-Menton, Cullihill Co Leix to Wilmington, Delaware and New York, New York1849 -Carolan (Carlin), and Cassidy- Nobber Co. Meath 1859 to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania then Delaware City, and New Castle,Delaware -Duffey/Duffy and Devanney Kilglass Co Sligo to South Shields, Durham England 1852 then Delaware City Delaware 1866 -McKibben 1830 to 1834 Co Down to Philadelphia Pennsylvania McDonald Co ?1855 to Philadelphia Pennsylvania O'Neill Co? 1855 to Wilmington, Delaware Thanks Nancy

Looking for information on: Parents: Jeremiah MCCARTHY and Mary CAVERLY (Ireland) Michael MCCARTHY b. 1789 m. Catherine FINN b. 1799 Jeremiah MCCARTHY b. 1791 m. Elizabeth O'FLYNN b. 1809 Cornelius MCCARTHY b. 1795 m. Mary MAHONEY Richard MCCARTHY b. 1796 m. Honora CANTILLON b. 1807 The four brothers arrived in North America abt. 1823. Three of the four ended up in Maidstone, Ontario, Canada. Cornelius lived in Buffalo, N.Y. Thanks for your help. Barb McCarthy Snyder

I am looking for anyone who is researching the Tobin name from County Laois.

Any know this family? Descendants of Johannis (John) Moran Generation No. 1 1. JOHANNIS (JOHN)1 MORAN1 was born in Co. Roscommon Ireland. He married MARIA (MARY) BROWN(E)1 in Ireland. More About JOHANNIS (JOHN) MORAN: Residence: Strokestown, Co. Roscommon Ireland1 More About MARIA (MARY) BROWN(E): Residence: Strokestown, Co. Roscommon Ireland1 Child of JOHANNIS MORAN and MARIA BROWN(E) is: 2. i. MICHAELEM (MICHAEL)2 MORAN, b. January 1857, Strokestown, Co. Roscommon Ireland; d. May 19, 1918, Joliet Illinois. Generation No. 2 2. MICHAELEM (MICHAEL)2 MORAN (JOHANNIS (JOHN)1)1 was born January 1857 in Strokestown, Co. Roscommon Ireland1, and died May 19, 1918 in Joliet Illinois1. He married (1) MARGARET SCAHILL1 February 16, 1882 in St. Mary's Joliet Illinois1. He married (2) BRIDGET MOFFIT1 May 12, 1885 in St. Mary's RC. Carmelite Church Joliet Illinois1, daughter of CHARLES MOFFIT and MARGARET KEAVENEY. Notes for MICHAELEM (MICHAEL) MORAN: [Family tree Dr.FBK.FBK.FBK.FTW] Margaret Scahill Born Newberryport Mass, died in childbirth. Parents, Francis Scahill and Mary Giblin. More About MICHAELEM (MICHAEL) MORAN: Baptism: February 04, 1857, R. C. Church Strokestown, Co. Roscommon Ireland Burial: Mt. Olivet Cemetery Joliet Illinois1 Family Bible: June 11, 1878, Left for America1 Naturalization: November 02, 18821 Occupation: Iron woker/Mason Residence: 408 No. Eastern Ave. Joliet Il.1 More About BRIDGET MOFFIT: 1870 Wilton Twp, Will Co.: Census, eleven yr. old Living with James Caveney, probably her uncle, she is listed as 'helps in house"1 Baptism: 1858, St. Mary's RC Galena Illinois Burial: February 1907, Mt. Olivet Cemetery Joliet1 Census: 1860, 1st Ward Galena Jo Daviess Co. Father: John Moffit, Moffett. Moffit. Mofitt, etc.1 Mother: Margaret Keaveney, Kaveney, Keavney. Keavany, Kavney, Caveney, Caveny etc. Born Ireland

Any information on any of the above names would be appreciated. Also specifically John & Joseph Thompson-Listed in Census of 1799 Martin Thompson-Married Mary Dwyer February 15, 1833 Johanna Wells-married January 19, 1857 to Patrick Thompson, b Nov 24, 1838. All are from Carrick-on-Suir/Carrick Beg, County Tipperary. Michael F. Harkins [email protected]

