There is a new book out dealing with Irish immigrants in the Naturalization records in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, with over 14000 names in the index, including the surnames mentioned in your query. Information available on the publisher's website Closson Press http://www.clossonpress.com Happy Hunting! --- Maryln61@aol.com wrote: > Looking for information and/or descendants of Ann > McNamara, daughter of John > J. Mooney and Ann McNamara, address in 1960, 3803 > Bridge Ave. Born about > 1914 in Ohio. Sibling Leslie McNamara born Ohio > 1913, half siblings James > McNamara born Ireland 1903 and Thomas McNamara born > Ireland 1904. Ireland > births are Streamstown, Westport County Mayo > Ireland. Previous mentions John > J., brother of Owen F. died 1961, lived at Bridge > Ave. address. > > Data/info share for Margaret McFadden Burke, > daughter of James J. McFadden > (b. about 1866 Streamstown, Westport County Mayo, > may have died about 1920). > Mother Mary Philbin died about 1936 in Cleveland. > Brother Patrick McFadden > born Ohio but no birth or death data. > > All above are descendants of Tadgh and Mary Ellen > Fadden of Streamstown > Westport County Mayo who emigrated in early 1890s. > > Mary Ellen Chambers > Lakewood Ohio >

Looking for information and/or descendants of Ann McNamara, daughter of John J. Mooney and Ann McNamara, address in 1960, 3803 Bridge Ave. Born about 1914 in Ohio. Sibling Leslie McNamara born Ohio 1913, half siblings James McNamara born Ireland 1903 and Thomas McNamara born Ireland 1904. Ireland births are Streamstown, Westport County Mayo Ireland. Previous mentions John J., brother of Owen F. died 1961, lived at Bridge Ave. address. Data/info share for Margaret McFadden Burke, daughter of James J. McFadden (b. about 1866 Streamstown, Westport County Mayo, may have died about 1920). Mother Mary Philbin died about 1936 in Cleveland. Brother Patrick McFadden born Ohio but no birth or death data. All above are descendants of Tadgh and Mary Ellen Fadden of Streamstown Westport County Mayo who emigrated in early 1890s. Mary Ellen Chambers Lakewood Ohio

In a message dated 1/27/03 1:07:12 PM Eastern Standard Time, wolfdm35@prodigy.net writes: > contact the webmaster at,"ROOTSWEB.COM Paul D-Euclid,Ohio

Does anyone know how I can contact the webmaster for this site? Any help appreciated. Donna Wolf

Looking for descendants of Thomas (d. 1920) and Ann McFadden McNamara (d. 1940). Ann remarried after Thomas death to a John Mooney. In Ann's obit, it lists 3 sons, James (d. in 1960s), Thomas and Leslie. James had a daughter Mary Lou. Would like to share family info with them. Looking for descendants of Joseph and Agnes Friel Kennedy (d. 1930s). Members of St. Ignatius parish who lived on Joan Ave. in the 1930s-40s. Mary Ellen Chambers Lakewood Ohio

> Looking for GGFather &GGMother, James and Mary Mc Cormick,and about five (5) > children, Michael,Catherine, Alice about 9 Yrs old, James about 7 yrs. old, >          > Mary about 5 yrs old. (  Alice is my Grand Mother born 1850-51 &Died 1950) > > Grand Mother Alice C.McCormick married Grand Father James W. Doran > Grand Father James W, was born in CANADA ?(Lived on TAYLOR St > Paul Doran-Euclid,Oh

Barbara Many thanks for the efforts you made on my behalf. I will take your advice and contact St Jerome's John Moore Barbara I. Amburgey wrote: >John, >I tried several alternate methods of searching the OHS index, but couldn't >locate Frank Moore. You may want to try to contact St. Jerome's, or the >Cleveland Diocese Archives to see if they have records. >St. Jerome >15000 Lake Shore Blvd. >1-216-481-8200 >Barb > > > >

