O'Kief, Coshe Mange, Slieve Lougher, and Upper Blackwater in Ireland by Casey vol 4 Birth & Baptism 1859-69, Castleisland Parihs, Barony of Truganachny, Co Kerry copied as written from the book, seems as though some dates are reversed. Aradville/Adraville: March 31, 1859 Mary Sullivan born to John and Cath Connor, bp March 24, 1859/witnesses were John Sullivan and Mgt Brennan May 27, 1861 Mgt O'Sullivan born to John O'Sullivan and Cath. O'Connor, bpt May 26, 1861/ witness John O'Connor and Nora O'Sullivan Aug 24, 1861 Jerh. Bradley son of Denis Bradley & Cath. Cullinan/ bpt Aug 28, 1861/ witness Denis Horan & Bridget Cullinane April 19, 1862 Nora O'Sullivan dau of John Sullivan & Cath. O'Connor/ bpt April 19, 1862/ witnessThos. Rourke & Mgt. Leary Feb 6, 1863 Michael Connor son of Jas. & Ellen Lynch/ bpt Feb 8, 1863/witness Michael & Nora O'Connor March 28, 1863 Hugh Sullivan son of John Sullivan & Cath. Connor/ bpt March 29, 1963/ witness Hugh Connor & Mgt Hickey March 6, 1865 Martin Connor son of Jas. Connor & Ellen Lynch/bpt June 4, 1865 (Could this be April 6, 1865?)/witness Michael & Mary Connor June 28, 1865 Cath. Sullivan, dau of John Sullivan & Cath. Connor/bpt June 24, 1865/ witness Hugh Connor & Nora Brown Jan 5, 1867 Bridget Sullivan dau of John Sullivan & Cath Connor/bpt Jan 6, 1867/ witnessCorn. & Nora Connor May 6, 1868 Nora Connor dau of Jas. & Ellen Lynch/ bpt May 10, 1868/ witness Michael Dean & Cath. Cullinane Ardmona: March 31, 1859 Michael Connor son of John Connor & Cath. Fitzgerald, bpt March 29, 1859/ witnesses John Murphy & Ellen Quinn April 29, 1866 John Moriarty son of John Moriarty and Nora Connor/ bpt May 12, 1866/ witness Ptk. Paradine & Cath Connell Ardnageragh: Nov 1, 1864 Hannah Cullinane dau of Jerh Cullinane & Cath. Connor/ bpt Dec 4, 1864/ witness Jas. Cullinane & Nora Kelleher Dec 16, 1866 John Cullinane son of Jerh. Cullinane & Cath. Connor / bpt Dec 20, 1866/ witness Wm. Fitzgerald & Mary Cullinane Sept. 15, 1867 Mgt. Mahony dau of Ptk Mahony & Mary Connor/ bpt Sept 17, 1867/ witness Ty Connor & Ptk. Murphy

The following message failed, I'm sending it out to the list. Ley In a message dated 3/23/99 8:52:07 PM Pacific Standard Time, Mailer- [email protected] writes: << Subject: Re: Is there a Ballyvaden? Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 13 Resent-Message-ID: <"QDh6EC.A.TyB.R7G-2"@bl-14.rootsweb.com> To: [email protected] Resent-From: [email protected] X-Mailing-List: <[email protected]> archive/latest/1095 X-Loop: [email protected] Precedence: list Resent-Sender: [email protected] Resent-Bcc: Hi Brian, In the book ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE TOWNLANDS AND TOWNS OF IRELAND I find Ballyvadin, County Tipperary, S.R.; Barony Middlethird; Parish Magorban; Poor Law Union in 1857-Cashel; Ballyvadin, County Tipperary, S.R.; Barony Middlethird; Parish Cloneen, Poor Law Union in 1857-Cashel. I don't have the Ordnance Survey Maps, but the numbers show that they are on sheets 61 and 62. Hope this helps. Linda >>

