Cadogan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: John & Michael Caddigan/Cadagan/Cadogan from Cork - father Cornelius

juliyiz2000 — 2011-11-05 15:50:38Z

I am reading posts from several years ago, so you may be up to date at this point. Paula Collins wrote in 2010, but I didn't read her post. Her grandmother and my great grandmother were sisters and two of the eight Cadogan sib's who came to Boston. My GGM Mary Ellen Cadogan, along with her brother John/Jack, were the first in about 1878. There is lots of info on Cornelius and Julia and all the children. I have made contact with a great granddaughter of Katherine, one of the two youngest who married a British man and moved to London. I'm trying research my Cadogans in Boston, i.e. their descendants. There must be thousands. Please write if you get his.

Re: Cadogan's of Derrycreigh, Cork

juliyiz2000 — 2011-02-12 00:40:35Z

Pauline, did I reply to you? I get a little confused depending on whether I get messages on my aol account or through the ancestry site. I we already "talked," excuse me; if not, can I give you any info. Julie Kelley (Cadogan-Murray-Grant-Kelley line).

Re: Cadogan's of Derrycreigh, Cork

PaulineMattieRohrmann — 2011-02-04 16:08:00Z

My Con, my great grandgather, was married to Julia Donahue. I have nothing futher than that. But would love to learn more.
I know that my mother, Rosamond Cadogan, refered to one of her grandparents as a Scanlon.
My grandfather Conelius J. Cadogan came to settle in Charlestown, MA. He and his brother owned Cadogon Brothers Livery and Carrage Makers, he was a blacksmith by trade.
Would love to know more about the Cadogan history.
Pauline Mattie Rohrmann
prohrmann@tampabay.rr.com

Re: Cadogan Connection!

PaulineMattieRohrmann — 2011-02-04 16:01:25Z

Polly,
Did you ever hear from Jack?
Pauline

Re: cadogan

cfl500c — 2011-02-03 23:06:27Z

Julie,
I love this site, you never know when a surprise will come.I am married to Joe Collins, a grandson of Margaret McCafferty (Mary Ellen's sister).We visited the homstead of Julia & Con Cadogan and took some pics and got to take a tour of the inside.We met the children of Michael Cadogan Sheila, Con. and Moida,who sadley have all died since our last visit. I don't know how much info you have but I am happy to share what I have. This is my e-mail susancollins@cfl.rr.com let me know where I can send the info to you. I am also in touch with a grandaughter of Mary Ellen who is a daughter of Joe Murray she provided some of the pics I have of the "farm" in Ireland. Look forward to hearing from you.

Re: cadogan

juliyiz2000 — 2011-02-03 03:13:34Z

Susan, I know this post if from almost 10 years ago, but I wasn't sure how else to reach you. I've been in touch with Paula Collins Mazzio, and I assume you are related by marriage. Margaret Cadogan was the sister of my great grandmother Mary Ellen Cadogan. Paula told me that some in her family had gone to Glengarriff and visited the farm. I would love to see any photos? Paula sent me a photo of Julia Donoughue (in a black dress, very old from the looks of it).
Thanks in advance if you can help. Julie Kelley, daughter of Mary Grant Kelley, daughter of Marie Murray Grant, daughter of Mary Ellen Cadogan Grant - the oldest of the Cadogan siblings. (There must be many "Cadogan cousins" in the U.S.

Albert T. Codgan

KarenCastle71 — 2010-11-02 00:10:53Z

Anyone know of these people ? Was the little 4 year old daughter named Thelma ?
Please help.
Thanks,
Karen sandcasl@adams.net
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Old Quincy,IL newspaper search:
The Quincy Daily Journal Wednesday, April 03, 1907 Page 8 NEWSY NOTES
This marriage license was issued yesterday at Galesburg: Albert T. Codgan, Galesburg,25, and Jessie E. Berry, Quincy,16.

BERT CODGAN
The Quincy Whig-Sunday-July 7-1912 page 6 LOCAL PICK-UPS
Bert Codgan, of this city, passed away at St. Mary's hospital last evening after three days' treatment in the institution. The immediate cause of the death was Bright's disease of the kidneys and acute convulsions toward the last. Codgan leaves a wife and a little 4-year-old daughter.

