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Hi, I'm Priscilla we came to the new world on the Oceanic and my families names were Samuel and Rebecca. 

Thomas francis collins 2014 birth was 1/7/1950 died the 10/3/2014 and his dad before him thomas collins don't know the dates

my great grandfather may have been a first cousin of "the big fella"

My father Donal (Daniel) Collins was born in Skibbereen, Co Cork. He served in the Irish Free State Army under the command of Michael Collins.

(Part 1 of 3) The Collins name has a long history in British Isles, but now DNA and some recorded history says their origin is from the Emerald Island. The Collins story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup B2] can trace their origins to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Collins surname origin is from Clan Domnaill [DNA Tribe R1b-L513, Subgroup B1] and relations who remain in Ireland take the modern surname (O’)Donnelly, McDonald and Donohue in Ireland.

(Part 2 of 3) According to research, the Domnaill name is also found in Brittany, France. It is a very old name which appears in the 5th century Roman inscriptions as Dumnovellaunos in Brittany meaning “Deep Valour” equivalent to Irish Domhnaill. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Collins story begins in pre-history Ireland then members of his family move to Wales where the family can be traced back to their Welsh tribe Cydifor Fawr. Many of his kin will then move to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 3 of 3) Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring their story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

looking for any information on father of Bridget murphy (born 1850) fathers name was Michael and mothers name was Julia i was able to find that Bridget was married to Peter Ryan in 1876 in Dublin in St Andrews roman catholic church they lived at 9 Leeson place records show that Michael and Julia were both deceased by 1876 Any information i have found was in the Dublin area I have alot of information on Bridget and Peter but nothing on her parents I would like to find Julias maiden name Bridget and Peter came to Quebec in 1883 with 3 boys Christopher Peter and James they lived in newberry middlesex canada and had 2 more boys joseph and john

looking for information on jonathan murphy he was married to jane (waddell) murphy his son john c murphy was born in halifax co virginiain 1798 would liketo know where in ireland my family comes from

My grandfather's name was Humphrey Murphy. He was married to Margaret O'Hare. My great grandfather's name was also Humphrey Murphy. He was married to Margaret Hengleton. All of the above were born in Ireland. My grandparents died in Cambridge Mass.

I’m looking for a Mary Bridget Murphy born around 1917 her dad was Patrick Murphy

My Grandfathers name was James Archie Murphy I know nothing about him i was never able to meet him i just really want to learn more about the Murphy's

I am planning a trip to Ireland with my in- laws next year and am hoping to find out a bit more about my heritage before we go! What I know is that my father's grandparents came over into Ellis Island sometime between appx 1898-1903 and settled in NY. My grandma married James Murphy, who I believe came from Ruth DeWald and Benjamin Murphy. I am also told that we have a Duke ancestor who was an infamous forger who was chased out of Ireland and into Scotland.

My Murphy family settled in bluefield w.v. and I'm trying to find where. My family member name thorton Murphy father was an were did he come from..most of my Murphy family lives in edgecombe county N.C.

My family member is named James Murphy. He was born in County Tyrone, Dungannon, to be exact. He served in the British cavalry during World War 1. He was a dragoon, a hussar, a cavalry sniper, and a lancer. He was wounded after a German stormtrooper slashed across his face with a knife and left him with scars.

I'm searching for my Kelly family who originated from Queens County and lived in Manchester, England. My great-gran Sarah Kelly had a father Michael on her marriage which took place in Manchester in 1873 but she was born in 1952. Any suggestions would be great.

My Great Great Grandfather, Patrick Kelly, son of Patrick Kelly and Ellen Sheridan, was born in County Leitrm in 1851, emigrated to America in 1869-1870 with 2 cousins. My information ends with Patrick and Ellen, we are not sure if they had more kids than Patrick, who their parents were etc. Any help would be appreciated.

My great grandfather’s name is John Kelly who married Bridget Kettrick. These are the children’s names, Charles, Michael, John, Mary, Norah, Julia, Pat and Bridget Kelly who married Martin Gibbons. I know Bridget Kettrick’s fathers name is Patrick Kettrick, his wife I might be Bridget Hoster and that’s all I have on my grandmother Bridget A (Kelly) Gibbons. Can anyone help me out? My grandmother Bridget (Kelly) Gibbons often was called Bridie and her sister Catherine was called Kitty who married in the USA as well.

My Great Grandfather and his immigration papers and I have his first and last and where from. His name is Patrick Kelly and he immigrated from Dublin. My first name is Kelly because I was named after my Nana's maiden name which was Kelly from her Father. So the names I have are Patrick Kelly from Dublin probably around the 1900s I'm guessing. Patrick Kelly from Dublin immigrated around 1900s Daughter is Ruth Kelly which was her maiden name she became Ruth Wilkinson after.

Hello, My Name is Shirl O'Connor. My Father is James O'Connor. His Mother was Kathleen Duggan and his father was Michael O'Connor. I know his Father was born in 1894 and died in 1937. If anyone could help me, Find their marriage and another information please I would be grateful.

Margaret Kelly from Dublin lived in Astoria Oregon. Her brother John Kelly married to Mary Byrne also lived in Astoria and had one child Maurice Kelly born April 1918 New York.....died in Palm Springs May 2008

Daniel sullivan Co Kerry Dingle. Married Mary MC Clements of Holywood Co down Children John, Robert, Dennis and Marcus Eliza and Martha. Daniel was a boat builder by trade and was called up and fought at The Battle of Trafalgar. His famous son was Dr Robert Sullivan who was a publisher of children's dictionary and geography book. He lived in Marlborough St Dublin. Dr Robert founded Sullivan Upper School.

My great x 4 paternal grandmother was Honora Sullivan born in County Kerry abt 1820. She married Francis Morrissey. Their daughter, Ellen, my great x 3 grandmother was born in County Kerry in 1841, she married James Thomas Keane and they immigrated to New Zealand, settling in Temuka. I would love more information about my Sullivan ancestors and to make family connections. Please contact Debi - debij.18@gmail.com

MY Great Grandfather was Daniel Sullivan. He came to Victoria Australia c1860. Records say he was born 1840 in County Cork (no details). He was RC and married a Protestant so had two weddings on the same day at Port Fairy, Victoria I believe this was fairly common to keep both families reasonably happy. . Both Certificates say his father was John Sullivan. The RC one says his mother was Mary Kennedy - the C of E one says his mother was Julia Manning. Makes it virtually impossible to find which Daniel Sullivan he was and from which part of County Cork he was from. I have a list of Daniel Sullivans born in County Cork and marriages of a John with Mary Kennedy and Julia Manning but can't pin him down. Any suggestions.

My great great grandfather was Roger Sullivan of County Kerry; left in May 1848 on the Swan out of Cork with wife Catherine Moynihan. Died in Warren County, NY, early 20th century. Had several (11?) children, among them John R. (my great grandfather), Patrick and Joanna (died young, buried in St Mary's Cemetery in South Glens Falls, NY, with Roger and Catherine). I have not been able to find much else. John R's wife, my great grandmother Anna Stack Sullivan, also had parents who emigrated, I presume during the Famine, but I can't find anything about her parents other than census records stating they were born in Ireland.

Oldest Family member was Cornelius Sullivan born in Ireland about 1794. died in Fall River, MA. in 1856. Married a Bridget Eagan. Died in 1855.. Cornelius was Thought to have immigrated to USA betwen 1850-1855. May of had 8 children.

Rutherford B. Hayes Ex president of the United States 1800's?

I just started tracing my roots and am excited to find out more about my Irish roots.

Looking for any information and confirmation on my ancestors John Hayes born 1832-1892 who married catherine Reilly 1846-1926 I am looking for the next link for Johns Father.. John Hayes ?

i am brier hayes and i wut ti find my famly histry

(Part 1 of 3) The Hayes name has a long history in the British Isles, but now DNA and some recorded history says its origin is from the north-west region of the Emerald Island. The Hayes story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup C2] can trace their beginnings to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Hayes surname origin is possibly from the Dáirine [R1b-L513] who found the Kingdom of Brycheiniog, Wales around 300 CE.

(Part 2 of 3) According to research, the Kingdom of Brycheiniog will take part in an invasion of Brittany, France around 500 CE. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Hayes story begins in pre-history Ireland but this descendant will then move to Wales where the family can be traced back to their Welsh tribe Cydifor Fawr. This line and many of his kin will then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 3 of 3) Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring their story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

My name is Catherine Anne. I believe the IrishGaelic ? translation would be Caitrin Anna. How do you pronounce this? My Irish family roots can be traced back to the 1500s on my dads side, and the 1100s on my moms.

Looking for any info on my great grandparents Hugh hayes and Mary curran, their children William and John. My father Alexander niblock hayes, who migrated to Australia in 1949. Hugh and family lived at 49 king st Bangor county down in 1901-11.

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My 2x great grandmother was Mary Kennedy born approx 1852 Clare, Ireland. We don't know anything about how she came to Australia. She married a James Augustine Smith in Adelaide, South Australia in October 1880 and she died July 1918 in Adelaide, South Australia. I would appreciate knowledge of her life before she arrived in Australia

Correction Thomas was arrested in 1795 in his family's Waterford Crystal shop on the corner of St. Stephen's Street and Drury Lane.

My 4Xgreat ggrandfather was Thomas Kennedy b circa 1782/1783 in Dublin. He was an Irish Rebel, a Defender, arrested in 1785 for high treason against the Crown, and convicted in Dublin the following year. His coconspirators, were hung. Thomas was spared due to his age (13/14) and transported to Australia on the convict ship Brittania in December 1796,arriving in NSW in mid 1797. I have been unsuccessful in obtaining accurate detail on his parents and would appreciate any information other members may have.

My great grandfather was William Henry born 1867 or 1868. He married Isabella Hannah Brown. They had a son, William George Kennedy and my dad was William Christian Kennedy. Any information would be greatly appreciated and very excitedly received.

My great x 3 grand mother was Sarah Ann Kennedy. She was born in 1831 in County Clare to Laurence Kennedy and Barbara Holland. At some stage she immigrated to Australia, where she married my great x 3 grandfather, James Michael Ryan in Victoria. They immigrated to New Zealand. James drowned in Saltwater Creek, Timaru and Sarah remarried to Andrew Dowling. She died on 8 Feb 1918 in Timaru New Zealand. I am unable to go back any further and would love to find out more about my ancestors and make family connections. Please contact Debi - debij.18@gmail.com

Timothy KENNEDY b. 1802 The Spittal Tipperary Town County Tipperary married Catherine McGrath then travelled to Australia about 1840.

You mention, "A further point is that any connection between the Irish and Scottish Kennedys is purely one of etymology; there is no evidenced genealogical connection." That is almost true. My people emigrated from Canna Island, Scotland, to Nova Scotia in 1791. I was surprised to discover that my Kennedy DNA is Dal gCais. I'm left with a mystery - why and when did my Kennedy ancestors go to Canna. Here is my blog on my own family history: http://cannakennedy.blogspot.ca/2014/12/from-canna-to-canada.html

My great grandmother was Rose Kennedy, she was born in 1885 and married John McAvoy who was born 1882. IF anyone has any extra information on either of them I would appreciate it.

