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| Surname | List Member | Remarks |
| DAAWSON | Dick Dickinson | |
| DAILY, Martha Jane Born: 02 April 1854, in Ballyness, Londonderry | CD | Her parents were Thomas and Ellen Hevern Daily. She had 8 brothers,I do not have their names. She left Ireland about 1877 and came to America. I beleive she was the only one to leave. |
| DALTON, Thomas | Teresa or Brian | possibly from CORK Area came over to England during the patato famine daughter: Nellie Rose Agnes DALTON born 19.04.1885 d 10.02.1938 London Area |
| DALY | Melanie Daly | Tuam Co. Galway |
| DALY, Bridget, b. 1806 | Garth Patrick | Co. Clare - AU (1830) |
| DALY, Ellen born late 1840s in Cork City | Eileen Dillon Kightlinger | married John LYONS in 1870s and had 3 children: Julia, John and Denis born in Cork City. Julia LYONS, their sister, was my grandmother. |
| DALEY/DALY/alias DAWLEY, Malachi Sr. Malachi, Jr. Michael | Carmen | i have Malachi senior, Malachi junior and Michael all tried in County Cork in 1823. All convicted and transported to australia for life aboard the Lonach 1825. At the time of the trial all were residents of Gooseberry Hill County Clare. The spellings on Malachi could be Malachy, Malacky, Malarky and the alias Mathew was also used. One they reached New south wales all except Michael dissapear. |
| DALY, Joseph | Emma Dundon | married Nancy FITZGERALD Parents of Edmund Dundon. Butter Market |
| DANAHY, Michael | not listed | http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/a/n/Michael-C-Danahy/index.html |
| DANAHY/DENAHY John, b. 6 May 1838 son of Michael & Hannah (Johannah) | (Donohue) DENAHY Michael | Co. Kerry - Boston, 30 June 1856 on James Nesmith from Liverpool |
| DANCY, Pockerage B: 1812 in Ire D: 16 DEC.1894 in So. Crosby Twp., Leeds Co. Ont. Can Iimmigrated in 1824 from Co. Armagh, No Ire | Lin Hendrickson | M: Eleanor Topping on 19 Nov.1835 in So. Crosby Twp., Leeds Co., Ont. Can Children: JOHN, EDWARD, JANE, RACHEL, ALMEDA, SARAH and ELIZABETH. Pockrage could have been called POCKRICH. I believe that his name was changed from either PADRAIG DARCY, or PADRAIG DONAGHY, by the immegration people when he arrived in Canada. |
| DAVID, Abigail Ca. 1752 | ACooper Lamb | Daughter of David DAVID M: LAMB, William on February 15, 1777, in the City of Wilmington, NC had three sons. Joseph Lamb, William Lamb ca 1783 - 1862 and John D. Lamb ca 1779. |
| DAVID, David D: March 3, 1775 | ACooper Lamb | Son of Phillip David who died in 1747. |
| DAVID, Phillip D: 1747 | ACooper Lamb | Father of David. |
| DAVIS | Sheila | |
| DAVIS | arthur.roberts2 | Treuddynn-Flints |
| DAVIS | Paul Davis | Tipperary - Dublin |
| DAVIS, John Robert | Belinda | born 1838 Tyrone Ireland, and his wife Catherine NORTON born 1840 Tipperary Ireland. They had a son Edward Patrick DAVIS born 1864 at Wagga Wagga, NSW, Australia. He married Emma May MANNING in 1897 at Caulfield, Melbourne, Victoria |
| DAWSON | Paul Davis | Counties: Wicklow |
| DAWSON | patti wilkin | N.J. |
| DAY, Mary Ann | legarthm | >M: John LESLIE about late 1830's, lived Parish of Aglish Diocese Ardfert Aghadoe. The Mother of Mary Ann may have been a BLENNERHASSET . |
| DEANE | Dick Dickinson | |
| DEIGHAN, Michael b 1828 born prob Co Tyrone | Donalene | Parents: James and Ann
(Mulcahy) Deighan. m 1853 Sandusky OH to Bridget O'Neill |
| DELANEY, Mary | Charlotte | Templemore, Co Tipperary, Ireland Born ca. 1800 |
| DELANEY, Thomas b abt 1806 Kilkenney? d ? Canada | Alexsa | m Mary (?). 3 children Catherine, b 1839 & twins Edward & Thomas b abt 1841. Left for Canada abt 1842 & settled Nepean Twp, Carlton Cty, Ontario |
| DEMPSEY | Anne Carty Adams | Cloonkeen, Moylough, GAL, IRL>PA, USA |
| DEMPSEY, James B: 1843 | Theresa | M: CROWIN Children: PATRICK, MARGARET, MARY A, MICHAEL, ELLEN, JULIA, JANEY, WILLIE/td> |
| DESMOND, Johanna (Hannah) | Jill | Emigrated to US before 1860 M: NcCARTHY, Patrick of Ireland Moved to IL between 1865 - 1870 |
