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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #36 on: Tuesday 12 January 10 22:01 GMT (UK) »
Unfortunately the rules of this Website do not allow me to list my e-mail address.  However, if you look at some of the Monaghan names on Ancestry.com, Genealogy.com etc you will find my E-mail.  We have a team of Copiers currently recording & copying all kinds of Monaghan Data to CD & we regularly send these CDs to those who request them.  It saves the Old Church Record Books from further damage & I donate a number of these CDs to each Church involved.  I don't think any other County is doing this on a similar scale.  The 16 Churches are as previously listed on this Website

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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #37 on: Wednesday 13 January 10 13:33 GMT (UK) »
OK - the Ematris Church Records list the following -
7thApril1846 - James Stewart son of Richard Stewart of Agherlish   married Charlotte McKeon of Kilmore - witnessed by Archy McKeon & James Crossan - Rev John Morris officiated
Your reference to the marriage of 13thJuly1852 was conducted by Rev John C. Wolfe
17thJan1854 - John Peel (blacksmith) son of R. Peel of Cootehill  married  Anne Jane McKeon dau of William McKeon of Kilmore West - witnessed by Isaiah Corr & Robert McKeon - Rev Thomas Robinson
14thFeb1854 - Robert McKeon son of James McKeon of Kilmore West  married  Eliza McFarland dau of Augustus McFarland of Milltown - witnessed by William Clarke & William Corr - Rev John C. Wolfe
10thMay1855 - William McKeon (McKeown) (aged 21) son of William McKeon of Kilmore East  married Margaret Jane Wright (aged 20) dau of William Wright of Drumrooghill
This data is extracted from the Church Records of Ematris Church, also known as "St. John's in the Wood" & actually on the Dartrey Estate.  The nearby Demesne of Dartrey has recently had many of its ancient buildings refurbished & together with the huge Dawsion monument Pillar on the side of the road very near the Church.    The Ematris Church Records are part of a larger project involving copying all of the Church Records of Monaghan's Churches - so far, 17 Church Records have been copied & are  available on CD

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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #38 on: Wednesday 13 January 10 19:23 GMT (UK) »
Hi the marriage Of James Lee and Mary Clarke was on the 28th Nov 1918 can i get any further information from Church records births etc?

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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #39 on: Wednesday 13 January 10 21:39 GMT (UK) »
Sure - I only did a very brief search for you.   I notice a lot of irrelevant data being posted.


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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #40 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 15:31 BST (UK) »
Hi

I've just seen the reference to the name Peel here.  :)

I'm researching the Peel/Pile/s families of Co Cavan/Monaghan and I have a Henry Piles (later Peel) who married a Margaret Bows/Bowes. This Henry may be my 4x Great Grandfather.

Margaret was born about 13 September 1795 in Ireland and married before 1826. She died 1 April 1873 at Western Ave., Newburgh NY, USA, having emigrated with her family sometime between 1850 and 1855.

Margaret Peel's death certificate from Newburgh states her name, date of death (April 1, 1873), age at death (78y, 7m,19d), married state (widowed), birthplace (Ireland), Father's and mother's names and birthplaces (parents UNKNOWN (?), born Ireland), Place of death (Western Ave, Newburgh NY), cause of death (phthisis pulmonalis).

Unfortunately this is all I have as her parents are unknown, which I find a bit odd.

One of her sons, John (born 1827), emigrated to Australia and died 1 August 1900 at Mansfield, Victoria. He married Anne Jane McKeone 1854 in Ematris Church of Ireland Church, Co Monaghan. He was a blacksmith living in Cootehill, Dumgoon, County Cavan. The other five children of Henry and Margaret all seem to have emigrated to New York.

Has anyone else come acoross the name Peel/Pile/Piles in Co. Monaghan?

Many thanks!

Lorna


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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #41 on: Tuesday 06 April 10 20:38 BST (UK) »
As you say, the Peels were from Cootehill and attended Drumgoon. I have McKeon on my tree but no Peel/Pile/Pyle.

The are some Drumgoon records online but not sure of years etc. A post on Cavan board might be more rewarding.
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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #42 on: Monday 08 November 10 15:20 GMT (UK) »
Hello Dave at hallmark

I have been trying to find out the current whereabouts and status of the Dartry (Ematris) parish registers and found your comments here.  I had the opportunity to see them in 1995 but can't find a phone number for anyone in the parish to call.  My interest is in the Bradford/Fagan families from 1862 and earlier.

Thank you

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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #43 on: Monday 08 November 10 16:15 GMT (UK) »
Dear DJ Lee
I've just got your message, but I cant find any way of replying.  I'm sorry, this is my first use of the forum.

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Re: The Lee family & McKeon family
« Reply #44 on: Monday 08 November 10 16:18 GMT (UK) »
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