Hi All, You may want to check on my page here: http://www.geocities.com/hsdurbin/oneillink.html Here: http://www.geocities.com/hsdurbin/hughouse.html and especially this one: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/5429/hugh/ancestry1.html There are others on this section you may want to see, also. Sincerely, Helen in Pa. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Steve & Jeanette Hughes" <NiallNine@email.msn.com> To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, March 21, 2000 2:42 AM Subject: [ONEALL-L] Conn Baccach > Hello List, > > I'm interested in a certain line stemming from Sir Conn O'Neill. I know he > had a lot of kids (legit and otherwise). The line I'm looking for is Felim > Caoch O'Neill b.1538. > > I have listed as the son of Felim Caoch: > Turlough b. ca 1569 Turlough's son: Phelim, b. ca 1598. Phelim's son: > Hugh, b.ca 1629. > > I'm having problems proving or disproving. Are records for this time period > really this hard to get? Can anyone shed some light? > > Thanks, > Steve > > > >

Hello List, I'm interested in a certain line stemming from Sir Conn O'Neill. I know he had a lot of kids (legit and otherwise). The line I'm looking for is Felim Caoch O'Neill b.1538. I have listed as the son of Felim Caoch: Turlough b. ca 1569 Turlough's son: Phelim, b. ca 1598. Phelim's son: Hugh, b.ca 1629. I'm having problems proving or disproving. Are records for this time period really this hard to get? Can anyone shed some light? Thanks, Steve

Donna, Just a helpful tip on "Netiquette"....using all Caps for your emails is the same as shouting at people. Just thought telling you now might save you getting a nasty comment from someone else along the way! :) Sharon >HELLO, > THE NAMES OF THE CHILDREN THAT WHERE BORN TO CHARLES O'NEIL AND MARY >WETZEL WERE THE OLDEST ELMA O'NEIL, HAZEL O'NEIL AND JAMES O'NEIL HAZEL WAS >MY GRANDMOTHER SHE WAS BORN ON OCT. 23 1901. I HAVE A PICTURE FROM THE LOCAL >PAPER OF CHARLES, ELMA, HAZEL, JIMMY AND ELMA'S DAUGHTER FROM WHEN THEY WERE >ALL EMPLOYED FOR THE SAME BUS COMPANY DURING THE 2WW. IF YOU LIKE I CAN >E-MAIL YOU A COPY >DONNA LYNN RIVIERE > >

You might check Irish History for this period, just before the "Flight of the Earls" (one of the O'Neill's, Earl of Tyrone, fled to Italy, I believe, to escape the wrath of the British Crown for his part in a rebellion). ----- Original Message ----- From: Steve & Jeanette Hughes <NiallNine@email.msn.com> To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 6:42 PM Subject: [ONEALL-L] Conn Baccach > Hello List, > > I'm interested in a certain line stemming from Sir Conn O'Neill. I know he > had a lot of kids (legit and otherwise). The line I'm looking for is Felim > Caoch O'Neill b.1538. > > I have listed as the son of Felim Caoch: > Turlough b. ca 1569 Turlough's son: Phelim, b. ca 1598. Phelim's son: > Hugh, b.ca 1629. > > I'm having problems proving or disproving. Are records for this time period > really this hard to get? Can anyone shed some light? > > Thanks, > Steve > > >

HELLO, THE NAMES OF THE CHILDREN THAT WHERE BORN TO CHARLES O'NEIL AND MARY WETZEL WERE THE OLDEST ELMA O'NEIL, HAZEL O'NEIL AND JAMES O'NEIL HAZEL WAS MY GRANDMOTHER SHE WAS BORN ON OCT. 23 1901. I HAVE A PICTURE FROM THE LOCAL PAPER OF CHARLES, ELMA, HAZEL, JIMMY AND ELMA'S DAUGHTER FROM WHEN THEY WERE ALL EMPLOYED FOR THE SAME BUS COMPANY DURING THE 2WW. IF YOU LIKE I CAN E-MAIL YOU A COPY DONNA LYNN RIVIERE

Did these O'Neills come from Sligo Ireland? Did you know of any anscestors working on the mo-pacific railroad? There was a John Joseph O'neill which came to the states in 1842. I understand that O'Neill & Killoren (which I have a lot of info. on) were couzins. Please let me know if you think there is a link. I also know that there was a ann or patricia O'Neill that were 2 of my greatgrandfathers (2 out of 12) sisters. It is harder to trace due to so many women & the last names being changed. Also the spelling of O'Neill , O'Neil or O'Neal!. My Uncle told me that O'Neill were kings in Ireland in the 5-7 century. Who knows, but me & my mom are going there in July or Oct. ----- Original Message ----- From: <Perturbo@aol.com> To: <ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, March 20, 2000 1:51 PM Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] Charles O'Neil - Mary Wetzel > HELLO, > THE NAMES OF THE CHILDREN THAT WHERE BORN TO CHARLES O'NEIL AND MARY > WETZEL WERE THE OLDEST ELMA O'NEIL, HAZEL O'NEIL AND JAMES O'NEIL HAZEL WAS > MY GRANDMOTHER SHE WAS BORN ON OCT. 23 1901. I HAVE A PICTURE FROM THE LOCAL > PAPER OF CHARLES, ELMA, HAZEL, JIMMY AND ELMA'S DAUGHTER FROM WHEN THEY WERE > ALL EMPLOYED FOR THE SAME BUS COMPANY DURING THE 2WW. IF YOU LIKE I CAN > E-MAIL YOU A COPY > DONNA LYNN RIVIERE >

