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McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« on: Friday 30 October 09 19:26 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone know anything about the McElnea family.  I know they came from Killymarly in Monaghan but there is that many of them it is hard to figure out who belongs to who anyone with, any information would be greatly appreciated. :)
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Re: McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« Reply #1 on: Tuesday 01 December 09 17:27 GMT (UK) »
The McElneas (McElnays) are listed in the Church Records of several Churches including Clontibret, Legnacreeve / Braddox, Glennan, & Donagh.  All of these Records are now available on CD

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Re: McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« Reply #2 on: Friday 01 January 10 01:45 GMT (UK) »
Does anyone know anything about the McElnea family.  I know they came from Killymarly in Monaghan but there is that many of them it is hard to figure out who belongs to who anyone with, any information would be greatly appreciated. :)


Most of the Kilmarly McElnays attended First Monaghan Prebyterian Church in Monaghan town, they married into many families incl Boyds, Grahams, Molseeds, Gillanders, Jacksons, Heasty/Hastings...they sure were a big family!

I have to go to First Mon. church soon to get records and take some photos of g/stones for someone, will see what McElnea g/stones are there as they are great for sorting out family units!
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Re: McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« Reply #3 on: Tuesday 19 January 10 21:56 GMT (UK) »
I have just discovered by Great Grandmother was a Mary Jane mcElnea (daughter of Margaret McElnea (formerly Linton) and James McElmea). Mary was born in 1904. The dwelling place of the father is listed as 'killamarley'

If anyone else has any information that can help my research further I would be grateful.



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Re: McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« Reply #6 on: Tuesday 19 January 10 22:35 GMT (UK) »
I have just discovered by Great Grandmother was a Mary Jane mcElnea (daughter of Margaret McElnea (formerly Linton) and James McElmea). Mary was born in 1904. The dwelling place of the father is listed as 'killamarley'

If anyone else has any information that can help my research further I would be grateful.


OK, the family of James McElnea & Maggie are as follows - 8thAug1905 Thomas, 18thOct1908 Florence Louisa, 31stMar1910 George Robert, * John Henry, * William James, & on * Evelyn Hazel all born on those dates.  There are several families listed - all living at Killymarley.

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Re: McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« Reply #7 on: Wednesday 20 January 10 05:57 GMT (UK) »
Thanks Jackstorey. Could you pm me with the dates. Also where did you get the info? Are we sure they are all the same family I.e is Mary listed to?  Thanks so much. Sorry for all the questions but until yesterday I thought I would get knowhere on the Irish side of my family!

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Re: McElnea Family Killymarly Monaghan
« Reply #8 on: Wednesday 20 January 10 08:23 GMT (UK) »
I have just discovered by Great Grandmother was a Mary Jane mcElnea (daughter of Margaret McElnea (formerly Linton) and James McElmea). Mary was born in 1904. The dwelling place of the father is listed as 'killamarley'

If anyone else has any information that can help my research further I would be grateful.


OK, the family of James McElnea & Maggie are as follows - 8thAug1905 Thomas, 18thOct1908 Florence Louisa, 31stMar1910 George Robert, * John Henry, * William James, & on * Evelyn Hazel all born on those dates.  There are several families listed - all living at Killymarley.

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You would need to e-mail me direct - if you look at some Monaghan names on the other websites - Ancestrry.com, Genealogy.com etc you will see my e-mail. I am also in touch with several McElneas abroad as per the Monaghan Exiles list of over 250 Members.