Hello Gail Ryan, you wrote this to a Jenny Miller (no dates). "My great-grandfather Patrick Ryan and great-grandmother Bridget Treacy came from Borrisoleigh, and also emigrated to Queensland in ~1880. They got off the boat in Townsville, and spent their lives in Charters Towers. Perhaps we are related - Borrisoleigh is not a huge town!! My name is Cherilyn, my maiden name Cherilyn Ryan. My great-grandfather (Michael Ryan) was the twin brother of Patrick Ryan, your g-grandfather. My g-grandfather's name was Thomas Ryan and he married Anne Russell in June 1899 (or it may be 1880 - hard to tell), in Borrisoleigh, Tipperary. The town seems to be spelt differently sometimes - Borrisleigh. Sometime after that date in 1899/ 1880, the twin brothers, Thomas and Patrick, came to Townsville, North Queensland, Australia. I know my grandfather's side of the family, i.e. his parents Thomas and Anne Ryan, lived on a cattle property/ station at Calcium/ Reid River/ Toonpan/ Woodstock area - all tiny little places, more like localities really. My grandfather, and in turn my father were both born at Calcium. Woodstock is the largest village and does have a tiny school, but not even a pub! Those areas are not too far south of Townsville (now a city of 150,000 or so). Some of the Ryan's still live on that original property - there are four houses of Ryan's still remaining there. Personally, I don't know them. On my grandfather's (Michael Ryan's) birth certificate, his father Thomas Ryan's occupation is listed as lime-burner. I can't find anything that may relate to Thomas and Patrick's parents or siblings though, those who remained in Ireland, or Thomas and Patrick's dates of birth. I also can't find the date they emigrated to Australia. I was wondering if you had any information on them at all? Perhaps a photo of Thomas and Patrick together, I wonder if they were identical twins. Your g-grandparents, as far as I can tell, lived in and around Townsville all their lives, Charters Towers is quite a bit further away, well in those days of horse and cart anyway - 137km away. Gold was found in Charters Towers at one stage and perhaps they went off to the gold fields for a time. On your side of the family - I have a small "The Ryans - Family History" booklet regarding the offspring of Patrick and Bridget, formerly Tracy (spelt that way in the booklet). They had 9 children, and this particular booklet, it says, was "compiled for the Ryan Family Reunion, 27th September 1997". One of my father's aunts must have given it to me, and some of them must have kept in contact with their cousins - your side of the family. This booklet then goes on to name and give commentary on Patrick and Bridget's third born (May 1885 in Townsville), their son Thomas Patrick Ryan, who married an Alice Isabell MacDonald. It appears they had 12 children!! Your g-grandfather Patrick's occupation was listed as labourer when his son Thomas Patrick was born, according to the booklet. There are two photos in the booklet of your g-grandfather Patrick Ryan and his wife Bridget Ryan, no date on the photo though. There is also another photo of your grandfather (4 generations it says), dated 1939. Anyway, I was wondering if you could help me with any more history of on g-grandfather Thomas Ryan and his twin brother Patrick Ryan. As an aside, lime was found on that property at Calcium, also a large cattle station, and it was called the Ryan Lime Company. To this day, lime is still quarried there, but no longer owned by the Ryan's. The quarrying operation was sold decades ago and my grandfather and grandmother (Michael and Eileen Ryan) moved to Brisbane in the 1940's and built a number of shops and a small supermarket (there were no large ones back in the day) in an inner suburb of Brisbane (Queensland's capital). I have also travelled to Ireland in 1979 (and again in 2019, 40 years later). My boyfriend and I, now husband, went to see my grandfather's cousin in 1979, we were with an Irish mate in Nenagh, Tipperary (my boyfriend worked with him in London), whose mother knew my grandfather's cousin - a small world. They had a lovely home on a farm, a quite large double story house - sadly, I can't remember their names, but they lived quite close to Nenagh, where our mate came from. Anyway, this thread doesn't seem to have any dates or years on it, so hopefully I'm not writing this and it goes off into the never, never! Cheers.

Patrick Ryan married to Liza McAnnally 1860

My x 3 great grandfather was James Michael Ryan, born in Galway, Ireland abt 1819 (unsure of whether his birthplace is correct). He must have immigrated to Australia at some stage if he was born in Ireland (perhaps with parents). His father was Michael Ryan born abt 1797 in Ireland. His mother is believed to be Honora Shaulsy / Shanley / Brien (in some connected records) birthdate unknown. He married Sarah Ann Kennedy in Australia and then moved to Timaru New Zealand where he drowned in Saltwater Creek in 1867. I am unable to go back any further and would love to make some family connections and get more information about our ancestors, please contact Debi - debij.18@gmail.com

Hi, My paternal grandma was a Ryan, Margaret Ann Kathleen Ryan born in Collingwood, Victoria Australia in 1898. Her father my Great grandfather was James Michael Ryan born in Collingwood, Victoria Australia in 1858. His father my GG grandfather was Michael William Ryan born in Ireland in 1828, Tipperary. He was baptised in Drom and Inch, Diocese Cashel and Emly. I have a Gedmatch number if you would like it please contact me.

My 2x Great-grandfather. James A. Ryan was born in Thornback, Kilkenny, Ireland 9 Sep 1832 and died in Piatt Co., IL, USA 29 Dec 1900. He had a sister, Agnes, who died a spinster in Troyswood, Kilkenny, Ireland 05 Oct 1907. I am trying to find if he had other siblings. I believe his parents to have been William and Bridget Kirwick Ryan who both died in Ireland, but I am not positive where.

Jenny Miller - my great-grandfather Patrick Ryan and great-grandmother Bridget Treacy came from Borrisoleigh, and also emigrated to Queensland in ~1880. They got off the boat in Townsville, and spent their lives in Charters Towers. Perhaps we are related - Borrisoleigh is not a huge town!!

You'll find a lot of famous Ryans here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_(surname)

I'm a Ryan Daniel Joseph Ryan was my papa Daniel Joseph Ryan Jr I am all alone my family wanted blood money long story anyone my Nana Carney don't even know her name my gram was Lillian carney

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_H._Ryan William Henry Ryan 1860-1939 (son of my family's original emigrants Patrick Ryan, Tipperary and Margaret Brennan, unconfirmed) making William H. a first generation immigrant who served as a US Congressman for two terms 1901-1908, coinciding with the years during which Theodore Roosevelt was President of the US. He personally hosted the Native American Chief Geronimo during his visit to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo in 1901. [WHR is my father's great uncle and namesake and my father is one of the last living link to have known him. We have not been able to confirm the townlands of Patrick and Margaret. It has been a very stubborn brick wall. Any assistance/suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thank you! MRF]

My great grandfather Michael Ryan Raymond, was married to two Margaret Ryans (Moneen and Sean Eamon), with a total of seventeen children, the offspring of which includes large conclaves in Australia and USA. His grand father was also Michael Ryan (1764) married to Johanna Kilfoyle. They hailed from Foilnacanna in Upperchurch, but my g. grandfather moved to Glenough, and we still have a strong presence on the old ancestral lands. You can view the school attended by our family since it was established in 1856 by visiting Glenough Schoolhouse on Facebook. Regards, Don Ryan .

Patrick Ryan born 1811 Tipperary Married Margaret Boyle born 1817 Cashel area Ballypatrick

My GGGrandfather Michael Ryan born in Upperchurch Married Mary Quinlan in Borrisoleigh parish church 13 th July 1856. Immigrated on “Windsor Castle” 23rd April from Plymouth to Rockhampton Australia with children. Patrick, Bernard,John, Michael, and Mary. Oldest Daughter Eliza remained in Nenagh married Thomas Lynch. Ryan family settled in Springsure in Central Queensland. Michael Sr died 10th July 1908 aged 84yrs.

Michael Patrick Ryan (my 3x great uncle) emigrated to Canada from Pallis, Donohill Tipperary with his father and siblings. He was my paternal grandmother Mary Susan Ryan's great uncle. Elected MP of Canada's first parliament. more details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Patrick_Ryan

My 3rd great grandfather was Denis Ryan born 1825 in Tipperary. Emigrated to Australia with his mother Margaret D'Arcy in 1856, married Martha Manson in Victoria Australia in 1861 and he and his family emigrated to New Zealand. His father was either Patrick Ryan or Michael Ryan - this differs on two different certificates. My Ancestry tree is https://www.ancestry.com.au/family-tree/tree/158399137/family/familyview and happy to provide a Gedmatch number if you would like to contact me. Regards. Denise

Great grandfather John Ryan from Limerick immigrated about 1850 to Essex County, Ontario Canada. Adopted by Langlois family. No other documentation or information available. Any help much appreciated. Bonnie Ryan Beaudry

Our Ryan's come from Bottomstown, Murroe, Limerick. That is about all I know except my grandfather said the Ryan girls were known to be great beauties and his grandmother was Mary Ann Ryan O'Maley. If anyone can elaborate on the family, please let me know. Thank you and God Bless you.

Am an only child with little facts re my great grandparents. Patrick Ryan was killed in a railroad accident in Youngstown, Ohio in 1892. He left his wife, Ellen Muldowney from Kilkenny, per her obituary, and 3 almost adult grown children. John Patrick is my Great Grandfather and then Edward M and Mary. John P died in 1919, leaving my Grandma, Anna McVey, with 3 children under 6. John, William Grant and Mary. Dad is William (1912-1991). Any help would be appreciated. Some day, I hope to see photos. Rosemary

(Part 1 of 3) The Ryan name has a long history in the British Isles, but now DNA and some recorded history says its origin is from the south-west region of the Emerald Island. The Ryan story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup O2] can trace their beginnings to what is now County Kerry from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Ryan surname origin is possibly a branch of what will become the Dáirine [R1b-L513] who are found in south Ireland around 300 CE.

(Part 2 of 3) According to research, the Dáirine will join with the Dál Riata of north-east Ireland and invade Scotland around 500 CE. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Ryan story begins in pre-history Ireland but many of his descendants will then move to Kintyre, Scotland where they and other R1b-L513 members will form the Dalriada. This line and many of his kin will then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 2 of 3) According to research, the Dáirine will join with the Dál Riata of north-east Ireland and invade Scotland around 500 CE. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Ryan story begins in pre-history Ireland but many of his descendants will then move to Kintyre, Scotland where they and other R1b-L513 members will form the Dalriada. This line and many of his kin will then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 3 of 3) Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring their story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

My great grandfather Matthew Ryan was married to Hattie Hookano in Hawaii sometime in the early 1900s. Our ancestry family tree can be found here trees.ancestry.comtree16268950familyfamilyview if you are related to me or know anything more about my family tree please feel free to contact me through ancestry.com.

Hi! I have several different Carroll families as ancestors, and am stuck in research.