| DEVERS-(DIVER, DIVERS, O DUIBHIR), Francis X. b. 1840 on Tory Island, Tullaghobegley, Co. Donegal | Colleen O'Byrne | Emigrated to US @ 1868. Settled in Allentown, Lehigh Co., Pennsylvania (PA). M: Mary A. SWEENEY in 1870. Children: Mary, Owen, William, Margaret, Francis, Catherine, James, Edward, Neal and Daniel. Frank possibly had a brother, Andrew, b. 1845. Andrew's parents were Edward and Sarah. DEVERS have relations in Carbon, Schuylkill, Luzerne and Philadelphia Counties. |
| DEVER | Sandy WEIR | Donnegal immigrated to western Pa and northeastern OH. |
| DEVINE | conaught | near Brackloon, County Mayo |
| DEVINE, Patrick | Christina | M: 1871 to Ellen CASEY in Ballymahon, Co Longford |
| DEWART, James Maxwell B: BORN-1860-1870 IRELND | pifox | WEB SITE: http://sites.netscape.net/INVESTIGATORFOX/homepage moved to GLASGOW SCOTLAND |
| DICKEN | Paul Davis | Prestbury-Cheshire |
| DICKINSON | Dick Dickinson | |
| DILLON, James | NeelieK | married Anastasia LEAMEY (born 1870 in Nenagh) either before or after they left Ireland and emigrated to New York City in 1890s. They were my grandparents. I am looking for info on his parents and grandparents his parents were James DILLON (born 1841, was a shoemaker and farmer and died 1925 in Thurles?) married Lizzie K'NEARNS or KNEARNS/KEARNS (born? and died in 1938 in Thurles?) - his grandparents were James DILLON (born 1820 and died at age 103 in Thurles?) The first wife (name uknown) died young and second wife was his sister-in-law (name unknown). - any info on the LEAMEY (or LEAMY) family in Nenagh and Thurles is needed. |
| DIXON | Judith Byrne | Pendle Forest |
| DODDS | Larry Dodds | |
| DOHERTY, Catherine | conaught | Carrowbaun, Swinford. Great Grandmother Catherine Doherty Smith was from Carrowbaun, her father was Thomas and I know of at least one brother by the name of Michael Doherty and don't know if Rose Doherty is a sister or sister - in - law also a Mary Doherty. |
| DOLAN | Anne Carty Adams | Brierfield, Abbeyknockmoy, GAL, IRL> New York, NY>Philadelphia, PA, USA |
| DOLAN, Ellen born about 1829 d about ???? | Myra Duffy | married: MANNING, Bryan of the townland of Wilmount, County Meath Children: **Ellen Manning b 1852 Wilmount, Co Meath. Died 1919 Glasgow; Bridget Manning b 1854 Wilmount, Co Meath; Arie (Anne?) Manning b 1857 Wilmount Co Meath; Margaret Manning 1859 Wilmount, Co Meath; Sally Manning 1864 Wilmount, Co Meath; Elizabeth Manning b 1866 Wilmount Co Meath; **Laurence John Manning b 1869 Wilmount, Co Meath |
| DOLAN, James b. Abt. 1815, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland d. ? Ireland | M Casey | Married: Maria Gordon, b. Abt. 1819, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland, d. ? Ireland Children: Frank/Francis Dolan b. 1839 Kiltycloger, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland, d: 1904, Scranton, PA N: Mary E. Malia b. Ireland, m. Abt. 1871, d: 1930, Scranton, PA Margaret Dolan, b. June 1841, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland Bernard/Brian Dolan, b. April 1843, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland d: 1909, NYC M: Bridget Larkin, b. 1846, Ireland, d. 9-5-1909, m. 2-23-1868, d: 1909, Scranton, PA Marie (Anna) Dolan, b. 1845, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland, d. 2-7-1905, Scranton, PA, M: William English, m. Abt. 1869, Scranton, PA, d. abt. 1878, Scranton, PA 2nd husband: James Patterson, m. Abt. 1880, d: 1921,Scranton, PA Children: Charles Dolan, b. 10-20-1847, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland James Dolan, b. May 1851, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland Michael Dolan, b. July 14, 1853, Cloonclare Parish, Cty. Leitrim, Ireland, d. 5-27-1927, Denver, Colorado, M: Mary Jane Morrison, b. 1-1-1856, d. 8-26-1237, Denver, Colorado, M: 23-1881, Yankton, The DakotasMbr |
| DOLLY | Anne Carty Adams | Abbeyknockmoy, GAL, IRL> Moorestown, NJ, USA |
| DONAHUE, Ellen | Maureen Hodgson | Ireland no dates but before 1840 |
| DONNELLY, James | conaught | Ballygruby, Moneymore, County M: Catherine Mackle before 1887 |
| DONOHUE | Unknown | |
| DONOVAN, Daniel of County Cork | Julie | DAUGHTER MARY WHO MARRIED THOMAS LYNCH ALL SO FORM COUNTY CORK. THEY CAME TO AMERICA AROUND 1888 AND HAD 9 CHILDREN |
| DOODY | Mary McGill | Searching for these families, probably, from Cork and Waterford, but not positive. They emigrated to Newfoundland probably before the famine. |
