Janet, If you could, at your convience of course, that would be great. This is what I have: I've already found them on the 1900 census, Cleveland Twp, Ward 40 or 140, Vol 38 E.D. 199, Sheet 16, line 58. It shows: 1900: 27 Halle St Charles b. Jul 1874, age 25 Ohio, father Ireland, mother Canada, Brick Mason Nellie b. Sep 1875, age 24 Ohio, mother of 3/3, parents both born in Ireland Lizzie (Elizabeth) b. Aug 1894?, age 5, Ohio Charles b. Aug 1897, age 2, Ohio William (my grandfather) b. May 1900, Ohio and then Vincent wasn't listed because he wasn't born til Sep 1904. I found them on the 1910 census all broken up. And couldn't find anything else. I did make a copy of a page on the 1880 census that has alwayed had me puzzeled. And since the Halligans seem to have been in cleveland for so long, the more I think about it, I may be on the right track. 1880 Vol 12, Ed 14, Sheet 5 Line 39 shows the following: 326 Lake St, Cleveland HUlligan, William H.- WMM34. b. Canada, City Detective, parents born in Ireland Fannie Wife WFM34 b. Canada, Keeping House, F-Ireland M-Scottland William son 13 b. Ohio, at school Herbert son 11 b. Ohio, at school Gertrude daughter 8 b. Ohio, at school Mary F. duaghter 6 b. Ohio, at school Allen C. son 4 b. Ohio (COULD THIS BE MY CHARLES I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR?...MAYBE THE "C" IS FOR CHARLES?) When I checked the 1900/1910 census.....I wonder if Fannie is the same person as the Mary HAlligan that continues to show up census after census, only10 years older each time some children drop and more children are added. All the ages seem about right and it would explain why I'm having difficulty finding anything. Also my family is said to have come from Ireland to Canada to Cleveland. Well that's where I'm stuck and have been for quite a while, so anything you can add would be great. I'm going to have to call my Aunt Jayne and ask her if she knows whether all the Cleveland Halligan's are related or not. Again thanks Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Janet" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 6:57 PM Subject: Re: Halligan > Colleen, > I don't know if you mentioned the names of all your Halligan's .. I have > census indexes and some census rolls covering 1850-1900. I'd be happy to > check for you if you can give me a few names and approximate dates... > --Janet > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Juan & Colleen Zuniga <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 8:17 PM > Subject: Re: Halligan > > > > Thank Carolyn.......The Halligan's sure are a mystery....there sure seems > to > > be a lot of them in Cleveland but it's hard to find anything on any of > them. > > The fartherest back I found in Cleveland was a Catherine b. 1833 Cleveland > > m. 1867 Ebenezer Dodd again Cleveland and d. 1889. I don't know if > there's > > a link but it seems that with the exception of my dad they all seem to > have > > been born, raised and died in Cleveland. I'm going to check out the info > > you sent....wish me luck....maybe I'll find something. Colleen > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: <[email protected]> > > To: <[email protected]> > > Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 3:08 PM > > Subject: Re: Halligan > > > > > > > In a message dated 8/21/00 12:40:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > > > [email protected] writes: > > > > > > << Carolyn......If you don't mind, if you get a chance can you look up > > > HALLIGAN > > > in your 1895 directory? Thanks so much Colleen, Montan >> > > > > > > Colleen, > > > > > > 1895 Halligans are Rev. J. H. removed to Wellsville, OH; Mary wid of > John > > 92 > > > Keene Alley; Patrick 6 Hurlbut. Only 3 listed. > > > > > > Carolyn > > > > > > > >

Yes Carolyn....that would be great. That one should show (if they are listed) my great grandmother Nellie Halligan. I know I found her on the 1910 census (listed as Willie) widowed with her daughter Elizabeth b. 1894 and the youngest son Vincent b. 1904 (it also said she was the mother of 5 with 4 living) and the I found my grandfather William b. 1900 and his brother Charles b. 1897 enumerated with Annastasia O'Neil in the St Vincent Orphan home. Based on Vincent's age it looks like Charles died between 1904 and 1910 because they were all together with the exception of Vincent who wasn't born til 1904 on the 1900 census. I'm also assuming the 5th child was born and died sometime between the two census reports. Thanks Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 2:14 PM Subject: Re: Halligan > Colleen, > > Would you like the list of HALLIGANS in the 1914 Cleve City Dir? > > Carolyn >

Colleen, Would you like the list of HALLIGANS in the 1914 Cleve City Dir? Carolyn

