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Title: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: DoireM on Friday 12 September 08 17:59 BST (UK)
Martin Crowley married Mary Donnellan from Kilmurry Ibrickane in 1844 and they lived in Carncreagh.  The had possibly 11 children.  Info. I have as follows:

1. Peter married Bridget Haren 1886? lived in Corran Cree and they had 6 children; Martin, John, Patrick, James, Mary Ellen and Michael.
Martin, James and Michael left for Chicago.
Martin ... single.
James married Rose McMahon from Clare in Chicago, 1 child James.
Michael married Margaret Bowler from Kerry in Chicago, 2 children, Peter and Martin.
Patrick married Catherine James in Derry, 1 child Martin.
Mary Ellen married Patrick McGuane and lived in Cloonaheen, 4 children?
John (single) lived at Corran Cree.

2. Martin married Bridget Conway (from Mayo) in Chicago 1884.  They had 5 children; James, Martin, Michael, Mary Ellen and John.
James married Mary Shallow and had 2 children; Francis and Clare.
Michael married Jennie O'Malley and had 2 children; Martin and Genevieve.
Martin, Mary Ellen and John were single.

3. Michael married Margaret Conway (from Wisconsin) 1905? she had Irish parents ... no children.

4. Delia ... single.

5. Catherine ... single.

6. Mary married Patrick Sullivan 1890 in Chicago they had 4 children ... John J, Arthur, Lawrence and Mary Sullivan.
John J. married Mary ? 
Arthur ... single
Lawrence married Marie Craig and had 1 child Lawrence C. Sullivan.
Mary ... single.

Other siblings were Patrick, James, Terence, Jeremiah and Bridget.

Would like to connect with any of the above families to fill in the blanks. :)
 
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: bethcarter6 on Monday 15 January 18 02:11 GMT (UK)
Hi there,

My father is the James Crowley born to James and Rose McMahon (Clare) and I would love to know more about my family in Ireland or at least the story behind James who emigrated here in 1924.  My father (James' and Rose's son) is deceased as is Rose obviously and I never really got the story since I was always told that James from Ireland was deceased prior to my father's death.  Again, I would really appreciate any information that you have.

Thank you so much!
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: hallmark on Monday 15 January 18 07:11 GMT (UK)
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp

https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0764  plus whatever Parish they attended.

There is also 1901 and 1911 Census, online, free.   http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: hallmark on Monday 15 January 18 07:15 GMT (UK)
Peter married Bridget Haren 1886  so possibly on Civil Registers.
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: hallmark on Monday 15 January 18 07:18 GMT (UK)
Kilmurry McMahon   https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0794
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: hallmark on Monday 15 January 18 07:21 GMT (UK)
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/civil-search.jsp

 


Just put Surname in and    Killadysert    for District
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: DoireM on Monday 15 January 18 10:33 GMT (UK)
Hello,

Great to hear from a cousin whose grandfather James was a brother of my Patrick Crowley.  I have done extensive research on the Crowley family and it's ongoing.

James was 22 years old when he arrived in New York and onwards to his brother Martin who resided in Chicago.  Your grandmother Rose was expecting your dad when the accident happened.  I don't want to go into personal details on this page.  You have to make 3 postings before I can personal message you. 

DoireM
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: bethcarter6 on Thursday 25 January 18 19:18 GMT (UK)
Martin Crowley married Mary Donnellan from Kilmurry Ibrickane in 1844 and they lived in Carncreagh.  The had possibly 11 children.  Info. I have as follows:

1. Peter married Bridget Haren 1886? lived in Corran Cree and they had 6 children; Martin, John, Patrick, James, Mary Ellen and Michael.
Martin, James and Michael left for Chicago.
Martin ... single.
James married Rose McMahon from Clare in Chicago, 1 child James.
Michael married Margaret Bowler from Kerry in Chicago, 2 children, Peter and Martin.
Patrick married Catherine James in Derry, 1 child Martin.
Mary Ellen married Patrick McGuane and lived in Cloonaheen, 4 children?
John (single) lived at Corran Cree.

2. Martin married Bridget Conway (from Mayo) in Chicago 1884.  They had 5 children; James, Martin, Michael, Mary Ellen and John.
James married Mary Shallow and had 2 children; Francis and Clare.
Michael married Jennie O'Malley and had 2 children; Martin and Genevieve.
Martin, Mary Ellen and John were single.

3. Michael married Margaret Conway (from Wisconsin) 1905? she had Irish parents ... no children.

4. Delia ... single.

5. Catherine ... single.

6. Mary married Patrick Sullivan 1890 in Chicago they had 4 children ... John J, Arthur, Lawrence and Mary Sullivan.
John J. married Mary ? 
Arthur ... single
Lawrence married Marie Craig and had 1 child Lawrence C. Sullivan.
Mary ... single.

Other siblings were Patrick, James, Terence, Jeremiah and Bridget.

Would like to connect with any of the above families to fill in the blanks. :)
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: bethcarter6 on Thursday 25 January 18 19:24 GMT (UK)
My father James Crowley (son of James and Rose McMahon) was an only child.  Rose never remarried and two sisters, Beatrice McMahon and Margaret McMahon all helped raise my father.
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: bethcarter6 on Thursday 25 January 18 19:27 GMT (UK)
Also, from what I was told, Rose ended up working as a housekeeper for a family in Evanston, Illinois and my father lived with a family by the last name of Sullivan here in Chicago.  I was told that this Sullivan family was a married couple who couldn't have children and adopted an infant named Lawrence.  Lawrence ended up being mildly retarded and when Mrs. Sullivan passed away and then Mr. Sullivan passed afterward, the home was given to Rose with the agreement that she would continue to care for Lawrence.  It was in that home that my father, James Crowley, grew up and Rose then lived in with Lawrence and my father and worked as a housekeeper in the Beverly neighborhood of Chicago. 
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: DoireM on Thursday 25 January 18 19:28 GMT (UK)
Can you tell me why your grandparents are not buried together?  Your late father was left some $ when his Uncle Martin died.
Title: Re: Crowley's from Clare to Cook County, Chicago.
Post by: DoireM on Thursday 25 January 18 19:31 GMT (UK)
The Sullivan family would be 1st cousins of your grandfather James.