I am researching a Fannie (Frances?) ANDERSON, b. circa 1850, co. Cavan, father - John ANDERSON. She came to NYC in 1865. Married a William ANDERSON. A second marriage was to a John R. KING, married between 1870 and 1880. She died in 1926 buried in Westchester County, NY. Any help finding info about her would be greatly appreciated...parish and townland in Ireland are my "brick wall." Linda

Honoria BYRNE born before 1819 Ballyloughan, RC Parish of Bagenalstown, married Andrew LAWLER 1839 same location. Daughter Margaret born year or so later also same location. At some point, they emigrated. Location unknown. So far a search of US census records has not revealed anything conclusive. Someone did find on an Irish cd, an Honoria and Margaret about the right ages sailing to the US. This was about 1851. This may or may not have been them. If so, then Andrew must have come over sooner. Debbie

Dear Shamrockers : This is probably a collateral branch of my family: SCULLY, James. Born in Ireland in 1814. Arrived to Argentina in 1863. Married to KEARNEY, Bridget, who was born in Westmeath in 1819, she died in Argentina, Capillla del Señor, Provincia de Buenos Aires, 30/11/1877. One of their children was Juan SCULLY, born 1858 in Ireland, married to Sarah MacGUIRE. Their daughters were Sara SCULLY, married to Juan QUIROGA CULLEN and Brigida SCULLY, married to N. LAPLUME. Patricio Mac Donagh

Dear Shamrockers : This is another collateral branch of my family : BARRY, ? married to Ana MacGUIRE, daughter of Luke MacGUIRE, (my ggfather), and sister of Kate MacGUIRE, my gmother. Patricio Mac Donagh

Dear Shamrockers : This is another collateral branch of my family : GAYNOR, James. Born in Westmeath, 1802. Arrived to Argentina about 1840. Married to Louise or Alice WALLACE, born 1813 in Ireland. They had 11 children. One of them, Diego GAYNOR, married to Sara MacGUIRE, daughter of Luke MacGUIRE, (my ggfather), and sister of Kate MacGUIRE, my gmother. Patricio Mac Donagh

My great grandmother, Ellen KEATING, was born in Castleblakeney, Co. Galway, ca. 1840; married John CREHAN, ca 1860, and settled in Gloves, a townland in east Galway. I would like to correspond with anyone who has KEATING ancestors from that area. I have some data I would be willing to share. Carol Granville <[email protected]>

I received an email this morning from Ken Rose [[email protected]] about "Islands" which contained a Magistr virus. My Norton caught it and I deleted the email so don't know what it had to say. The email was NOT sent through any of the Rootsweb lists so I don't know where they took my email address from as I use this address for only genealogy / Rootsweb. IF YOU GET SUCH A MESSAGE - DELETE IT IMMEDIATELY AND DO A VIRUS SCAN BEFORE SENDING ANY OTHER EMAILS. (sigh) Doreen

I'm trying to dig up info on my John Kelly's family. John was my great-great uncle born 1852 in Ireland. Patrick, his brother, emigrated in 1879. Patrick, my g-grandfather, changed his name to Kelley, so I assume John may have changed his also. Patrick lived in Hadley, MA. John probably lived in Salt Lake City (or whereabouts), but his daughters were living in Chicago in the 1950's, so John may have later lived there too. His daughters were Lu Fanning and Florence O'Neil. Thank you. Patsy

I have an extensive data base of folks who first settled in the Scranton, PA area. I have quite a bit of BOLAND, O'CONNELL, etc I am willing to share. Please contact me at Walton J. Sullivan at [email protected] Paternal - SULLIVAN, COLEMAN, CUMMINGS, O'BRIEN, BOLD, BLACK, BRENNAN, CAFFREY, CAVENEY, CARROLL, CAVANAUGH, CORBETT, CROWE, DISKIN, DONEGAN, FARRELL, FEE, GABRIEL, GIBLIN, GORMAN, GERRITY, GREP, JENKINS, JENNINGS, LAW, LYNCH, MC GREEVEY, MC NALLY, O'CONNOR, PHILBIN, REGAN, ROLAND, SHEA, SHIELDS, STAFFORD, STANTON, STEINHAUSER, WALTON, WEISS, PA-Old Forge, Minooka, Taylor, Scranton, Hawley, Mt. Pleasant, Pittsburgh; NY-Kingston, New Amsterdam; Wales-Rhymney, Tredegar http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=wsullivw http://www.gencircles.com/users/wsullivw http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/s/u/l/Walton--J-Sullivan/index.html