In a message dated 8/20/00 10:33:55 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Also researching DOYLE with MURPHY and MERRIMAN connections. Willing to share what I've found to date. >> Hi Dennis, Did I ever tell you that Matthew CORCORAN b 1889 on Washington St Cleve OH, son of John CORCORAN & Catherine MURPHY (supposedly related to you) was baptised at St Patrick's & his godfather was John DOYLE. I have tried to connect John Doyle to our family & all I have is that a John DOYLE married Anna MURPHY on 4 Aug 1867 in St Malachi's (but don't know who Anna might be). How did you connect DOYLE to MURPHY? Godparents were almost always relatives so here's maybe another connection to you. Carolyn Corcoran

Anyone looking for Lanigans in Cleveland? I'm trying to determine if the five Lanigans in Newburgh Twp. 1870 census pages 435-456 could possibly be brothers or cousins? It just seems odd that they all live in the same neighborhood and their ages are only a year or two apart. Pg.435 John age 39 " " Thomas age 37 Pg 436 Daniel age 35 Pg 443 Patrick age 36 Pg 456 Dennis age 41 John, Daniel, Patrick and Dennis all worked in the rolling mill; Thomas was a laborer. John is my great-great grandfather, so this would be a breakthrough if I could find a clue. Barb

Colleen, I don't know if you mentioned the names of all your Halligan's .. I have census indexes and some census rolls covering 1850-1900. I'd be happy to check for you if you can give me a few names and approximate dates... --Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: Juan & Colleen Zuniga <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 8:17 PM Subject: Re: Halligan > Thank Carolyn.......The Halligan's sure are a mystery....there sure seems to > be a lot of them in Cleveland but it's hard to find anything on any of them. > The fartherest back I found in Cleveland was a Catherine b. 1833 Cleveland > m. 1867 Ebenezer Dodd again Cleveland and d. 1889. I don't know if there's > a link but it seems that with the exception of my dad they all seem to have > been born, raised and died in Cleveland. I'm going to check out the info > you sent....wish me luck....maybe I'll find something. Colleen > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 3:08 PM > Subject: Re: Halligan > > > > In a message dated 8/21/00 12:40:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > > [email protected] writes: > > > > << Carolyn......If you don't mind, if you get a chance can you look up > > HALLIGAN > > in your 1895 directory? Thanks so much Colleen, Montan >> > > > > Colleen, > > > > 1895 Halligans are Rev. J. H. removed to Wellsville, OH; Mary wid of John > 92 > > Keene Alley; Patrick 6 Hurlbut. Only 3 listed. > > > > Carolyn > > > >

Thank Carolyn.......The Halligan's sure are a mystery....there sure seems to be a lot of them in Cleveland but it's hard to find anything on any of them. The fartherest back I found in Cleveland was a Catherine b. 1833 Cleveland m. 1867 Ebenezer Dodd again Cleveland and d. 1889. I don't know if there's a link but it seems that with the exception of my dad they all seem to have been born, raised and died in Cleveland. I'm going to check out the info you sent....wish me luck....maybe I'll find something. Colleen ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, August 21, 2000 3:08 PM Subject: Re: Halligan > In a message dated 8/21/00 12:40:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, > [email protected] writes: > > << Carolyn......If you don't mind, if you get a chance can you look up > HALLIGAN > in your 1895 directory? Thanks so much Colleen, Montan >> > > Colleen, > > 1895 Halligans are Rev. J. H. removed to Wellsville, OH; Mary wid of John 92 > Keene Alley; Patrick 6 Hurlbut. Only 3 listed. > > Carolyn >

In a message dated 8/21/00 12:40:52 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Carolyn......If you don't mind, if you get a chance can you look up HALLIGAN in your 1895 directory? Thanks so much Colleen, Montan >> Colleen, 1895 Halligans are Rev. J. H. removed to Wellsville, OH; Mary wid of John 92 Keene Alley; Patrick 6 Hurlbut. Only 3 listed. Carolyn

Catholic Universe Bulletin Nov 25 1955 Dies at 76 after last-chance trip back to Ireland It was his last chance, said Tom Maher, so he was going to take it. After 50 years away, the gentle old Irishman went back to his native soil las summer, to the seaside resort of Duncannon his home town in County Wexford. He stayed three months visiting relatives there and in Dublin. Mr. Maher died at 76 last week Thursday. He collapsed outside the home of his son, John, at 112 E. 204th St., returning for lunch from his noon trick as a crossing guard at Euclid Shore School. Solemn requiem mass was offered for Mr. Maher Monday in St. Robert Belarmine Church. Burial was in Calvary. He leaves his wife, Catherine; a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Geraghty; nine grandchildren; brothers, Timothy, Duncannon; John, Kansas City, Mo., and sisters, Molly, Dublin, and Margaret, Duncannon.