Hi Brian, In the book ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE TOWNLANDS AND TOWNS OF IRELAND I find Ballyvadin, County Tipperary, S.R.; Barony Middlethird; Parish Magorban; Poor Law Union in 1857-Cashel; Ballyvadin, County Tipperary, S.R.; Barony Middlethird; Parish Cloneen, Poor Law Union in 1857-Cashel. I don't have the Ordnance Survey Maps, but the numbers show that they are on sheets 61 and 62. Hope this helps. Linda

Does anyone know of a town in County Tipperary by the name of Ballyvaden ? This is the best I can come up with after looking at a 100 yr. old headstone. This is the burial site of William Connors [orig. O'Connor] born 1822. My map doesn't show it . Will sincerely appreciate your help. Brian Connors...Wisconsin

Hi! I'm new to this list and this is my first query. I'm searching for information on William Connor (Conner) who lived in Bibb County Alabama. He married Esther Ann Ingraham in 1858 and a son, Louis Robert Connor, was born to them in 1860. Sometime in the early 1860's he committed suicide, or so I'm told. Esther later remarried and had a family by Burel Mize. My problem is that I can't find any information concerning William Connor's parents, so I guess I'm facing a brick wall. Any thing you can help me with will be greatly appreciated.

Jeff There was a Matilda Connor, age 22,[ from Ballykelly] who went to St.John. Departed from Tamlaghfiniagan 1833 or 1834. Also,a Mary Connor was on ship Stephen Whitney from Liverpool to N.Y..April 6 , 1846. Good Luck, Brian Connors, Wisconsin

Quite a few Conner Marriages here. Ley http://tn-3.rootsweb.com/~marce/ncarolina/index.html

I am trying to get more information about a Patrick Conner and wife Sarah. Both emigrated to Canada from Ireland (though perhaps not the same time). They presumably married in Canada, and had their children there. Mary Conner, wife of Joseph Carr was born in Collingwood and married in Arkincana Ontario. The marriage certificate lists both the parentage of Joseph and Mary. So, a Patrick Connor born in Ireland about 1814, emigrated probably around 1840s. I would love to discover where Patrick and Mary came from in Ireland. St. Patrick's day reminded me that I should be working harder to find the ancestral grounds of the Connor and McCormick families. I would also be interested in the course taken by Matilda and Samuel Connor. Matilda went with Mary to Cheboygan. Samuel may have stayed in Canada. Patrick CONNOR Born: ABT 1814 at: Ireland Wife: Sarah (McCormick?) Born: ABT 1825 at: Ireland CHILDREN Matilda CONNOR Born: ABT 1855 at: Ontario Died: 08 SEP 1900 at: Cheboygan County, Cheboygan City, Michigan, USA Spouse: David CLARK. Unknown Female CONNOR Born: ABT 1860 at: Ontario Mary CONNOR Born: 15 JUN 1860 at: Collingwood, Ontario Married: 11 FEB 1886 at: Arkincana?, Ontario? Died: 02 MAY 1916 Spouse: Joseph A. CARR. (This is my line. Joseph Carr is my Great Grandfather) Samuel CONNOR Born: ABT 1863 Thanks.

Hi- Are you missing a John O'CONNOR, because I found him and he is buried in St. John's Cem, Middle Village, NY. I had expected to find my gr grandmother buried here, but instead did find my gr grandfather, Fred THOUROT, and this John O'CONNOR, age 60, interred 24 Oct, 1926. I have no idea who he is, but the plot was registered under my g grandmother, Mrs Fred McKENNA THOUROT. So, hoping with the Luck of the Irish, someone will know...........Happy St. Patrick's Day, J Also, visit my 4 personal home pages on spirituality and genealogy: http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Crete/3718/