| DOOLEY, ????? M: ????? McManus | Marge Duffy Virgulak | Children: Pete - stayed in Ire; never married.; Bridget - 'Bidey' ; stayed in Ire; never married.; Michael -settled in Summit; d: 1948 at age 75; (children: Thomas, Edward, James, William, John, and Mary.); Jim - settled in Troy, NY (Margaret, John, Mary, Helen); John - settled in Summit; d: Sept, 1928.; Edward - 'Ned"; came to America; later returned to Ire and died there.; (Francis, John, Margaret, Mary); Margaret - settled in Summit - married Pat Egan ??; Mamie - lived in Summit; stayed with the Flemings; never married; d: on Christmas Eve in 1932 or 33.; Michael, Jim, John and Edward emigrated to America in the 1890's John Dooley married Johanna Sullivan. She came from the Kilarney area. John died in Sept,1928 and Johanna in Feb, 1946. Their children are: Peg, Catherine (Kit), Marie, Ed, Bill, Joe, John |
| DOOLEY, Eliza b. 1831, Ireland, Queens County | Marge Duffy Virgulak | parents - most likely Thomas DOOLEY and Mary KEENAN, d. April 5, 1881, 6 Staple Street, NY, NY, lived in NY and US for 20 years(1861), buried in Calvary Cemetery, Woodside, NY with Katherine Dooley, (above) occupation - domestic, also never married. Believe Katherine and Eliza are sisters. |
| DOOLEY, Katherine b. 1825, Ireland, Queens County | Marge Duffy Virgulak | parents Thomas DOOLEY and Mary KEENAN, d. March 23, 1909, 550 West 48th St., NY, NY, lived in NY and US for 60 years(1849), buried in Calvary Cemetery, Woodside, NY. Occupation - cook, never married |
| DOOLEY, Richard born 1855 in Ireland | Ann & Don Nolan | family hearsay is that it was in Westmeath County but I have been unable to find any information confirming that. He came to the US in 1882 m.Anna McDermot in 1882-84? and settled in Harrison, Hudson County, NJ. They had seven children. Richard died in 1907 and is buried in NJ. That is all the info I have. If anyone can give me more or the way to search, I sure would appreciate it. |
| DORAN, Bridget "Delia" born in Ireland in 1846 | Maureen Shelley | M: LYNCH, Martin in Ireland in 1864 eight children between 1864-1878, of whom only 3 are known: Nora Lynch married John "JB" Shannon, Catherine Lynch married John Sullivan, Delia Lynch married William Costello, another daughter married a Cotter. |
| DORGAN | Emma Dundon | John & Jane? parents of Mine Dorgan. |
| DORROUGH, Matthew | Beryl Whatson | 1828 in Strabane. to Martha Jane BOGLE |
| DOUGHERTY, John | Jim McGuigan | born in Belfast mid 1800's passed away there in the 1930's was active in the Orange Lodge worked for the Harland and Wolff shipping Co. |
| DOWDALL of Ballygruby | conaught | Moneymore, Artrea Parish, County Derry to North Attleboro, Mass., 1907. |
| DOWDALL, Arthur | conaught | 1860s to the US |
| DOWDALL, Henry | conaught | of Ballygruby and Magadone, Moneymore, County Derry Husbaband of McGAHAN, Brigid |
| DOWDALL, Mary McIVER born abt. 1800 | conaught | Maghadone, Moneymore, County Derry |
| DOWDALL, Sarah | conaught | to Philadelphia for 13 years end of 1890s then back to Ballygruby |
| DOWDALL, Teresa | conaught | to Philadelphia for 13 years end of 1890s then back to Ballygruby |
| DOWNEY | Janet Rude | County Down or Donegal |
| DOWNEY, Edward b 1873 Lwr Firoda, Castlecomer, CO Kilkenny died in 1928 | John ASHURST | Believed to have eloped with Margaret Curran in 1902/3 M: in St Josephs Church Longsight Manchester in 1903 reputed to have been a Groom in one of the large houses close to Castlecomer where a MARGARET CURRAN was working as a Lady's maid or Governess had a career on the Railway where he held a high position in the N.U.R |
| DOWNEY, Ellen | John ASHURST | b 1883 Lwr Firoda, Castlecomer, CO Kilkenny Died in Manchester, 21/12/1967 |
| DOWNEY, Henry | John ASHURST | believed to be married to Maggie Kealey |
| DOWNEY, James | John ASHURST | died in Cork. |
| DOWNEY, Martin (Patrick?) | John ASHURST | b 1844 Lwr Firoda, Castlecomer, CO Kilkenny |
| DOWNEY, Martin | John ASHURST | b 1892 Lwr Firoda, Castlecomer, CO Kilkenny |
| DOWNEY, Mary | John ASHURST | b 189144 Lwr Firoda, Castlecomer, CO Kilkenny |
| DOWNEY, Michael | John ASHURST | Died in the 1914/1918 war |
