flannery

[seira]

Sorry that I'm not the one,  but if anyone out there thinks they may be able to help me, please reply.
Seira

[Danone]

  :)Hi i just thought i would ask if you have a mary .e flannery in your tree as i have and she married my joseph page from ruddington nottingham his birth year was 1863 civil parish widness ecclesiastical parish :st luke
town widness
island lancashire country;england
also marys second name was ellen flannery
registration of marriage was 1888
quarter of registation :oct-nov-dec district west derby
county lancashire
volume :8b
page 524 spouse joseph page
Danone what i will do is go back to my tree and have a look at her birth date and then come back here
Danone

[Danone]

  :)mary flannery born liverpool 1869
Danone

[seira]

Hello Danone
Sorry but my Mary Flannery is not yours.
Mine does not have a middle name and although was born in Liverpool the year is 1890.
happy hunting
seira

[andy flannery]

Hi my name is Andy Flannery.I seem to have got to the same point as you with  John and Ellen.They were also my gg grandparents so we must be related somewhere down the line.Could you get in touch so we can exchange info and hopefully fill in some blanks in our family trees.
I look forward to hearing from you soon
Andy flannery

[seira]

Hello Andy

The info I have is John was born either 1856 or 1860 not sure which in Drummore, county Sligo, Ireland.
He married Ellen Kilcurran in 1883/84.
Ellen was born in Ballara, county Mayo 1855/56.
I don't know if they were married in Ireland or England.
They are on the 1891 census as living 59 Birkett Street, Liverpool.
They had 4 children, John, James, Sarah and Mary.
Mary was my grandmother.
A family member tols me that John jnr went to Scotland and died there.
I have no info regarding the remaining children.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes
Seira

[FlanneryClan]

Hi Andy

There are quite a few Flannerys around the Sligo / Mayo / Roscommon border, and the border was "adjusted" which can often add to the excitement of finding the right townland.  We have established the genetic signature for a number of Flannery families in the area, and you would be very welcome to compare Y-chromosomes (see our website for details of the Flannery Clan Y-DNA Project).

Regards


Lorcán J. O'Flannery

[andy flannery]

Hi Seira thanks for getting back so soon. Your g/mother Mary's brother John was my gg grandfather(which i think makes you and my dad second cousins!)I have a copy of Marys birth cert born 13 December 1890 as well as Sarah and Johns but not James as i cant find anything to do with him .John did not go to Scotland as you were told and in fact stayed in Liverpool as did all his desendants. I wonder if in fact it was James who went to Scotland!Also do you know any more about the Flannerys who went to America as my dad told me he heard 2 brothers went but knows nothing about it. Would it be possible to let me know the details of Marys marriage and death so i can fill them in on my branch.. Many Thanks
Andy Flannery

[tralli6]

Hi Andy
My wife Dorothy has important information for you.  Can you contact her please.
Tony