Hello All. If your family member died in Cuyahoga Co. prior to 1908, the death record will be held at the Cuy Co. Archives. http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohcuyaho/archives.htm You can phone or email them with your request. They are helpful, although it may take a while to hear from them. Early death records have no indication of cause of death, basically tell where the person was buried. As "late" as 1905, you may be in luck. Some years after 1900, names of parents & country of origin was included, as well as cause of death, address. It was not done every years between 1900-1908, however. And it will list country only, not town or county, so don't get your hopes up. The Archives also hold early will records, so ask about that at the same time. Wills are atreasure trove of family info, but not too many people made them in the early days. The Catholic Church, Cleveland diocese, will hold burial records, but getting an answer from them requires divine intervention. They are not helpful at all. The best you can hope for from a parish death record anyway is place of burial, & their address. The Catholic Church has NOT permitted the LDS to film any of their records worldwide. The LDS uses the genealogical information they find the posthumously baptised relatives into the Mormon Church,. so you can see why the CC is not anxious to cooperate! Later records might have cause of death, but early records will not. If you know the cemetery where they were interred, you could check with them. Sometimes the cemetery records include who paid for the funeral, or some other instruction. Ask if it is a family plot, & if so, who else is buried there. I found a "Stranger" in one of mine & am still trying to figure out her relationship to my family! Catholic Cemeteries Ass., 10000 Miles Ave. PO Box605310 Cleveland 44105 If you can find out where buried, and who the funeral home was, FYI, McGorray Bros., who buried a lot of Cleveland Irish, donated early records to the Western reserve Hist. Society in Cleveland. You could contact them to follow up for you. http://www.wrhs.org/sites/library.htm Good Hunting! Judith in OH

St. Malachi records: I wondered if there are any death records listed in the files you mentioned at St. Malachi. The death records for 1905 are not available through the Ohio Historical Society and I could not find an obitutuary on her either. I have been looking for more information on the death of my grandmother, Mary Murphy Reddy who died Oct. 19, 1905. I am particularly interested in cause of death and county of Ireland where she was born. I have one source that said her father's name was Michael Murphy and another Patrick Murphy. Thank you for your assistance, Kathy in Kentucky OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 4 > >Today's Topics: > #1 St. Malachi records [Thomas and Linda McGurn <tsmcgurn@] > #2 Re: St. Malachi records [Maryln61@aol.com] > #3 Re: St. Malachi records [Shellymc2@aol.com] > #4 Re: St. Malachi records [Mkwaw@aol.com] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D, send a message to > > OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-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: > St. Malachi records > From: > Thomas and Linda McGurn <tsmcgurn@itol.com> > Date: > Tue, 14 Jan 2003 10:41:46 -0600 > To: > oh-cleveland-irish-d@rootsweb.com > > > Hi, > I have noticed over time many references to St. Malachis(sp) . I > never paid too much attention to it ,but have recently been told that > my Grandmother, Ethel Marie Walsh Calvey and her family were members. > I have been having a time finding information about her. Her parents > were John F. Walsh and Mary Ann (Molly) Kelly or Kelley. > I'm told that they lived on a street off of Detroit Ave. I can't > locate a birth certificate for her mostly because I can't ascertain > her age! I have a marriage license registration which states that she > was born in 1892, a social security application stating a 1895 birth > date and records of a divorce which puts here birth date as 1895!!! > When she died no-one knew for sure how old she was!!!!! > How do I find out if St. Malachi's would have any information on her > like a baptism record. Thanks for any information that any-one can > give me. > Linda McG > > ______________________________ > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Re: St. Malachi records > From: > Maryln61@aol.com > Date: > Tue, 14 Jan 2003 11:55:26 EST > To: > OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com > > >Linda~ > The records would be at the Diocese Archives. They are listed in the >book but Chris Krocel will ask you to put it in writing to her. That address >is Archives, Diocese of Cleveland, 1027 Superior Ave. Cleveland Ohio 44114. > The Archives have the marriage and baptismal records for all the early >parishes in the diocese. Expect a long wait and maybe a call or two to nag >with a follow up letter. I do not know how much staff they have or if Chris >is the only one. The cost is $10 per hour and $5. for certificate copy. She >will send you the info if they have it and the bill. > When we were getting our data together for Irish citizenship, we made >an appointment at St. Patrick's Bridge Ave. and went directly to the parish >house for baptismal and marriage records we needed. However, when we tried >that for St. Malachi's both on phone and a personal visit were told all >records were through the Archives at the Diocese office. > >Mary Ellen Chambers >Lakewood Ohio > >______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Re: St. Malachi records > From: > Shellymc2@aol.com > Date: > Tue, 14 Jan 2003 13:33:26 EST > To: > OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com > > > There is a FHC fische for St Malachi- I believe marriage records. I do not >know when I will get over to the FHC in the near future, but am happy to >look up any surnames on the list. > I found a few McGoverns late 1800's, but do not know if they are related to >my Martin McGovern group or not.......... > >Shelly > >______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > Re: St. Malachi records > From: > Mkwaw@aol.com > Date: > Tue, 14 Jan 2003 23:34:55 EST > To: > OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-L@rootsweb.com > > >Shelly, Could you please look up Kirk, Ballantyne & Schauer. Please. If I can >help you any way please ask. Marlene N. Royalton > >

