WATSON Margaret Jane; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am searching for any relatives of Margaret Jane Watson who married Samuel Frickleton in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast) and had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel was a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson. If you have any information, please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can share information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
WATSON Margaret Jane; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am searching for any relatives of Margaret Jane Watson who married Samuel Frickleton in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast) and had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel was a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson. If you have any information, please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can share information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
WATSON Margaret Jane; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am searching for any relatives of Margaret Jane Watson who married Samuel Frickleton in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast) and had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel was a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson. If you have any information, please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can share information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
WATSON Margaret Jane; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am searching for any relatives of Margaret Jane Watson who married Samuel Frickleton in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast) and had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel was a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson. If you have any information, please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can share information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
FRICKLETON Samuel; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am looking for any relatives of Samuel Frickleton (Frackleton, Freckleton, Frackelton, etc.). Samuel was listed as a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast). They had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel might have had a brother named Joshua. Please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can exchange information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
FRICKLETON Samuel; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am looking for any relatives of Samuel Frickleton (Frackleton, Freckleton, Frackelton, etc.). Samuel was listed as a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast). They had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel might have had a brother named Joshua. Please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can exchange information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
FRICKLETON Samuel; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am looking for any relatives of Samuel Frickleton (Frackleton, Freckleton, Frackelton, etc.). Samuel was listed as a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast). They had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel might have had a brother named Joshua. Please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can exchange information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
FRICKLETON Samuel; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am looking for any relatives of Samuel Frickleton (Frackleton, Freckleton, Frackelton, etc.). Samuel was listed as a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast). They had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel might have had a brother named Joshua. Please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can exchange information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
FRICKLETON Samuel; IRL; 1879 Hi all: I am looking for any relatives of Samuel Frickleton (Frackleton, Freckleton, Frackelton, etc.). Samuel was listed as a widower when he married Margaret Jane Watson in 1879 in Keady, Armagh, Ireland. They later moved to Lisburn, Ireland (near Belfast). They had two children, John and Elizabeth. Samuel might have had a brother named Joshua. Please email me at fracklk@wdni.com and we can exchange information. Thanks, Kirby Frackleton
HAMILTON / MCCRACKEN; IRL > NJ,USA; 1750 Looking for others doing research on Rev. War soldier HAMILTON who m. McCRACKEN in IRL. Landed in NJ. Served in NC troops as spy in Rev. War. reiki@netcom.com
Re: WALSH Patrick Joseph; KIK,IRL>MA,USA; b.1872 "Pat" <nanapatt@earthlink.net> wrote: >WALSH Patrick Joseph; KIK,IRL>MA,USA; b.1872 > >Patrick Joseph Walsh, born May 12, 1872 in KIlkenny, Ireland came to the > US via Ellis Island c. 1886 (age 14). He settled in Wheelwright, MA. He >was > married to Mary Ann O'Donnell. He died in MA in 1947. > > I am trying to help a friend without Internet access. > > If you know of this family, or if the names sound familiar, please e-mail > me and I will pass the information along immediately. > > Patt > "If you're lucky enough to be Irish...you're lucky enough" > > > It may help some people to know that Wheelwright, MA is actually a village/section name in the town of Hardwick, Worcester Co., MA. Former R.R. stations also called Hardwick Depot. Joe mjgraham@gis.net (Joe Graham)
Re: WALSH Patrick Joseph; KIK,IRL>MA,USA; b.1872 "Pat" <nanapatt@earthlink.net> wrote: >WALSH Patrick Joseph; KIK,IRL>MA,USA; b.1872 > >Patrick Joseph Walsh, born May 12, 1872 in KIlkenny, Ireland came to the > US via Ellis Island c. 1886 (age 14). He settled in Wheelwright, MA. He >was > married to Mary Ann O'Donnell. He died in MA in 1947. > > I am trying to help a friend without Internet access. > > If you know of this family, or if the names sound familiar, please e-mail > me and I will pass the information along immediately. > > Patt > "If you're lucky enough to be Irish...you're lucky enough" > > > It may help some people to know that Wheelwright, MA is actually a village/section name in the town of Hardwick, Worcester Co., MA. Former R.R. stations also called Hardwick Depot. Joe mjgraham@gis.net (Joe Graham)
DUNNE / CAIRNS; IRL>NZL; 1877 Hi. I am new to this. Am looking for info on CAIRNS John b c1821 Ballameary, Armagh Ire. d1896 Timaru N.Z and his daughter DUNNE Susannah b c1854 near Lurgan, Arm, Ire d 1893 Timaru N.Z Would like to know if Ballameary is a Parish or Town as have been unable to find it on any maps. Susannah married DUNNE James b c1851 from near Enniscorthy, Wex, Ire in Barrow-in-Furness c 1874. Came to N.Z on the James Nicol Fleming 1877, which sailed from Greenock, I have this ships passenger list. At time of James' death c1935 it was known that he owned land in Ireland but location of land has been lost, any help here would be appreciated also for interests sake. Thanks Louise Harvey louise_h@clear.net.nz
WALSH Patrick Joseph; KIK,IRL>MA,USA; b.1872 Patrick Joseph Walsh, born May 12, 1872 in KIlkenny, Ireland came to the US via Ellis Island c. 1886 (age 14). He settled in Wheelwright, MA. He was married to Mary Ann O'Donnell. He died in MA in 1947. I am trying to help a friend without Internet access. If you know of this family, or if the names sound familiar, please e-mail me and I will pass the information along immediately. Patt "If you're lucky enough to be Irish...you're lucky enough" -- Patt If your're lucky enough to be Irish, you're lucky enough! "Pat" <nanapatt@earthlink.net>
>Subject: Re: LONG / WRAY; DON,IRL; 1830-1905 I have no LONG that married WRAY,..My Joseph Johnston LONG married Elizabeth Stumphf , of Pennsylvania. married in 1857 in Wheeling, WV. JJL was g,nephew of Confederate General Joseph E. Johnston. Jerry Blomquist cuzbiz@aol.com (Cuzbiz)
VERSCHOYLE John; DUB,IRL; -1800 I'm interested in John Verschoyle, born c1800(?) in Dublin, probably in the Dolphin's Barn area. He married Susannah St Ruth and their children included Ann and Benjamin. John and Benjamin were both wool merchants and glue dealers. It is likely John descends from the Henry (Henrik) Verschuyl who came to Dublin in 1568 with bro. William to escape religious persecution in the Netherlands - listed in Bourke's - but more info is needed on John's birth and parentage to confirm this. Can anybody assist? Criostoir Ó Riain (Melbourne, Australia) e-mail: finn@netlink.com.au Irish "nut", fulltime dad, convalescent genealogist. Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste na Bearla cliste, ach... bíonn ort oibriú go dian chun teanga a fhoghlaim!