James Carroll, the brother of my great Grandfather married Margaret O'Carroll daughter of Cain O'Carroll, son of Kiran? O'Carroll.
My great grandfather, John Carroll married Eliza Carroll after coming to America. I can trace my great grandfather but not my great grandmother?

hi. i am a carroll with ancestry to King's Cove, newfoundland. cannot get from newfoundland back to ireland. anyone know of a john carroll b. 1869 m. Anastasia Sexton. Seeking to know ancestry of john carroll. thx

I am a descendant of Stephen Carroll born 1733 in Tipperary, Ireland to Patrick Carroll and Bridge Ann Wild. He came to the US with two brothers and settled in Wilmington, North Carolina where he died in 1828. His son Benjamin Carroll fought in the North Carolina Militia during the Revolutionary War. I was wanting to find out more of my relatives from Ireland. My name is Jacob Carroll

Hi Our people are from county laois Ireland

Looking for info re: gggrandfather John A. Carroll born in County Mayo 1822 (spouse, Ellen Monahan Carroll -no other info known). Their child, James E. Carroll, is my gggrandfather, born New York City, New York, USA on Sept. 13, 1846 (spouse, Anna McHale Carroll of St. Louis, Missouri.) To this union ten children were born; one is my ggrandmother, Margaret Ellen Carroll Abell, born December 11, 1880, Amboy, Illinois, USA.

I was a bit surprised that County Cavan was not mentioned unless other Crrolls migrated there. What might have been their County of origin? Like another entry, my maternal grandmother's dad, James Carroll, Jr., was born in County Cavan. His DOBnwas November 11, 1833 in Maudabawn, Cootehill, Drumgoon Parish, County Cavan, Ulster Province, Ireland While Co Cavan is in Ulster Province it is part of the Republic of Ireland and not of Northern Ireland.

Good evening !My Carroll surname comes from some Wiresh Carroll that lived in Argentina in middle 1800s, and had a son Miguel Estevan around 1849 from her wife Carolina. I have found completely zero information about him. Can you help ? Regards !!

I want to connect with Carroll family Limerick. I have done a lot of 'digging' for information but there are gaps. Do you have a connection to Thomas William Carroll born 17/3/1879, Poona, India. His sister was Ellen Carroll born 6/4/1875, Deesa, India. She is my grandmother. Their mother was Mary who married Thomas Carroll a soldier in India and later married John Dowrie, also a soldier, in India. They retruned to live in Dixons Lane in limerick. The gap is who is Mary an how she was in India. Anybody????

Rich I am searching for birthplace of my g-grandfather Patrick Carroll born about 1828 somewhere in Ireland. He immigrated to the US in the mid 1850's. I am also searching for any Carroll family members in the I-P37 DNA Haplogroup. Thanks

Looking for my gggrandmother Mary Carroll born 1845 Co Cavan Father James Carroll farmer mother Mary Carolan. She came to Australia and married John Malone here in 1864 Regards Ray Coster Australia

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I would like to find out more about the Burke family.

I’m looking for information on Patrick Burke, who married Anne Garvey and had at least 2 children named Bridget (born approx 1888) and William (born approx 1896).

I have been searching for info on Ulick Burke b.1690. He was the first Burk of my family to come to the USA from Ireland. He came to Baltimore, Maryland. I have seen one tree that says he came from Galway but nothing to back that up or any info about his parents. If anyone has more information I would be forever grateful.

My great grandfather was Peter Lynch and immigrated to California in 1870. He was the son of Mathew Lynch and Margret Lynch. I understand he was from Cavan but I don't know much else about my great grandparents.

My great grandfather was Peter Lynch and immigrated to California in 1870. He was the son of Mathew Lynch and Margret Lynch. I understand he was from Cavan but I don't know much else about my great grandparents.

James Lynch. Dublin, Ireland. 1890's birth in Ireland. 1930's death in Gary, Indiana

Hi, Do you have any information on any of the following from Buncrana Donegal. George Lynch farmer who married Bridget Doherty at Cockerhill RC Church Abt 1861. He had a brother named James who married Martha Frield George Lynch Bridget Doherty Lynch had the following children. 1860 Mary. 1862 Elizabeth. 1865 Edward. 1867 Matthew. 1870 Charles My Grandfather. 1872 James.1874 George. 1876 Margaret. Abt 1880 Susan Lynch who migrated to Boston USA. Any descendents out there who wish to add to the family history?

Looking for descendants connected to John Lynch b.1813 in Donegal, Ireland. John emmigrated to the Boston, USA area via New Brunswick,Canada in 1834. Johns will lists his parents names as James and Bridget Lynch of Donegal. Ive hit a stone wall for the last couple of years and could use some help. Brothers of John are William and Cornelius I believe. Thanks.

My grandmother - Julia Sullivan married John Lynch. They lived in Banteer, Cork, Ireland. Later moved to the USA. They had 4 children - John, Maurice, Mary Catherine May and Ellen Marie Nell. Any relatives out there?

For VirginiaKathleen look at my addition to above text re the synonymous usage of Lynchahan and Lynch in 19th century Registers in Inishowen, Donegal, as noted by the Register General Matheson in his Varieties Synonymes of Surnames...in Ireland 1901. This means a strong likelihood of Donegal Lynches being O Loingseachain, especially taken together with the comments of Woulfe, supra.

My mother always told me we were descended from the Galway Lynches, but her mother Katherine Bridget Lynch and her 7 siblings were born in Moville, Co. Donegal. Her father, Edward Lynch, was a marine engineer, and her mother, Katherine McLaughlin, was a District Nurse. They resided on Quay St. and sadly, died at young ages, when my grandmother was 9 leaving 8 orphaned children 5 of which were minors. They went to live in a Catholic orphanage across the Bay of Inishowen in Derry. My grandmother immigrated to NY and Brooklyn in 1911. Later married John Barr of Ballymacarthur, Donegal. Hello...

Lynching is attributed to Charles Lynch 17361796, an American Revolutionary who headed a Virginia court punishing supporters of the British. I prefer the story I was passed down, that it originates from a Mayor of Galway, James Lynch, who hung his son from the balcony of his house in 1493.

My name is Theresa Resino maiden name Walsh origin of my Walsh family was Mayo at the turn of the 19th Century. The only male Walsh in our famly that has taken his DNA has a haplogroup of I-P109 curious about this.

Same first and last name of my grandfather middle name was Joseph

So I am leaving a message to all Walsh families in Kilkenny Ire my name is Reuben Innes and I am connected to a DNA family who 400 years ago lived there that was my surname before Innes family tree has one name family Jackman my tribal markers are R1b-L513

John Walsh was my grandad, he came over from Ireland to London, where I was born. He grew up in a home and so his heritage is slightly shrouded in history, especially on his Dad's side - whoever he may have been. Some secret. He was born in Dublin, was sent to Cork, and then found himself in Galway. That's when he met my Nanny Norah and eventually came over here to London.

I’m a great-grandson of Adam Walsh of Antrim Co. Ireland. He may have been born between1855-65. Came to Canada in near 1895. And settled in Renfrew Co., Ontario.

I’m a Walsh from New York have family in county Clare trying to connect with

Anthony, I am a Walsh with family roots in Co. Carlow....St. Mullins / barony of Idrone area. My Y-DNA haplogroup is T-M70. Regards, Brian Walsh

Descendant of Thomas Joseph Walsh from Brooklyn New York. US Navy veteran.

Great-Grandfather, William H. Walsh, born 1873 in Pa., USA; father, Edward, born in Ireland.

(Part 3 or 3) Guy’s sons will join the Welsh Adventurers and invade Ireland bringing their quest back to their native land. Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring the story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

(Part 2 of 3) According to research, the Domnaill name is also found in Brittany, France. It is a very old name which appears in the 5th century Roman inscriptions as Dumnovellaunos in Brittany meaning “Deep Valour” equivalent to Irish Domhnaill. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Walsh story begins in pre-history Ireland then moves to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages. Guy de Sancto Wallerico’s ancestor joined the Normans and invaded England in 1066. In 1128, he is granted lands in south Wales.

(Part 1 of 3) You may say the Walsh surname is not of Irish origin, but Welsh and Norman (from Normandy, France). But now DNA and some recorded history says otherwise. DNA tells us the origin of Walsh is as Irish as they come. The Walsh story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup B2] can trace their origins to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Walsh surname origin is from Clan Domnaill [DNA Tribe R1b-L513, Subgroup B1] and relations who remain in Ireland take the modern surname (O’)Donnelly and McDonald in Ireland.

You may say the Walsh surname is not of Irish origin, but Welsh and Norman (from Normandy, France). But now DNA and some recorded history says otherwise. DNA tells us the origin of Walsh is as Irish as they come. The Walsh story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup B2] can trace their origins to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Walsh surname origin is from Clan Domnaill [DNA Tribe R1b-L513, Subgroup B1] and relations who remain in Ireland take the modern surname (O’)Donnelly and McDonald in Ireland. The Domnaill name is also found in Brittany, France according to research from the Centre de Recherche Bretonne et Celti

You may say the Walsh surname is not of Irish origin, but Welsh and Norman (from Normandy, France). But now DNA and some recorded history says otherwise. DNA tells us the origin of Walsh is as Irish as they come. The Walsh story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup B2] can trace their origins to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Walsh surname origin is from Clan Domnaill [DNA Tribe R1b-L513, Subgroup B1] and relations who remain in Ireland take the modern surname (O’)Donnelly and McDonald in Ireland. The Domnaill name is also found in Brittany, France according to research from the Centre de Recherche Bretonne et Celti

Descendant of Michael Walsh of Ireland.

I have just recently started searching for my family in Ireland. My 5th great grandparents were Owen and Hanonah Dennehy McCarthy could you be any help in where to look

My father, Joseph McCarthy told me that his grandfather - also Joseph McCarthy was born in Lucan County, Ontario in 1854. His father Joe came over from the potato famine/genocide, but back in Ireland the genealogy trail runs dry. The McCarthys of Ontario were involved in the famous Donnelly massacre, and moved very shortly after to Chicago, where my grandfather was born. No-one was ever accused of the crime - everybody hated the Donnellys apparently.

Yes sonny canavan was famous for making bodhran drums and was the best at doing so, in which people from all around the world would travel to Ireland just to get their hands on one. He was also a very very well respected man, he had one glass eye from being shot in the face and would often take it out in the pub to give the locals a fright.

I am a Mccarthy and live in Sheffield. My family are all from Ireland and there's still lots over there I have never met. Not sure where they are all from but I think it's county kerry, listowel, and Dublin.. My great grandfather was a man called sonny canavan. He made drums.

My great grandfather was Johnny the baker from Manchester conn

I have Mary McCarthy born c 1853 in Cork. Immigrated to Queensland, Australia in 1877 with sister, Nora. Mary's marriage certificate states that her parents were Timothy McCarthy and Kate Leary. Can anyone help with information on where they came from and if there were any more siblings.

