Eleanor, Thank you for the offer! My Thomas WARD!!! I even have the roll and the ward # 1900- Oh- roll 1364 - County Cuyahoga - ward 179. Thomas and Caroline Ward I am determined to find out what happened to this rascal before our family reunion in October. Did Cleveland have a 1890 census? Thanks Susan WARD

I'm looking for infor on a Hannah Boyle, born on Arranmore Island, in Co. Donegal in 1888. She was in Donegal in 1913 and then emigrated to Cleveland. I have a feeling she never married and was most probably a domestic. Any help you can provide would be most appreciated. Her parents were Patrick Boyle and Sheila Boyle. Anne

Eleanor, Hello, I was wondering if you would check on a great aunt of mine and her family when you go to the library to check census info? Her name was Louisa Heiss (maiden name Laden or Leyden). Her husband was Fred Heiss and children Charlotte and Walter. They were Irish and came from Kelleys Island to Cleveland. Looking for census info around 1900. Thank you for your help! Sincerely, Candace

Hello, If you can check for me in the 1900 and 1910 census for Marie Horkan Sears wife of Glenn Wood Sears. Thank you. Joanne Beebe Donk

Eleanor, What a generous offer you are making. I would appreciate help with the 1900 census in researching my Scotch Irish ancestors: John McGuire b. abt 1825 in Scotland m. Ellen O'Connor b. Ireland abt. 1828 son John Patrick McGuire b. 1848 Scotland m. Jane McDonald b. 1860 Ireland?. Came to Cleveland approx. 1891. Children were: Mary Ellen b. 1878 Scotland married Charles Wm. Wilson (b. 1876) in Cleveland 17 Oct. 1897 at the Euclid Ave. Baptist Church. John F. b. 1882 James b. 1885 Jeanette/Jane b. 1891(Cleveland) Michael H. b. 1893 (Cleveland) Agnes b. 1895 (Cleveland) Charles D. b. 1898 (Cleveland) Thomas D. b. 1900 (Cleveland) I'm sorry that I do not have an address for the family at that time. I am just starting my Cuyahoga County research on this branch. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. Jean Copeland

I'm not sure, probably 1900, or 1890 ----- Original Message ----- From: eleanor <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 8:51 PM Subject: Re: Re:census research offer > Hi, > What census would you like me check? > > Eleanor (Cleveland) > > > >

Hi, What census would you like me check? Eleanor (Cleveland)

For Gamble- probably 1870 and 1880, Thanks Jean ----- Original Message ----- From: eleanor <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 5:51 PM Subject: Re: Re:census research offer > Hi, > What census would you like me check? > > Eleanor (Cleveland) > > > > >

Eleanor, Thank you, thank you, thank you..... Your generous offer is greatly appreciated.... Searching for information on the family of Michael Kelley & Mary McKenna from Ireland (circa 1790) Their son Felix Kelley married Bridget Tierney and they moved to Sandusky Ohio, where they both died, he in 1893, her 1908. Their children were John, Catherine Ralph Marion & Francis (At least that's the family story) Some of them I believe ended in Cleveland, as my Grandparents lived there when I was a child... He also was a John Kelley who married Marcella Bertram. Thank you - Sharon Kelley Haynes ----- Original Message ----- From: eleanor <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 4:01 PM Subject: Re:census research offer > Hi all, > I will be going to the Cleveland main library on Monday or > Tuesday to do research. This library has ALL the released censuses for > Ohio. > Let me know if you need any checked. > > Eleanor (Cleveland) > > > >

Eleanor, How kind of you to offer to check the census records. Could you please check for Patrick Gallagher in the 1880 census...probably the 8th ward? His wife is Anna. Patrick was born abt. 1828 so he would be abt. 52. Anna was older than Patrick. Living with Patrick and Anna would possibly be their single daughter, Anna. Also living with them may have been Patrick's mother, Mary and/or Patrick's brother John and/or sister, Katherine. Thank you so much. Barb Shindler Lorain, Ohio

Hi all, I will be going to the Cleveland main library on Monday or Tuesday to do research. This library has ALL the released censuses for Ohio. Let me know if you need any checked. Eleanor (Cleveland)