| DOWNEY, Patrick | John ASHURST | b 1881 Lwr Firoda, Castlecomer, CO Kilkenny |
| DOWNHAM | Judith Byrne | Yorkshire |
| DRISCOLL Cork area | Susan Arnold | Mother Margaret came to USA with at least 2 sons. Knight DRISCOLL born 1834 in Ireland and Daniel DRISCOLL born 1832. Came to USA before 1870. Settled in Wellsville New York. Not sure of other children or husband. Margaret shows up on census living with Knight and his family as his mother. Margaret's maiden name may of been HAYES. Knight's real name may of been Michael.Knight is my greatgrandfather |
| DOYNE | Christopher Richards | from Wexford http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cmricha/index.htm |
| DRAFFIN, David | Belinda | M: Mary YOUNG had a son, John DRAFFIN b. 1813 at Cavan County Ireland who married Nancy CHAMBERS. They had a son, Robert DRAFFIN born 1850 at Cavan County Ireland. His wife was Christina LOWRIE. They were married in 1879 at Victoria, Australia. They had a daughter Jessie Cecelia DRAFFIN (my ggrandmother) b. 1884 and who died 3 November 1941 at Mildura Victoria Australia. Jessie was married to Richard Augustus TURVEY born 1871 at Rupanyup Victoria Australia. Christina and Robert's other children were Robert b. 1880, Agnes 1881, Isaac 1885, Jane 1886, Albert 1888, Emelia 1888, Stanley 1892 and another Albert 1894. |
| DRAYCOTT, Joseph Mansfield B: in ireland around 1896 -1900 | Karen Campling | he left ireland in 1914 to join the english army and then settled in Northampton England after the war. |
| DUCEY/DUSEY | Margaret McNab | CORK/WATERFORD |
| DUCKETT, Richard Of Traymore, Co Waterford. | Loretta Myrter | son of JAMES DUCKETT and step-brother of THOMAS DUCKETT, founder of DUCKETTS GROVE CASTLE, Co. Carlow. Attempting to trace my g.g.g. grandfather, PATRICK DUCKETT, married to ANN CASHIN, residents of Whitestown and Tramore, Co Waterford, back to RICHARD DUCKETT. |
| DUFFY, Elizabeth (DUNN) b. 1872 , Ireland, Queens County | Marge Duffy Virgulak | Parents (as stated on death certificate - Michael DUNN and Mary GILMAN, d. October 14, 1939, 14 Woodycrest Ave. Bronx, NY, buried in Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Hawthorne, NY.( Story is she immigrated in the Year 1888, right before the big blizzard of 1888. She came through Castle Garden, but not sure if there are any records of her, her brother-in-law, Christopher THOMPSON, was a fireman on a boat and picked her up off the ship before it docked.) She married Thomas Francis DUFFY in 1896. They had 3 children, Mary Elizabeth, Thomas Francis (my grandfather) and Beatrice Marion.
I do know that Mary, James and Elizabeth Dunn were brother and sisters. My confusion comes in with the names of their parents given on their respective death certificates. I would be inclined to believe James' , since he was the first to die, (thinking his sisters were alive to give the right information) but his birth date is listed as not known on his death certificate, I would assume if a family member gave the information, they would have known. While Elizabeth's information was probably given by one of her daughters, I am leaning toward the information given on Mary Dunn Thompson's death certificate as being correct because her husband is listed as giving the information, and it is more detailed then the other two. Also, I notice that no children of Mary and Christopher Thompson's is name Michael, but Joseph is a common name through out the family. I am also assuming that Katherine and Eliza Dooley were sisters to Mary Dooley (Mary, James and Elizabeth's mother). |
| DUFFY, Michael | Myra Duffy | (coachman) (or, of course, any of his relatives!) from: COUNTY MEATH born about 1820 d about ???? (said to have lived to be 104 and blind for the last 30 years) married: BRIDGET DUNNE Children: Thomas b 1840 RC Parish of Carnaross Mary b 1842 RC Parish of Carnaross James b 1852 (not sure where) Patrick (not sure where or when) Bety b 1857 RC Parish of Carnaross |
| DUGAN | patti wilkin | |
| DUGAN, Nicholas B: about 1816 in Naas, Kildare, Ire D: 1854 in Australia Immigrated in 1841 from Liverpool Father: Christopher Mother: Kathy | Marge | |
| DUGGAN, Ellen | Maureen Hodgson | 25 Sep 1858 dau of Peter |