Kathleen, are you still out there ? I have finally gotten to a point where I have just enough knowledge of my O'Connors in Essex to be dangerous. LOL I am most interested in any additional information you may have on the family of Patrick Murphy born in Ire. married Catherine O' Connor 1) Margaret Murphy b: 12/23/1859 Rochester Twp. Essex Co. married William McCloskey b: 9/7/1849 in Hamilton RCs 1) Vincent McCloskey b: 1880 2) Charles L. b:1885 3) Katie b:1887 4) Mary b:1889 5) William b: 1891 6) James b:1893 7) Rebecca died at the age of 3 8) John b: 1897 9) Ellen b:1900 10) Francis b:1903 3. In The Commemorative Biographical Record For the County of Essex, I found this promisiong reference : pg. 379 - " ... On June 28, 1878, Mr. [William] McCloskey married Maggie Murphy, who was born in Rochester Township Dec. 23, 1859, daughter of Patrick and Catherine (O'Connor) Murphy, pioneer settlers of that township. Mrs. McCloskey grew up in Rochester and was educated in the schools of that township. ..." I'm trying to connect this Catherine O'Connor to my Rocester (Belle Riviere) Essex Family. Your original e-mail below. Are we "Cousins" if I find I'm connected to Catherine O'Connor and Patrick Murphy ? Ley O'Connor Cousin in waiting Subj: O' Connors in Essex Co. Date: 11/10/98 9:21:16 AM Pacific Standard Time From: <A HREF="mailto:KathleenDL">KathleenDL</A> To: <A HREF="mailto:CASHEL3776">CASHEL3776</A> Dear Ley K. O' Connor, For the most part, I was raised in Essex Co., Ontario and my mother being an O' Connor before marriage, I always took an interest in the name. There was a very large family of O' Connors living in Maidstone Twp. which is not all that distant from Rochester Twp. They attended St. Mary's R.C. Church. I have posted some of the following notes to the O'Connor mailing list previously but you may have missed it. I think that your O' Connors may possibly connect to some of the families mentioned below: John O' Connor settled in Boston from Ireland in 1824; moved to Detroit for a short time then Maidstone; died 1866 1) John b:1/21/1824 in Boston was MP for Sir John Macdonald's cabinet 1872-82; High Court Justice in Ont. - court in Cobourg married Mary Barrett in 1849; she was born in Killarney, Ire. in 1826 he died on 11/3/1887 - conservative R.C. 1) John O’ Connor- a barrister at law 2) Sarah O’ Connor d:1879 3) Mary O’ Connor married T. M. Morton of Windsor d:1898 1) Percy Morton 2) Thomas Morton 4) Richard O’ Connor 5) Ellen Louisa O’ Connor 6) Margaret O’ Connor married Eugene Belleau of Ottawa 7) Jeremiah Edward O' Connor b:1867 in Detroit - lawyer Windsor firm of Murphy, Sale & O' Connor then moved in 1903 to Winnipeg. married in 1899 Florence Isabel Power dau. of N. J. Power of Montreal [Possible relations from the same parish in Maidstone] Elizabeth O' Connor and Jeremiah McCarthy Mary Ann McCarthy married 1/23/1853 to Daniel O' Sullivan Bridget Connor and H. O' Connell Patrick Connell married 6/21/1858 to Bridget McLaughlin Elizabeth Connell married 6/1/1857 to Dennis Burke Bridget O' Connor and William Mead William Mead married 10/2/1861 to Bridget Butler b: 1845 James O' Connor and A. Rourke Cornelius O' Connor b: 1839 married 11/16/1869 to Bridget Reilly b:1844 Edward O' Connor and Margaret Ferguson William James O' Connor b: 2/14/1872 Patrick Murphy born in Ire. married Catherine O' Connor 1) Margaret Murphy b: 12/23/1859 Rochester Twp. Essex Co. married William McCloskey b: 9/7/1849 in Hamilton RCs 1) Vincent McCloskey b: 1880 2) Charles L. b:1885 3) Katie b:1887 4) Mary b:1889 5) William b: 1891 6) James b:1893 7) Rebecca died at the age of 3 8) John b: 1897 9) Ellen b:1900 10) Francis b:1903 Yours Truly, Kathleen Logan

