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Donegal / Dominick Cannon - Year and place of death?
« on: Saturday 22 June 19 11:35 BST (UK)  »
Hi, Dominick Cannon was born 12th June 1908 at Meenacarn, Lettermacaward, County Donegal  to John Cannon and Sheelah ( aka Sisely, Cecilia) McHugh Cannon. He was present at his parents' deaths in 1937 and 1939. I cannot find a record of his death in Ireland.He may have followed some of his brothers to Scotland after his parents died. Any help finding his year and place of death would be great.

Thanks.
 

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Hi, I have a digital 'colour' copy of a photograph which was taken in 1911 and was originally black and white.I have seen the original black and white photo and in my opinion it is  much superior. Is there anyone on this forum who could return my photo to black and white?



Thanks.
Paul

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I remember being told that my great uncle,who had already settled in Brooklyn, took in dozens of people from his part of rural Ireland when they first arrived in New York.Is there any way of interrogating column 19 of the New York passenger arrival lists to find out how many times a particular address is recorded,either on the Ellis Island or Familysearch versions of passenger lists?

Thank you.

 

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Donegal / Hugh Gallagher and Bridget(Biddy) Hanlon -How many children?
« on: Wednesday 02 May 18 11:30 BST (UK)  »
Hi, I am trying to establish how many children my Great grandparents had.
They were Hugh Gallagher and Bridget (Biddy) Hanlon from Dooey,Lettermacaward.
They were married on 11/2/1868. I can find 4 children on Familysearch
Hanna
James
Susan
Mary
I can identify a further 3 children from the 1901 census
Hugh
Patrick (my Grandfather)
John
I know there was another daughter called
Bridget
Does anyone have any advice and guidance on how to check if there were any other children?
Thanks.
Paul.

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United States of America / What is my next move?
« on: Wednesday 13 September 17 20:35 BST (UK)  »
Hi,if I have the petition number,volume number and date of petition for a naturalisation request in the 1940s in the state of Ohio, is there anywhere on-line  I can see the actual documents to see where the applicants lived and who sponsored them etc.

Thanks.
Paul.

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Antrim / Clay/Molloy family Drummaul parish 1860s
« on: Sunday 18 June 17 12:53 BST (UK)  »
Hi, I was  tempted to 'hi-jack' the Mitchell/Walsh family topic thread, so as to avail of the expertise on Drammaul parish displayed,but thought better of it and started this new thread!
I have a Charles Clay marrying an Ellen Colgan in 1863 in Drummaul parish, but by the time they moved to Belfast in 1865 the family surname had changed to Molloy. I have found one  instance where the baptism surname was registered as Clay, but on the original document the family name is written as Clay Molloy.
Were the surnames Clay and Molloy prevalent in Drummaul in the 1860s and would anyone have any idea why Charles Clay (and indeed his brother William from Duneane parish) changed their surnames.
Thanks.
Paul.

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Roscommon / Where is/was Moynan's Row?
« on: Saturday 15 April 17 13:19 BST (UK)  »
Hi,
there is an address which looks like 2 Moynan's Row mentioned in the death register entry for Isadore Seeley in 1924.
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1924/05029/4374901.pdf

Can anyone tell me where exactly this street was?
Thanks.
Paul.


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Dublin / Spollen family, 21 Temple Cottages, Broadstone, Dublin.
« on: Sunday 12 March 17 12:02 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,
There was a Mary Spollen, aged 33,born Ireland, boarding with my relatives in the 1940 US census. I have established when Mary (Josephine) Spollen came to America, what she worked at and when and where she died in America.My query is with her family back in Ireland.Mary had a younger sister(who also emigrated to USA) called Catherine. Her birth record in 1908 is (strangely) not available on the Irish Genealogy civil records website but can be found on the Familysearch website recorded as Catherine Mary Spollen. I know it is not that unusual for 2 sisters to both have the same forename,one using it as her primary forename and the other sister having it as a secondary forename.But what is highly unusual is that another sister was born in 1915 and was given the name Mary (Magdalen) Spollen. Bear in mind her older sister Mary (Josephine) Spollen was still alive.
Any thoughts? Also,can anyone establish what became of the younger Mary (Magdalen) Spollen?

Thanks.

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United States of America / Mary Spollen, Brooklyn 1940 -what became of her?
« on: Monday 27 February 17 21:46 GMT (UK)  »
Hi,
I am trying to find out what became of Mary Spollen, who was boarding with the Gallagher family at 42 Sterling Place,Brooklyn in the 1940 US census.I think I have established her back story,but cannot be 100% sure.
These are the bullet points.

Mary (Josephine) Spollen, age 4, 1911 Irish Census, living at 21 Temple Cottages,Dublin.

Mary (Catherine) Spollen, age 21 of 21 Temple Cottages, Dublin emigrating to USA in 1930, bound for 23 William Street, Newport, Rhode Island.

Mary (Josephine) Spollen, living at 1 Chester Court, Brooklyn making a naturalisation petition in November 1933.

Mary Spolen,age 33,single, 1940 US census, boarding at 42 Sterling Place, Brooklyn with the Gallagher family.

Mary Spollen, aged 77,died in 1983 New York as per U S social security index.

I am trying to establish if all these 'Mary Spollens' are the same person.If anyone can provide any additional information to help me 'join the dots' I would be very grateful.
Thanks.
Paul.

       

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