Hi.... I am looking for the surname QUINLAN but have several Irish directives that have indicated that the McConnell name is what QUINLAN came from. I am Looking for my g5f Quincy W Quinlan b 1813 of Ireland and haven't found him at all. I've been told that his name isn't a common Irish name..... QW (and his family?) immigrated before 1834 as we have one of his children Harry Barnhart Quinlan b 1835 Huron Co, Ohio....we have not located him there yet. Do you have any Barnharts before 1835 that connect into your names in the Ohio, Penn, Ny Va areas??? I know this is alot to ask.....I'm trying to find the wall that will break thru. Thanks and Blessings PeggyO

Looking for info on Bernard O'Connell, born 1777/78 in Renville, Parish of Oranmore, County Galway, Ireland. Died February 1, 1869 in Mitchell, Sheboygan Co., WI. He had the following sons: 1. Bernard O'Connell, born in Co. Galway Ireland, died December 12, 1900 in Montpelier, VT. 2. John O'Connell, born Co. Galway Ire. abt 1821-25, died in Mitchell, Sheb. Co. WI on Jan 28, 1896 Married Mary Heraty 3. James O'Connell born 1825 4. Thomas O'Connell. born abt. 1838, died July 1, 1862 in Mitchell, Sheboygan Co., WI If you have any info to share or find a connection contact me at: reitstuf@execpc.com Thanks, Kay R

Does anyone have a BRINKLEY (first or last name) married to an OCONNELL or CONNELL (last name) during the 1700s in SC? Margaret in SC

I would be happy to send you $ for the information could you check to see if the following births were listed as well Hannah, Francis, Michael and Mayme all born before 1883 OCONNELL-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > Subject: > > OCONNELL-D Digest Volume 98 : Issue 11 > > Today's Topics: > #1 William & Margaret Quinn ["Kevin O'Connell" <kevin@chess.dun] > #2 O'Connell/O'Keeffe ["Kevin O'Connell" <kevin@chess.dun] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from OCONNELL-D, send a message to > > OCONNELL-D-request@rootsweb.com > > that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > > and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software > requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: William & Margaret Quinn > Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 13:01:42 +0100 > From: "Kevin O'Connell" <kevin@chess.dungeon.com> > To: OCONNELL-L@rootsweb.com > > Seeking details of the marriage (probably in Cork City - if not, then > nearby) of > William O'Connell, a cooper by trade, b. 25 June 1840 & > Margaret Quinn > Marriage date early-mid 1860s. > Their children include (all b. Haulbowline, Cork): > William James b. 14 July 1868 > John Patrick b. 4 Sept 1873 > Eugene Dominick b. 27 May 1883 > > Kevin O'Connell > (Beidh Gaeilge líofa agam tar eis deich míle botún gramadaí, ag dul i laghad > in aghaidh an lae) > http://www.dungeon.com/~chess > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: O'Connell/O'Keeffe > Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 12:55:28 +0100 > From: "Kevin O'Connell" <kevin@chess.dungeon.com> > To: OCONNELL-L@rootsweb.com > > >>John Patrick and Mary Ellen O'keefe immigrated to USA> chicago >>approx > 1882 > > I have compiled a list of O'Connell births in Cork City for most of the 19th > century period available (from the Indexes, so no information about > parents). This is a small text file which I will send to anyone who wants > it. > > My own search (based upon that list) shows that the > John Patrick O'Connell b. 1873 is not the one you are looking for but is one > of "mine" (parents William & Margaret Quinn). > > However, there is one other John Patrick - b. 1868. > If you want to follow that one up, the reference is 10,243. > > A letter explaining what you want, together with IR£ 1.50 (maybe you should > include an international reply coupon), will get you a copy > of the registration entry from: > Oifig an Ard-Chlaraitheora > Teach Sheoighe > 8-11 Sraid Lombaird Thoir > Baile Atha Cliath 2 > Ireland > > Kevin O'Connell > (Beidh Gaeilge líofa agam tar eis deich míle botún gramadaí, ag dul i laghad > in aghaidh an lae) > http://www.dungeon.com/~chess

Seeking details of the marriage (probably in Cork City - if not, then nearby) of William O'Connell, a cooper by trade, b. 25 June 1840 & Margaret Quinn Marriage date early-mid 1860s. Their children include (all b. Haulbowline, Cork): William James b. 14 July 1868 John Patrick b. 4 Sept 1873 Eugene Dominick b. 27 May 1883 Kevin O'Connell (Beidh Gaeilge líofa agam tar eis deich míle botún gramadaí, ag dul i laghad in aghaidh an lae) http://www.dungeon.com/~chess

>>John Patrick and Mary Ellen O'keefe immigrated to USA> chicago >>approx 1882 I have compiled a list of O'Connell births in Cork City for most of the 19th century period available (from the Indexes, so no information about parents). This is a small text file which I will send to anyone who wants it. My own search (based upon that list) shows that the John Patrick O'Connell b. 1873 is not the one you are looking for but is one of "mine" (parents William & Margaret Quinn). However, there is one other John Patrick - b. 1868. If you want to follow that one up, the reference is 10,243. A letter explaining what you want, together with IR£ 1.50 (maybe you should include an international reply coupon), will get you a copy of the registration entry from: Oifig an Ard-Chlaraitheora Teach Sheoighe 8-11 Sraid Lombaird Thoir Baile Atha Cliath 2 Ireland Kevin O'Connell (Beidh Gaeilge líofa agam tar eis deich míle botún gramadaí, ag dul i laghad in aghaidh an lae) http://www.dungeon.com/~chess