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Looking for more information or information about ancestors of: Samuel DRAIN, born 1827, Londonderry; father was William DRAIN/ADRAIN born abt. 1800 in Ireland; mother unknown; Samuel's spouse was Jane LOWRY Jane LOWRY was born 1827, Londnderry: father was Samuel LOWRY; mother unknown. Samuel and Jane were married 7 June 1849, Ballywillin, Londonderry, Coleraine Dist, Ireland. Samuel and Jane came to the U.S. - date unknown - we know that they came through Canada because one of their children supposedly was born and died in Toronto. We have a land record in the U.S. dated 1851 so they must have come over soon after their marriage. Thanks -

Jim at [email protected] writes: << Could anyone tell me the location of villages named Moyneard and Knocknagh in Co. Tipperary. >> Jim, I can locate Moyneard townland for you. It's in Moyne civil parish, less than a mile SSW of the tiny "town" of Moyne. Alternatively, it is 4 miles NE of Thurles and 4 1/2 miles south of Templetouhy. I can't find any townland with a name even close to Knocknagh in Co. Tipperary. Do we have reason to assume that it would be in the same general area as Moyneard? Any additional information might help. Pete Schermerhorn, in the glorious Berkshire hills of western Massachusetts

I am researching a Tom POWER who was born in BallyKerogh or Bellaheen Co. Waterford in 1882, to Thomas POWER and Kathryn(Kate) O'BRIEN and immigrated on S.S.TEUTONIC in 1902 to his sisters, Kate and Mary POWER amd Nellie MONAGHAN in Schenectady, NY . He stayed with sister Catherine(Fred) GREY in 1905, age 23, worked as machinist at Alco Co there. All the children immigrated,except Minnie who stayed in Bellaheen, Co WAT. in one of 8 cottages on the POTTLE farm, after their father died around 1905/10 and possibly married there, but who? Tom married a girl named Ann(who) and then disappeared, but where, anywhere, we don't know! Family stories have him raising Racing Pigeons! He did visit Buffalo, NY to MCMAMARA and FITZPATRICK cousins and told them about his Racing Pigeons in the 40's and also visited FILOR friends in Atlantic City! ! Any help would be great,Thanks! Bridget

Hi Listers, James Patrick MELIA married Bridget CARROLL and lived in the parish of Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. James and Bridget had at least 6 children: 1. (unknown) MELIA was baptized in 1786. 2. Patrick MELIA (b. 1790). 3. James MELIA (b. 1792) married Margaret GALLAGHER and had at least 4 children in the Mullingar area. 4. Bridget MELIA (b. 1795). 5. Patrick MELIA (b. 1798). 6. Michael MELIA (b. 1805). Anyone know this line of the MELIA clan? Roy

Helen Walsh married John Duffy Mary Carroll married Emmet Duffy Effie Reid married Dennis Duffy Richard Pitlock marriedMary Duffy Catherine Mulvihill married Joseph Duffy Rita Minaghan married Charles Emmet Duffy. I hope someone has info. on these people,dates when born,married,death and childrens names.Any info. will help.Thank you

James RISK b. 19 Sept.1810 married Isabelle EARLE b. 1 June 1809 on the 6 June 1833 in Banbridge , Down. James and Isabelle had 5 children: Margaret 1835, William 1838, Thomas 1840, James 1841, and John 1843 I believe Isabelle dies. James marries Margaret McBRIDE b. 1810 in April 1847 in Bainbridge, Down. In 1848 James and Margaret and sons Thomas and William immigrate to Easton, Adams Co., Wisconsin. James and Margaret have twins Sarah and Catherine in 1849 in Wisconsin. I have no further information for James and Isabelle...........would very much like to further this line and to add siblings to Isabelle and James and Margaret............Patty , BC Canada

Hi Listers, Peter ROONEY was a labourer from the James Street area of Dublin. He had at least two daughters: 1. Annie ROONEY (born c. 1876) married Patrick PAGE (1876-1925) and lived in James Street and Back Lane in Dublin. 2. Mary ROONEY married Frank DOYLE and lived in Stafford Street (now Wolfe Tone Street) in Dublin. Anyone know this line of the Rooney clan? Roy

Hi Listers, John DOYLE was a baker from Windy Arbour in the southern part of Dublin. He had at least two children: 1. Ellen DOYLE (c. 1881-1955) married John STYNES (1872-1943) and lived much of her life in Rathgar in Dublin. 2. Margaret DOYLE was present at the marriage of her sister, Ellen, in 1900. Anyone know this line of the Doyle clan? Roy