Does anyone on this list have any more information about the John Conner killed at Shiloh? My great-grandfather, Joseph C. Conner, who was born in MO but grew up in TX, returned to MO to join the Union's Company H, 2nd Regiment, Missouri Light Artillery from December 1863 to November 1865. Two of his brothers joined Texas Confederate units. All survived the war. I have no information on a fourth brother, John W. Conner, born 1838 in Missouri. Patti

Missouri Confederate Death Records Description: Although Missouri remained a part of the United States during the American Civil War, many military units formed within the state fought for the southern cause. This list, originally published in the St. Louis Republic in the spring of 1895, reveals important information regarding many of these volunteers. Researchers will find the soldier's name, county of residence, location and/or cause of death, and death date. Containing over 1700 names, this collection can be useful in finding Missourian ancestors who died in the Civil War. Bibliography: Weant, Kenneth. Missouri Confederate Deaths. Orem, UT: Ancestry, Inc., 1999. Surname First Name County Death Location Death Date Connor George R., Lt dl killed at Franklin, Tn. 30 Nov 1864 Connor William, Pvt. kc died in Mississippi Sept. 1862 Conner John, Pvt. st killed at Shiloh, Tn. 6 Apr 1862

Ok, Here it is your St. Paddy's day Gift from me. I thank Herb Clark of the Goodwin Mailing List for all of his help, he did most of the work. Didn''t he do an AWSOME job !!! I'll be adding Connor/var in the next week or so. Please be patient. Good Luck, <A HREF="http://www.angelfire.com/mn/Leygenealogy/Ocmort.html">Click here: * Connor, O'Conner Mortality Schedules for 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880</A> Ley

This is the answer I recieved in answer to my question. It really doesn't answer it. It appears to me and others that the site was never available to the general public, or we would have all known about it, since the genealogy community is not closed mouthed about great sites. One wonders, then why this was such a tightly held secret until it "suddenly" it is announced and "just as suddenly" it is accessed by password only. Oh well, hopefully it will be very soon. Ley In a message dated 3/15/99 2:23:43 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << When this site came out in the beginning it was open to the general public. In the last few hours it has become password protected. We will all look forward to the next update on the matter. I was able to freely access it and have reviewed the site. I was only sharing a gold mine with others. The proprietors have now, apparently, chosen to protect their investment online. I am on hold along with everyone else until further light and knowledge is received. I am just as frustrated as you are. Respectfully yours, Tom Tinney, Sr. >>

Well, it's here, they are telling everyone, but you can't use it. YET. I have written for an explanation of why advertise something we can't use. Have not recieved an answer yet. Will keep you updated. I did go to the site, I did try to use it, it asked for a password and IS restricted. Ley Subject: FAMILY SEARCH FROM THE LDS CHURCH ONLINE CATALOG. FAMILY SEARCH FROM THE LDS CHURCH ONLINE CATALOG is now located at: ARCHIVES and LIBRARY RESOURCES http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/archives.htm DOCUMENTATION and PUBLICATIONS http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/sources.htm GENEALOGY and HISTORY http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/geneal.htm LDS CHURCH SITES http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/LDS.htm LIBRARIES and MUSEUMS http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/media.htm TINNEY GENEALOGY and FAMILY HISTORY Home Page http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/homepage.htm TINNEY-GREEN(E) FAMILY ORGANIZATION http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/hmpgmore.htm TINNEY SURNAME [and Variations] from WORLD WIDE ORIGINS http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/5409/ Respectfully yours, Tom Tinney, Sr. http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~vctinney/ Listed in: Who's Who In The West, 1998/1999 Who's Who In Genealogy and Heraldry, [both editions] >>