| DUGGAN, Peter | Maureen Hodgson | Ireland no dates but before 1840 |
| DUIGNAN Family of Crosshill, Roscommon | Ann & Don Nolan | Michael McDermottroe married Anne Duignan on Jan. 17, 1842 in Kilronan parish in County Roscommon. She was born in 1821 in Roscommon and lived with Michael in Crosshill until her death in 1917. Griffth's shows Michael McDermott and James and Patrick Duignan living in Crosshill. Tithe Appoltment 1833 shows a Thomas, Patrick and Michael Deignan in the townland of Culgorriff, parish of Kilronan, Roscommon. |
| DUNAVANT (DONOVAN), Virginia Isabelle (Jennie) | Virginia Adams Pierce | My great grandmother's name is recorded on documents with 2 very different spellings. On her marriage certificate her name is "Virginia Isabelle Dunavant", but on her husband's death certificate she is "Jennie Donovan". I have always understood that "Donovan" is an Irish surname, but is the spelling "Dunavant" an older form of spelling for "Donovan"? |
| DUNDON | Emma Dundon | Cork Co. Edmund & Ellen nee Daly. Parents of Dr.John Dundon, Cork City |
| DUNN, James b. 1861, Ireland, Queens County | Marge Duffy Virgulak | Parents -(as stated on death certificate) Michael DUNN and Mary DOOLEY, d. November 22, 1911, living at 504 West 51st St., NY,NY when died. Lived in NY and US for 34 years (1877) buried in Calvary Cemetery, Woodside, NY with Katherine Dooley and Eliza Dooley. Occupation, driver. Was widowed at time of death. Wife's name could possible be Mary. Had a daughter, Mary K. Dunn, died November 2, 1897 at age of 4 months. Also buried in Calvary Cemetery, NY. |
| DUNN, Josephine B: 1863 in Madison City, IL D: 8July1953 | Virginia Adams Pierce | Parents: parents: Lawrence Dunn and Mary Ann Ferguson M: Patrick J. BRESNAHAN |
| DUNN, Mary (Thompson) b. 1860, Ireland, Queens County | Marge Duffy Virgulak | Parents - (as stated on death certificate- Joseph DUNN and Mary DOOLEY, d. June 13, 1928, 562 West 52nd St., NY, NY, buried in Calvary Cemetery, Woodside, NY(w/ all of the above), in NY and US for 45 years at time of death (1873) Married Christopher THOMPSON in NY (who was also born in Ire, County Cork) children, Isabelle, James, Joseph, Katherine and Mary. |
| DUNNE, Bridget born about 1820 d about ???? | Myra Duffy | married: MICHAEL DUFFY Children: Thomas b 1840 RC Parish of Carnaross; Mary b 1842 RC Parish of Carnaross; James b 1852 (not sure where); Patrick (not sure where); Bety b 1857 RC Parish of Carnaross |
| DUNNICA, John b: in Kings County, Ireland d: ca. 1798-99, St. Louis, Missouri | Leslie Lightfoot | Dunnica is believed to be an americanization of either Duinevocar, Domagher, or Donecar |
| DWAN | Susan Grieves | Fethard Tipperary |
| DWYER | John Garner | Related to SHANNAHAN and PHELAN |
| DWYER, Michael b 1800 Knockballynoe, Clanwilliam, Kilfeakle, Tipp. SR | Alexsa | son of William DWYER and Ellen ALLEN (family hist says she is British married 'beneath her'). d 1849 of fever, Whitchurch, Ont. m: Mary Winnifred CAHILL bef 1830, Kilfeakle.; 4 children: Ellen 1830, John 1834, Mary 1837, Timothy 1842, all b Kilfeakle. left for US, ended up Canada abt 1847-49. |
| EAKIN, George B: 1828 in Ire, | Judy | M: March 20, 1860 in Cook County Illinois to Caroline ROCHELLE (1840) children: Charles, Fannie, Nellie, Robert, Carrie (Caroline?), Jennie, Frank, Hattie |
| ECCLES | Larry Dodds | |
| EGAN. Jane Ellen B: 1Nov1886 D: 18Jan1966 | Virginia Adams Pierce | Parents: parents: William T. Egan(b.MO)/Eliza Cecelia(b. KY) M: William J.Bresnahan |
| EGAR/EGARS EGER/EGERS EGGAR/EGGARS/EGGER/EGGARS EAGAR/EAGARS/EAGER/EAGERS | Nick Batley | Paul CUDMORE EGGERS, who lived in Roscrea, Co. Tipperary c1825-1877. We think he was born in Limerick c1790, his parents being ARNOLD EGARS/EGGERS and Elizabeth CUDMORE. One theory is the Arnold EGGERS ancestors were Dutch, coming over with William of Orange, however, I also gather that the names EGAR/EGARS were at one time concentrated in Co. Kerry. To confuse the issue, I have seen the EGGERS name variously spelt as EGAR, EGARS, EGGAR, EGGARS. |
| EGGLESTON | Kay A Weber | Co. Meat |