My family came from Cork. My 5th GreatGrandfather was Timothy McCarthy 1801-1876. His father was Eoghan (Owen) McCarthy 1756-1847 and was married to Hanora Dennehey or Dehahy. These family members were from Claragh, Millstreet, Co. Cork. My family members have been traced to Donal Caomh Reagh MacCarthy Direct ancestor (20 generations) 1240 - 1320 and further back than that.

Don’t know

I’m not sure of anyone

Hi all, Am researching my McCarthy Ancestors on my paternal Grandmothers Mothers side. Who came to India in the mid 1800’s. I do not have their birth or marriage records, still trying to find the same through the British Library which has India records and also on find my past etc. I have records of his children being born - all in India and also his death in India in 1908. He was working as a Chief Guard in the South Indian Railways. It could be him who came to India or his Father before him. The name was Thomas Dever McCarthy. Married Anne Elizabeth Patterson in India. Many many thanks. Regards. Savio Castell.

(Part 1 of 3) The McCarthy name has a long history in Ireland, but now DNA and some recorded history says the Kerry region of McCarthy’s has a separate origin from the McCarthy’s of Cork. The Kerry McCarthy story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup O2] can trace their beginnings to what is now County Kerry from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The McCarthy surname origin is possibly a branch of what will become the Dáirine [R1b-L513] who are found in south Ireland around 300 CE.

(Part 2 of 3) According to research, the Dáirine will join with the Dál Riata of north-east Ireland and invade Scotland around 500 CE. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The McCarthy story begins in pre-history Ireland but many of his descendants will then move to Kintyre, Scotland where they and other R1b-L513 members will form the Dalriada. This line and many of his kin will then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 3 of 3) Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring their story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

Hello, I am looking for information about my ancestors from Templemore, County Tipperary named Edward Fitzgerald B. 1759 D. 1841 in London Ontario who married Margaret Talbot. They were part of the Thomas Talbot expedition who organized a group to travel from Ireland to create a new colony in the London, Ontario, Canada about 1818/19. They had

I'm looking to find a Geraldine Fitzgerald who was born in the early 1940's in Dublin Her Dad was James Fitzgerald and mother was JANE PENSTON , She has a brother name Gabriel

Hi, I'm new here, I know most of my family lived in Dublin, There was a suggestion that we came from Knockavanna , But I have not been able to trace them there so far . I am interested to find any of my family who may have emigrated . Thank you All

Looking for ancestors, siblings and descendants of William Fitzgerald & Mary Duggan/Small, born about 1840; married Mary Duggan (or Mary Small depending on church & civil records). Between 1865 and 1879 they have Patrick, Michael, John, Thomas, Catherine, James and twins Anne and Bridget - possibly others. I'm descended from John, and John and Catherine emigrated to New Jersey, USA in the 1890s. The twins apparently died before they were 1 year old. Most were born in Bruff, Hospital and Ballingoola.

Garda sergeant richard Fitzgerald born @ 1895 ballincollig cork. Member of IRB, civic guard and one of the first garda schiocana . Reputably one of michael Collins close allies during the troubles and civil war .

Hi My name is John Fitz-Gerald, I am looking for info on my G.G.G-father Robert who I believe lived in Rathdowney Laois and was related to the Earle's of Kildare. He married Mary Connor and had 4 sons and 5 daughters, 1) Edward was killed when he fell from his horse 2) John who was a major in the Scot's Grey's 3)Robert who was a major in the Black Watch 4) Hans who was a captain in the Irish Guards He Married Anne St. Clare about 1866 and emigrated to Durban South Africa1867. The daughters were 1) Nan 2) Jessie 3) Theodora 4) Eleanor And 5) Geraldine. Anyone with any info can e-mail me on johnfg1949@gmail.com

Hello My name is Pamela Lawson (Fitzgerald) I have been searching for my ancestery My grandfather Edward Charles claimed to be born in Melbourne Australia 1858, on his marriage certificate Father Martin married to Mary Ann /Jane Murphy I don't know where in Ireland he could have come from. To the best of my knowledge we don't know of any relatives in Australia If some light could be shed on this I would be extremely grateful .

Looking for info. on my Great, Great, Great grandparents. John and Martha Fitzgerald of Tipperary. A daughter, Agnes came to Canada aprox. 1847 and married Arthur Churchill in 1848, settling in Ontario. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Looking for information on John Fitzgerald born about 1834. Might have been buried at St. Mary's Church, Dungarvan, Kilkenny. I have a letter he wrote from Dungarvan Union in 1880. Also looking for info on his son Edward B born in 1852. Mother was Bridget. He emigrated maybe in 1863.

Looking for information on my Fitzgerald family: Maurice b: 06 October 1856 Rathmore County Kerry d:29 January 1941 Mangaiti Te Aroha New Zealand. Son of William and Mary Fitzgerald. M:Julia Patrica Whyte b:Kyle Cloughjordan,County Tipperary.

Maurice b: 06 October 1856 Rathmore County Kerry d:29 January 1941 Mangaiti Te Aroha New Zealand. Son of William and Mary Fitzgerald. M:Julia Patrica Whyte b:Kyle Cloughjordan,County Tipperary.

Hello. My name is Cheryl Christie. I am looking for information about my great grandmother, Mary Fitzgerald. She married John O'Dwyer. They had three children, Kathleen, James and John between 1870 and 1880 in Tipperary or Limerick. I am trying to determine Mary's birthdate, date of marriage and date of death. Any information would be welcome.

SI'm looking for information on my granda john fitzgerald he was born in Dublin his mother was Agnes Reiley to her own the moved to scotland early last century his brother was killed in the second war and his name is on the war mammorial at Coatbridge Scotland any help appreciated

My grandad was lance sergeant Harry Fitzgerald who died in Burma in WW2

My Dad, John Fitzgerald was born in Tramore Co. Waterford. He had four siblings, Frank Freddie, Mamie and Kathleen. His father, John Joe was born into a very big family in Tramore in the gatehouse of what may have been a convent or priory. My grandmother was Eileen Dunne. I think my great grandfather may have come from either Waterford or Wexford.

In 1850, John (b: 4, Mar 1826), Richard (10 Apr 1827), James (b: 4 May 1828), Catherine (5 Dec 1829), John (20 Sept 1831) traveled to the US through New York, Settling in Buffalo County, WI. They were baptized in Dromin-Athlaca, Limerick county. Parents were William Fitzgerald and Johanna Brown. Richard is my Great Grandfather. It would be great to make any connections,info on how to identify William and Johanna. I don't imagine there would be family left since all the siblings left together.

Hi my name is matt1965- my dad johnSean 1929-my grandad john 1898 my great grandad William187 7 my great great grandad john1847 he was from ballingarry Tipperary i am look for info on his sonsRichard 1872 and john1887 and their sisters Ellen, Johanna, Mary, Margaret anyone with any info can e-mail me mattskarategmail.com

Hello, I am looking for information about my ancestors from Templemore, County Tipperary named Edward Fitzgerald B. 1759 D. 1841 in London Ontario who married Margaret Talbot. They were part of the Thomas Talbot expedition who organized a group to travel from Ireland to create a new colony in the London, Ontario, Canada about 1818/19. They had

I'm looking to find a Geraldine Fitzgerald who was born in the early 1940's in Dublin Her Dad was James Fitzgerald and mother was JANE PENSTON , She has a brother name Gabriel

Hi, I'm new here, I know most of my family lived in Dublin, There was a suggestion that we came from Knockavanna , But I have not been able to trace them there so far . I am interested to find any of my family who may have emigrated . Thank you All

Looking for ancestors, siblings and descendants of William Fitzgerald & Mary Duggan/Small, born about 1840; married Mary Duggan (or Mary Small depending on church & civil records). Between 1865 and 1879 they have Patrick, Michael, John, Thomas, Catherine, James and twins Anne and Bridget - possibly others. I'm descended from John, and John and Catherine emigrated to New Jersey, USA in the 1890s. The twins apparently died before they were 1 year old. Most were born in Bruff, Hospital and Ballingoola.

Garda sergeant richard Fitzgerald born @ 1895 ballincollig cork. Member of IRB, civic guard and one of the first garda schiocana . Reputably one of michael Collins close allies during the troubles and civil war .

Hi My name is John Fitz-Gerald, I am looking for info on my G.G.G-father Robert who I believe lived in Rathdowney Laois and was related to the Earle's of Kildare. He married Mary Connor and had 4 sons and 5 daughters, 1) Edward was killed when he fell from his horse 2) John who was a major in the Scot's Grey's 3)Robert who was a major in the Black Watch 4) Hans who was a captain in the Irish Guards He Married Anne St. Clare about 1866 and emigrated to Durban South Africa1867. The daughters were 1) Nan 2) Jessie 3) Theodora 4) Eleanor And 5) Geraldine. Anyone with any info can e-mail me on johnfg1949@gmail.com

Hello My name is Pamela Lawson (Fitzgerald) I have been searching for my ancestery My grandfather Edward Charles claimed to be born in Melbourne Australia 1858, on his marriage certificate Father Martin married to Mary Ann /Jane Murphy I don't know where in Ireland he could have come from. To the best of my knowledge we don't know of any relatives in Australia If some light could be shed on this I would be extremely grateful .

Looking for info. on my Great, Great, Great grandparents. John and Martha Fitzgerald of Tipperary. A daughter, Agnes came to Canada aprox. 1847 and married Arthur Churchill in 1848, settling in Ontario. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Looking for information on John Fitzgerald born about 1834. Might have been buried at St. Mary's Church, Dungarvan, Kilkenny. I have a letter he wrote from Dungarvan Union in 1880. Also looking for info on his son Edward B born in 1852. Mother was Bridget. He emigrated maybe in 1863.

Looking for information on my Fitzgerald family: Maurice b: 06 October 1856 Rathmore County Kerry d:29 January 1941 Mangaiti Te Aroha New Zealand. Son of William and Mary Fitzgerald. M:Julia Patrica Whyte b:Kyle Cloughjordan,County Tipperary.

Maurice b: 06 October 1856 Rathmore County Kerry d:29 January 1941 Mangaiti Te Aroha New Zealand. Son of William and Mary Fitzgerald. M:Julia Patrica Whyte b:Kyle Cloughjordan,County Tipperary.

Hello. My name is Cheryl Christie. I am looking for information about my great grandmother, Mary Fitzgerald. She married John O'Dwyer. They had three children, Kathleen, James and John between 1870 and 1880 in Tipperary or Limerick. I am trying to determine Mary's birthdate, date of marriage and date of death. Any information would be welcome.

SI'm looking for information on my granda john fitzgerald he was born in Dublin his mother was Agnes Reiley to her own the moved to scotland early last century his brother was killed in the second war and his name is on the war mammorial at Coatbridge Scotland any help appreciated

My grandad was lance sergeant Harry Fitzgerald who died in Burma in WW2

My Dad, John Fitzgerald was born in Tramore Co. Waterford. He had four siblings, Frank Freddie, Mamie and Kathleen. His father, John Joe was born into a very big family in Tramore in the gatehouse of what may have been a convent or priory. My grandmother was Eileen Dunne. I think my great grandfather may have come from either Waterford or Wexford.