Seeking info on families DANAHEY, CARROLL, MADIGAN, NEVILLE in Kerikyle near Ardagh in County Limerick around 1825. Any hints would be appreciated.

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BAYNE, MCGEAGH families married one another at various times between 1820 and 1918 in Tyrone, in the Cookstown area. Townlands of interest include; Tamlaghtmore, Lismoney, Claggan, Gortnagross, and Ballymenagh. It seems that at least some of the Bayne's moved into the Cookstown area in the early to mid 1800's, leaving from around Keady Co. Armagh - as also the HOGG and WARNOCK families. I am particularly interested in a Samuel Cordner Bayne who left for the USA (possibly in the 1870's) and who was involved in the yeast industry there, who later returned to Ireland, and was involved in the brewery/yeast industry there in the early 1900's The SHERRARD family were from Lisnalinchy townland in Antrim and had links with Ballyeaston/Ballylinney Presbyterian Churches. Alexander married a Janet LOGAN. One daughter, Nora, married a James Henderson. They emigrated to New Zealand in the 1920's. I am interested in the wider family connections, not just the direct lineage, and welcome any information that anyone may be able to provide. One particular puzzle at present is to identify the family linkage between the various BAYNE/BAIN families in the area around Cookstown especially the link between the John BAIN of Lismoney 1800-1870 and the William BAIN of Tamlaghtmore who built a house there in 1859. David Bayne www.consultancyservices.co.nz "Growing Your Business"

NOLAN,Patrick, b.Ireland circa 1825,dApril30,1892, m.Mary Feeley b.?? Ireland --lived in Albany, NY, Nolan photos list location in Charleston, SC, but no names. BULGER, Michael. b.Ireland ??, m. May Burns, lived in Albany, NY - father to Edward Bulger b.1861 SULLIVAN, Daniel b.Ireland circa 1830 d. June 1884, m. Anne McCready, b.Ireland 1843, d. April 23, 1904 lived in Albany, West Albany, and Troy, NY KEEGAN, Sylvester (Sylvain), B.?? lived in Troy, NY and possibly lived in Maine and Massachusetts KEEGAN, Sylvester, B. Troy, NY b.1871, moved to Cincinnati, Ohio m. Alice? listed in 1900 census there. Thank you for any help. Please contact me at [email protected] (that's r r).

James & Bridget Ann (WOODS) MURPHY were born In Co. Tyrone in the Cookstown area. They married about 1870 & lived in the Pomeroy area of Co. Tyrone & had 11 children. James & Bridget died about 1916. Two of their children remained in the Pomeroy area (Mary & Francis) & the rest came to USA, three settling in New York, and the others in Phila.

Hi list I am searching for any info on Thomas Moore m. to Catherine Doheny they immigrated to Canada in Year ????, possibly they came from Nenah county Tipperary ireland. their children are as follows. Michael 1830 William 1832 Thomas 1835 Mary 1836 Bridgit 1838 Martin 1839 Catherine 1841 Ellen 1843 Ann 1846 John 1850 All born in Canada, Catherine Doheny died 19 Nov 1883 in maniwaki Quebec Canada. Delbert

Looking for ties for the following ancestors.... Edward LEONARD born approx 1869 in Ireland. All canadian records state Cork. There is some confusion abut his parents' name...on his marriage certificate his parents are recorded as TERENCE LEONARD and MARY CORRIGAN ....on his death certificate they are shown as EDWARD LEONARD and ? MURPHY. I don't believe his parents came to Canada. He emigrated to Canada and married MARY MCGOEY (spelled MCGORY on marriage record)on June 22, 1897 in Toronto. CATHERINE MCGEE was born in Ireland, (no other details on record). She married LIONEL BERTRAM MUNRO in Toronto. On her death certificate her parents are shown as EDWARD MCGEE and ELIZABETH MURRAY.

