Hi, The Calvert connection: my grandmother's (Effie Laurine) maiden name is Calvert. Her father was John William or William (dispute between family info) b Apr 6, 1871 Dunchurch Ontario Canada. He married Levina Susannah Shaw b Jul 10,1884 Her paternal grandfather was William John b 1839 London England. He married Ann Ross b Apr 1837 Ontario The Rhodes connection: my grandmother Laurine married Durward L Lukenbill. His mother's name was Florence May Rhodes bJan 1, 1883 in MN. She married Stephen F Rhodes b Nov 20, 1856 NY. Stephen is son of Rachel Jane Harris and John Zacharaia Rhodes b Aug 25, 1825. My great grant aunt sent me a page from an old American encyclopedia about Sir George Calvert. I look on internet and found a whole bunch of stuff. Was wondering if anyone can help me check to see if I may be connected/related to him. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send instant messages & get email alerts with Yahoo! Messenger. http://im.yahoo.com/

My g grandparents, Michael HANLEY and Susan O"NEILL were married on October 18, 1885 at St Cecilia Church in Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey. They had two children - Michael Edward HANLEY born September 8, 1886 and Denis HANLEY born December 8, 1887. Both sons were baptized at this church. I believe both Michael and Susan were born in Ireland and emigrated to the USA. Michael may have had a sister Ellen HANLEY who was a witness to his marriage to Susan. I'm hoping to obtain more information about Michael and Susan and these branches of the family. Please let me know and I'm willing to share. Thanks Ed ________________________________________________________________ YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH FOR THE INTERNET! Juno now offers FREE Internet Access! Try it today - there's no risk! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.

I am looking for info on the O'NEIL families from Seneca Falls, New York Seneca County or the town of Seneca, Seneca County NY. I have separate O'NEIL families that I believe are related but cannot find the thread to bring them together. I am hoping someone can help me. John O'NEIL born abt 1822 and died possibly 1892 in Western NY. Known as "Garfield" believed to be from County Cork, Ireland. Siblings and parents unknown. He was married to Bridget Mary LOUTH born abt 1823 died possibly abt 1880. She had a sister Catherine LOUTH who also came to live in Seneca Falls, NY. Garfield and Bridget O'NEIL had at least 2 children: Michael b 1855 in Seneca Falls, NY died Geneva, NY Ontario County and Thomas b 1857 in Seneca Falls, NY. The other O'NEIL families from the Seneca Falls, NY area are: William O'NEIL who married Honora MELODY. Their children were Catherine b 1885, Robert L. b 1883, Margaret b 1879, Daniel A. b 1877, Marie b? Mary O'NEIL married to John McGRAIN children: Helen b 1895, John H. b 1897, Clara b 1899, Paul b 1901, Margaret b 1909 Frances J. O'NEIL and William COMBER children: Frances J. b 1892, William H. b 1895 Margaret O'NEIL and Patrick Fogarty children: Michael b 1854 Eleanor O'NEIL and Michael Moratty children: Thomas b 1854 My hunch is they were all family members connected by a grandparent/aunt/uncle. If anyone can help, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks, Jayne

My great granddad was Charles O'Neil, he married a Mary wetzel they lived and died in New Orleans, La. Di not know where they were born. And I know nothing of their parents.

You are on an O'Neal message group. I get lots of mail about O'Neal's who are not related to me, but I keep hoping. Keep an open mind, someone connected to you might just turn up. Lee O'Neal Potts ----- Original Message ----- From: mvoneal <mvoneal@internetni.com> To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 2:18 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neill/O'Neil > First of all I have no idea who u are? > How did u get my email address? > My last name is O'Neal and my grandfather came from Ireland. > My fathers name was Walter O'Neal. > E-mail me back and let me know who you are ? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Walter O'Neill" <wahi548@worldnet.att.net> > To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 11:44 AM > Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neill/O'Neil > > > > sorry the relationship does not ring a bell. My gr=gr-gr- grandfather > > emigrated to Boston where his son and my grandfather was born in 1857 > > Walt O'Neill > > HEAR ME..http://www.pagoo.com/signature/wahi548 > > > > >