In 1850, John (b: 4, Mar 1826), Richard (10 Apr 1827), James (b: 4 May 1828), Catherine (5 Dec 1829), John (20 Sept 1831) traveled to the US through New York, Settling in Buffalo County, WI. They were baptized in Dromin-Athlaca, Limerick county. Parents were William Fitzgerald and Johanna Brown. Richard is my Great Grandfather. It would be great to make any connections,info on how to identify William and Johanna. I don't imagine there would be family left since all the siblings left together.

Hi my name is matt1965- my dad johnSean 1929-my grandad john 1898 my great grandad William187 7 my great great grandad john1847 he was from ballingarry Tipperary i am look for info on his sonsRichard 1872 and john1887 and their sisters Ellen, Johanna, Mary, Margaret anyone with any info can e-mail me mattskarategmail.com

Michael Casey born 1710

Michael Casey born 1710

i am looking for any information about john casey who played for kildare with his four brothers thomas,billy,joe,jim in the early 1900 and won a all ireland medal my father thomas worked for c.i.e and lived in cabra west all his life they were born rathangan co kildare any information thank you ray casey thomas,son

Looking for relatives of my Great Great Great Grandmother Mary Catherine Casey born 1839 in Clonmel, Tipperary, Ireland married in 1853 in Adelaide South Australia. She passed away in Port Elliot South Australia in 1922. Her spouse was John Fidock.

Hi, I am looking for details or information about John Casey 1805 1876 of Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Ireland and his family, including forebares. The information I have located indicates he was born in Walshtown and lived in Conmoyle, both of which are townlands in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. One of his sons lived at the townland of Bryanstown in Mullingar. Getting confirmed details beyond the late 1800 or 1700's is challenging. Oral tradition, supported by family members now in their nineties, says the Casey's were in Co. Westmeath and before that Co. Cork. The time of the move is uncertain.

Yes, I am trying to track down names changes from Casey to Kaicy. I have traced down a Michael Kaicy and Julia (Kirby) Kaicy, in Ireland in 1843? However I have not been able to find anything pass that. this was in Kilkenny Ireland. Any advice would be helpful.

Hello, I’m tracing my ancestry and trying to find more information to the Casey name. My great grandmother was Mary Riley born around 1889, she had my grandfather Joseph Riley in Brooklyn New York in1907. The birth father is unknown, but I have DNA connections to the Casey family and Ireland connection to Roscommon and Longford. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

My grandmother Mary's maiden name was Casey. Her father being Martin Casey from Ireland. He married and had two kids James and Mary. Mary had four children and six Grandchildren. I don't know anything beyond my great-grandfather but would love to.

I am looking for my great great grandfather Charles Frank Casey or O’casey. He son Charles left Ireland and came to Cherokee North Carolina.

Dear All, I am looking for my bio father, whose surname is Casey. But he worked before in USA Navy, in Hawaii, per my adoptive families stories. But later I got more info, that he and/ or his families or ancestors, have been living/ connecting also, to the British Isles. I did dna tests, but in Ancestry DNA, I do not take the Tracing Region dna tests, so, I got not so details. My adoptive mother too, told me that my bio father, that Casey has a bit East Asian mixed, which are more common in Hawaii. But I just sight seeing here, so just in case, any one can advise me how to find more about our Irish ancestors, and whether there are any DNA tests projects, like the Jewish DNA tests projects. Thanks so much. Regards - Michelle

Hi, I am a Casey from Newfoundland Canada. I am trying go trace my roots back to Ireland. I know that my great grand father came from Ireland. If anyone can provide feedback. Thanks

Hi Fellow Casey's I am on the search for a James Casey whose father was John Bernard Casey a Coal Miner.james was born about 1929.me and mum have taken DNA tests and mine came back 80% irish and mums is 45% Ulster irish? Gedmatch numbers Carla A106074 Gill Casey A962767 email carlacasey@ymail.com we live in Galway Ireland

Good day I am doing my genealogy and am a descendant of a certain Roger Casey born c. 1646 "in Ireland" who landed in Acadia, New France (nowaday called New Bunswick, Canada) c. 1660. Some family rumors hint towards Co Cork... maybe Mitchelstwon. I am schedule to visit Ireland in June 2016 and would like to investigate "on site" into some archives, if such exists. I am wondering if you could either givc me some indication as to where to look for or whom to contact that could help me on this quest. Here is the website of our family where you can peak into what we have been able to discover so far about our lineage. http://caissiefamily.org/ Best regards from Montreal, Canada --

my father, Barry Casey, said that many years ago his family was under the protection of the MacLeods. Id like to know if this is true.

my casey member daniel born 1829 came over from county cork married elizabeth hunter from lincolnshire england had a sister johanne who married a richard tunnadine,he then settled in Chesterfield Derbyshire his father on his wedding certificate also daniel, afew people have mentioned a place called bandon anyone shed any light on any of the info thanks

hi im trying to trace my casey ancestors who came over fro mayo ireland and settled in west yorkshire england.

I'm seeking any information on my GGgrandfather,Garrett Hogan said to have been born somewhere in Ireland around 1799. He left Ireland around 1818 on a ship and finished up in India. He joined the East India Company Army - raising to the rank of Sergeant. He married the widow of a fellow officer, who had 2 children. They went on to have 4 girls and 4 boys together. He never had any further contact with his family - It's claimed his father thought he had run away to Australia? Why Australia in 1818 - it was no more than a penal colony at the time. Maybe there were relatives of his who had already been sent to Australia as Convicts from Ireland. Any thoughts or help would be appreciated.

Looking for info on my grandfather Morgan Kenyon Hogan and my father Robert Alexander Hogan (born 1923)

I am looking for information on the family a John Hogan, born 28 Ap 1836, Abbeyleix, Laois, Ireland

Do anyone know anything about the Hogan's who lived around Newcastle in Co Tipperary

William Griffith Hogan, immigrated to America about 1700. Married Sarah Shadwick Sullivan. Had a son James Shadrack Hogan. He had 6 sons. They went on to fight with Daniel Boone and his scout party. One of the boys married an orphan girl Daniel and wife raised.

Looking for information on Will Hogan's parents, John and Honery Hogan. Will Hogan was born 1750 and baptized at St Catherine's, Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland 3 Jun 1750. I was wondering if he had any siblings and if they traveled to USA (Virginia, North Carolina). My family are trying to complete a family history project started by my late Grandmother. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you.

Hi, I've recently found the story of a certain Michael Hogan, sailor and businessman who traveled to Australia and India before settling down in New-York (USA). He is well known for being the founder of the city of Bombay (N-Y) close to the canadian border Cornwall (ontario). I think that my family could be related to this man and his followers. I know that he was from Co Cork...but there is not much informations available concerning his life in Ireland and what happened to his family after he passed away in New-York city around 1830. His son William was involved in politics in the USA, but I was wondering if other members of this family could have moved to Canada (Upper Canada at this time) around 1850-1860. Hope you can find some informations I don't have! Thanks!

Looking for information on the Hogan’s of Laois county late 1700’s through 1870

Seeking sibling and parent information for Luke Hogan Sr., Oct, 1799, Borrisokane, Tipperary, Stone Mason by trade. Emigrated to Canada with Wife, Elizabeth (Bollard or Ballard) in 1832.

James Barry, born 1831, Cork Ireland

If you want the Barry family tree then you should speak to my Aunt Ann Fleming, she has done the family tree. At least for our branch, back though Scotland to County Cork.

My grandmother was Margaret Marie Barry and she had a sister Agnes. They both were born in Illinois in the Us but their father was born in Ireland. I am trying to find information about their parents.

My name is Jane Eblen and I live in Australia. Trying to find out information regarding Stephen Barry b. 1825 Kilnamona, Co. Clare. He married Mary McGuane b. 1831 Kilmaley. Co. Clare. I believe I am also related to a Nora Barry and Ellen Barry who is attached to John Mayer family.

My name is maire Barry my farther who's name was William Barry from tipperary in island. He moved to England Manchester were he met my mother. I would love to find more relatives. I know he had 13 brothers and sisters some of I know was called Phillip Barry who was my dad's twin also paddy Barry, Jim Barry, Michael Barry, Tom Barry, joesy Barry, winnie Barry, Nora Barry Marie Ann Barry and they are the only ones I can think of I know they all grew up I think in Glen breader on a farm tipperary. I know of some relatives in island one being Margaret Kennedy.

Grandfathers name Charles Ion Barry. From Egmont House older family used Heart Barry

Hello, My name is Frank Asencio. I am from Chicago, in the states. My mothers name is Rita Barry. Her father was James Barry. He and his brother I am told moved to the states in 1926 because of crimes against the Crown. I have been told my family is from the Cork area and also from Horse Island off Cork I believe. A couple of years ago I was in Cork and was told some relatives own a pharmacy there. Can you help me with any information please.

john barry from dunmanway west cork moved to dublin, john barrys family are still liveing in the dublin 12 area ,some other members of his family are still liveing in west cork ,clonakilty and dunmanway john barry served in the irish defence forces, cork and dublin.

I am trying to find any McGraths who went to Glasgow or Edinburgh from Waterford/ Carrick on Suir any time after 1890. Or any that served in the Military in those areas.

Hi Cant find anything before our US connections, great grandfather came to VT in the late 1800's James Joseph McGrath, ended up in Jericho, VT farming. I have visited Waterford and saw remains of McGrath's castle and found a priest who was very accommodating with information about that areas McGrath's. Hope to spend more time on this , found a marriage certificate with McGraw instead of McGrath, family lore says boot legging was involved. Haha.

Hiii there... just a shot in the dark, but my brother in law is seeking his father he never met Mr William (Billy) Ferguson McGrath from South Africa. He was the Sales Manager for Electrolux Germiston during 1977. He must be in his seventies now. It was heard last that he moved to Australia with his wife, son and daughter. If you could connect us my email is jaclynsagency@gmail.com

My McGrath ancestor was Andrew McGrath, born 1818 in Galway city Salthill, died Rahoon Parish, Galway, 1883 or 1884. His fathers name was Michael and he was from Moycullen, Galway. Andrew married Julia Judith Hackett 1829-?, daughter of Michael and Catherine Carrol Hackett of Rahoon Parish, Galway. Their oldest son, Michael b. Rahoon parish, 1865 emigrated to the U.S. and settled in the Scranton, PA area to work the coal mines. His sisters Norah and Catherine also emigrated, as well as his brother in law Luke Hackett. Would love to connect with any other McGraths from Galway.

Hi! I am about to marry into the McGrath family! My fiance is from Cork, Ireland. He joined the military while young, his parents passed away, and he never got to know his family history. I was hoping to be able to put together something for him. Id like to know what the official family tartan is, as well as military background. If anyone could help, I would appreciate it. Thanks!

