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I am looking for any information on Bridget HUGHES born about the 1820's. She married Patrick MAHON. She had at least one brother named John. John married a woman with the surname of MCMAHON.
-----Original Message-----
From: justin <stump(a)hereintown.net>
To: CountyCork-L(a)rootsweb.com <CountyCork-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Date: Saturday, April 29, 2000 1:07 PM
Subject: [Cork] New Member/ BAILEYS,WALSHS
>Dear Lists,
> Please forgive the paltry info. I don't have alot to go on and
hope someday to make a connection. The Baileys were a quiet bunch,never said
much unless something had to be said.
>Never a hint of family business or scandals,(sigh!) Here we go!
> Thomas Bailey married Katherine,sometimes seen as Sara Katherine.
County unknown. Migrated to N.Y. USA. around 1836. Settled in Manhattan, NY.
>CHILDREN:
>1) Johanna BAILEY/born in IRE circa 1835, married Bernard WALSH is listed
in 1890
>NY directory as widow of Bernard. One daughter known of Margaret.
>2) John CAGE BAILEY/born circa 1836 in NY married Elizabeth CUSTER,settled
in W.Va..
>3) Patrick Joseph,middle name?/born 1848 married Hemiliene Rutherford
>at St. Joseph's Church in Martinsburg, W.VA.. Is buried there with his
Mother Katherine.
>Katherine died in 1879 at the age of 70
>Patrick died in 1892 at the age of 44
>Father, Thomas I have never found this elusive fellow,keep looking though.
>Hoping someone can give me something on Bernard Walsh.
>It is not as common as all the Johns,Pats and Toms. These BAILEYS and
WALSHES have been tough adversaries. I'm beginning to think the fairies are
at work.Please forgive if some of you have received double postings.I will
refrain from doing it further, I'm actually throwing out some lines to see
if I can get some bites. Thanks for your patience.
> Yours In Friendship,
> Deanne
>
>
>
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David, Do not know where Wayne Co is. Donegal Catholic Cemetery is in
Washington County, PA. I should have included that in my original message.
Have you seen the cemetery list. Small, only one page of my "Claffey Home
Page "
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~camounts/donegalcem.htm
The cemetery history is there as well. It is the oldest recorded Catholic
Cemetery in Washington County PA. My husband and I, and our grandson,
cleaned it up last fall and will will be doing the same in a couple of
weeks.
Carol Ann Claffey Mounts
-----Original Message-----
From: David A. Myers <davidamyers(a)mindspring.com>
To: camounts(a)mlynk.com <camounts(a)mlynk.com>
Date: Friday, April 28, 2000 12:57 AM
Subject: PML Search Result matching Mounts or Claffey
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>Subject: Re: [LONGFORD] Re: re posting --[LONGFORD~] CAVANAGH
>
>
>Carol Ann Claffey Mounts,
> I just got a reference to a relative advertising in the Boston Pilot of
>2 Nov., 1849, for his uncle, Owen Mairs, who should be my gg grandfather.
>The nephew gave his address as:
> Tom Calkin
> Fallsport P.O.
> Wayne Co. PA
>
>Do you have any idea where that is? Would it be near your Donegal Catholic
>Cemetery?
>
> Thanks, David Myers Guadalupe, AZ
Jodi, Do not yet know of a connection between Cavanaugh and my Claffey
ancestors, who came from Longford Co Ireland in 1817. If they were not
related , they certainly knew each other and are buried near each other in
Donegal Catholic Cemetery in southwestern Pennsylvania.
See the page on my "Claffey Home Page" web site that names those buried
there.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~camounts/indexc.html
Have photos of cemetery to put online soon.
The Jane Cavanaugh buried in Donegal Catholic Cemetery had a daughter Mary
who married Locklin Egan. All came from Longford Co Ireland.
Carol Ann Claffey Mounts in Washington PA
>>Hi, I would appreciate any information on the following;
>>
>>Andrew CAVANAGH b.approx1770
>> record of 1825 tithe assessment in Cranlymore, Motrim parish,
>> County Longford, Ireland.
______________________________
>Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 22:27:47 -0400
>From: "D and J Carra" <jdcarra(a)btc-bci.com>
>Subject: [LONGFORD] Re: re posting --[LONGFORD~] CAVANAGH
I would also appreciate any information about Cranlymore, Motrim Parish, is
>it close to the border of Co. Caven?
Jodi,
Cranalagh More in Mostrim Parish is close to Westmeath. It's just
northeast of Edgeworthstown.
