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Frank would love to check her kit vs mine and look for anyone that maybe common to both.
We may have a small match as sometimes you don't inherit as much from one parent or grandparent as the other.
My test was with FTDNA, and I am also on Gedmatch.

Dan
danmckenna1961@gmail.com

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Frank,
Have you done a dna test yet?

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Thank You All for the help.

Ann,
The 3 that you posted:
the first one married in 1836, would be to early for marriage
putting them at about 16 & 14 yrs old.
But the parish is a perfect match

The marriage in 1842 is more interesting, however their first child
was born in 1851 in PEI, Canada. I also believe they were in PEI, Canada at that time.
However I will keep a copy and Thank You for your efforts.
Let me know if anyone needs any help, will try to return the favor.
Dan McKenna

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Update to this post, which I placed quite awhile ago.
James McKenna (1820 Donagh, Monaghan, Ireland - 11 Jan 1881 Fort Augustus, PEI, Canada)
Spouse: Mary Trainor (1822 Ireland - 28 Jun 1896 Fort Augustus, PEI, Canada)

Sibling; Hugh McKenna (1818 Ireland - 17 Dec 1881 Fort Augustus, PEI, Canada)
Spouse: Ellen McGaughey /McHany / McHaby (1820 Ireland - 21 Jan 1891 Fort Augustus, PEI, Canada)

Genealogist claims parents
Patrick McKenna (1801 Femanagh, Ireland - 15 Jun 1890 Fort Augustus, PEI, Canada)
Unknown spouse died about 1831 in Ireland

Possible brother:
Peter McKenna (1825 Ireland - unknown)
Spouse: Rose Burns (Byrnes)

Possible Half Siblings:
Parents: Patrick & Alice (unknown)
Francis McKenna & Agnes King
Patrick McKenna & Bridget McCullough

1881 Census lists the 3 below with parents Patrick & Alice, the census does not list relationships
1891 Census Lists the 3 below as siblings
John McKenna 1840
Ellen McKenna 1844
Catherine (Kitty Ann / Katia) 1874) mother (Alice) would have been 58 yrs old when born.
Could she be a child of John & Ellen, and the census marked incorrectly?

Looking for any descendants of brother Peter or the half siblings, and with luck a dna test to help confirm, these theories as I have not seen anything to support the claim.

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Frank Walsh,

Mary Kate was probably Catherine born in 1850. (baptismal name)
Parents were Owen McKenna & Ellen McInnis
below is a list containing her and her siblings, followed by the children of Phillip Rooney and Ellen Josephine McKenna

Children pf Owen McKenna & Ellen McInnis
Susan                b:14 Apr 1854 Vernon River
Ellen Josephine   b: 1 Jul 1867 Vernon River  Spouse: Philip Rooney
Michael              b: 2 Jun 1848
Catherine:          b: 13 Apr 1850
Eugene              b: 13 Aug 1852
Patrick               b:  9 Apr 1864


Children of Philip Rooney & Ellen Josephine McKenna:

Rooney   Michael Rooney                b: 12 June 1895      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   
Rooney   Mary Josephine Rooney    b:29 June 1897      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   
Rooney   Owen Eugene Rooney         b: 29 May 1899      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   
Rooney   Aileen Veronica Rooney    b: 1-Aug-1905   baptized 6-Aug-1905      Vernon River
Rooney   Catherine Veronica Rooney   b: 24-Apr-1910   baptized 1-May-1910      Vernon River
Rooney   Rose Ann Rooney   b: 21-Oct-1912           baptized 27-Oct-1912      Vernon River
Rooney   Alphonsus Rooney   b: 6 October 1891      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   
Rooney   James Rooney   b: 23 August 1893      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   
Rooney   William Louis Rooney   b: 29-Mar-1903           baptized 1-Apr-1903      Iona
Rooney   Francis Loraine Rooney   b: 4-Jun-1908   baptized 7-Jun-1908   Vernon River, Prince Edward Island, Canada   Vernon River
Rooney   Joseph Roony   b: 5 March 1887      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   
Rooney   Denis Roony   b: 29 March 1889      Iona, Prince Edward Island, Canada   

Hope you have a great day!!!







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In regards to the transcripts at St Joachim's.
Unfortunately, I do not have that transcript.
I do have St Patrick's, St Bonaventure and St Ann's, as well as the Charlottetown RC Cemetery,
There are plenty of Mary's and plenty of Catherine's.
But none are listed as Mary Catherine,  I will look deeper for possible dates that match
The transcripts for St. Joachim's can be ordered online for $14.00 at the link on the previous message.
Dan

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In regards to Mary Catherine McKenna
St. Joachim's Roman Catholic is in Vernon River, PEI
In February 2010, St. Joachim's joined the newly-formed Holy Family Pastoral Unit with St. Patrick's, Fort Augustus and Our Lady of the Assumption, Stratford.
http://www.holyfamilypastoralunit.com/about/st_joachims.html
You can also get a copy of the cemetery transcripts @ http://peigs.ca/store/cemetery-transcripts/

I have a copy of this and will see if she is listed. Do you have any other information on her?
Parents, siblings or spouse?

Early settlers in this area were Scottish families who moved over from Tracadie and Irish immigrants who joined them later. A small log church was built at Waterside in 1804 and a second one a few years later near the water south of the present hall. A third church, constructed around 1830 and enlarged in the 1850s, stood close to today's cemetery.

In 1868, the present brick rectory was built, replacing an older one of age unknown. Since 1845, the parish has had a resident pastor.

In 1877 began the erection of the present magnificent brick church. It was consecrated by Bishop MacIntyre two years later, with Bishop Walsh of London giving the sermon. In 1902, the majestic pipe organ was installed.

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JJ,  When I initially posted, I was missing the parents James & Margaret Gray. Since posting I have received numerous leads. From this site as well as other sites. I did receive information that James and Margaret came to PEI aboard "The Margaret Pollard" in the early 1840's along with their children.
One of Bernard's descendants. (James brother) supplied me with the information that was passed down to her. I copied the message and saved it somewhere. I am in the process of organizing my information and leads.
As for the tree that I have posted, I recently posted that with some of the new information that I had received. Initially it was put up to allow distant relatives to look over and hopefully help with the research, confirm information or add to what I already have.
Again as I said, I am saving any replies, comments or any information and hope to get it all organized, as well as documentation confirming such.
Thanks again to everyone for all the help
Dan McKenna
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Inverness / Re: McInnis, Martin (b:1836) Isle of Skye - Prince Edward Island
« on: Friday 05 September 14 05:12 BST (UK)  »
HASZARD'S GAZETTE, CHARLOTTETOWN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1855
MARRIAGE: STEWART-MACINNIS - At the Head of St. Peter's Bay, on Monday, the 14th inst., by the Rev. Pius M'Phee, Martin McInnis, Esq., Merchant of the above place, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Charles Stewart, Lot 55.

http://www.caimbeul.org/newsitems/pei_news_3.html



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