| ELGEE, Caroline Caroline died in 1909 | Maureen (in Tasmania) | was tried and convicted at Kings Co for arson. She was sentenced to 7 years transportation and arrived in Tasmania in 1851. She was a housemaid and 24 years old when she arrived. She was R.C. and could not read or write. Her native place was Co Dublin and she stated she had a mother Richard? at Kings Co. She married another convict William Brittain from Bedfordshire in 1853 and had ten children, one of whom became a well known Baptist Minister (he had been a Catholic altar boy as a child). Her name has been shown on various records as ALGER, ELGER and ELDER but her convict record says ELGEE. The only other reference I have found to this name has been on the IGI and that is the family of Oscar Wilde's mother Jane Frances Elgee. I can't imagine my convict being connected to this family though./td> |
| ELIFF (ELLIFFE), Daniel born 1869 | Kathleen Eliff Rummel | on of Christopher and Mary KEARNEY ELLIFFE, Redmondstown, Castletown Geoghegan, Co. Westmeath. Sisters and Brothers: John, Thomas, Patrick, Mary, Elizabeth, Catherine, Christopher and Aine. All baptised at the Church of the Assumption. Married Rose Nally in 1891 at St. Michael's in Co. Westmeath. |
| ENGLISH, Dora aka "Aunt Han" | John | Parents John English and Mary Hogan. Sisters: Mary B. and Ellen married Thomas L. Garvey around Pittsburgh, Pa. |
| ENGLISH, Ellen The youngest of the 3 Sisters. | John | Parents John English and Mary Hogan. Sisters: Mary B. and Dora never married, but is buried with a Thomas Powerstd> |
| ENGLISH, John M; Mary HOGAN in Ire. | John | Children: Dora, Mary Brigid, Ellen and some Boys One of the boys was a Surveyor or Engineer in Ire. a son of one of the boys, was named William English and lived in Brooklyn and the Bronx in the early 1900s. |
| ENGLISH, Mary Brigid B: ca 1858 in Tipperary (Clonmel?), Ire. D: ca. 1857 in Pittsburgh, Pa. USA | John | M; Daniel CONNOR about 1892 in Pittsburgh, Pa Parents John English and Mary Hogan. Sisters: Dora from Clonmel and Ellen. Catherine Coleman, aunt to Mary English from Altoona (Pa), married Matthew Coleman. Had border named Robert Hogan. Best guess is that Catherine Coleman would have to have been an English or a Hogan. |
| EVANS | Alex Evans | please visit our Evans web site at: http://www.evans78.homestead.com/evanspage.html |
| EWAN | Susan Grieves | Tyrone and Derry |
| FADDEN, Austin B.unknown D.9/9/1886 | Bill McFadden | resided in Westport, County Mayo. married(date unknown) to MARGARET GILL(B.unknown,D.unknown). Children: JOHN B. 3/29/1846(or 6/26/1848??), ELLEN B. 9/16/1848, MARTIN B. 11/14/1850,BRIDGET B. 12/23/1856. Possible Children: CATHERINE?? (listed on Austin's death notice) MICHAEL (B. approx. 1866) |
| FADDEN (Mc FADDEN, John B.unknown D.9/9/1886 emigrated to the US(mid to late 1860's? Lived in Sharon, Pa. | Bill McFadden | son of Austin FADDEN Married MARRY GIBBONS(B.3/15/1851,D.3/1/1934). Children were: JAMES B. 5/20/1871 M. MARGARET NOV 1897 D. 3/28/1942, JOHN B. JUN 1872 M. CATHERINE? D. 11/24/1951, AUSTIN B. 12/31/1874 M. JUN 1901 D. 1/13/1960, JOSEPH B. 10/12/1876 M. MARY NOV 1900 D. 1947. MARY B. 11/12/1878 M. JOHN KAHL D. 3/18/1913, FRANCIS B. 10/4/1880 M. THERESA 2/16/1904 D. AUG 1942, HENRY B. 10/2/1882 M. NO D. 3/16/1940, WILLIAN B. 8/7/1884 M. SARA APR 1910 D. 6/14/1940, ELLEN B. 7/28/1886 M. JOHN WOLF 10/23/18 D. 6/9/1966, GEORGE B. 7/22/1888 M. FRANCIS BYRNE 6/18/25D. 1/7/1960, GRACE B. 2/13/1892 M. 1/12/1915 D. 7/15/1969 |
| FAHEY | conaught | Attracta FAHEY married my Grandfather's Uncle Anthony Smith in Brackloon, County Mayo. |
| FARQUHAR, Samuel Barklimore B: circa 1880. in or around Monkstown, County Antrim | Lee B. | His father William Farquhar married Barbara Barklimore and they lived on a farm called Oakland's brother: John |
| FARRELL, | Fred & Judy Brauns | Trying to find out where my Farrells who settled in Newark, NJ are from in Ireland. I've ruled out Longford. The Heritage Center there has nothing on my line. Roscommon records do not go back far enough in some of the parishes so that is still a possibility. I believe one of my Farrells married someone from Kilkenny and so that is always a maybe Last but not least, older relatives that myself claim they remember ancestors talking about County Cork but they can't remember where.
