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Leigh1
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Francis Traynor
« on: Saturday 13 January 07 18:38 UTC (UK) »

Am searching for details of Francis Traynor b 1832. The first I have of him is in the 1881 Census when he was a flax/hemp dresser in Hull. He married a Yorkshire lass in 1866 but I don't know where exactly in Co. Monaghan he was born or when he went to England. Any info or pointers would be much appreciated.
Leigh


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Crumbie (Crumby/Crombie/Cromie) - Wilts, London, Northumberland, Fife
Stark & Cammann - Middx

mona lisa
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Re: Francis Traynor
« Reply #1 on: Wednesday 31 October 07 01:45 UTC (UK) »

just as a matter of interest there are TRAINORS living in Prince Edward Island, Canada around Kellys Cross in the earlier days and then Hope River/Hunters River near Summerside. I believe they came about the same time as my DOYLE/M'GINITY/DOWDS ca 1840 Maritimes Canada.

http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/ is a user friendly 1901 and 1911 Canadian Census and you can post a query on www.islandregister.com. I realize you said UK but you never know.


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Ire Co Armagh Seagoe Drumon JOYCE/ARMSTRONG/Wm Valentine + Hannah MILLER aft1840 = Glasgow Scot dau Isabella 1847 + John McDEVETTE s/o Co DERRY Edw McDEVETTE/DEVITT/DADE/DAID + Eliz McCLOSKY /CLUSKY/McSHANE/TEMPLETON/DUFF Ire = DOYLE,Joseph + Mary M'GINITY/GINNITY/ENTEE 1840 = Can PEI Hope River DOWDS,Bridget b ca1819 d/o John DOWD + Mary WOODS ca1840 PEI Can UK IOM Wales, Barry = REINE= Adrian, Michael PASKEN PASHEN PUSHEN = Arthur/Mary/Mildred also ALLEN / EARLE/MEREDITH/TRAVERS/ VonSTIEGLER

Leigh1
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Re: Francis Traynor
« Reply #2 on: Tuesday 15 January 08 21:51 UTC (UK) »

So sorry not to have replied to you sooner - very remiss of me.

I am having a real struggle with the Traynors in Ireland - too common a name & too many spelling variations! I still am not 100% sure where abouts in Ireland I should be concentrating my research. To be honest Traynor was supposed to be some light relief when I came to a dead end with my main research - Crumbie/Crombie.

I am not aware of any family tales of emigrants to Canada or the USA but of course it is not impossible. I will keep you "on file" & will be sure to contact you if I find anything that may be of mutual interest.

Best wishes for happy hunting in 2008!

Regards
Leigh


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Crumbie (Crumby/Crombie/Cromie) - Wilts, London, Northumberland, Fife
Stark & Cammann - Middx

Mr J T Arthur
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Re: Francis Traynor
« Reply #3 on: Wednesday 16 January 08 13:07 UTC (UK) »

Leigh,

You mention Crumbie/Crombie connection with Traynor. I know of a Crumbie/Crombie family intermarried with a Trenor family who came to the North East of England from South Armagh during the Famine. Trenor is a variant form of Trainor whilst the Crumbie/Crombie's took many more forms including Crummy and Crummey.

Good luck,
J.T.A.


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