Searching for any information on John O'Neal of Atlanta, Ga. Admin. records for Bullock Co., Al. show that Eugene and William Glover were residing with their Brother-in-law John O'Neal near Atlanta. Both the boys were in schools that required tuition. The parents of William and Eugene were Sarah D. McNair Glover and Nathan O'Neal. Nathan was deceased and shortly there after Sarah also died. All around 1880. Margie

Thank you, no connection, but I'll keep my eye outfor them. Mike ---------- > From: Perturbo@aol.com > To: ONEALL-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [ONEALL-L] O'Neill > Date: March 15, 2000 8:16 PM > > MY GREAT GRANDDAD WAS CHARLES ONEIL HE MARRIED MARY WETZEL. THEY LIVED > HOWEVER IN NEW ORLEANS I DO NOT KNOW WHEN THEY MOVED HERE I DO KNOW THAT THEY > HAD 3 CHILDREN AND MARY DIED SHORTLY AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO HER SON MY GREAT > UNCLE CHARLES O'NEIL.

Perturbo --- Tell me a little more. My GG Grandfather was John Andrew O'Neil, his father 's name was William. They were supposedly from the Mt. Nebo, Lancaster County, PA area. This would have been in the 1830s through 1850's... What dates are you talking aboout? Where is the "here" that you refer to in your email? Do you also have the names of the three children? More is better. We can compare places, names, dates, etc. and maybe someone will find a similarity and can help you out. Good Luck. Beth Johnson Spanaway

I have a Charles O'Neil married to Hermine Sigmun (Siguoin, Segin, Sickman). Their children were: Hercule (Hurcule) O'Neil married in 1846 Sorel, Quebec, to Zoe Dupre Claire O'Neil born 1837 (some family members say in Sorel, but there is no birth/baptism record for her in Quebec.) She married Zacharie Jacques and they moved to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan in 1869. (my great-great grandparents) Marie O'Neil, married to Francois-Xavier Tusignan in Sorel Quebec in 1867. They had at least one daughter Julie Hermine born 1868. At the time of the death of her sister Claire in 1910, Marie was living in Hull, Canada. Sophie - no other info on her Would like to trace Charles to Ireland. Any one have info on this family? Jacquie Scherr

MY GREAT GRANDDAD WAS CHARLES ONEIL HE MARRIED MARY WETZEL. THEY LIVED HOWEVER IN NEW ORLEANS I DO NOT KNOW WHEN THEY MOVED HERE I DO KNOW THAT THEY HAD 3 CHILDREN AND MARY DIED SHORTLY AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO HER SON MY GREAT UNCLE CHARLES O'NEIL.

Hello, all -- Is Don Phelps still on this list? I'd like to get whatever information he -- or anyone else -- may have on the life and descendants of Revolutionary soldier James Neal, reputed son of Hugh O'Neall/O'Neill/O'Neale, my reputed 5th-great-grandfather. Thanks in advance -- John ------ John O'Neall Genas, France http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~joneall/

Sorry cousins, I think the gremlins got into my keyboard. Henderson O'Neals second wife was Nancy Kilner, not as it appeared on my previous post. Emma

Hello, I am searching for any information on the following family. Family name is currently Neal but according to older relatives used to be O'Neal or O'Neil. No one knows fo sure which generation changed it. Thanks for your help! Daun 1 William Neal b. in Pennsylvania . +Mary Milcom b. in Ohio .. 2 Daniel Grant Neal 1863 - 1947 (born in Conkeytown near Munsee Indiana -- worked as blacksmith for the coal mines) ..... +Lucrecia Collins 1873 - 1958 (Daniel Neal also called "Tobe" married Lucrecie in Danville, IL in 1895) (children all born in Danville, Vermilion county, IL) ....... 3 Goldie Mae Neal 1896 - ....... 3 William Neal 1898 - ....... 3 Daniel Grant Neal Jr. 1901 - ....... 3 Frank Neal 1905 - 1971 ....... 3 Alfred Neal 1908 - 1968 ....... 3 Mary Neal 1909 - ....... 3 James Neal 1910 - ....... 3 Edith Neal 1914 -