First of all I have no idea who u are? How did u get my email address? My last name is O'Neal and my grandfather came from Ireland. My fathers name was Walter O'Neal. E-mail me back and let me know who you are ? ----- Original Message ----- From: "Walter O'Neill" <wahi548@worldnet.att.net> To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, July 04, 2000 11:44 AM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neill/O'Neil > sorry the relationship does not ring a bell. My gr=gr-gr- grandfather > emigrated to Boston where his son and my grandfather was born in 1857 > Walt O'Neill > HEAR ME..http://www.pagoo.com/signature/wahi548 > >

My gr-gr-grandfather, Charles O'Neill, born 1838 in Canada (parents: Paul O'Neill, b. Ireland, and Margaret Reiley, b. Canada) married Mary O'Neil, born 1847 in Ireland (parents: Bryan O'Neil, b. Ireland, and Martha Gilnaugh, b. Ireland). Does anyone have these in your tree? regards, Tim Boyle

sorry the relationship does not ring a bell. My gr=gr-gr- grandfather emigrated to Boston where his son and my grandfather was born in 1857 Walt O'Neill HEAR ME..http://www.pagoo.com/signature/wahi548

Hello Everyone, I know there are a lot of smart O'Neill's out there with a lot of information. I'm stuck with a Tyrone O'Neill. I do have quite a bit of info, just need to confirm it though, maybe someone can help. Aodh Bul ( Hugh the Blond) b. ca 1629 Going back is easy and well documented in Ireland, coming forward is what I need to document. I dont know for sure if he was born and died in Co Tyrone. Hugh's son was Phelime, who supposedly added the new surname Hugh es, which of course became Hughes. From Phelime (Felix) forward is well documented from the Hughes Bible and other various sources. So what I need to find is Hugh in Ireland that lists is children, spouse, etc. Anybody have any ideas? Thanks, Steve

Dear Friends, I have just read and signed the online petition: "National Cemetery Protection Act" hosted on the web by PetitionOnline.com, the free online petition service, at: http://www.petitiononline.com/sg0001/petition.html I personally agree with what this petition says, and I think you might agree, too. If you can spare a moment, please take a look, and consider signing yourself. Best wishes, Mary A. O'Neal-Johnson

In a message dated 6/18/2000 9:40:03 AM Pacific Daylight Time, mauifun@maui.net writes: << I am going to Ireland, Great Britian, Scotland and Wales finally >> Well, hello Jill, Great to hear from you again. Hope all is well with you and yours and you'll just love Ireland. I do have some great B&B and pub information I'll have to dig out of my travel treasure drawers. I'll send to you soon. Welcome back. :) Patrick O'Neal Elk Grove, CA

Hi all~ Long time since I have written, hope you're well. I am going to Ireland, Great Britian, Scotland and Wales finally, and am hoping those of you who have been would provide me with some of the outstanding O'Neill and O'Neall sites to visit while I am there with my family. What I am looking for are the premier Antrim and Ulster places to visit which pertain to O'Neill history, such as Shane's Castle and Carrickfergus. If you would kindly write back with any tips about what are the 'must sees' I would surely appreciate it! If you know which people in the gen line (s) the places pertain too that would also be helpful, I am taking 2 children and this will be a learning vacation for all of us, I plan to teach them as I go and am preparing a booklet to take along with us to relate how each individual in the O'Neill clan relates to that place and that time in history. YOUR tips would be so important to these kids and to myself. If you have been to the important O'Neill places I would love to hear from you. I'll be doing the same with my Scottish, Welsh and English lines as well. Any ideas about b & b's would also be extremely important. Thanks so much~ Jill O'Neall Ching

This was posted to Ohio-Footsteps today and I thought you all might like to see it. The Boston Post [Boston, Massachusetts] Monday, March 6, 1944 Page 2 New England Boys First Over Berlin London, March 5 (AP) The distinction of piloting the first American bomber over Berlin in Saturday's attack by the Eighth Air Force went to Lieutenant William V. OWENS, 197 Breyoort avenue, Columbus, O. Among his crewmembers were Sergeant Donald E. WHITE of North Benning, Vt. top-gunner, and Sergeant John J. O'NEIL, Malden, Mass., waist gunner. ==== OH-FOOTSTEPS Mailing List ==== Listowners Email is msz_oh@yahoo.com or MaggieOhio@columbus.rr.com To search this list go to http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl and enter OH-FOOTSTEPS for the list name.