Hello All. I am reposting my interests-- those are the family names for my early Cleveland Irish. WOODS (James, Jane SULLIVAN + children) were in Cleveland before 1865; MARTIN (THomas) & MILLIFF (John) came a couple fo years late-- they married WOODS girls. CUMMINGS (Michael) married the youngest girl and arrived in Cleveland by 1870. RIng any bells with anyone? Judith in OH

Carolyn......If you don't mind, if you get a chance can you look up HALLIGAN in your 1895 directory? Thanks so much Colleen, Montana ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, August 16, 2000 12:48 PM Subject: Re: County Archives query... > Janet, > > I have an 1895 Cleveland City Directory which lists these GOLDRICK's: Eugene > & Mrs. Maria at 37 Delaware; Anna & Philip at 32 Whitehead (Anna is > Goldrich); other names (I believe all on east side of Cleveland) are Annie, > Frank P., Mattie (widow of Henry), Miles, Peter J., & Thomas. > > Carolyn >

Tim - Go into the Ohio Historical Society web site <www.ohiohistory.org/> then click on Archivbes/Research Tools, then on Death Certificate Index. Then put in their names, period of death and the County. You will find both Bernard and Mary. (Mary's death date is 3/22/1921. For a dollar each you can get their death certificates and find out even more information. There should also be obituaries for both in either the Cleveland Press or Plain Dealer. Jim O'Donnell Tim Kane wrote: > Fellow Researchers -- > > I am seeking any information on my great-grandparents and aunt (or other > relatives), who lived in Cleveland in the early 1900's. I have found them > in the 1910 and 1920 census returns as follows: > > Bernard "Barney" Kane (my ggfather, b. Ireland, 1828-37, depending on which > records you believe), and his wife: Mary (McKie/McKay) Kane (b. Ireland, > 1832-41), in 1910 were living with their daughter Hannah (Kane, b. 17 May > 1868, Gateshead, England) McGregor and her husband, James "Jimmy" McGregor > (b. 1869, Ireland), who was a galvanizer in a factory. They were all living > at 7904 Crumb Ave. NE in Cleveland. By the 1920 census, Barney had died, > but Mary was still living with Hannah and Jimmy, now a factory stockkeeper, > at the same home. > > Barney is believed to have died 28 May 1913, with services at St. Thomas > Aquinas RC Church. Mary is believed to have died 2 Mar 1921 (no further > info). Jimmy and Hannah are not known to have had any children (none are > listed on the census records, although Hannah and Jimmy were in their > 40-50's by then, so the kids could already have been gone). > > Am especially interested in any info before 1910 or after 1920 -- City > Directories, obituaries, birth announcements, etc, as well as details of > the deaths of Barney and Mary. I have written to the Cleveland Diocese but > as yet have gotten no response. I've seen references on the List of the > possibility of accessing the County Archives via e-mail. Can someone advise > the correct address, etc. Your help is greatly appreciated. > > Cheers, Tim Kane

Fellow Researchers -- I am seeking any information on my great-grandparents and aunt (or other relatives), who lived in Cleveland in the early 1900's. I have found them in the 1910 and 1920 census returns as follows: Bernard "Barney" Kane (my ggfather, b. Ireland, 1828-37, depending on which records you believe), and his wife: Mary (McKie/McKay) Kane (b. Ireland, 1832-41), in 1910 were living with their daughter Hannah (Kane, b. 17 May 1868, Gateshead, England) McGregor and her husband, James "Jimmy" McGregor (b. 1869, Ireland), who was a galvanizer in a factory. They were all living at 7904 Crumb Ave. NE in Cleveland. By the 1920 census, Barney had died, but Mary was still living with Hannah and Jimmy, now a factory stockkeeper, at the same home. Barney is believed to have died 28 May 1913, with services at St. Thomas Aquinas RC Church. Mary is believed to have died 2 Mar 1921 (no further info). Jimmy and Hannah are not known to have had any children (none are listed on the census records, although Hannah and Jimmy were in their 40-50's by then, so the kids could already have been gone). Am especially interested in any info before 1910 or after 1920 -- City Directories, obituaries, birth announcements, etc, as well as details of the deaths of Barney and Mary. I have written to the Cleveland Diocese but as yet have gotten no response. I've seen references on the List of the possibility of accessing the County Archives via e-mail. Can someone advise the correct address, etc. Your help is greatly appreciated. Cheers, Tim Kane

