Barb, Thank you:) Thank you Susan Ward HAPPY HUNTING! SEARCHING --------- WARD, RETTBERG, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS

I am looking for relatives of Patrick "Soldier" Patton. He was born in Ireland, probably Co. Mayo, in 1862. Patrick had an older brother Antony, born in 1850, and married a Mary Sweeney in Pulranny, Co. Mayo. The notorious James "Shimmy" Patton was their son. Patrick married Bridget Corrigan of Clougmore Co. Mayo , June 13, 1894 at St. Malachi's Church. Patrick was supposed to have a twin sister who married into the Joyce family. There has to be more brothers and sisters but I can't seem to find them. Anyone familiar with this family? Lee Patton Brennan

Looking for any information about this family. Gannon who came from County Mayo.

Roscommon and Athlone - What beautiful places. We don't match up to any of your names, but we have been to Ireland and spent a lot of time in the library in Athlone and in the fortress across the street. A lovely town and very, very friendly. -----Original Message----- From: Jacqueline Pearce Downen <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, February 19, 2001 11:33 AM Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 >Hi Tom, I saw your post regarding the name Ward. I have these names in my >line; Vesey/Veasey, Ward, Cruise, Hardogon/Hardiman, Higgins, McDonald. >There are several more names..would have to dig them out. But, some of the >Wards came to California..that's where I am.The above were from Roscommon, >Athlone...and I believe the Hardiman name originated in Galway, Ireland. The >Vesey's came to Dane Co. Wi. and are buried there. Thank you. Jackie >----- Original Message ----- >From: "TOM WARD" <[email protected]> >To: <[email protected]> >Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 4:18 AM >Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 > > >> Hi Susan, >> >> I can't answer your question but I was wondering whether we have >> communicated concerning our ward line. My great-grandparents, Michael >> Ward ( approx. b. 1840) and Catherine Carr were from Donegal and my >> grandfather John (1866) was born in Leagans, County Donegal. He emigrated >> to U.S. along with his older brother Patrick. In addition, there were at >> least 3 other siblings: Mary, Bernard and Michael. Don't know if those >> three emigrated. If you have any other info I would appreciate it. >> >> By the way, John and Patrick both ended up in Newburgh - Holy Name Church. >> >> Thanks and good luck >> >> Tom Ward >> Mentor, Ohio >> >> ---------- >> > From: [email protected] >> > To: [email protected] >> > Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 >> > Date: Sunday, February 18, 2001 7:17 PM >> > >> > Hello I am new to this list, Does Ireland have any searchable records >> online. >> > Like Ohio has death records >> > Thanks >> > >> > Thank you >> > >> > Susan Ward >> > HAPPY HUNTING! >> > SEARCHING --------- >> > WARD, RETTBERG, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS >> > >> > >>

Hi Tom, I saw your post regarding the name Ward. I have these names in my line; Vesey/Veasey, Ward, Cruise, Hardogon/Hardiman, Higgins, McDonald. There are several more names..would have to dig them out. But, some of the Wards came to California..that's where I am.The above were from Roscommon, Athlone...and I believe the Hardiman name originated in Galway, Ireland. The Vesey's came to Dane Co. Wi. and are buried there. Thank you. Jackie ----- Original Message ----- From: "TOM WARD" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, February 19, 2001 4:18 AM Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 > Hi Susan, > > I can't answer your question but I was wondering whether we have > communicated concerning our ward line. My great-grandparents, Michael > Ward ( approx. b. 1840) and Catherine Carr were from Donegal and my > grandfather John (1866) was born in Leagans, County Donegal. He emigrated > to U.S. along with his older brother Patrick. In addition, there were at > least 3 other siblings: Mary, Bernard and Michael. Don't know if those > three emigrated. If you have any other info I would appreciate it. > > By the way, John and Patrick both ended up in Newburgh - Holy Name Church. > > Thanks and good luck > > Tom Ward > Mentor, Ohio > > ---------- > > From: [email protected] > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 > > Date: Sunday, February 18, 2001 7:17 PM > > > > Hello I am new to this list, Does Ireland have any searchable records > online. > > Like Ohio has death records > > Thanks > > > > Thank you > > > > Susan Ward > > HAPPY HUNTING! > > SEARCHING --------- > > WARD, RETTBERG, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS > > > > >

