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| Roslyn McKearney |
South Australia |
Mar 03, 2004 |
I am trying to locate a Margaret Josephine McDONNELL (known as Josie),was born on the 17th June 1917, in Dublin. She moved to Birmingham towards the end of 1947 and worked as an Assembler and later a Press Operator, at one of the Joseph Lucas Ltd. factories.
Her last known address was 108 Hazelville Road, Hall Green, Birmingham. She lived at this address until 1953/1954.
Her father was James, born in 1873 at Co. Cavan Ireland, Occupation Vanman. Married Margaret McDERMOTT in 1901. James and Margaret are known to have been living at 7 Middle Gardiner Street, Dublin, from at least 1911 - 1947.
The following siblings have been found in Ireland's 1911 Census: Mary b. 1902, Ellen b. 1904, Elizabeth b. 1906, Christina b. 1909 and a Margaret who was 4 months old but must have died sometime later.
It is not known if Margaret the Margaret I am looking for, ever married.
Roslyn McKearney.
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| Jacki |
Concord, California USA |
Feb 25, 2004 |
MARK MORGAN (birth name) Born: JUNE 6, 1967
That was the name your birth Mother gave you when you were born on June 6th, 1967 in Rottenrow Maternity Hospital in Glasgow. Your adoption was finalized on July 26, 1968. Your adoptive parents also adopted a sister for you and that was finalized on April 30, 1970. You have a wonderful family who has been trying to locate you for some time now. St. Margarets at 274 Bath Street, Glasgow, Scotland G2 4JR has all the contact information on file waiting for you. If you would like to know your birth family the door is wide open. Just so you know, you have two brothers and two sisters who are, along with your birth Mother, wanting to know you. If you are Mark Morgan, please do not be anxious. Your family is kind and loving. Finding you would complete them. If you so choose not to contact them could you please also let that be known.
Mark Morgan (birth name), if you are out there, PLEASE, do in your heart what you feel is best, but just know that you are loved and thought about daily by your family. If your Sister would also like to try and locate her birth family we'd be happy to assit her as well. Everyone hopes your life is happy and content.
Birth name: MARK MORGAN, born JUNE 6, 1967.
PLEASE, if anyone has any information, please make contact. Kavakavagirl@cs.com or Kavakavalass@aol.com |
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| linda |
staffs |
Feb 20, 2004 |
Can anyone help I am searching for a very good friend by the name of joesephine Maney who was from newry Im not sure what area-but moved to london for a number of years and in 2002 moved home to newry.She has a sister called sarah and 2 brothers called Kevin and Shane.I do believe her mum has passed away since moving back home and she has a father who is in a nursing home.Josie has 3 children with muslim names and I would appreciate any help.She was a wonderful friend and due to unfortunate circumstances that happened both of us at the same time we lost touch.I am due to marry in June and would love to tell her and find out how she is.PLEASE can anyone help.
Many thanks.
linda |
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| Jerry McNeill |
United States, state of Virginia |
Feb 18, 2004 |
| I am trying to find information about my family, as well as find living relatives in Northern Ireland. My Grandparebts, my father and my uncles emigrated to the U.S. in the mid to late 1920s. The family seems to be from county Tyrone, possibly,Dungannon. My Grandfather's name was James Roy McNeill, born in 1885, and my Grandmother's maiden name was Mary Jane Farrell, Born in 1889. The other names I have any information on are Susan Beattie, who died in Killyman sometime in the 70s or 80s (I don;t have the date and I'm guessing) She might have been my grandmother's sister. There was also possibly a sister named Kate. I believe my grandmother's brother might have been Wilson Farrell, born in Jume of 1881. I also have a copy of an obituary for a Mrs Farrell (possibly Mary) who passed away in 1937. This might have been my grandmother's mother. Other than her age, I have no information to support this though. This Mrs Farrell is listed as a former principal of Killyman school. I would appreciate any information that anyone can provide. |
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| jennifer bingham (nee connoly) |
west midlands |
Feb 17, 2004 |
| I am searching for relatives in & around the Cork area of Jeremiah Connolly & his sister Lily Connolly.I am the daughter of the Late Jeremiah Connolly who lives in the West Midlands area.Last contact address I have is Connolly place Cork! |
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| lindsay gillespie |
west sussex england |
Feb 16, 2004 |
| I am looking for my father who i have not seen in 27years his name is EDWARD O'CONNOR, he was a music lecture/teacher at durham university in 1968/69.He left england and may have returned to ireland.My mother's maiden name was MAVITY/RIDPATH if anybody knows of him could they please get him to get in touch with me as he has 5 grandchildren and i would love the chance to get to know him again. |
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| Scoot Irwin |
Toronto, Canada |
Feb 12, 2004 |
| Here's another exercise in vagueness. Am looking for Archibald Thompson who was born about 1834, then emigrated to Canada, where he married Elizabeth Doonan (another of my futile searches).It may be that Archibald's mother's maiden name was Smiley? Thanks for any help you can give. Scoot. |
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| Scoot Irwin |
Toronto, Canada |
Feb 12, 2004 |
| Am looking for ancestors to a James Doonan who was born about 1799, and was a member of the Church of England. He was married to Prudence ? born about 1817. Sorry for the vagueness of my info but that' all I've got. My dad's side of this genealogy business is driving me crazy. Please Help!! Thanks, Scoot |
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