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United States of America / Re: Henry Joseph and Elizabeth (nee Croghan) Leahy buried Holy Names Cemetery
« on: Sunday 01 March 26 21:56 GMT (UK)  »
You are incredible! I just found the wills probate for John Leahy & was starting to link up the names/addresses to see what I could find. Thank you for all your work on this, I so appreciate your help.

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United States of America / Re: Henry Joseph and Elizabeth (nee Croghan) Leahy buried Holy Names Cemetery
« on: Sunday 22 February 26 00:04 GMT (UK)  »
Thanks Sandra for this info. My mistake of writing James when I meant Joseph, so the eath dates of Michael & Joseph would suggest these may be the children of Elizabeth & Henry. With the birthdate of Mary provided, perhaps this is a sister to Henry. You mentioned a will of John Leahy, where might I find that? 

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United States of America / Henry Joseph and Elizabeth (nee Croghan) Leahy buried Holy Names Cemetery
« on: Saturday 21 February 26 00:54 GMT (UK)  »
I am trying to find more info on Henry ( b?-1872) & Elizabeth (Croghan 1832-1869) Leahy buried in Holy Names Cemetery in Jersey City, NJ. In the same grave are Ellen, James, Michael & Mary. Are these their children? And looking for informatioin on them. Also, wonder if the names of John (b?-1882) & Ellen (b?-1881) would be the parents of Henry? Any info would be so appreciated.

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Roscommon / John Croghan & Maria Fogarty
« on: Sunday 15 September 24 22:58 BST (UK)  »
I have the marriage of Joannis & Mariae in 1790 (16 July, St Peters Roscommon). I have their children: Cathrinam-25 Ap 1791, Richardum- 9 June 1793, Mariam- 22 March 1795, Thadeum- 21 July 1797, Honorum- 10 Sept 1798 (also have Thomasum same date but record has surname spelled as Groghan, father Joanis & mother spelled as Mario Fogerty), Patricium- 8 March 1801.
Records are either given as St Peters, Drum or Athlone for above.

My ancestor is Martin Croghan born around 1808, so am trying to find if this is his family. Also looking for any other childdren born to Joanis & Mariae, their chr dates, any marriage dates, parents of Joanis & Mariae also. Thank you

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Armagh / Re: James QUIN & Susanna O'NEILL
« on: Friday 12 May 23 19:05 BST (UK)  »
Would you please check if there is anything for the parents of James Quin or possible siblings?
I have his baptism for 5 April 1821 in parish Clonfeacle with parents James & Mar (small "t" after it, so assume Margaret?) McCoy. I have his birth 1 Jan 1820 written down, but not sure where I got that!

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Armagh / Re: James QUIN & Susanna O'NEILL
« on: Friday 05 May 23 16:03 BST (UK)  »
I think it starts with D also, but names of David or Daniel don’t follow in family naming. Thought dau at first, but ruled that out as didn’t expect that to be capitalized.

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Armagh / Re: James QUIN & Susanna O'NEILL
« on: Thursday 04 May 23 19:36 BST (UK)  »
Thanks Eileen Wilson for the marriage date of Carolo & Ann. What source can I put down for them? I wish I could make out the name on that child, baptized 1819. On the 1850 US census for James & Susanna, there is a "Neill" with them (age 33) & I can't make out that name there. It looks like Jeram?? Interesting that another Quinn & O'Neill married on same day, as James & Susannah, .wonder how all related!

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Armagh / James QUIN & Susanna O'NEILL
« on: Tuesday 02 May 23 22:33 BST (UK)  »
Looking for more information on the family of these two. Baptism of Susanna is 24 July 1824 in Parish Clonfeacle Tyrone, Armagh Cty.  Parents Carolo O'Neill & Anna ?Haroran. Did this couple have other children? Their marriage and/or deaths, ages, etc
Susanna married James Quin 13 June 1844 in Parish Donaghmore, Tyrone County. Witnesses Terrance & Charles O'Neill (?brothers, uncles)
Baptism record for James Quin is 5 April 1821, Parish Confeacle Armagh Cty; parents Jas Quin & Mar+ (?Margaret) McCoy
James & Susannah immigrated within a few years after marriage as I find them in New York with their first two children (born USA 1848 & 1849). So I am looking for immigration/sailing info.

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Family History Beginners Board / Re: Annie Eaton Bell
« on: Monday 17 January 22 23:26 GMT (UK)  »
Interesting timeline for this gal, marries widower in 1885, he dies in 1889 & 1891 census has her in L’pool as a boarder, widow, then 1896 on ship to Canary Islands where she marries & has 4 daughters. The daughters never marry, but all die back in England. The father having died around 1905, age of 52, Canaries?? (Seems like a good plot for a story!)
I did not see a spot for British overseas births on GRO. The full bd’s of 3 daughters I got from 1939 census where they are with Arthur/Sarah Parsons. Thus, now confirming me the surname of Annie & above info.

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