HINCHEY / HINCHY Ann; CLA,IRL; -1831 My gr gr gr grandmother Ann/Hannah HINCHEY/HINCHY, of the townland of Drumline in Co. Clare, married Jeremiah BRUGGY around 1831, probably either in the parish of Newmarket-on-Fergus, where the offspring to be named shortly were baptised, or in Ennis. Her Bruggy children included those appearing in the aforementioned baptism records (Annie, March 1832; Mary, August 1834; Lot, August 1840) as well as those missing from the incomplete baptism records (Stephen, c.1830; Jeremiah, c.1837; and my ancestor Margaret, c.1838). It is thought that, widowed in the late 1850s, Ann and son Stephen emigrated to England, where descendants still live today, and other children (Jeremiah, Lot and Margaret) to New South Wales. Nothing is known of the destinies of children Annie or Mary. Together with the children coming to Australia came one Michael Hinchey of Meelick (near Newmarket-on-Fergus), probably Ann's nephew. Of course, Hinchey was not an uncommon name in that part of Clare at that time. Many emigrated to Australia during the Famine and later, and much info is held on Australian Hinchey descendants. Criostoir Ó Riain (Melbourne, Australia) e-mail: finn@netlink.com.au Irish "nut", fulltime dad, convalescent genealogist. Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste na Bearla cliste, ach... bíonn ort oibriú go dian chun teanga a fhoghlaim!
MCCOLLUM John; Antrim IRL; 1830 John McCollum and Martha Gibson of Antynanum, Antrim, Ireland had the following children: Martha, Jane, Mary, William, Arthur, Randall, Chellie and Rose. Some emigrated to U.S., others to Australia, others disappeared. Any information concerning this family would be appreciated Rosemary Roske <roske@vegas.infi.net>
DEGAN / BURNS; IRL>IA,USA; c.1880 I'm posting this for a family member without access to a computer. She has no information other than this. James DEGAN, b. 1846 in either Canada or County Clare, Ireland; m. Ellen BURNS in (?)Iowa, c. 1876; d. in Iowa. They were in Iowa in the 1880 census, and at that time had two children: Mary, age 2, and Thomas, age 3 months. Please contact me if you have any information on James and Ellen's parentages or confirmation of dates and/or places. Karen Eddy KARENE1@webtv.net
Re: MCCARTIN,John Patrick; IRL>CO,USA; c.1880-1900 EZ DUFF TT wrote: > > MCCARTIN,John Patrick; IRL>CO,USA; c.1880-1900 > Couldn't find McCartin in all of the surname books I have, did find McCartan. According to Robert Bell's book - THE BOOK OF SCOTS-IRISH MacCartan - Apart from a few MacCartans in Dublin and Connacht, this is an exclusively Ulster name, found mainly in its homeland Co. Down and Co. Armagh. The name was origianlly in Gaelic MacArtain, "son of Artan', a dininutive or pet frorm of Art. The MacCartans take their name from their ancestor Artan, a great grandson of Mongan MacGuinesss of Iveagh in co. Down. Though normally subordinate to the MacGuinessess, the MacCartans were, for a short period in the mid 14th century, lords of Iveagh. Generally, however, they were chiefs of Kinelarty, a district, now a barony in central Down, and were tributaries to the O'Neills. At the beginning of the 20th cent. Mac Cartney was being used interchangeably with MacCartan in Co. Down, around Newry and Clough, and with MacCarten around Moira. It's important to remember how we may think our ancestors name was spelled, in Ireland it could be different, or one of many variations. I have the Griffith Valuation for one barony in County Down. Barny of Iveah Upper, Upper Half, Union of Newry and the various parishes and townlands. In this one barony found a few variations of the spelling McCartin. Michael McCarten - Parish of Clonallan, Townland of Clontafleece Michael McCarten - " " " " Aghavilly Patrick McCarten " " " Lurgancanty John McCarten " " Mary McCarton " Carrickcrossan Michael McCarton " " Mary McCarton " Daniel McCarton " Anthony McCarton " " The Griffith Valuation was taken in the mid 1850's, so the names my be of the parents or grandparents generation. Good luck, Margaret (Mairead) Nollaigh Shona Duit (Merry Christmas) conaught@ix.netcom.com