Also researching DOYLE with MURPHY and MERRIMAN connections. Willing to share what I've found to date. Dennis Murphy [email protected] Murphy's Public House http://murphy.genealogy.org ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 3:54 PM Subject: St. Augustine's Cleveland > Hello, > I am researching Doyle family in Cleveland. There church was St. > Augustine's at W. 14th Street. Could anyone tell me what types of records > might be obtained from them? They lived at 2655 W.18th Street (formerly 21 > Cologne Street?) > > Anyone else researching Doyle? > > Thank you, > Jani > > ______________________________

Here is a new site with birth and death records for Cuyahoga County. This information is from the county archives and they can look up records for you. Hope this helps someone out........Pat <A HREF="ftp://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/oh/cuyahoga/vitals/">Click here: FTP directory /pub/usgenweb/oh/cuyahoga/vitals/ at ftp.rootsweb.com</A>

Barb, The index to the 1900 Census for Cuyahoga Co, lists 2 Phillip Starks ... perhaps you can get someone to look them up for you. Unfortunately, I don't have that roll. -- Janet Stark, Phillip State : Ohio County : Cuyahoga Location : 27th Ward Cleveland Roll Number : 1257 Page : 259 Stark, Phillip State : Ohio County : Cuyahoga Location : 27th Ward Cleveland Roll Number : 1257 Page : 291 ----- Original Message ----- From: Barbara I. Amburgey <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 10:44 PM Subject: Once lost, but maybe found > Dear Listers, > I think I have made a connection with a line of our family that had become > lost to us, but I need to verify a few things. I would like to find an obit > for Phillip Stark; he died January 1, 1908 and was buried at Harvard Grove > January 6, 1908. I am looking for survivors names. Is there any kind of > index to Probate records for that time period in Cuyahoga County? I know > its a German name, but they really did marry Irish girls. > Barb > > >

Barb, I checked out your "William Hart" and here's what I found: Hart, William, age 50, Male, White, a furniture dealer Wh & Rt, value of property: $10,000, born in Ct on next page (237) Hart, Elizabeth, age 50, female, white, keeping house, born in England " , Lila (Lela), age 16, female, white, At home, born in Wiss " , Frederick, age 9, male, white, Attending school, born in Ohio I hope this is of some help to you. Let me know if you want a photocopy -- there is no charge. -- Janet

Dear Listers, I think I have made a connection with a line of our family that had become lost to us, but I need to verify a few things. I would like to find an obit for Phillip Stark; he died January 1, 1908 and was buried at Harvard Grove January 6, 1908. I am looking for survivors names. Is there any kind of index to Probate records for that time period in Cuyahoga County? I know its a German name, but they really did marry Irish girls. Barb

Colleen - Women were not naturalized until the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920 (Women got the vote). Prior to that women considered themselves citizens when their husbands were naturalized. Jim Juan & Colleen Zuniga wrote: > Hi Jani.....My gr grandmother was a Doyle. Her name was Bridget Doyle, b. > abt Sep 1866/67/68, Ireland???; died 3 Nov 1950, Lakewood (Cuyahoga Co) OH; > She married James Corrigan in abt 1881. But that's all I have right > now.....does any of it sound familiar to you. If so, I'd be interested in > what you have. I found here (under Corrigan) on both the 1900 and 1910 > census and they both said she was naturalized in 1880. Thanks > Colleen > Great Falls Montana > Researching: > Father's side: HALLIGAN, COYNE, CORRIGAN, DOYLE > Mother's side: NAYLON, GEORGE, (STEVENS, TOIVONEN), GOOS > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Friday, August 18, 2000 1:54 PM > Subject: St. Augustine's Cleveland > > > Hello, > > I am researching Doyle family in Cleveland. There church was St. > > Augustine's at W. 14th Street. Could anyone tell me what types of records > > might be obtained from them? They lived at 2655 W.18th Street (formerly > 21 > > Cologne Street?) > > > > Anyone else researching Doyle? > > > > Thank you, > > Jani > >

Catholic Universe Bulletin July 13, 1956 Mrs. Catherine Doyle Mass was offer Monday at St. Aloysius Church for Mrs. Catherine Doyle, 78, who died last week in St. Alexis Hospital after a long illness. Burial was in Calvary She leaves daughters, Frances and Mrs. Lucille Hovey, Lorain and three grandchildren. Leo Doyle Aug 24 1956 Catholic Universe Bulletin Mass was to be offeed today at 11 in St. agnes Church for Leo Doyle, 69, who died Tuesday in his home 1833 E. 75 St. Burial was to be in Calvary He leaves a daughter Mrs. Richard Senz, Snyder, NY; sisters, Clare and Helen, and two children.