Greetings to all my family out there in the World. Im a member of the Glaswegian branch of the McGrath clan. If any of you knew my grandfather Joe McGrath who lived here in Glasgow until just a few years ago Im sure the rest of the Glasgow Branch would be glad to know they havent been severed from the other branches.

Is Queen Elizabeth of England blood related to King Brian Brou High King of Ireland

Jp McMahon, celebrity Chef, Galway. Owner of Aniar, Michelin Star Restaurant My Brother

Hi Karen Rumble (nee McMahon here again. apparently I got it all wrong and My ancestor Hugh is from County Clare. would truly love to hear any info at all for Hugh and family. not holding my breath though. Thanks all the same

Looking for family related to Sir John MacMahon born 1686 in Meath,Ireland and died in 1746 somewhere in Ireland, also another person would be Robert Joseph McMahon b 1706 county Clare Monaghan Ireland died May 5 1769 in Williamsburg,Virginia..

I am just trying to learn more. Someone guild me right?!?

Hi My Maiden name is McMahon. I am a descendant of Hugh McMahon of Cootehill Co. Cavan. Hugh was born in 1815 as far as I can tell and was sent to Australia (where I live) for being a naughty boy :)...not uncommon for us Aussies. I would love any information on Hugh if there is anybody out there that might be able to steer me in the right direction. I'm just starting out on my family history Thank you in advance Karen

Hello My name Is Ashley Marlow, My maternal grandfathers Name is Paul McMahon. I am trying to build my tree but am not making much headway when I comes to anyone beyond Peter P. McMahon who born somewhere around 1806 in Ireland and died Nov, 18th, 1856

Sir William McMahon d.1980's (a former Prime minister - Australia) Son Julian (actor) living.

My Great Great Grandfather was Edward OBrien b. 1830 or 1831. He left Ireland and came to Peterborough, Ontario Canada, probably around the 1850s. He married Bridget Heffernan in Peterborough on Feb 15, 1859. Ballyporeen, Tipperary and Cork appear on various documents. His death certificate lists Tipperary as his place of birth. I have found a lot of information on the Heffernans who came to Canada, but nothing about Edward OBrien.

I am researching my grandfather's family history and hoping someone can help. What I have found out so far is that my Grandfather's grandfather was born in Kilsacron around 1859. His name is Jerimiah (Jerry) Daly. His wife was Margaret O'Connor in Kerry around 1850. I have Jerimiah's parents as Daniel Daly and Honora Prendiville. Margaret's parents as Hugh O'Connor and Mary O'Connor. I've been doing this research for a few months and keep hitting a wall to go back any further. My mother believed her father's ancestors were German, so I am excited to show her what I have so far. Really hoping someone out there has more information. Would love to have it! Thanks so much!

Patrick Daly Born approximately 1857 - 1859 in Oola, County Limerick. Trying to find where and when he died. Possibly went to America.

Hello I am looking for a Honorah Daly. Mother of Lawrence Daly came to America 1860. No father was listed for Lawrence Daly.

Hello, My name is Shirl O'Connor. My Mothers was Kathleen Kelly, Her mother was Margaret Daly her Father was Michael Kelly. Margaret's Father was Daniel Daly and her Mother was Catherine Conlon. By my Grandmothers birth Certificate she was born in Clare Kings. I know she moved to Dublin, I also believe she died in Dublin in 1938. Regards

Hi Dalys Im looking for any information on family hailing from mainly North Wall area of Dublin inc Denmark Place, Coles Lane, St Brigits Gardens. My grandfather John Joseph? Daly b. 1892 d.1963 married (25th Feb 1926) Margaret Darcy b.1902 d.1970? They had children - Peter, Mary, Christine (Chrissy), Evelyn, Patricia (Patsy) and my father George Joseph (Joe) I know family still live in the area so any info most appreciated thank you.

i am looking for Ellen Daly who married James Allen in Feb 1835 in Balyna Kildare and then moved to Birmingham England

I am looking for the Daly family who moved from West Limerick to Ballytigue Bruree Limerick in the Early 1800s fathers name Daniel sons name Charles Dennis Daly

I descend from Joseph Daly, son of Patrick and Mary Daly (her maiden name was also Daly). Joseph and his brother James came to the Queensland gold fields in the late 1870's. As there is a double Daly connection I would love to find out more. Both Joseph and James were born in Tyrrellspass Westmeath.

My ancestors are from county Rosscommon and my grandfather lived in the town of Knockcrogery. His mothers maiden name was English and he was one of then brothers and sisters.

Hi im jacqueline daly from limerick ireland,just joined this today,and will wait to see how it goes,,so hello to all my fellow irishmen amd women out there around the world,my name daly comes from the 4th century,and is also wher the name dail Eireenn,which is our parliament,translated it means meeting place,hence where our goverment meets!! also they say without a doubt related to the Daley mayors from Chicago,,its truly avery old name,so hope maybe to meet some more family out there!! so for now slan leat,, cheers jacqueline daly,,,,,

Hello! Great Grand Father left Ireland and arrived New Zealand in later 1800s. I was wondering if he had siblings and what happened to them. His name was Bartley and came from Galway, the Burren.

Hi Jackie, have you done an ancestry dna test? It's a possibility we may be related.

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John Byrne b. 1791 Mullingar Ireland Occ. Moulder m. Elizabeth b. 1793 Immigrated to Eng. Family is found in the 1841 Census of England Liverpool eventually moving to Salford, Lancashire Eng Children Laurence 1826 Ireland patrick b. 1829 Wicklow Catherine 1830 Ireland John 1837 Ireland Patrick m. Margaret Cassidy Children John Joseph, Lawrence , Patrick, Mary Anne, james Thomas John J. m. Alice Ann begat James Thomas and others James Thomas begat Joseph Bernard who begat my mother Dorothy Mae Mary Anne m. Patrick Flynn Patrick m. Annie

David Byrne lead singer of the talking heads punk band.

I have never had contact with my Dads side of the family. His name was Gerald Vivian Byrne. He moved from Rathgar to England at the age of sixteen. He had a full sister named Una and 6 half brothers from his Mums second marriage. I like to hear from any one in the family with any information thankyou

catherine brynne born 1853 was born in Derrybawn wicklow in 1853 she married john durkin born 1847 in Charlestown in county Mayo. these are my relatives any idea how i can find out more please.I know they left and moved to England but when and who were their Irish relatives?

My Great Great Grandfather, Nicholas L Hickey, was born in 1870 in Rhode Island. His parents were born in Ireland. His oldest son was named Joseph, suggesting that perhaps Nicholas' father was Joseph Hickey. He married Mary Flynn (1871), who was born in Ireland.

My Great Great Grandmother Anna Hickey B.1850/D.1897 Married Great Great Grandfather Philo C. Williams in 1868 in Harrison County, Iowa. GG Grandmother Anna and her sister Rose Hickey and also brother Lawrence came to New York, America first from County Meath, Ireland (to work for a family, don't know name). Immigration was abt. 1865.My GGG Grandparents Loughlin and Jane (Larkin) Hickey stayed in Ireland I believe. Then they came to Harrison and to Clinton Counties, Iowa, USA.. I would like to know more about my Hickey Family

My Great Great Grandmother Anna Hickey B.1850/D.1897 Married Great Great Grandfather Philo C. Williams in 1868 in Harrison County, Iowa. GG Grandmother Anna and her sister Rose Hickey and also brother Lawrence came to New York, America first from County Meath, Ireland (to work for a family, don't know name). Immigration was abt. 1865.My GGG Grandparents Loughlin and Jane (Larkin) Hickey stayed in Ireland I believe. Then they came to Harrison and to Clinton Counties, Iowa, USA.. I would like to know more about my Hickey Family

Loughlin Hickey born abt,1830/ died abt.1899 married to Jane Larkin

My father's name was John Francis Hickey, Jr. He was a jockey, horse trainer, had a New York radio show playing piano, and fought in WW ll. He met my mother in Germany, and married her. Both are deceased. He got stationed in Augusta, Ga in 1959. We lived here ever since. I'm not sure about ancestors, except most were living in New Jersey. A story my grandfather told me, was that 2 brothers in his ancestry came to the states from Ireland. One became a bar owner, the other became a catholic priest. My father's mother died in child birth when he was 2 years old. My grandfather, John F Hickey, Sr. married Pauline (nee unknown)after that. He was in the navy, then worked and retired from the railroad. My father and mother were the only children in their immediate families. There was never much talk about family history, so I don't have much legacy to pass to my two sons.

sorry my first message is wrong it should read Thomas joseph Hickey abt 1858 from Kilkenny tipperary, ireland immigration date 28 march 1881 ship Devon sponsor James ODonnell we think he had a brother Dennis Who came out later he"s parents we think are Michael Hickey and Kathleen last name unknown Thomas Hickey married Annie Hegarty in Australia her parents are Edward or(Edmund)Hegarty and Mary Anne Wade from waterford ireland they immigrated in 1840 sometime

my great grandfather THOMAS JOSEPH HICKEY born abt1858/ came from Tipperary Ireland immigrated to Australia 28 march 1881 ship Devon sponsor names was James ODonnell he's Father was Edward (Edmund) abt 1827 to 1907 Mungally waterford ireland married to Mary Anne Wade abt 1829 Dungarvan waterford ireland not sure when they immigrated to australia it was after there son we dont no much about thomas hickeys family not sure if he had brothers sisters aunts uncles would love to find out cheers kathy

My Great Great Grandparents, James and Honora (Taylor) Hickey, died (about 3 months apart) in 1846 in County Clare during the potato famine, leaving five children homeless. David, the oldest, came to America and worked to save money for his siblings to come. John, 13 and Thomas, 6 went to Scotland to tend sheep for $25. I do not know the name of the family that they worked for, nor who took in the two youngest, Catherine, about 2 or 3 and Margaret about 1. They were Catholics and maybe the church helped them, but I cannot find anything about that time before they came to America.

My Fathers name was Edward Hickey he was born in wellington street Dublin north around 1930 he died in 1962 in birmingham England his wifes name was sarah Devoy she came from Dublin north I don't know my grandparents names on my fathers side any help with birth records or any thing I would be very grateful thank you

My precious grandmother on my mother’s side’ mother was named Catherine (not sure if this is correct spelling - there are five following her, including me, many spelled differently) Hickey (Blanchard married name to Franklin Blanchard, Savannah, GA.) She was from somewhere in Ireland. I do not know how they met. She died during the birth of Grandma’s baby sister. Grandma was born in 1886, Katherine Blanchard (Simmons - June 1906 marriage to Henry Hull Simmons, son of the Honorable T. E. Simmons, American Ambassador to Germany.) I believe Catherine Hickey was from County Cork, Ireland, but not sure. She was buried in Savannah, GA, but I do not remember the location of her burial plot. Would love to hear more on her and her ancestors.

