Total Records: 23
The Family's of Rodney A. Bascherini and Caren M. Coe
Bascherini family from Lucca Italy. InterneTree: All-in-One Tree of Caren Marie Coe All-in-One Tree of Rodney Allen Bascherini The Family's of Rodney A. Bascherini and Caren M. Coe: Surname List |
The Bradleys of Manvers
William Bradley & Elizabeth McKelvey married in Drum, Cavan, Ireland in 1826, then emigrated to Canada around 1830-31. The farm they purchased in March 1831 is still in the family. William McMaster/Jane Alexander from Fermanaugh, Ireland to Manvers Township, Ontario, Canada, around 1845; Peter Belfrey/Catharine Lachioness-Young from France? 1770's to Ontario Canada; George Baker/Elizabeth Jordan from Kent, England, to Pickering Ontario Canada, around 1903. The Bradleys of Manvers: Surname List |
Anne Tove og Tor Arild Bakke
Anne Tove og Tor Arild Bakke: Surname List |
Amanda M Baker of Saint George, KS
InterneTree: Amanda M Baker KS Amanda M Baker of Saint George, KS: Surname List |
James Allen Bailey of Nash County, NC
InterneTree: James Bailey NC James Allen Bailey of Nash County, NC: Surname List |
The Andew J. Atkins Family Home Page
Andew J. Atkins was born on June 29, 1847 in unknown (probably Georgia). His son was William Alexander Atkins. He was born in Kite, Johnson County, Georgia, USA, on February 18, 1875. Andrew Simpkins Shealy was born on July 17, 1857, in Washington County, Georgia, USA. Carl T Atkins - InterneTree |
The Arthur-Kelly-Cashen families of Baltimore Maryland
John Pierce Arthur immigrated to the United States with his wife and three children in 1849. In Matchett?s Baltimore Directory for 1853 it is noted that he was a woolen factor and lived at 71 Potter. He died in Baltimore, MD in 1853 at age 35 of typhoid pneumonia. He was buried on the 9th of March in St. Patrick?s Cemetery Yard, Fells Point. John P. Arthur was born in Castle Connell, County Limerick, Ireland; his wife Maria Maroney was born in County Clare; their parents were in the Wool business; they came to ?America? in 1849, first arriving in New Orleans and then to Baltimore in 1850 where they lived on Hawk Street; three children were born in County Clare (J. Thomas Arthur, Elizabeth Arthur Frederick, and Frank Arthur). Elizabeth Frist Gutman, (Bess Gutman) was the daughter of Margaret Ann Arthur Frist. Margaret Ann was born in Baltimore in 1850. The earliest documentation of the Arthur family is the passenger list of the ship Forfarshire that sailed from Liverpool, England and arrived in New Orleans on December 28, 1948. The ship?s register shows the names of John (30) and Mary Arthurs (30), Anne Arthurs (32), James Arthurs (20), Thomas (7), Bridget (5) and Francis (3). While the register shows that the ship arrived in New Orleans on Dec 28, 1848 a close examination indicates that the ship?s register was completed on that date at Liverpool. Arrival in New Orleans would probably have been four or five weeks later in February 1849. It is believed that Bridget Arthurs was Elizabeth Arthur Frederick. Although later accounts point to her birth in New Orleans our research concludes that she was born in Ireland. The conclusion is that many females received the name Bridget when they were born in Ireland and her name was also Elizabeth. The Kelly family emigrated from Ireland to Philadelphia PA. Anna Clark Kelly came from Newry, Co Down, where she was educated in a convent school. She came to this country with her sister who remained in Philadelphia. Thomas Kelly came from CO Louth in Ireland. Thomas and Anna met in this country and were married in Philadelphia. Three children were born in Philadelphia (Mary Jane-1857; Thomas J. -1859 and John-1862). Four more children were born after they moved to Baltimore. Thomas Kelly Sr. had a fashionable Shoe Shop on Centre Street near the present St. Ignatius. A Baltimore City Directory for 1896 shows ?Kelly Thos, shoemkr. 111 E. Centre, h 907 E Chase?. In 1871 and 1872 he was shown as living at 189 Chesnut St. The family also lived on Hillen Street near the Belair Market before they moved to Chase Street. The families of Lacey and Holden besides the Arthurs are direct descendants of this family. Richard Cashen came to this country in 1915 through Ellis Island. He was born in County Tipperary, Ireland in a town called Templederry. He was one of ten children. Seven children came to the US and three remained in Ireland. One went to New Orleans, two went to St. Louis and four came to Baltimore. The Arthur-Kelly-Cashen families of Baltimore Maryland: Surname List |