Rachel Smith
At 07:29 PM 4/27/00 -0700, you wrote:
>IRL-LONGFORD-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 44
>
> #2 [LONGFORD] Kilnacarrow Church [Nancy Pierce
<npierce1(a)nycap.rr.co]
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>Date: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 10:41:21 -0400
>From: Nancy Pierce <npierce1(a)nycap.rr.com>
>Subject: [LONGFORD] Kilnacarrow Church
>Message-id: <01BFB035.216844E0.npierce1(a)nycap.rr.com
>
>Is anyone researching the town of Kilnacarrow? I believe I located my g g
>g grandfather (Edward BURKE) in the 1854 G.V., the town name is
>Kilnacarrow. I am looking for a church name or to find out if anyone has
>ever been to this town. Thanks.
>
>Nancy BUREK-Pierce
Nancy,
>From the map in David Leahy's Index to Griffiths, Longford Survivors of the
Great Famine, Kilnacarrow is a townland in Taghshinny Civil Parish in the
southeast corner of County Longford near the border with Westmeath. The
Taghshinny Church is in the adjacent townland. The Royal Canal runs
through the townland. The church is in the village of Taghshinny on a
little spur road just off the N55. Other Burkes are listed in adjacent
townlands.
Hope that helps.
Rachel Smith
My gr-gr-grandparents came from Longford, Cox and McManus, Egan/Eagan and
Caughlin/Coughlin. They came to work on the Kingstone estate in Ontario.
Other names that are related to mine in the Lambton, Ontario area are Carroll
and Morrisey. Plus other names. It seems they moved around together. I
believe that Carolls' came from Tiperary. I don't know about the Morrisey's.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Have hit a great big brick wall.
Thanks.
Beth
Hi,
Is anyone researching the town of Kilnacarrow? I believe I located my g g
g grandfather (Edward BURKE) in the 1854 G.V., the town name is
Kilnacarrow. I am looking for a church name or to find out if anyone has
ever been to this town. Thanks.
Nancy BUREK-Pierce
I have just joined this mailing and my interests are CARROLL
Willam married Margaret MORRISEY had a son ALFRED JOSEPH born in1899 any information would be much appreciated.
G'day All,
I have just joined this list and would like to post a
request for any information on my Drew family.
My Grandfather on my mothers side was Robert Drew born about
1862. He had a sister Mary Jane born about 1872 and a
brother William. Robert was born in Newtown Forbes. He and
his sister immigrated to Queensland, Australia. Not sure
about William.
The parents were a James Drew and Jane McCredden.
If anyone has ties with this family, I'd love to hear from
you.
Thanks and cheers,
--
Dave Prince
Ipswich, Queensland, Australia
davprin(a)gil.com.au
Researching ancestors period before 1800 or so. Philip SMYTH of
Loughduff,Cavan ca 1760 (? wife's name) >daughters Mary m Philip
CORCORAN, Catherine m Ralph DOPPIN, his son John-no info. Mary's
daughter Margaret CORCORAN m Philip HOURICAN of Dunbeggan,Aughnacliffe.
Catherine's son Henry DOPPIN m Frances JESSOP, another son Rev. Francie
Henry DOPPIN m Mary Florence HUDSON 1798. Any little bit of information
might be helpful.
Hello All:
I am in hopes that someone might connect to my surnames:
KELLY/O'KELLY/McMANUS
I have:
Lawrence KELLY s/o ????
b *possibly* ca 1810 +/-
+ Mary McMANUS d/o ???
b *poss.* ca 1810-15 +/-
m ca 1825 +/-
2 Anne b ca April 1830 - Ireland/Canada ??
Bapt. 4 December 1830 - Québec, Canada
Godfather: Michael DOONER
Godmother: Honora DOONER
2 James b ca 1828-30 - Ireland/Canada
+ Margaret LEAVY/LEVY/LEARY d/o ???
b ca 1834 +/- Ireland/Canada ??
m ca 1854 - Ireland/Canada ??
3 Mary/William James/Lawrence/Julia Marie/Caroline Augusta/
Patrick James/Rosa Ellen - (All b 1855>>>> in Quebec, Can.)
I would be, extremely, thankful for any help re this family(s) & do
Thank you, in advance.
Bev
Hi, Joan,
No I don't know the townland in County Longford Andrew Farrell's parents
lived in. I do know that there were many Farrells in that county,
though.
Andrew Farrell came to U. S. and was in Indiana in about 1850 or
before. He died in Indiana in 1894 at the age of 92.
Eileen
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