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Roscommon / Re: Cunningham: John, Richard & Michael; Roscommon prior to 1769
« on: Sunday 20 September 15 02:39 BST (UK) »
Hi Joanne, yep. I just emailed you :-)
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Roscommon / Re: Cunningham: John, Richard & Michael; Roscommon prior to 1769
« on: Saturday 19 September 15 22:41 BST (UK) »
we're not on ancestry at the moment. Have been in past, however i got discouraged with my family research, whereas, my partner John was finding all kinds of information ..(John is the one related to these Cunningham's) If you'd like, I can email you information i have found. ...Although I'm sure you have lots! Some of the things I found are fascinating. For example we live in Windsor NS for the past 6 years, and discovered Richard Cunningham (the young boy of 13, who sailed from Roscommon) also lived here and owned the Fundy Gypsum until his death in 1829. I just recently went to the Historical Society Museum here in Windsor, and obtained a copy of his Will and Testament, among other things. We're going back again this coming Wednesday so we can spend more time for research. :-)
fyi: This Richard Cunningham would be Johns' 3xs Great Grandfather.
fyi: This Richard Cunningham would be Johns' 3xs Great Grandfather.
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Roscommon / Re: Cunningham: John, Richard & Michael; Roscommon prior to 1769
« on: Saturday 19 September 15 03:20 BST (UK) »
Hi, Have you learned anything more since your last comment made in jan-feb? I am doing research on the Cunninghams- the very same group of siblings. Lineage starts with Richard Cunningham, and have discovered lots of info of their lives in Nova Scotia. And unfortunately nothing relevant in Roscommon.
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