John and others, I think probably my O'Neals were Baptists, they were at least Protestant, I am told. I have only been able to go back to my great grandfather : Henderson O'Neal, evidently a blacksmith, married first Rebecah Horton on Jan 2 1830 in Wake County NC. They had 5 children" JOHN O'NEAL b 1833 FRANCES O'NEAL b 1836 SIDNEY O'NEAL b 1837 in NC THOMAS O'NEAL b 1842 in NC MICHAEL CADGER DEE HAWKINS O'NEAL , b Nov 19 1846 in NC , married ANN M. DELAMAR on Jan 16, 1868 in Dallas County AR CAROLINE O'NEAL b 1848 in AR SAMUEL O'NEAL b 1852 in AR Second, Henderson O'Neal married Nancy Kilneron Jan 2 1862 They had two children: MARTHA O'NEAL b 1864 in AR ZACK R (ZACHERIA) O'NEAL born Sept 29 1865 in AR, married EMMA PERMELIA BOZEMAN on May 28 1890 in Arkadelphia, AR. If anyone is connected to these O'Neals I would love to hear from you. Emma in NM

Jptconeill@aol.com wrote: > > Dear Tim, A second cousin and I are slowly workin on our O'Neill branch and > this much we know. I'm 73 and my grandfather was charles O'Neill, immigrated > from Ireland(maybe Scotland) in 1862 and then returned to Scotland to marry > Katherine Dufy, who's first name may have been Mary. They had 13 children, > 10 of whom survived to adulthood . We have records of these ten and their > descendants. I'm sure Chas. was naturalized in Philadelphia in 1865. Their > ist born (who survived) was Peter , who was born in Coalberg, WVA in 1867. I > knew him and actually worked for his son, my cousin, during WWII for awhile. > There are alot of similarities here so please e-mail me on everything you > have. Was your great grandfather Catholic? My e-mail is jptconeill@aol.com. > There is a lady back east who can give us some help and she's a joy. Pat > O'Neill Can't help but jump in here, since I'm a Charles O'Neill also. My gggrandfather Charles O'Neill was born in Ireland (I think Co. Down, but am not sure of that). In 1856 he showed up in Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotland. He also was a "drawer" in the Scottish coal mines. In 1857, he, his new bride, Agnes Sweeney, and first born, Hugh, moved to Waterside, Ayrshire, where Charles worked as an Ironstone miner (and coal miner also, I think) for the Dalmellington Iron Works. In 1881, the whole crew (Charles, Agnes, and 7 kids) all moved to Clearfield Co., Pa., where the men worked in the Pennsylvania bituminous coal fields. Unfortunately, I don't think my Charles was related to Tim's or Pat's. Charles O'Neill Virginia Beach, VA

Dear Tim, A second cousin and I are slowly workin on our O'Neill branch and this much we know. I'm 73 and my grandfather was charles O'Neill, immigrated from Ireland(maybe Scotland) in 1862 and then returned to Scotland to marry Katherine Dufy, who's first name may have been Mary. They had 13 children, 10 of whom survived to adulthood . We have records of these ten and their descendants. I'm sure Chas. was naturalized in Philadelphia in 1865. Their ist born (who survived) was Peter , who was born in Coalberg, WVA in 1867. I knew him and actually worked for his son, my cousin, during WWII for awhile. There are alot of similarities here so please e-mail me on everything you have. Was your great grandfather Catholic? My e-mail is jptconeill@aol.com. There is a lady back east who can give us some help and she's a joy. Pat O'Neill

Hi, all. I need a little help here, and I hope that this list covers most of PA. My gr-gr-grandmother Martha O'NEILL is listed as born in PA in 1869, parents Charles and Mary O'Neill, Roman Catholic. Charles, born c. 1840, appears to have come from Canada around 1860. He married Mary (?), born c. 1851, sometime after, probably in 1868, somewhere in PA. They show up in Fayette County PA in the 1880 census. Their first child born in the Fayette County area, according to the Diocese of Greensburg, is Peter, 1877. What I am asking, no begging, for, is someone who might have some idea where in PA he/they were between 1860 and 1877. Charles' occupation is listed as a coal drawer, meaning that he probably worked for a coking operation. Has anyone seen any information about these people anywhere in PA? they are my dead end. Thank you Tim Boyle

Dear List Members, I am leaving for Florida in 2 hours so please do not answer this e-mail. Was told of a new website last night that sounded like it might have been Jill's but was not. They visited the site of the old castle and they learned that the castle is being restored and is off limits to all because of construction danger. While there a fox hunt ensued and these people sneaked in and took photographs before they were caught. The photos are on this site. The person who told me of this did not bother to write down the URL. Found it by looking up O'Neall Genealogy. Thought you might be interested. Anne O'Neal (gone for 10 days)

Looking for any information on a Catharine O'Neil, born in Ireland c1838, who married a Philip Murphy on May, 24, 1854 in Elgin, Kane County, Illinois. I believe she is my great-great-great-grandmother. She would have been about 17 years old when she married. Any help on learning more about Catharine would be wonderful. Thanks in advance. Lynn Dever Researching LITTLER in VA, OH, IA, IL-MURPHY in IL ldever@ksni.net