Hi Susan, I can't answer your question but I was wondering whether we have communicated concerning our ward line. My great-grandparents, Michael Ward ( approx. b. 1840) and Catherine Carr were from Donegal and my grandfather John (1866) was born in Leagans, County Donegal. He emigrated to U.S. along with his older brother Patrick. In addition, there were at least 3 other siblings: Mary, Bernard and Michael. Don't know if those three emigrated. If you have any other info I would appreciate it. By the way, John and Patrick both ended up in Newburgh - Holy Name Church. Thanks and good luck Tom Ward Mentor, Ohio ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 > Date: Sunday, February 18, 2001 7:17 PM > > Hello I am new to this list, Does Ireland have any searchable records online. > Like Ohio has death records > Thanks > > Thank you > > Susan Ward > HAPPY HUNTING! > SEARCHING --------- > WARD, RETTBERG, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS > >

Susan, Some counties do. You might try www.genuki.org.uk/ and check the Ireland files. Also try http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Ireland.html or connect to the Irish County mailing lists. I know County Wicklow has some records online. Some general searches by County name might also help. Barb ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]sweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 7:17 PM Subject: Re: OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest V01 #10 > Hello I am new to this list, Does Ireland have any searchable records online. > Like Ohio has death records > Thanks > > Thank you > > Susan Ward > HAPPY HUNTING! > SEARCHING --------- > WARD, RETTBERG, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS > > >

Hello I am new to this list, Does Ireland have any searchable records online. Like Ohio has death records Thanks Thank you Susan Ward HAPPY HUNTING! SEARCHING --------- WARD, RETTBERG, MICHEL, CHRISTENSON, BEUCUS

Has anyone had any success getting any birth informtion from Ballycroy, County Mayo? I think my great grandfather was born there and came to Cleveland to live. I have had some hints but am trying to find out if he was in fact born in Ballycroy. THanks, Kathleen [email protected] wrote: > > Subject: > > OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D Digest Volume 01 : Issue 10 > > Today's Topics: > #1 CECELIA WALSH DIED AT AGE 102 ["Ingrid Abram" <[email protected]] > > Administrivia: > To unsubscribe from OH-CLEVELAND-IRISH-D, send a message to > > [email protected] > > 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: CECELIA WALSH DIED AT AGE 102 > Date: Sat, 17 Feb 2001 06:59:11 -0500 > From: "Ingrid Abram" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > Cecelia Walsh born in Ballycroy, County Mayo, Ireland, died Wednesday in > Rocky River. Co-founder of St. Christopher Catholic Church and > the Democratic Club in Rocky River. > > Married John P. Walsh in 1930 > Children: Sean Fallon, Actor and singer > Rev. Francis P. Walsh > Margaret M.

Cecelia Walsh born in Ballycroy, County Mayo, Ireland, died Wednesday in Rocky River. Co-founder of St. Christopher Catholic Church and the Democratic Club in Rocky River. Married John P. Walsh in 1930 Children: Sean Fallon, Actor and singer Rev. Francis P. Walsh Margaret M.

Hi List.....Looks like in the future we'll be able to access the Necrology File on line. I asked if it would be an index or actual obits.....they replied actual obits....that'll be great once it gets on line. Just wanted to share this with everyone. Also, back on Veterans Day I download a Vietnam Wall Memorial Screen Saver....at the time it didn't occur to me the valuable genealogy data that can be obtained from it. You can actually search the wall from your computer by name or even my "todays birthdays".....I checked it out yesterday when I realized the genealogy value of it but it seems to be under construction but will soom be back in service. The one I downloaded still works so if anyone wants me to do a search just let me know.....there was over 100 servicemen from Cleveland. I'll have to get back to you on the exact website address. Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Photoduplication Office" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 9:43 AM Subject: RE: Obtaing Obits > Hi Colleen Halligan Zuniga: > The Necrology FIle will be available shortly through the Cleveland > Public Library (web site: www.cpl.org). Current Photocopies charges > include $5.00 service fee per name plus copying and mailing charges. > -- > > ************************************************************************** > > Photoduplication Office Email: [email protected] > Cleveland Public Library Phone: (216) 623-2901 > 325 Superior Avenue Fax: (216) 623-7078 > Cleveland, OH 44114-1271 http://www.cpl.org > > ************************************************************************** > > >

----- Original Message ----- From: Anne Kelly To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, 23 January 2001 7:23 Subject: John Whitehead BYRON I am trying to trace the family of Colonel John Whitehead Byron of the 88th New York regiment. At the end of the Civil War he returned to Ireland briefly where he was arrested in September 1865 but eventually released and went back to the US. I believe he applied for an invalid pension in 1879 and his widow, Mary Ann, applied for a widow's pension in June 1909 from Ohio. Thank you, Anne Kelly

INTO THE WEST with Gabriel Byrne is an enchanting story of Irish Travelers/Tinkers boys who rescue a magical horse. Scenes of Dublin, Irish countryside and life of the Travelers. PG Ingrid Abram Bay Village, Ohio