[email protected] wrote: > > This is the best site to keep handy for a while to find out what is going on. > Some of the Gen-Tech people will be testing it first. Apparently they had a > mainframe go down last week and are upgrading and then it will be open to > invitees for a while and then to all of us. I'm one of those that can't wait. > > <A HREF="http://www.sltrib.com/1999/mar/03061999/utah/88438.htm">Click here: > The Salt Lake Tribune -- LDS Genealogy Archives to Go Online</A> > > Ley

This is the best site to keep handy for a while to find out what is going on. Some of the Gen-Tech people will be testing it first. Apparently they had a mainframe go down last week and are upgrading and then it will be open to invitees for a while and then to all of us. I'm one of those that can't wait. <A HREF="http://www.sltrib.com/1999/mar/03061999/utah/88438.htm">Click here: The Salt Lake Tribune -- LDS Genealogy Archives to Go Online</A> Ley

Hello, I just subscribed to this list and thought I'd share my O'Connor family to see if anyone else is connected to this line. As you can see, I have next to nothing on the O'Connor name. I do have more descendants (another 9 generations) that I'm willing to share. I am interested in finding out any ancestors to this line as this is as far back as I have it. Please contact me if you can help. Descendants of Jean O'Connor 1 Jean O'CONNOR d: Abt. 1759 ANSON CO, NC . +James ARMSTRONG b: Lancaster County, PA m: Hampshire Co., Augusta, VA d: May 11, 1760 Anson, NC ... 2 William ARMSTRONG b: PA d: June 20, 1788 TN ....... +Jane LAPSLEY m: January 16, 1765 ORANGE CO., TN d: Aft. 1774 ... *2nd Wife of William Armstrong: ....... +Margaret M. WOOD m: 1768 ... 2 John ARMSTRONG b: Augusta, VA d: 1795 TN ....... +Mary Ann CARROLL m: April 13, 1760 MECKLENBURG CO, NC ? ... 2 James Thomas ARMSTRONG b: AUGUSTA CO., VA ....... +Elizabeth KUYKENDALL b: NY m: Abt. 1759 NC OR SC d: Aft. 1806 ... 2 Martin ARMSTRONG b: AUGUSTA CO., VA d: August 24, 1808 NASHVILLE, DAVIDSON, TN ....... +Mary TATE m: Abt. April 1763 ANSON OR, MECKLENBURG CO, NC d: Abt. 1836 SMITH CO., TN ... 2 Mary ARMSTRONG b: Augusta, VA ... 2 John? ARMSTRONG d: 1808 ... 2 Joseph ARMSTRONG b: Augusta, North Mountain, VA ... 2 Benjamin ARMSTRONG b: Augusta, VA ... 2 Matthew ARMSTRONG b: AUGUSTA CO., VA ....... +Elizabeth m: Bef. 1805 ... *2nd Wife of Matthew Armstrong: ....... +Isabella ? m: Bef. 1809 Stacy C. _____________________________________________________________ |Alice: Oh, you have got this in a muddle. I tidied this | |just last week. | | | |Hobson: Keeping muddles straight is woman's business. | | | |from the movie - Hobson's Choice | |_____________________________________________________________|

Hi, Here is an interesting website--Griffith's 1852 Valuation Excerpt (Parish of Templenoe) URL is: http://www.avana.net/~mhook/nugrftemp.htm Barry. ___________________________________/_/_/ Barry E.R, Fraser Family Home page: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Prairie/9943 Researching: Fraser, Crawford, Lindsay, Shepherd & O'Connor

In a message dated 3/9/99 9:28:34 PM Pacific Standard Time, JohnD78653 writes: << Boonton new jersey, is where Thomas Dolan and Cathren Oconnor lived Thomas Dolan died in the nut house in new jersey, in the 1920s this is all i know,. >> Some one who did me a big favor is asking about the above. Anyone reconize them ? If so please let me know. Boonton is in Morris County, New Jersey. Thanx, Ley K. O'Connor