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Additional Information found on a DENIS LARNER baptised on 23 December 1850 in the Parish of LACKAGH with an address of KNOCKDOE (townland) with the parents of John Larner and Helen GLYNN, sponsors were a Patrick and Mary MORAN.
   DENIS ends up in England starting with the 1871 census of Durham and the town of Gateshead, he is 25 years and married to a SABINA age 22. By 1911 at age 63 and Sabina age 62 he has had eight ( children, five 95) living, three (3) buried in England, still in Durham. Children: Andrew (39), Mary (37), Henry (26), Sabina (26) and a Grandchild named Sabina age 6.. More available
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While looking for Branson and Cholerton family in Philadelphia I caame across the following:  James Falcombridge born Feb 1844 in England with 1900 census in Phila. Immigration was 1866....additional infor from others....Joseph entered U.S. in 1866, his parents were Joseph falcombridge born in July of 1827 and Charlotte born March of 1825. He had a sister Anne Elixabeth Falconbridge Troutman born 1854 and three brothers, Thomas born 1843, William born 1851 and Joseph...Gene Blood in Philly

LARNER INFORMATION

Information on the Larner/Lardner line began with information supplied by my mother Catherine Blood nee Byrne that her mother had entered the country as a young girl (14-16 yrs) with a cousin by the name of Martin Larner. The year of entry was also unknown.
Martin Larner was located in the 1900 census for Philadelphia living at 2709 Edgemont St with another family with the name of Conroy. Martin was listed as a Boarder as was another male by the name of Timothy Newall. Reference Vol. 175 ED 594, Sheet 4, Line 72 in the 1900 Census (T-623 Roll# 1467)
Martin in the 1900 Census is listed as being born in September 1872 age 27 in Ireland. His immigration is listed as 1896. At this time he is not married.
Martin is living in the household of a John Conroy. John is listed as being born March 1872 age 28 married 5 years with 3 children and 3 children living. His wife is listed as Ellen born April 1873 age 27. Marie a daughter born July 1896 age 3, Nora born July 1898 age 1 and a John born December 1899 age 3 months. John Conroy listed his immigration as 1893.
A search of Marriage records revealed an application was made on the 4th of September in 1895 in Philadelphia. John Conroy was listed as being born in Ireland unknown day (age 25 years) in 1870 and that he resides at 2655 East Thompson Street and that he is a coal trimmer by trade and is not related by blood to Ellen LARDNER whom he is about to marry and that she was born in Ireland on unknown day (age 23 years) in 1872 and that she resides at 1727 North 8th Street in Philadelphia and is listed as a domestic.
Another search of marriage records reveals that on 25th day of November 1902 Martin Larner applied for a license to marry a Mary McNulty. Martin stated he was born in Galway, Ireland on the 13th Day of November 1874 and that he resides at 2673 Aramingo Street in Philadelphia and that he is a laborer. Mary McNulty whom he is about to marry was born in Philadelphia on the 14th day of August 1874 and that she resides at 2632 Tucker Street in Philadelphia.
Another search of the 1900 Census reveals a Mary LARDNER listed at 1727 North 8th Street. She is listed as being born in Ireland October 1876 24 years of age and her entry into the country was 1890. Reference: ED 436, Roll 1462 Sheet #11 Line 74. She is listed as a cook working for the family at 1727 North 8th Street. The family being a M. J. Mullon(?)

     In April of 2005, Martin Lardner was located in a database of Philadelphia Passenger lists of 1883 to 1945. It listed Martin Lardner age 22 W/M with arrival date in Philadelphia as 19 June 1899. He was aboard the ship “Pennland” that sailed from Queenstown on the 8th of June 1899. On the manifest he listed a sister “Mary” as living on North 8th Street in Philadelphia as his destination. He was listed as a laborer.

     In the database of Philadelphia Passenger Lists of 1883 to 1945 a Catherine and Timothy Lardner are listed as both coming into Philadelphia on the ship Noordland. This ship left Queenstown, Ireland on the 12th of October 1905 and arrived in Philadelphia on the 23rd of October 1905. Their residence in Ireland was list as Annaghdown, which is in Galway. Catherine’s estimated date of birth was listed as about 1875 and Timothy was listed as about 1867. Their actual ages listed were not readable. Both Catherine and Timothy listed a Martin Lardner at 2362 Tucker Street and a Delia Lardner at 2656 Edgemont Street as being their destination. And that the relationship of Martin and Delia was that of son and daughter to Timothy.

      In the database of Philadelphia Passenger Lists of 1883 to 1945 an Ellen Lardor (?) was located as being on the ship British Prince and arriving in Philadelphia on April of 1892. Ellen was listed as age 19.

      In the database of Philadelphia Passenger Lists of 1883 to 1945 Norah Lardner was located as being on the ship Westernland leaving Queenstown, Ireland on the 25th of September 1902 and arriving at Philadelphia on the 5th of October 1902. She is listed under ticket # 20989 as being age 17, estimated birth year being 1885 and her final destination was to be 533 Tioga Street home of sister Mary Lardner. The address of 533 West Tioga Street is the address for Saint Veronica’s Church where Norah, Mary and others worked in the rectory as housekeepers.




      In the database of Philadelphia Passenger Lists of 1883 to 1945 Delin (Delia) Lardner was located as being on the ship Pennland leaving Liverpool and arrived at Philadelphia on 27th of August 1899. Delia is listed as being born about 1878. her final destination appears to be 2804 Alter Street in Philadelphia and working for a Mrs. Dunn. She listed Tuenn as her last residence in Ireland.



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BYRNE AND MCKIERNAN INFORMATION





From a copy of the Marriage certificate of Co. Cavan in the Parish of Temple port on 22 November 1865 John BYRNE age 23 a farmer living in Templeport married an Ellen McKiernan age 20 spinster also of Templeport. John's father was a Francis Byrne also a farmer and Ellen dad was a Hugh McKiernan also a farmer.  Married by a Terrance Wagawrah (?) marked CC
 In the presence of Peter DEVINE and a Catherine BANNON.

                This information and the following was the result of me contacting the Co. County Genealogical Research Center back in 1998. According to letter Ellen's address was given as Killimority which they stated refers to Killymoriarty townland in the parish of Templeport,

        The children:   Francis Berne, born 12th May 1867 sponsor: Michael Berne and Mary Berne
             Catherine Byrne, born 16th November 1868..sponsor Francis Byrne and Margaret Reilly.
      Michael Byrne, born 1st October 1870...sponsor Francis Berne and Mary Plunket.
   Mary Berne , born 7th November 1872...sponsor Hugh Reilly and Mary Reilly.
    Peter Byrne, born 6th November 1875...sponsor Dan Prior and Margaret Prior               Margaret Byrne, born 27th April 1879...sponsor Pat Reilly and Anne Prior
                     John James Byrne, born 16th April 1881...sponsor Michael Byrne and Rose Baxter.
           Thomas Bernard Byrne, born 27th May 1883 ...sponsor Francis Byrne and Mary Byrne.

All are born in Cronary

The only one missing is a Ellen listed in the Phila paperwork, the census. The ages vary for the family in the census and records over here . But I  also know the information is only as good as the informant....The names all Match and so the order of BIRTH . That is why I do not doubt they are the same family.

Information in the family also stated that the older Frank or Francis went on to Chicago , was married to a PRIOR, and was killed in Chicago by a car circa 1910 to 1915...His children were brought back to Philly to live here.

Do you know of any ties to Philly on your end?

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