Descendants Of Richard And Ellen Higgins Of Ballycotton, Ire
my father's family ultimately settled in Madison County, Ohio. My g-grandparents were John L. and Mary Healy(Haley)Higgins. According to John's death certificate his parents were Richard and Ellen Higgins of County Cork, Ireland. John was from Ballycottin, County Cork, Ireland and Mary from Ballyvourney, County Cork, Ireland. Richard Higgins and Ellen married in County Cork. They had seven children born in Ballymacotter. The 6th child born was John. The other children were William, Mary, Martin, Michael, Richard and Edward. John and Mary were married at St. Joseph on the Brandywine Catholic Church in Wilmington, Delaware. It appears that Mary Higgins married Patrick Haley and lived for the most part in Delaware Co., PA. Edward and Martin are in Chester Co., PA in the 1880 census; Edward being in Coatesville and Martin in Valley. William appears in the 1870 census in Coatesville, Chester Co., PA. Edward married Catharine(Kate) Connor and Martin married Ellen ?. William married Anna Sheehan and Richard married Anna Lawless. It appears that Michael may not have married. Descendants of Richard Higgins |
Schaefer/Pfundstein/Healy/Sultan Family Tree
Schaefer/Pfundstein-Healy/Sultan Family Tree |
My Genealogy Home Page
InterneTree: Beth A Allen\r\n |
The ALFORD Family Page
InterneTree: Larry L Alford\r\n |
Katie Wood Adams of Saginaw, Michigan
Outline Descendant Tree: Descendants of John Wood\r\n\r\nOutline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Jacob Pickle\r\n\r\nOutline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Jonathan Basham\r\n\r\nOutline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Captian Joseph King\r\n\r\nOutline Descendant Tree: Descendants of Basil Shaw\r\n\r\n |
Descendants of Robert Adams of Newbury, Mass (1602-2003)
Descendants of Robert Adams |
HEALY/HEALEY - Homeland of Kerry
To unite the Healy Clan.? Meeting point to submit and share Healy info. Other related surnames welcome too |
Connolly and O\Kane Pages
Connolly and names from County Monaghan 1790 on O\Kane and names from County Antrim until 1850. We also have stories of Monaghan through the 1800s |
Dakota and Iowa Pioneers
Genealogy websites containing history of families who migrated from New England to Iowa and beyond |
Regan Family Webpage
The Regan family, as I know it, going back to John Regan born in County Tipperary, Ireland in 1827. |
Jack Wilson's Genealogical Homepage
Genealogy resource page with links to Brooklyn, NY, Aiken & Barnwell South Carolina, and a half of dozen Countries. Over 7000 name index. |
Nicholas SHEELEY/SHEELY Family Association
We are working on our printed genealogy and also planning SHEELY 2000 reunion near Gettysburg PA on July 14-15-16 2000. Please visit our web site or get in touch if you might be connected! |
Epting Family Web Page
Website dedicated to the family and descendants of Johann Adam Epting and Barbara Osiander Epting immigrants to South Carolina in 1749. |
Nicholas Sheely / Sheeley Family Association
This family association, while focused on connecting related families, has also amassed information abount non-related families of the same and similar spellings. Queries are welcomed |
Our Roots
So far, I have put together four different histories - one that starts with my Irish roots, and one that starts with my Polish roots. The third, my husband Gregory's Irish roots is also on here. I\m working on my father's side, which is a mix of English and German, and probably more that I haven\t uncovered yet! |
COOKs KOZY KORNERS
This village belongs to the acgs inc family - COOKS, COUSINS & associates. You will find the things you would normally find in any village as well as genealogical/Historical data, family news and many research facilities. However ONLY ITEMS that our directors consider of benefit to our society and its members, shall pass the village portals. Hopefully we will assist our membership and visitors to find the INTERNET 'needle in the haystack', a little easier |
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