Toni My g grandmother Mary Ann Boland (b 1859) married a Patrick Teevan in 1885 in Dunmore Pa. Mary Ann was the daughter of Michael Boland and Julia O'Connell and sister of Honoria born 1871 Timothy circ 1858 Michael circ 1861 Patrick 1862 John circa 1864 Hanah 1870 Your Patrick Boland could very well be the son of either Timothy, Michael, John or even Patrick. Hope this helps. Verna

Catherine HURLEY left Conicker near Roscrea before 1850, migrating initially to South Africa, married Thomas Roberts and travelled to Melbourne, Australia in 1852 Independantly, her sister MARGARET and brothers, MARTIN, TIMOTHY and SANDY also migrated to AUS. Regards Des Jan & Des Wirges - Queensland, Australia Our Pottery http://www.realtime.net/~rsdcreek/wirges.htm

The Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island, USA http://www.projo.com/obituaries/content/projo_20021031_obit4.2d3f9.html 10/31/2002 ROBERT LEE, 84, of Sakonnet Bay Manor, 1215 Main Rd., (Tiverton, RI) a retired manager and executive, died Monday at Newport Hospital after an illness. He was the husband of Dorothy (Parker) Lee. Born in 1918 in Belfast, Ireland, a son of the late Thomas and Diane (Stewart) Lee, he had lived in New Britain, Connecticut, before moving to Kensington, Connecticut, in 1952, and eventually to Tiverton (Rhode Island) many years ago. He had summered in Jerusalem (Narragansett, RI) since 1964, and wintered in St. Croix for the last 20 years. Mr. Lee was employed in the sales and marketing division of Stanley Tools and retired in 1977 as manager of retail sales. He then was president of Basic Service Corp., the Sonitrol Security dealership in Rhode Island. He was an Army Veteran of World War II. He had been a member of the South Congregational-First Baptist Church of New Britain since 1930. Besides his wife, he leaves a son, Robert P. Lee of Swansea; three daughters, Dorothy Hutchins of Honolulu, Virginia Lee of Pawtucket (RI) and Barbara Watson of Hong Kong; and 10 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. A funeral service will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in South Congregational-First Baptist Church, 90 Main St., New Britain. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery, New Britain. -- http://www.swan-island.com

The Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island, USA http://www.projo.com/obituaries/content/projo_20021101_obit21.14bc4.html 11/01/2002 D. RICHARD SYRON, 93, of the John Clarke Nursing Center, and formerly of Watertown, Massachusetts, a native of Ireland, died Wednesday at home. He was the husband of the late Elizabeth T. (McGuire) Syron. Born in Castlebar, County Mayo, Ireland, on Jan. 19, 1909, a son of the late Michael M. and Sarah (McHale) Syron, he was raised and educated in Ireland. After coming to the United States in 1929, he had lived in Watertown for almost 70 years before moving to Middletown (RI). Mr. Syron was a Navy veteran of World War II. He was a member of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, Tomas Cardinal O'Piaich Division 14, Watertown, and the Holy Name Society. He leaves a son, Richard F. Syron of Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts; a daughter, MaryEllen Bronson of Portsmouth, RI; a sister, Helen McDonnell of Dublin, Ireland; and four grandchildren. He was the brother of the late Paddy, John, Mick, May, Sarah, Ellen, Bridget and Emily Syron and Kitty Walsh. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 8 a.m. from the MacDonald, Rockwell & MacDonald Funeral Home, 270 Main St. (Route 20), Watertown, with a funeral Mass at 9 in the Church of St. Patrick, 212 Main St., Watertown. Burial will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Watertown. -- http://www.swan-island.com