Shelly I live in Nashville, TN. If I find a center close by, do you know if they could order microfilms pertaining to St. Malachi's or any others relating to the Cleveland area? Ellen _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM: Try the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Sorry, I forget some people are not familiar with this! The Church of the Latter Day Saints has microfilmed areas around the world (if they are permitted to!). I ordered the St Malachi fiche thru the library at a local branch- it has to stay at the church library, but is there if I want to go use it. There is a website to see what films are available: <A HREF="www.familysearch.org">www.familysearch.org</A> Good Luck! Shelly researching the Martin McGovern group in Cleveland 1862-1880 http://hometown.aol.com/shellymc2/index.html

Ellen, that would be the FAMILY HISTORY CENTER of the Latter Day Saints (mormons). Check your phone book for the closest in your area. They have a site on-line, but my computer crashed and I am just back up and running. Do a search for the history centers.

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Shelly, What is the FHC fische and where do you access it? Ellen _________________________________________________________________ Help STOP SPAM: Try the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail

Shelly, Could you please look up Kirk, Ballantyne & Schauer. Please. If I can help you any way please ask. Marlene N. Royalton

There is a FHC fische for St Malachi- I believe marriage records. I do not know when I will get over to the FHC in the near future, but am happy to look up any surnames on the list. I found a few McGoverns late 1800's, but do not know if they are related to my Martin McGovern group or not.......... Shelly

Linda~ The records would be at the Diocese Archives. They are listed in the book but Chris Krocel will ask you to put it in writing to her. That address is Archives, Diocese of Cleveland, 1027 Superior Ave. Cleveland Ohio 44114. The Archives have the marriage and baptismal records for all the early parishes in the diocese. Expect a long wait and maybe a call or two to nag with a follow up letter. I do not know how much staff they have or if Chris is the only one. The cost is $10 per hour and $5. for certificate copy. She will send you the info if they have it and the bill. When we were getting our data together for Irish citizenship, we made an appointment at St. Patrick's Bridge Ave. and went directly to the parish house for baptismal and marriage records we needed. However, when we tried that for St. Malachi's both on phone and a personal visit were told all records were through the Archives at the Diocese office. Mary Ellen Chambers Lakewood Ohio

Hi, I have noticed over time many references to St. Malachis(sp) . I never paid too much attention to it ,but have recently been told that my Grandmother, Ethel Marie Walsh Calvey and her family were members. I have been having a time finding information about her. Her parents were John F. Walsh and Mary Ann (Molly) Kelly or Kelley. I'm told that they lived on a street off of Detroit Ave. I can't locate a birth certificate for her mostly because I can't ascertain her age! I have a marriage license registration which states that she was born in 1892, a social security application stating a 1895 birth date and records of a divorce which puts here birth date as 1895!!! When she died no-one knew for sure how old she was!!!!! How do I find out if St. Malachi's would have any information on her like a baptism record. Thanks for any information that any-one can give me. Linda McG

My Michael Keyes only had 4 sisters - no brothers. Tom and Jim not family names. Sorry.....Lynne

Did your Michael Keyes have a brother Tom of Jim--they say Wexford---they are in my husbands family? Kay C