Hi Listers, John FITZGERALD was a grocer and car owner from the Robert Street area in Dublin. In 1875 he was living off Robert Street in Dixon's Row with his wife, Anne KEEGAN. John apparently owned a grocer's shop in James Street or Thomas Street. John and Anne had at least 7 children: 1. Annie FITZGERALD married Christopher CAMPBELL and lived in Dalkey. 2. John (Jack) FITZGERALD married Elizabeth, and spent some time in the army. 3. Mary FITZGERALD married someone called SYNOTT and lived in the Clanbrassil Street area of Dublin. 4. Maurice FITZGERALD moved to England where he married, but apparently had no children. 5. Marianne FITZGERALD (b. 1873). 6. Elizabeth (Lizzie) FITZGERALD (1875-1937) married Patrick BYRNE (1875-1953), a van driver from Rathmines. 7. Thomas FITZGERALD (c. 1878-1954) married Bridget CLAFFEY and worked for the Guinness Company in Dublin. Anyone know this line of the Fitzgerald clan? Roy

Hi Listers, William Patrick CRAWLEY married Mary Bridget (a.k.a. Biddy) BRANNIGAN c. 1817. The couple lived in the Upper Ward of Dundalk in Co. Louth. William and Mary had at least 7 children: 1. Mary CRAWLEY (b. 1817). 2. Laurence CRAWLEY (b. 1818) died at a very young age. 3. Bridget CRAWLEY (b. 1820). 4. Patrick CRAWLEY (b. 1823) who also died when he was very young. 5. William CRAWLEY (b. 1824) was a blacksmith in Dundalk. 6. Patrick CRAWLEY (1827-1869) married Catherine McCANN from Drumcar, Co. Louth in 1855. Patrick lived in Drumcar for a few years after their marriage before moving to Dundalk. 7. Laurence CRAWLEY (b. 1829) was a fitter in Dundalk. He is reputed to have gone to sea as an engineer. He ended up in America, sending back money to help his younger brother, Patrick. Laurence supposedly married a woman of French descent, with whom he had two daughters that grew up to become nuns. Laurence may have fought for the American navy or army. Anyone know this line of the CRAWLEY clan? Roy

I need some help. Could anyone tell me the location of villages named Moyneard and Knocknagh in Co. Tipperary. It would be greatly appreciated if you could help. Thank you Jim Corcoran [email protected]

Looking for Scarf / Scharf...... of Coolcullen, Moneenroe and Coan Butler.............. of Ballyfoyle Cody................ of Kylefarney,a subdivision of Ballyfoyle Lyons............... of Knockshanbally and Muckalee Power............... of Ballyfoyle Tobin............... of Castlewarren Trait (Treat)....... of Ballyfoyle All of these families intermarried and emigrated to the goldfields of Ballarat, Victoria, between 1845 -1860. They settled together near Buninyong and Warrenheip. Any clues appreciated, Darryl Scarff Point Lonsdale Victoria Australia

Pat, The home page for Local Ireland is http://www.local.ie/ for Cavan is http://cavan.local.ie/ Best wishes, Dennis Reiley [email protected] ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doug & Pat Frykberg" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 3:23 AM Subject: Re: [SH] BARRY. BUSHNELL > Well now THERE'S a thing!! > How dumb can one be that there was another possibility??? > It was all word of mouth that the two girls were born in Virginia... so such > stupid leaps have wasted me years. Well no that's not quite right. I've > learnt a lot. > So now from a point of complete ignorance can someone please tell me where I > can find out more about Co. Cavan? > Many thanks for what is a brilliant ray of light. > Pat > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] <[email protected]> > Date: Tuesday, 29 October 2002 11:36 AM > Subject: Re: [SH] BARRY. BUSHNELL > > > >In a message dated 10/28/2002 11:36:08 AM Eastern Standard Time, > >[email protected] writes: > > > > > >> She was said to have been born in Virginia . > >> > >Maybe the Virginia in question was Virginia Co.Cavan > >GMMcC > > > > > >==== SHAMROCK Mailing List ==== > >** Remember! No flames, chain > >letters, virus warnings or other off > >topic posts should be sent to the > >SHAMROCK list ** > > > > > > > ==== SHAMROCK Mailing List ==== > ** Visit TIARA for many helpful links > http://www.tiara.ie ** >

Hi Listers, Patrick PAGE was already deceased at the time of the marriage of his son, Joseph PAGE, in 1875. I know practically nothing about Patrick, other than that he had a son, Joseph, and is reputed to have come from Liverpool in England. Patrick's son, Joseph PAGE (born c. 1850) was a cabinet maker in Dublin City. In 1875, Joseph married Ellen WALSH. Anyone know this line of the PAGE clan? Roy