Good question! I think that John came through NY-- he met & married Brigid LAughren somehwere other than Cleve., in 1862, and I know she entered at NY. A second set of Allens, John, wife Alice McLAughlin, Thomas & his wiofe Brigid, came through Canada, since one son was born there. This second set of Allens did not arrive until the 1870's. Judith ----- Original Message ----- From: Sharon Blain <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 21, 2001 10:23 AM Subject: Re: reposting ALLEN, MARTIN, WOODS, MILLIFF, CUMMINGS > Did you Allen's come directly from Ireland ar through Canada? > Sharon > > > > > Judith wrote: > > > > All Cleveland Irish; WOOD(S) arrived in the 1850's in Cleve. > > > > ALLENS arr. 1862 or so; MARTIN & MILLIFF by 1865; CUMMINS-- 2 sets of > > those-- Maurice & Michael, between 1860-70. Any conenctions? > > > > Judith > > ______________________________

David, It probably was Ward 14 in 1880, if the current Lester St. is the old Lester St. Jim O'Donnell David Paul Meyer wrote: > Hello, > Katherine Irene Sullivan's birth certificate has an address of birth as > being Lester Street (road) Cleveland, Ohio. Since the censuses are in > political wards back then it might help my search if I can place Lester St. > in a particular ward, in 1880, to start. I've been trying to find a > political map of the area to narrow it down. At the present time Lester St > is just south east of the intersection of I-490 and I-77 near exit 161 of I-77. > Can anyone tell me what ward this would have been in 1880, or, steer me to > a map that would show it? I would really appreciate not having to go > through 4 microfilms! :-) > I am seeking the family of Jeremiah Sullivan and his wife Margaret > Harrington who were married before 1855 in Cleveland, or, shortly before > coming there. > Also the family of James Michael Clark and his wife Ann Clark (maiden name) > who were also married before 1855 in Cleveland, or, shortly before coming > there. > All of the children of these folks were born in Cleveland. > Thank you! > Yours truly, > David, on the central coast, California, USA

Did you Allen's come directly from Ireland ar through Canada? Sharon Judith wrote: > > All Cleveland Irish; WOOD(S) arrived in the 1850's in Cleve. > > ALLENS arr. 1862 or so; MARTIN & MILLIFF by 1865; CUMMINS-- 2 sets of > those-- Maurice & Michael, between 1860-70. Any conenctions? > > Judith

All Cleveland Irish; WOOD(S) arrived in the 1850's in Cleve. ALLENS arr. 1862 or so; MARTIN & MILLIFF by 1865; CUMMINS-- 2 sets of those-- Maurice & Michael, between 1860-70. Any conenctions? Judith

Hello, Katherine Irene Sullivan's birth certificate has an address of birth as being Lester Street (road) Cleveland, Ohio. Since the censuses are in political wards back then it might help my search if I can place Lester St. in a particular ward, in 1880, to start. I've been trying to find a political map of the area to narrow it down. At the present time Lester St is just south east of the intersection of I-490 and I-77 near exit 161 of I-77. Can anyone tell me what ward this would have been in 1880, or, steer me to a map that would show it? I would really appreciate not having to go through 4 microfilms! :-) I am seeking the family of Jeremiah Sullivan and his wife Margaret Harrington who were married before 1855 in Cleveland, or, shortly before coming there. Also the family of James Michael Clark and his wife Ann Clark (maiden name) who were also married before 1855 in Cleveland, or, shortly before coming there. All of the children of these folks were born in Cleveland. Thank you! Yours truly, David, on the central coast, California, USA

In today's Plain Dealer is the obituary for "Mary Walsh O'Neill, 96, who was named 'Mother of the Year' by United Irish Society of Cleveland in 1986." "Mrs. O'Neill was born in Tourmakeady, County Mayo, Ireland. . . her husband, Michael, died in 1961." Ingrid Abram Bay Village, Ohio

Seeking relatives of Catherine or Katie Gallagher b.1894 Ardara, Co. Donegal and her brother Neil Gallagher b. 1886 Ardara, Co. Donegal. They came from a large family who all remained in Ireland: Father : John Gallagher b. 1841: brothers:John and Patrick and sisters: Rose, Bridget, Grace Anne,Ellen, Mary and Sarah. Catherine (Katie as she was called in 1911 census) and Neil emigrated to U.S. maybe Ohio , sometime after 1911 and there is only one niece living in England who has vague memories of them. Their brother Patrick was my g,father and they are the 2 missing links in our Gallagher chain whom I'd Love to find. Any information please to [email protected] Bye from a very cold Dublin and even colder Donegal. -Bernie Rafferty