In a message dated 6/3/99 6:18:50 PM, [email protected] writes: >I have a Mary Regan born abt 1842 Ireland > Married Francis Thomas Scully about 1867. > Had three sons and a daughter : Benjamin (my great grandpa) born Feb >27 1869 > in Stamford, CT > Mary A. born abt 1872 >CT > Francis born abt 1874 >CT > Patrick born abt 1876 >CT > >Francis Thomas was assumed to be dead before 1900 because he didnt show >up in >the 1900 CT Census with his wife and family. Mary was still alive in 1920 > >Stamford, CT Census with her two younger unmarried sons. According to my > >great grandfather Ben's death obit in 1945, his brother Frank was still >alive >and living in Stamford. Dont know what happen to Frank or the rest of the > >family. I have no idea who was Mary Regan's parent yet but think it could >be >Benard Regan of Stamford. But Mary came over from Ireland according to >Census >record as 30ish year old woman? Not sure if it is correct. Also think Francis > >may have came over with his wife before these kids were born in CT??? Anyone > >cane help me????? Please! > >Lori in AZ Lori, I searched the database and didn't find your family in it. I did find one Mary REGAN (b. abt 1844 in Ireland, d. 9 May 1924, Los Angeles, CA). She m. _?_ COLLINS. (I also have this Mary's parents & siblings but I have nothing else on her.) Since this doesn't appear to be yours I've entered what you sent into our database. If you'd care to send anything else (like your g-grandparents death date/place, grandparents, parents, siblings ...etc.) I would be glad to enter it too. You might want to send your snailmail address & phone number (I already have your email address in the note section) so others researching this lineage can contact you. Best wishes, Michael W. RAGAN ============== RAGAN-ROOTS List Owner ============== If a bride or a groom is left standing at the alter on their wedding day, does this mean the event took place without a hitch? =============