Johanna Hickey, widow from Mallow Co. Cork, in 1825, came to Ontario, Canada with her six children. We believe she is closely associated with the Flaherty family. She came on the Ship Star with the Peter Robinson Settlers and settled on a farm in Ennismore Township in Peterborough Co. Ontario, Canada. Her children were John my ancestor,James, Patrick, Mary, Thomas and Michael. John Hickey married Bridget Hennessey, Dau of another PR Settler, Thomas Hennessey and Ann Carroll. Thomas Hennessey was killed by being kicked by a horse about 1829. Ann then married Patrick Flaherty .

My great great grandfather Richard Hickey came from Ireland to Canada . He was born around 1815-16. It has been said that he was from the county of Cork. But possibly he came from Waterfordor he just left through that port. His wife was Alice Filliter spelling also Filleter,Feliter. She came from Waterford. We dont know if they were married in Ireland or not. Any help with birth records or anything would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

My Great Grandfather was Heleness John Sheehan born in 1890 Banff he married Ellen Minnie Sharp. He had a three children my grandfatger Stanley Victor Sheehan another son and Kathleen. My Great Great Grandfather was Patrick Sheehan born in 1858 (on one census it is 1862) in Limerick Ireland abd he was married in 1885 in Larne to Isabella Read born 1867 in Larne County Antrim. They had five Children including Heleness. William (born Larne Ireland) Robert (born in England) Bridget Grace Ann (born in Wales)and Patrick (born in England). My Great Grandfather his brother and my Great Great Grandfather were customs officers. Trying to find further information about the family ancestry and any descendants

I live in New Hampshire and my father is Francis Robert Sheehan his father was Francis Kenneth Sheehan. We are related to Peter and Dennis Sheehan from County Cork.

I’m Michael Sheehan Jr in Corpus Christi Texas My grandfather is Jeremiah Sheehan my father Michael came to America in 1956 on a boat I think called the Queen Elizabeth. I’d love to meet some family my dad had 3 brothers Daniel Jeremiaha and Kevin. Kevin and Michael the only two left alive.

I’m interested in getting to possibly reunite with my Sheehan family members whom have lost touch through the years my father originally is from New York (upstate)born February 17 1946 his name is Patrick older brother Daniel and sister Colleen their father was Peter sheehan wife marge he worked in a prison there in Newyork my father moved with mother and sister to San Diego(national city)and I have 2 kids Brandon Sheehan and Tristan Sheehan

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Daniel Sheehan 1881 - 1934

I am researching my family and found that my grandfather was previously married to an Ann Sheehan. Ann's parents I believe were Peter Sheehan and Elizabeth Daly from Mullingar. I believe Ann was born 8/20/1872 in Mullingar. My grandfather Patrick married Ann in NYCon 2/2/1896. I can't find any info about Ann's death. Any help would be appreciated.

Grandfather Michael Sheehan from Midleton Ireland died 1960's. His son John Francis Sheehan moved to United States late 1940's New York.

Im a sheehan in north wales woth links to ireland. Tiparary

Samantha: I don’t know much anything about the Sheehans in Ireland. I know some about the US family of James Sheehan. Where do you live? I am in the Chicago area as are any of my relatives.

Would like to know more about my Sheehan family history and find some of my ancestors.... Please at your convenience contact me back.

My great great grandfather, James Sheehan, was born in 1835 in the Carey/Limerick area. He married Margaret Sullivan in Illinois (US) in 1863. Any info would be appreciated. Peggy McDonald Nielsen

Hi My maiden name is Grady and I live in Scotland. I've recently started researching my family tree. My Father was Robert Grady 1917-1985 born and died in Johnstone, Renfrewshire. Robert married my mother Matilda McGoldrick in 1938 The had 15 children, 13 survived. His Father, my grandfather, was John Grady born on inisheeny island Co Mayo in 1867 and died in Johnstone, Renfrewshire in 1926. John Married my grandmother Mary Ward in 1892. They had 13 children who all survived. John's father, My Great Grandfather, was Patrick Grady born and died on inisheeny island, co Mayo 1831 - 1877. Patrick married my Great Grandmother Margaret Burke in Oughaval RC Parish in 1864. They had 6 children, 5 survived. Patrick's father was Thomas Grady and this is where my information is scarse. I believe Thomas married Mary Dunne? in Aglish RC parish Co Mayo in 1831 and had AT LEAST one other child, Judith/Julia born in or around 1825. Thomas had a brother James. They are both listed in Griffiths Report as living on inisheeny with their families. The family members fished and farmed to survive. I am already in touch with some of my distant cousins from the James line but it would be great to link up with same from my Thomas line. When my Great Grandfather Patrick died in 1877, Margaret Burke Gradywas pregnant with their 5th son. Later she brought her 5 sons to live in Scotland and settled in the Paisley area. Her sons were Martin 1865 -1922, John 1867-1926, Thomas 1869 - ?, Michael 1874 - ? and Patrick 1877 - 1941. Im Searching for confirmation of Thomas snr Wife How many children they had Where did Julia go to on leaving inisheeny? Her Husband? her children? Her death? Thomas jnr and michael are thought to have deserted from the army and went to Canada before going to settle in USA...ANY information on either would be amazing. Thats my ancestry.....as i Know it....thanks for any help/info that may come my way. Anne Marie Wilson

Maybe Colonel Brown died in Havana, Cuba during the siege of the city? I've seen various Butler and Browne in Cadiz, Spain 1700-1740

Hi, i'm looking for an ancestor, Elizabeth or Elizabetha Browne, she married Pierre Grandmaison in Flanders around 1697. Maybe in Bruges. He could be already a member of a calvary regiment. That's all I have so far

An ancestor of mine was Thomas Waldron married to Catherine Jordan. She died in 1817. In Nick Reddan's Newspaper Extracts she is described as " a sister of Major Jordan who died at Jamaica-niece to Colonel Brown who was killed at Havannal and grand-niece to Field-Marshal Brown who died at Vienna." My researches so far indicate that these Browns (Brownes?) are connected to Camus, Co. Limerick and/or Moyne, Co. Galway. A Major Thomas Browne was killed as part of a French/American force at the Siege of Savannah, Georgia, 1779 in the American War of Independence. Is it possible that "Havannal" is a corruption of Savannah? In the 18th century, a Field-Marshal Browne died in the Austrian military service in Vienna. These Brownes would appear to fit the details in Nick Reddan's records. I'm very interested in finding out more about the connection between Catherine Jordan and the Brownes.

My grandfather Robert T Browne was born in Lismore, County Waterford in 1880. I believe the family owned a printing shop and produced a local newspaper. They were Protestants (Church of Ireland) and subsequently moved to Belfast. I briefly visited Lismore as a 9 year old in 1953, and my grandfather's brother was still there. My grandfather joined the RIC, and in 1912 was Winston Churchill's bodyguard during Churchill's infamous visit to Belfast when their car was almost overturned by Protestant rioters. (As a result he had a very low opinion of Churchill). He subsequently joined the RUC and developed the fingerprinting section. He retired in 1938 when he visited the US and was made an honorary sheriff of Chicago. He died in Belfast in 1970. My father Harold George (Buster) Browne was born in Belfast in 1907, and played rugby for Ireland (I don't know what year or what position). He joined the Royal Artillery in 1939, was evacuated from France after Dunkirk and spent the rest of the war in Haifa, Palestine until he was transferred to Tripoli, Libya to become Commissioner of Trade and Supplies for the province of Tripolitania during the British Military Administration until Libya became independent in 1951. He remained in Tripoli until 1960 when he returned to Belfast, and retired there in Millile, County Down. Their house burned down in an electrical storm in 1978, so he with my mother and grandmother Crawford joined us in Durban, South Africa. He died of a heart attack aged 71 in 1979 in Durban. I was born in Belfast in 1942, but grew up in Libya until I was 17 and since 1967 have lived in South Africa. I have written three books, Eye on the Gold having just been published this year. I am considering a fourth book tentatively entitled Eye on the Horizon to include the family's Lismore history (including the Black and Tan operations there), plus Churchill's visit to Belfast in 1912.

James Browne (1684 -1763) died in Enniskillen and was married to Anne Hume. BROKEN STONE. FORTITIER ET FIDELITEN ERECTED BY JAMES BROWN IN MEMORY OF HIS MOTHR JANE BROWN WHO DEPARTED THIS LIFE OCTR 3RD 1763 AGED 3- YRS. AND HIS 2 SONS JAMES AND CHARS WHO DIED YOUNG AND FATHER JOHN BROWN DIED JUNE 7TH 1799 AGED 75 YEARS.

I live in Brazil and my Great Grandfather was William Buttler Browne son of Valentine Browne.

My husband's ancestor was Maurice Connell. We don't know where he was born, but he ended up in Doneraile, Cork. He married Juliana Leahy. His children were Maurice (b. 1831), James (b.18836, John J., (b. 1835), Cathy (b. 1828, Mary (b. 1839), Timothy (b. 1842). These are the only ones we can find baptismal records of. Anyone know this family? I would love to learn more!!

King Hanley of Tipperary, Ireland fought in Crusades. Castle eventually destroyed but remnants still stand. Villagers adopted O’Ainle (O’Hanley) as they were of the Hanley kingdom. I am a direct descendant of King Hanley (although many generations down), and my father spent time in Tipperary verifying the information and meeting direct descendant relatives of King Hanley. Why is none of this information available on the internet? No mention of King Hanley of Tipperary?

My grandfather last name is Hanley. His grandparents came to the US from Ireland, I'm guessing around the middle 1800s. It was believe that our Crest was a boar?

I am a descendant of a Mary Ann Hanley born 1833 in Ireland died in Philadelphia, PA, whose parents were, I believe, Peg Byrne, and William or Edward Byrne .Mary Ann married Daniel McNamara born in 1828 in Ireland. I would like to find more information on this Byrne family.

We are researching my husband's grandfather, Patrick Frances Hanley born 14, September 1863 in Cloyne Cork. He became an American citizen 24 October 1893. We would like to find other family members.

Hi. I'm Judy Curtiss and am looking for information or connections to my great great grandfather, John Joseph Hanley. He was born in Crosshaven, Cork, in 1834. Parents Joseph and Elizabeth Haines. He joined the Merchant Navy in 1849 as a boy. The next record is his marriage to Sarah Jane Aglor in Ontario, Canada. They moved to Grand Island, NY and had 3 children before the 1870 census. They were John Jr, Kathryn Elizabeth, and Mary Jane. Sarah died in 1874 and the girls were raised by other families. John and John Jr boarded with different families and worked as laborers. John Jr died in 1887 and the girls grew up and married. Mary Jane's name was changed to Margaret by one of the families she lived with and she was known as Mar

I havent much information on the ONeill side of my family but my mothers family Owens is from Brackloon, County Mayo.

Catherine O'Donnell was born in Donegal abt 1818 parentage unknown, Catherine married Hugh Boyle born abt 1814, Donegal, Ireland. They married approximately 1836. I imagine they had a large family. Our great-grandfather was one of their sons born abt 1846 in Ireland. James married Anna McHugh, 2 March 1867 Kincatlagh, Donegal, Ireland. They started their family in Donegal and immigrated to Scotland . Where they finished raising their family and died in Uphall, West-Lothington, Scotland. Our grandfather immigrated after his parents died to Andaconda, Deerlodge, Montana. His children, grandchildren live mostly in Washington State. All of us are anxious to know more about his Irish family and roots he left behind. We have pedigree charts in our homes begging for information about our Irish history. If you relate please contact us. Jim and Ina Schoentrup.