I guess the only common thread is our last names and a desire to trace our ancesters....I always respond when I hear of O'Neills from Canada or New York though as its always worth a shot..thanks

Hi Dave, I am not familiar with Cooperstown, or the White Plains area. Which states are we speaking of? Is O'Neill your last name? My Uncle James would have been born in Johnstone, Scotland about 1910. His brothers and sisters were: Jenny who lived in or about New Jersey, and Betty, Isabel, and Peter (my father) who lived in Southwestern Ontario, Canada. Other siblings remained in Scotland. All are deceased. I have my fingers crossed that perhaps we have a match. Hopefully, your possible cousin, Joanne ----- Original Message ----- From: <DATERCONN@aol.com> To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, June 08, 2000 3:53 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] Joanne St.John > I grew up on a farm that my Grandfather bought in the early 40's outside of > Cherry Valley..near Cooperstown. My dad (James Vincent) was born in > Whitefield N.H. and my Grandfather (Michael David) was born in Moncton, New > Brunswick. My dad went to Marquette University and lived in New Jersey as > did some of my uncles...I still have cousins around White Plains area. I > also have quite a few relatives in Eastern Canada...my grandmother was a > Comeau and born in Nova Scotia. I am trying to track my paternal O'Neill > lineage....my G Grandfather James I imagine was born in Ireland and pretty > sure from SixMileBridge Co. Clare....anything Ring a bell?? Thanks for the > note...Dave >

I grew up on a farm that my Grandfather bought in the early 40's outside of Cherry Valley..near Cooperstown. My dad (James Vincent) was born in Whitefield N.H. and my Grandfather (Michael David) was born in Moncton, New Brunswick. My dad went to Marquette University and lived in New Jersey as did some of my uncles...I still have cousins around White Plains area. I also have quite a few relatives in Eastern Canada...my grandmother was a Comeau and born in Nova Scotia. I am trying to track my paternal O'Neill lineage....my G Grandfather James I imagine was born in Ireland and pretty sure from SixMileBridge Co. Clare....anything Ring a bell?? Thanks for the note...Dave