John Patrick and Mary Ellen O'keefe immigrated to USA> chicago approx 1882 with their children, Hannah, Francis, Michael, John Patrick, Mayme and Patrick John b. 1882 any information on these would be appreciated ( family lore has them leaving from Cork?) Thanks John Patrick and Mary Ellen O'keefe immigrated to USA> chicago approx 1882 with their children, Hannah, Francis, Michael, John Patrick, Mayme and Patrick John b. 1882 any information on these would be appreciated ( family lore has them leaving from Cork?) Thanks looking for passengers from Ireland (CORK) to chicago ( via NYC) in 1883. John Patrick O'Connell b.abt 1854 and his wife Mary Ellen O'Keefe b. 1856 possibly married in liverpool? or immigrated from there there were several children John patrick jr. and Patrick John b. april 1883, Michael, Francis, Hannah, Mayme. Any information or leads would be much appreciated. MEG

Seeking information on the family of John O'Connell and Mary Horan. John, born ca. 1825 in Ireland, son of Jeremiah and Bridget O'Connell emigrated to Massachusetts in 1846. Married Mary Horan, daughter of Charles and Mary (Roche) Horan of Ballingill, co. Cork in Feb. 1850 in Lawrence, MA. Settled in Andover MA where they resided until their deaths in 1896. Had Bridget, Charles, William, John, David, Arthur, George, and Mary Jane, all of whom resided in Andover until their deaths.

My great grandfather is supposed to have been in one of the Irish volunteer units that fought in the Boer War (1889-1902). Does anyone know how to get to a list of Irish Boer War veterans. He would have to have been abourt 45 years old at the time. Thanks, Rod Loyear

I have information on the following people: Eileen Marguerite O'CONNELL (15 Feb 1940 - ) Frank O'CONNELL Joan O'CONNELL John Maurice O'CONNELL (CA. 1874 - ) John Vincent O'CONNELL (7 Nov 1899 - 9 May 1969) Maureen O'CONNELL (16 May 1931 - ) Maurice O'CONNELL Pat O'CONNELL Veneables O'CONNELL at http://www.iris.com/daleweb/falimy.htm (scroll down to O'Connell) Each name can be clicked on and there you will find dates, parents, spouses and children links that are known. If you have any information on these people, please contact me. ___D_a_l_e___S_c_h_u_l_t_z___ mailto:dale@null.net http://www.iris.com/daleweb/Author.htm

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Several OCONNELL families moved West to Wisconsin in about the 1840s or 1850s. These seem to include the brothers Morris, Timothy, and Michael and possibly Tom or Dan. Did they come by working on the railroad? Can anyone track them East through Indiana to the East coast? Gary Donaldson 9200 N. Tennyson Drive Bayside, WI 53217

Does anyone have any idea how I might lay my hands on information about a writer by the name of Basil Morgan O'Connell? He wrote about various families, including the Deasy family from County Cork that I am researching. His name was mentioned in a book on Irish surnames, but no reference was given. The only Basil O'Connell I could find was in the SSDI with dates of 1913 - 1987 in ND, USA. I found one other reference in the Latter Day Saints catalog where he wrote about O'Connell land grants. That book was published 1946-1950 in Dublin by Brown and Nolan. Thanks, Walt

Does this list also have the surname McConnell? If not please let me know.

I would like to contact someone who has a copy of the above book. I am looking for information on the descendants of Daniel O'Connellok. It was written by Basil O'Connell and published in Dublin in 1950. I am especially interested in his sons and grandsons. My GGgrandfather was Morris O'Connell from Kerry and was related somehow to Daniel. I would like to find out what relationship if any there is. Gary Donaldson

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I am trying to locate the ancestors of my grandmother Johanna O'Connell who was born in Dublin on St. Patricks day May 17, 1870. She apparently immigrated to Canada at an age of 13 or younger and moved from Canada to Duluth Minnesota in 1884 with my grandfather John Laurier(Loyie)(Loyear). Her father did not immigrate. He fought in the South African Boer War (1900 to 1902)

Is there ANYONE working on the genealogy of the Irish liberator,Daniel O'Connell? My gr-grandfather's obituary from 1881 says that he was a cousin of Daniel O'Connell , the Irish liberator. My gr-grandfather himself was a Land League Union President for Grain Scoopers and he was James Mahony born in Blennerville, Co. Kerry in 1835 to John Mahony & Honora McKenna.Any points in the right direction for research appreciated. Maggie..

Looking for family of Mary O'Connell first married to Will Meighen. Their children were Margaret, William, and Dorothy. Mary O'Connell second marriage to Louis Disbrow. They were all in the New York/PA area. Vince Griffin vgryphon@erols.com