Hi I’m looking for any relations to Charles Terrence O’Donnell or he was known as Charles Bethan O’Donnell born in 1934/1935 I believe he had a brother called Barry. From Co Donegal. From what I have been told Charles moved to England when he was 16. Charles was known as Terry. I’m looking for Terrys family on behalf on my partner who was Terrys grandson. Terry passed away in 2014 and my partner would like to know his grandads family. Thank you

My father Michael came from Charlestown county Mayo

any tiperary odonnells pat oddonell

Patrick joseph ODonnell born in tiperary

Hello I am Anthony O Donnell. My father John O Donnell was born in Charlestown Co. Mayo and had brothers Luke, Michael, Dominic and sisters Annie and Mary

Hi Joyce I'm also searching for a Mary Ann O'Donnell (of Limerick)

I am searching for my O'Donnell relatives who live in Tiernee or Lettermore. My grandmother was Mary Ann O'Donnell, daughter of Thomas and Barbara ( nee Joyce ) O'Donnell.

Hello all, So far in my research I have found that my great grandfather, James Patrick Tracey, immigrated to America from Ireland in 1902 at age 25. Records show he was from Killeshin, Queen's Co. His father was Martin Tracey (born abt 1840), and we believe my great great great grandfather was Maurice Tracey. Church baptism and marriage records for three generations found at the RC Chapel of Graigue, Queen's Co, living in Killeshin and Ballickmoyler at the lime. Searching for information on Tracey/Treacy lineage for descendants that may still be living in Ireland.

Looking for Michel Mulcahy's 1880-1925 place of birth

Jeffery Price Mulcahy 03-07-1946

Thomas Mulcahy married Miss Roberts in 1770. She was the daughter of Gen Sir Thomas Roberts. Thomas's parent were Thomas Mulcahy who married Ellen Cassens in 1730.

Martin Patrick Joseph Enright.D.O.B.2-10-1963

(Part 1 of 3) The Enright name has a long history in the British Isles, but now DNA and some recorded history says its origin is from the north-west region of the Emerald Island. The Enright story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup D2] can trace their beginnings to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Enright surname origin is from the Cenél Conaill [R1b-L513, Subgroup D] who found the Dál Fiatach.

(Part 2 of 3) A group will also found the Kingdom of Ercing in Wales as trade with Romans will become essential around 300 CE. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Enright story begins in pre-history Ireland but this line and many of his kin will move to Wales, then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 3 of 3) Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring their story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

My grandmother was Hanora or Honória O’Shaughnessy. She was married to Edward Kirby.

Born 1921 died 1958 Scanlan andor Scanlon in New York area. Family and job history

Thomas McNamara Scanlan 1830-1914

(Part 1 of 3) The Scanlan name has a long history in the British Isles, but now DNA and some recorded history says its origin is from the north-west region of the Emerald Island. The Scanlan story [dominated by DNA tribal marker R1b-L513, Subgroup D2] can trace their beginnings to the Finn Valley in Donegal, Ireland from 50 BCE. Perhaps the journey begins with the Clanna Dedad; Deda, son of Sen or Deda Mac Sin. The Scanlan surname origin is from the Cenél Conaill [R1b-L513, Subgroup D] who found the Dál Fiatach.

(Part 2 of 3) A group will also found the Kingdom of Ercing in Wales as trade with Romans will become essential around 300 CE. But how could this be? Recent discoveries from DNA testing are unlocking the migration patterns of Celtic tribes as late as 800 CE to 1200 CE. The Scanlan story begins in pre-history Ireland but this line and many of his kin will move to Wales, then travel to Brittany, France during the Dark Ages.

(Part 3 of 3) Discover their newly found untold story and how forgotten texts bring their story back to life. From the ebook, “The Tribe Within” learn how DNA unfolds this amazing tale and if you look in the right places, how history narrates this evidence. There is another written account of their story, but it is camouflaged in smoke and myth – it will become the tales of King Arthur. Come follow in the footsteps of Deda Mac Sin and visit https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/401207

My Great Grandmother was Lucy O'Keefe and immigrated through Canada. She lived in Derry with her husband John Sullivan. They had one daughter Eileen Sullivan (born in Manchester England while visiting relatives) they came to the US from Canada when she was 4 years old. Eileen married Arthur Buehler ( his family is from Utica NY ). Lucy was a talented painter.

Hi, I am from the buffalo new york area. looking for the OKeeffe and Keefe lines from buffalo and Dunkirk. We believe they came down from Canada with connection to the Donahue lines on several sides. also the Skain line. I have more info.

James Moloney 1798-1863 Ballylinan, Laois married Alicia Doran 1803-1862 a son James 1833-1907 married Anstatia Hayden and remained in Ballylinan and son William Moloney 1840-1908 came to NZ and had a large family. Be interesting to know if there were descendants still in Ireland. In the 1901 census James and family were at house 14 Ballylinan and farmers.

Henry Moloney born January 9,1924 died June 1983 lived in Manchester England until migrating to America in the 1950's.

Maybe i am just reaching for nothing. But i am looking for my irish side of family. Never meet them. My grandfather Kevin Moloney has passed away maybe 20 years ago in a car accident, lived in england. Some of the family has been living in australia, I think it was his brothers side of a family. I have pictures of my grandfather when he was young and some familyphoto of his brothers side of family. Not sure, but i think they are born in tipperary.

Catherine Moloney born 1890 died 1953

Any information about Catherine much appreciated.

Catherine Moloney born approx 1890 married John Keogh from Southwark SA approx 1917. She had 10 children.

Would like information about Catherine Moloney who married John Keogh in SA and had 10 living children

Catherine Moloney born 1890

Michael Gleeson/Gleason married Bridget Dorsey (1835ish?). Michael was from somewhere in County Tipperary. Bridget was from Nenagh. Thayer came to the US , and settled in Wilson, New York. Don’t have exact immigration date, but my great grandmother was born in 1846, in Wilson.

OOPS!!! I added wrong information for jeremiah Gleeson. He came to Bolton about 1840. Rodger died in Nenagh. I can't track Rodgers life at all as much as i try. Sorry about the confusion.

My grandfather x3 is jeremiah Gleeson born in 1816. I have no evidence of his birth parents but I believe his father was Rodger Gleeson 1798 to 1873. Jeremiah settled here in Bolton about 1940 and married Mary Maher. Jeremiah died here in Bolton in 1884. He had 4 children, also here in Bolton Lancashire.

My father Thomas Gleeson was born in Limerick Ireland about 1923 and came to the US, Chicago area, in 1948. He married Beatrice Clinnin in 1952. His brothers Michael, Owen, Timothy and John also moved to Chicago. A sister Nellie (Eileen) stayed in Ireland and married a McGrath. The oldest brother Philip never married and never left the farm in Limerick. I have one sister Kathleen and my brother James who died in December 2017.

I run the Gleeson DNA Project that aims to characterise the origin and evolution of the Gleeson surname. All are welcome to join. Find out more information here ... https://gleesondna.blogspot.com/p/welcome.html

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Some of the ancestors of the original Tracy family who were born in the 1830s and the 1840s in Fiddown. Kilkenny. Ireland may be living in Rye, Westchester, New York. Despite numerous efforts i have been unable to contact them.

Hello from the Dublin Treacys

James treacy born in Fiddown Kilkenny Ireland in 1876. James emigrated to the USA some between 1901 and 1911. He was employed with Ford Motors for many years.

My great grand uncle George Treacy was born in a village called Fiddown Kilkenny Ireland between the years 1843 and 1846. He emigrated to the usa and married a Mary Fox in Manhattan New York in 1869.His two nephews Michael Treacy and James Treacy joined him in America in the early 1900s. Any ancestors out there

I am trying to get my grandmothers birth certificate her name was Bridget Treacy (Delia) she was born on Jan 22 1884 in Sheeaunrush Portumna Galway Ireland. Left for New York in 1903 and married my grandfather William j Fox on nov 15,1908 my grandfather was born in Curristown Westmeath Ireland on April 27 1880

Jennifer Lynn Treacy 8-4-1972-alive grandfather Jack (John) Treacy grandmother Joan Long-Treacy father James Foster Treacy 2-4-1947-alive mother Virginia A. Cramberg-Treacy

Patrick Treacy (Tracy) held land 1851 at Cromwell per Griffiths. Married Horora Harding (no dates for birth, marriage or death). Ten children. Rev Edmond died 1908; Rev Patrick died 1922; Bishop Timothy died 1925

Having completed a bit of research it is true to say that the Treacy tribe was pushed into County Galway and County Limerick after Cromwell's invasion pushed the Treacy's off the good agricultural land of County Tipperary which the Treacy clan originally came from.

I am looking for origins of my ggfather John Tracey born in Ireland c. 1853. His father was Lawrence Tracey who was a mason. John emigrated to Durham England between 1872 and 1877 and was a coal miner. He then emigrated to the US in 1882. Interestingly enough I have a dna match with some Treacys from Drangan and Tipperary but can find no evidence mine are from there. My best evidence points to KilkerrinGlenamaddy Galway. Thanks. Sean Tracey

Hi Jim, great idea. For now the only way to get your clan on the Treacy map is for each Treacy clan member to join. But it is a great idea for each of us to be able to map our own clan members. Let me check with the tech guys

Hey there,im from the Treacy family in Tipperary,we are a very big family, how do i mark us on the map? my parents are in the gortnahoeglengoole area, the rest are in ballingarry, drangan, also i have an aunt in mullingar and an aunt in portlaoise. i also have 1st cousins in dublin, cork, france and melbourne. if i could update this myself i could pin point them and bring up the Treacy clan numbers. i also know of Treacys in Fethard, clonmel, templemore and templetouhy. Cheers Jim

Oldest reference to a TreacyTracyTracey... 884 AD Treasach, son of Becan, chief of Ui Bairche Maighe, was slain by Aedh, son of Ilguine. Of him Flann, son of Lonan, said A heavy mist upon the province of Breasal, since they slew at the fortaliced Liphe, Heavy the groans of Assal, for grief at the loss of Treasach. Wearied my mind, moist my countenance, since Treasach lies in death. The moan of Oenach Lifi all, and of Leinster to the sea, is the son of Becan

I see that the oldest Treacy or Tracy I can find is William Tracy who was a tenant in Aron Street in Dublin in 1709! Anyone found an older record of a Tracy or Treacy?

Hi, Im a Treacy from Dublin. Ive been able to trace my Treacy line back to a Timothy Treacy born 1871 died 1923. I know he was a blacksmith who worked with Smith Pearson. He lived in Ballybough and I was wondering if there are any other Treacys out there who can trace their roots to Ballybough?

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