I would highly recommend this web site. It has several surnames and is very interesting to read. Below is just some excerpts of what I found on or for O’Neals. I could have missed some. I only went as far as book XI, volume 1, there is 3 volumes to read. I will include the url and excerpts below. Hope this helps. Dennis Chronicles of the Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia http://www.rootsweb.com/~chalkley/ Volume I AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT RECORDS. ORDER BOOK No. I. (cont.) (199) Grand Jury Presentments: Col. Thomas Chew, common swearer; John Bramham, sheriff, common swearer; John O'Neal and Mary Corbit, alias Smith, adultery; James Kerr, disturber of common peace by carrying lies and as a common lyer; Valentine Sevear, swearing six oaths; Ro. Harper, being drunk and swearing three prophane oaths; John Bramham, for prophanely desiring God to damn George Robinson and his company; Robert Young, breach of Sabbath; James Kerr, breach of Sabbath; James Burk, common swearer. Page 28 Next excerpt: MAY 22, 1747. (202) Samuel Black, a dissenting minister, took all the oaths. (204) John O'Neal died at house of John Preston and his estate so inconsiderable--none will admr., and sheriff ordered to sell. (206) John Maycomb--a witness. {Next excerpt}: Page (255) Catherine Coleman, servant of James Armstrong. (256) John O'Neal ordered to be recognized to the peace, especially towards Danl. Harrison. (255) Robert Cravens and Saml. Wilkins appointed overseers from the Co. Ho. to the Indian Road, near said Cravens', vice Alexr. Herrin, Thos. Harrison, Jeremiah Harrison. {Next excerpt}: NOVEMBER 20, 1747. (325) Ro. McClenachen and James Huey qualified Under Sheriffs. (326) Jurors--Joshua Hickman, James Gilmore. (328) Jurors--Wm. Aylett, John Macom. (329) Andrew Erwin and wife summoned for abusing the children of James Patterson, decd. and to account for the estate left by Patterson to said children. (331) Grand Jury Presentments: Henry Speer, overseer, for not keeping road in repair; Geo. Campbell and Jno. Ellison, breach of peace; Jno. O'Neal for swearing three oaths. (332) John Bruce for forging hand of John Gillison; Joseph Milligan, for adultery with Martha Milligan, and Martha for adultery with Joseph; Gabriel Jones, for swearing one oath; Ro. Bratton, for swearing one oath; Courthouse and Prison not sufficient. {Next excerpt}: Page (159) John Campbell, orphan of John Campbell, decd., settlement by guardian in full. (159) Robert Renix intending immediately to leave this Colony. (159) Richard Brown, servant of John Lewis. (160) Robert Moffet added to tithables. (161) John Patterson added to tithables. (161) John Rosemond added to tithables. (161) Ann, wife of George Breckinridge, relinquished dower in deed, Breckinridge to Mathew Erwin. (162) William Hopwood, servant of Valentine Sevier. (264) William Parks's 2464 acres on So. Br. Potomac to be valued by Geo. Sea, Martin Stroup, John Knight Owells (O'Neils), Henry Kerr, John Skelton, John Patton, Jr., James Rutledge and John Smith. {Next excerpt}: MAY 22, 1750. (360) Church Wardens to bind out Jane O'Neal, Margaret O'Neal, and George Wiley, orphans of John Wiley, decd. (368) William Bishop, servant of Charles Campbell. {Next excerpt}: AUGUST 30, 1750. (436) Wm. Edmondson, added to list of tithables. (438) Robert Wiley, added to list of tithables. (440) David Caldwell, Saml. Lusk, John O'Neal, Benj. Haws, added to list of tithables. {Next excerpt}: Page (569) John O'Neal and his son, Thomas, presented for larceny. (571) Road ordered from Caleb Job's to James McKay's, crossing the river at a place called the Brush Bottom Ford, and so along the river by Henry Spears' plantation, and that the said Spears, with Mason Combs, John Sallers, Richard Sheitz, William Hurst, William Overall, Thomas Hues, Zachariah McCoy, Torrance Carroll, Wm. Dickenson, Steven Philips, Alexr. Gunnod (?), James McNeal, John Hawkins, Benj. Grider, Ephraim Leath, Charles Williamson, Josiah Parent, Wm. Parent, Thomas Parent, Edmond Bollen, Adam Coningham, Francis Grubbs, keep it in repair. {Next excerpt}: JUNE 1, 1751. (602) Shields vs. Wilson and Gilmore} Verdict stayed because jurors, Walter Davis and Malcolm Campbell, the one ran out of the Court House, the other jumped out of the Co. Ho. window, separated themselves from their fellows and talked with other persons. (604) Love vs. Wright} P1. for want of evidence has leave to withdraw a juror and cause continued. (609) Daniel Harrison appointed next friend to his son, Robert Harrison (609) Daniel Harrison appointed next frient to his son, Robert Harrison in order to bring suit vs. John O'Neal. {Next excerpt}: NOVEMBER 19, 1755. (492) John O'Neal complains that he was asaulted by Edward McGarry and Danl. Sullivan, but they would not be arrested--Sheriff ordered to raise the force of the County and arrest them. (494) Cornelius and Daniel Murley died intestate and estates committed to Sheriff. (495) James Patton's Exrs. allomed for his Burgess wages 11,200 lbs. tobacco. (496) Alice, wife of Joseph Byron--Private Exn. (496) James Annan, servant of John Stroud. (497) Daniel Plumer, orphan of Robert Plumer--Edward Hall appointed guardian. (497) Capn. Perry, a drover from Carolina--his cattle to be sold and money lie until further orders. (497) Michael Coager, orphan of Nicholas Coager, Adam Miller appointed guardian. {Next excerpt}: FEBRUARY 14, 1756. (29) John O'Neal, tried for speaking treasonable words, acquitted, but committed for abusing the Government and cursing the Bible. {Next excerpt}: NOVEMBER 18, 1756. (245) Mary, widow of John O'Neal, refuses to admr. Thomas Moore, with one other, added to tithables. (246) John Campbell, orphan of John Campbell, aged 16, chooses guardian. Jane and Mary Sprout, admrs. of John Sprout, about to leave the Colony. (247) Sampson Archer qualified Lieut. of Militia. {Next excerpt}: NOVEMBER 24, 1756. (278) John Bird--suit abates by his death. (279) Alexr. Mathewson, suit abates by his death. John O'Neal, suit abates by his death. (292) George Willson vs. Robert Knox } Judgt. But this judgt. is not to bar the deft. from whatever money is now due to him from the country as a patroller and which may come into the hands of the plaintiff as his Captain. (300) James Ward, servant of Patrick Wilson, prays freedom dues. Domnick Barrett, witness. {Next excerpt}: MARCH 16, 1757. (304) Wm. Cunningham, qualified Lieut. of Militia; James Henderson, qualified Lieut. of Militia; Jacob Sybert, qualified Captain of Militia. (305) Opopheone, widow of Mark Miller, refuses to Admr. (305) Thos. O'Neal, 16 years old, chose his guardian. {Next excerpt}: JUNE 17, 1757. (371) John Smith's will presented. Exrs. refused to act. Abraham Smith, one of the Exrs. and heir-at-law, was summoned, but failed to appear; two of the witnesses are dead. Robert Renix, the remaining witness, proved it, and the Court, knowing the signatures of testator and witness, it is recorded. (379) Thomas O'Neal, aged 16 years and 6 months, agrees to serve as apprentice to Henry Murray. {Next excerpt}: JUNE 21, 1757. (414) John Cockrane vs. George Lewis } Geo. Lewis appeared and swore he was not the person indebted--alias summons awarded. (417) Mathew Waters--suit abates by death of. (426) Mortain Cornet--servant of Henry Smith. (426) On motion of John Madison, security for David Stuart, admr. of John O'Neal, decd., setting forth that he was fearful from these troublesome times the said estate might be wasted--counter security.

