideas for further research or additional information appreciated! Thanks! Joni Vella _________________________________________________________________ Your E-mail and More On-the-Go. Get Windows Live Hotmail Free. http://clk.atdmt.com/GBL/go/171222985/direct/01/

Looking for Andrew Dwyer and his wife Ann, born around 1770-1780 in Tipperary.  Their daughter Alice Dwyer married Cornelius Ryan in Ireland, 6 known children born to them, all born in Ireland between 1831 and 1848: Andrew, Anna (White), Mary (Sheehan), Sara (Slattery) , Ellen (Maher) and Cornelius.  Alice and Cornelius and their children all came to the USA and settled in Palmyra near Rochester, NY.  All the children married in NY.

Looking for any informationon John McCormack who married Brigid Donohoe, place and time unknown. They had numerous children ad seemed to move around a lot. My grandmother, Brigid was born in 1878. Sponsors were Keiran HORAN and Mary KELLY. Their daughter, Bridget married my grandfather, OWEN COOGAN in Birr in 1897. Geraldine

Researching Michael Donovan (gggrandfather) , all I have born in Ireland about 1815 and Ellen Fitzpatrick (gggrandmother) about the same time. A son, John Donovan was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1842, so Michael and Ellen came to the USA by then. (probably via Canada, since a lot of the Irish came to USA via Canada

Looking for information regardinbg George SHEPPARD born ca 1764/1765 TIPP, married Harriet Allison born ca 1786, had two daughters Bessie and Mary, 3rd child James born July 1814 Kilcooly/Kilkooly Parish TIPP, followed by 5 more children. 3 oldest children went to Canada about 1833, rest of family followed 1839. Have some information on most of them from that point forward. Unable to locate passenger lists of any of them. Joyce Stritch deep south Texas USA ________________________________ From: Christina Finn Hunt <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, September 17, 2009 3:12:41 PM Subject: [IRL-TIP] Roll Call <Put Surnames Here> Here it is - our 2009 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). ***Please put your names 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. Be patient with the added mail that will come your way. It will slow down in a couple of days. Digest users, Please, PLEASE snip the excess text out if you hit reply. You can reply to the emails on the list, BUT when you get down to saying "Thanks" it is better to send those PRIVATELY to save people's email space. You may have to copy/paste their email addy or type it to avoid the "Thank you" going to the whole list as replies are set to go to the list. Christina IRL-Tipperary listowner _______________________________________________________ Griffith's Valuation: http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message