Eleanor, Thank You for your time. I am looking for information on the Gamble family. GGgranddad is John Gamble from Ireland via Canada. Ggranddad is James Mitchell Gamble, born in Canada October, 1850 and married Margaret Harrison. Their oldest son John Archibald Gamble was born in Cleveland June 28, 1876. Lucia S. was born February 2,1879 and Wilber David November 14, 1883. The next child was born in California in 1886. By 1888 James had a brickyard in Los Angeles. Any help would be appreciated, Jean To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 1:01 PM Subject: Re:census research offer > Hi all, > I will be going to the Cleveland main library on Monday or > Tuesday to do research. This library has ALL the released censuses for > Ohio. > Let me know if you need any checked. > > Eleanor (Cleveland) > > > > >

Pat, My great great grandfather William Mahoney was born in Ireland in June, 1832 and came to the U.S. in 1850. He married Catherine White, who was born in Ireland in March, 1835 and came to the U.S. in 1853. They were married in Cleveland in 1856 and had 10 children. My great grandmother was their daughter Alice who married Philip Goldrick in Cleveland April 21, 1881. I know there was a son named William, but I'm not sure yet what his middle name or marriage date were. I'm working on it, though, and will let you know if I find a connection. I'm sorry I'll only have a few hours to spend in Cleveland next week ... I may have to talk my sister into flying back with me in the fall. -- Janet ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, July 06, 2000 9:10 AM Subject: Re: Report on my census research... > Janet.....I have a William John Mahoney that married Mary Christina Williams > in 1898 in Cleveland. Lived on Detroit Ave (3004\3007) for many years. Any > relation? > > Anyone one out doing research on a James O'Neil that married Mary Mulcahey in > Cleveland on Oct 12, 1857? Just found this unknown relative, so any > information would be appreciated..........Pat > >

Janet.....I have a William John Mahoney that married Mary Christina Williams in 1898 in Cleveland. Lived on Detroit Ave (3004\3007) for many years. Any relation? Anyone one out doing research on a James O'Neil that married Mary Mulcahey in Cleveland on Oct 12, 1857? Just found this unknown relative, so any information would be appreciated..........Pat

I just wanted to let everyone who asked me to look up their relatives on some of the old Cuyahoga County census records, that I am still on the case. It's just taking me a little longer than I had planned. I've had some success finding my own family. In fact, that's what has slowed me down ... I found my grandfather's mother's family. Their name was Mahoney, and I figured it was hopeless to look for a William MAHONEY without knowing more information. However, I found my grandfather staying at his house in the 1900 census! So, if any of you have any MAHONEY connections, let me know. I'm now looking for them as well as GOLDRICK. In the meantime, I'll be passing through Cleveland next week and will get to spend a few hours at the Cuyahoga County Archives to continue my research. Janet

In a message dated 6/29/00 7:12:18 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Looking for marriage of James Hopkins and Mary Murray, Peter Hopkins and Rosella Daley, Thomas O'Malley and Nellie (Helen) Mangan. >> Alice, Only one Hopkins marriage listed: John Hopkins to Margaret McGinty, 30 Oct 1888. Eleanor Mangan to Thomas O'Malley, 21 Apr 1897. Carolyn

Carolyn, Looking for marriage of James Hopkins and Mary Murray, Peter Hopkins and Rosella Daley, Thomas O'Malley and Nellie (Helen) Mangan. Alice Gillihan

Mary Jo, I'm not researching these families but there was a MCCORMICK family in Holy Name School on Broadway & Harvard Avenues in the 40's & 50's. The girl I knew was Lucille McCormick. There was also a Hugh McCormick. Might you be related to this family? My neighbor here in Bay Village, Ohio is a cousin of Lucille McCormick. Carolyn

New to this distribution, so I thought I would post the names I am researching: Patrick HOWE and Ellen MCCORMICK HOWE who came to Cleveland from Ireland in 1880's. My g-grandparents. Cornelius KENNEDY and Jane MCCORMICK KENNEDY. Jane came to Cleveland from Ireland in 1860's. Ellen's sister and her husband. I'd also be interested in info about any Kennedy's related to Cornelius. I believe there was a related Will and Elizabeth KENNEDY, who had a number of children, including John Joseph, Cornelius, Stella, Patrick, Mary, Elizabeth, William and Joseph. All families lived on Harvard Ave. in 1900 when census was taken. Would love to know if anyone else is researching these families! Mary Jo Welsh

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