I was wondering if anyone had inf. on Phillip O'Neal lived inGa. and Jackson CountyAla.1860-1870 married Canzadia Troxell. Thank's John D. O'Neal

> Dear Timothy, I have no other information about Phelim (Felix). His brother John, my gggf was born in 1835, so if they were close in age, Felix would have been anywhere between 45 and 65 in 1890. It's possible, but who knows? I haven't had any luck pursuing concrete data about John or earlier. Hope it's useful information, even if paltry. Regards, Barbara ---It could be possible that Felix would be my Great Grandfather. I have little information > on him. I know that he was a firefighter in St. Paul around the time of 1890. Don't have > any idea on how old he would have been at the time. Do you have any other information on > this Felix who is a son of Owen O'Neill and Anna Boland? > > +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ > Timothy J. O'Neill

> Owen had 2 sisters - Annie and Mary Agnes (Mamie). > Their parents were John O'Neill b Ireland and Anne Larkin b Ireland. > John's parents - Owen O'Neill and Anna Boland - Children - John, William, Anna, Catherine, > and Phelim (Felix). Barbara -- It could be possible that Felix would be my Great Grandfather. I have little information on him. I know that he was a firefighter in St. Paul around the time of 1890. Don't have any idea on how old he would have been at the time. Do you have any other information on this Felix who is a son of Owen O'Neill and Anna Boland? +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Timothy J. O'Neill tojo@dnaco.net dentwizard2@aol.com Genealogy Page - www.dnaco.net/~tojo/oneill/index.htm Researching: O'Neill, O'Neal, Hampton, Pedersen, Root, Nistler, Dust, Geers, Braden, Arnold, Kopeste ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++