Michael Farrell married to a Catherine Moore had at least one son, Thomas born about 1823. Then a Michael Farrell (could be the same one) had a son Phillip born between 1824 and 1830 and a son Lawrence born about 1825-1828 with a wife, Sara |
| FARRY/FERRY, Rose | Maureen Kelley Maloney | M: John MAGUIRE Location: Wheathill, Co. Fermanagh.. ca 1760..then went to Kilduff, Cavan Have list of descendents who settled in Cavan and Leitrim. |
| FEATHERSTON(E) | Dick Dickinson | |
| FEENEY, Bridget | Paul Peterson | married MEADOWCROFT, Samuel on January 8, 1855 in the Catholic Chapel at Bell Green Rochdale, Eng and gave birth to Elizabeth Meadowcroft on November 25, 1855, Mary Ann Meadowcroft in May 1857, Catherine T. Meadowcroft in August 1861, James Meadowcroft in July 1864, and William Meadowcroft in February 1872. |
| FENNELLY | Joyce and/or Thomas Urban | Looking for information on four FENNELLY families who emigrated between 1835-mid 1850s. They all eventually settled in the same area of Crawford County and overlapping into Vernon County in southwestern Wisconsin. First names of the emigrating family included Timothy, Michael, Martin, and James. Some or all were from Doonane in Queens County. Surnames of wives of those who married in Ireland were BRENNAN from Clonbrock; O'BRIEN from Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny; and NEIL/O'NEIL from near Doonane. |
| FINN, Martin B: 1866-1870 in Borris County Carlow D: in America immigrated in 1880-90 | Mo Finn | married FLEMING Parents: Thomas Joseph FINN and Catherine Frances FINN Martin FINN was one of 6 or 7 siblings born to Thomas and Catherine in townland of Kilcoltrim, Boris, Carlow Ireland. His siblings were Bridget (b. 1865), Joseph (b. 1867), Mary, Alice Catherine, Ann, John and Catherine. Martin spent one year in a seminary in France before leaving it to return home to Borris to say goodbye to his family before leaving next morning to catch a boat to America to the family of a fellow seminarian. His family was never able to contact him again, despite many attempts. Martin returned to Ireland at least once to locate them but was given the wrong addresses in Australia. The remainder of Martin's family emigrated shortly after him to Australia, settling in both Sydney and Brisbane. His 83 year old nephew would dearly like contact to find out how Martin fared in America, and if he had family. Please contact me if you can help - time is running away |
| FINN, Mary | ORILINEAMY | married FLEMING children are: William, Margaret, Mary Ann, Catherine, Ann, Patrick, and Hannah Martha-born 1880 --Butlerstown or Barryroe in Bandon, CO CORK |
| FISH from NORFOLK/MIDDLESEX | Brenda Mooney | |
| FITZGERALD | Sheila | |
| FITZGERALD, Catherine | ORILINEAMY | married Charles George Mayers in Manchester England 1845--1848..They emigrated to Wisconsin USA sometime after the marriage. She is, according to family lore, a descendant of Maurice Fitzgerald of Kilkea Castle in Ireland. |
| FITZGERALD, Michael B: either April 10, 1853 (Death Cert) or May 1852 (1910 US Census) in probably Kilkee; Emigrated in 1872 | Anne Green | M: Honora McINERNEY in 1878 Parents: Patrick FITZGERALD and Johanna Mulvihill |
| FITZGERALD, Patrick | Anne Green | M: Johanna Mulvehil Children: Thomas brothers Michael, James and possibly Mary All the brothers emigrated to Elmira, NY |
| FITZGERALD, Thomas T. born March 1865 in Kilkee, Co. Clare D: July-August 1904 in Kilkee | Anne Green | parents: Patrick Fitzgerald and Johanna Mulvehill emigrated to Elmira, NY, in 1882 |
| FITZGIBBON, Margaret M. B: Dec1890 in MO. D: abt.1913 | Virginia Adams Pierce | Parents: parents: Patrick R.Fitzgibbon/Nellie ?? M: William J.Bresnahan |
| FITZPATRICK, Margaret of Ballykeel | Connaught | M: FLANNAGAN, John in Hilltown, County Down emmigrated to Boston in 1872 John died in 1875 and Margaret remarried in 1880 to Stephen HIGGINS of Galway. |
| FLAHERTY | Pat Horgan | |
| FLAHERTY/FAHERTY, Michael | Lorraine Conroy | wife Nora(Honor) Ford/e Children: born Mary cc 1868 and her brother Andrew birth unknown. Mary married a Thomas (Denis) Conroy cc 1888-90 and came to NY arriving 14 May 1890 from Liverpool. Settled in NY/Brooklyn area. They had six children 1st child born in 1891 on Wallabout st, Bklyn, Thomas, the addresses for most of the other children unknown,Michael 1892, Nora,1894,Annie 1895,Margaret 1897,& Joseph 1901.Some of the street they lived on State st, Columbia st, 2x, Furman st, Hicks st. God parents of some of the children, Nora's were Mary Dunn, Annie's Thomas Morris & Christine Kevin, Margaret were Michael Joseph Conroy & Josephine O'Neil, Michael (my father) Michael Quealy, Maggie Ottern. Believe Michael Joseph Conroy was Thomas's brother. Mary had a brother Andrew who worked for the Bklyn Union Gas Co till he retired cc 1948/50, last saw him in 1950,his wife was Margaret,and no children. They lived on Moffett st, Bklyn. |
| FLANNAGAN, Katherine of Kinghill, Cabra, Magheramayo, Islandmoyle County Down. | Connaught | parents were Peter Flanagan and Elizabeth RICE who ran the Cabra Post Office in Kinghill Grandparents were William FLANAGAN and Sarah KELLY of Kinghill, County Down |
| FLEET, William b. 1815 | Walter Fleet | told by my grandfather that his grandfather, the man for whom I am searching was kicked out os Scotland for stealing sheep and went to Ireland. |
| FLEMING, Edward possibly from Cashel, Co. Tipperary | Jan Ryan-Berg | emigrated abt 1854 to Wisc then Michigan. His first daughter, Catherine, died in infancy, and they named their next daughter Catherine also, so may have been a family name they wanted to pass on. His wife was Honora Burns/Byrne, with possibly a sister Joanna that emigrated and lived with them briefly in the U.S. |
| FLEMING, Jane b. 1833? | JANET FLEMMING | married into PRIEST family in Australia |
| FLEMING, John | JANET FLEMMING | m. Mary GRIFFIN/GRIFFITH c1834 (deceased by 1914 in IRL) or WILLIAM JOHN....farmer/bootmaker |
| FLEMING, Margaret b. 1835 | JANET FLEMMING | married cousins Alexander GRIFFITH/JamesGRIFFITH |
| FLEMING, Mary b. ca. 1813 | JANET FLEMMING | parents Alexander GRIFFITH & Jane SUMMERFIELD. |
| FLEMING, Michael | ORILINEAMY | married Mary FINN children are: William, Margaret, Mary Ann, Catherine, Ann, Patrick, and Hannah Martha-born 1880 --Butlerstown or Barryroe in Bandon, CO CORK--- |
| FLEMING, Robert b. 1852/54 | JANET FLEMMING | married Rebecca Charlotte M. GREEN in Australia |
| FLEMING, William | ORILINEAMY | M: WHITE, Margaret Son - Michael FLEMING |
| FLEMMING | Loretta Myrter | |
| FLINN | John Flinn | |
| FLINN, Edward | carol in AZ | My ancestors Edward Flinn and his wife Mary Lawler lived in Newcastle Northumbria in the 1810's but he was in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards and their records stated he and his wife were from Longford (no town given) They lived in Newcastle in the 1810 period. |
| FLYNN, Michael born about 1830 Ireland | MCasey | He immigrated to U.S. in late 1840's and settled in Hudson, NY. Michael was a bricklayer/stonemason and married Mary HOLLORAN in Hudson, in early 1850's, had 3 children, Michael Wm., John, and Mary. Records obtained from RC St. Mary�s Church in Hudson. No vitals available from that time period. I believe Michael stayed in Hudson, NY until 1865-1870. He is listed with second wife, Ann, in 1865 Hudson, Columbia County, NY Census along with his two sons. Believe first wife died in 1863 from childbirth. His oldest son, Michael Wm, my ggrandfather, later settled in Scranton, PA and was a bricklayer/stonemason also |
| FLYNN, Michael born February 15, 1838 in Dublin, Ire(?) died June 14, 1912 in Alexandria, Louisiana | DANIEL FLYNN | married VERONICA VITS of ELmer, La. on October 12, 1873. They had eight children, threeof wich Veronica had prior to thier marriage. I know nothing of MICHAEL FLYNN. the info I have on him says that he was roaming around the country. He became ill and came upon the home of MARCUS VITS and SOPHIA BROWER at Elmer, La. They took him in and took care of him. When he was well he worked for them and married thier daughter, Veronica |
| FORAN, John A B: Aprox 1840 in Ire D: June 9, 1892 in Sioux City, Iowa, USA Immigrated: 1845-1850 from Ireland Father: Charles/John Forren/Foren Mother=Bridgett Egan Also FOREN and FORREN | Gloria | m: Anne Elizabeth Ryan (B: July 10, 1849) on January 5, 1871 in Rising Sun, Crawford County, Wisconsin, USA Children: Mary Anita, Bridgett Bertha, Charles, Joseph, Anne Elizabeth and Helen Teresa Foran |
| FORD, Nora | Lorraine Conroy | m. CONROY, Michael Joseph Had a son named Andrew, b. in Ire. |
| FORRESTALL | ROBYN & STEVE | |
| FOWLER. Jane born about 1782 possibly in Londonderry area | Anne Green | emigrated to the US probably between 1810-1815 and possibly lived a few years in Chemung County, NY before settling in Columbia Township, PA. |
| FOY, Mary Ann Smithwick | ERIC BOATNER | immigrated with her children, Katherine and Oliver, to the US Her husband, John Foy, presumably died in Ireland. Mary Ann settled in Michigan, but her children lived in Tennessee. |
| FRANCIS, James B: 1839 | Dennis J. Francis | son of Thomas FRANCIS and Martha STEWART According to the UK 1881 census, he was born in Ireland. He may have had a brother, Thomas Francis, who was witness to James' marriage to Mary McPhail in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1858. |
| FREEL, John b. May 10, 1743 Kilkenny, Ire d. March, 1784 (Friel/Freele/O'Friel/O'Freel) | Becky Walter | Emigrated to US in 1767 m. Deborah Emily Morgan Settled: Niagara-On-The-Lake Ontario, Canada |
| FRENCH | Dick Dickinson | |
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