Graceland Cemetery-Quincy,Adams,IL per Court House Records-burial site unknown page 69 Graceland Cemetery book...... Bert Cadogan d. 6 July 1912 Age-23 years

Jessie E (nee ?) Cadogan Shaw-Quincy,Adams,IL

KarenCastle71 — 2010-10-29 15:30:03Z

Quincy,Adams County,IL
James W Shaw (age 23)
married 21 Sep 1912 in Quincy,IL
Mrs. Jessie Cadogan (18)

Looking for Jessie's nee.

Which Cadogan did Jessie marry and was she divorced or widowed ?

Iam researching the Shaw line.
Thanks,
Karen sandcasl@adams.net

Re: Daniel Cadogan m. Elizabeth Allen, co. Cork, Ireland

JimMurph163 — 2010-09-17 02:02:47Z

That Dan Cadogan is my Great Grandfather!

Attached is a picture of him.

JimMurph@aol.com

Re: Cadogan Connection!

paulacollins8000 — 2010-09-14 21:05:39Z

Jack - I am the great granddaughter of Con and Julia Donahue Cadogan, and live in the Boston area. I have found another great grand daughter, and granddaughter of Cornelius also.
Are you interested???

Re: John & Michael Caddigan/Cadagan/Cadogan from Cork - father Cornelius

paulacollins8000 — 2010-09-02 15:41:33Z

My Great Grandparents were Julia Donoghue and Cornelius Cadogan. They were married in 1861 at St. Finbarr Church, How are we related? My grandmother was MArgaret Cadogan McCafferty. I am from the Boston area. Grandmother's siblings include Tim, Jack, Patrick, Honore, Cornelius (Neal?), Michael, Anna. John and Mary Ellen. I think there were also Driscoll and Desmond relatives. Do you know Julia's or Cornelius' parents names? Siblings? Please reply.

Re: Cadogan

PatRoss1946 — 2010-08-12 18:08:36Z

Do you happen to know what number Lenox St., Bridget lived? Do you know the name of the family she stayed with? I ask these questions because my grandparents lived on Lenox St, and a lot of relatives and friends stayed with them.

Re: cadogan

ftce03 — 2010-08-11 17:31:56Z

I'm not sure if this helps anyone with the Cadogan line, but....While researching my great grandfather, Michael Cotter, I found his marriage record from St. Patricks Parish in the Roxbury section of Boston in 1898. Listed as the "witnesses" (for lack of a better word) are Cornelius Cadogan and Mary Hayes. My Michael Cotter's family is from the Glengarriff/Derrycreigh area of Cork. Michael's wife was Hannah Connors who was from Bantry. Hope this helps someone.

Re: Cadogan

john_j_keohane — 2010-07-16 23:44:03Z

You are correct that Mary Whooley's sister Margaret married Nicholas Keohane of Clouncuggar, Caheragh. They are my grandparents.
I heard the Mary Whooley story second hand thru my cousin Peg Diggin (formerly Keohane of Clouncuggar) daughter of Patrick Keohane and Mary Daly.

Re: Cadogan

timomah — 2010-07-15 22:39:59Z

Hallo John,
Mary Whooley did go to Lisheen but I don't know about her being sickly a a child. As far as I know she went to Lisheen to marry Timothy Cadogan of Poulnacallee. She did indeed have a son John who lived in Poulnacallee until about 19779, whenhe died. His daughter Maureen still lives there...she is a Mrs. Davis. Mary Whooley had around twelve children altogether...twelve who survived in any case, and my grandmother Margaret Cadogan was the eldest of them. I heard that Mary Whooley, Mrs. Cadogan, was very fat in old age. There may have been an older connection with the Cadogans which brought her into contact with Timothy Cadogan but if so I never heard of it.
I never heard of a Mary Cadogan who went to Caheragh or Clouncuggar, but I understand that Mary Whooley's sister was married to Keohane of Caheragh. I remember my mother talking about Keohane relatives there and I rememne meeting them as a child. Hope this helps. Tim

Re: Cadogan

john_j_keohane — 2010-07-13 13:55:56Z

I have been quite shortsighted. Prior to posting the above item I should have checked the 1901 Census now posted by the National Archives of Ireland. It lists
the family of Cornelius, 48, and Catherine, 42, Cadogan of Poulnacallee, Aghadown, and their children, Tim and Ellen, 18, Patrick, 16, Katie, 15, Con, 13, Annie, 11, Maggie, 8, Maryann, 6 and John, 4.
If anyone knows if this Catherine was a Wholey, I would appreciate knowing. Thank you, John Keohane, Paterali@aol.com

Re: Cadogan

john_j_keohane — 2010-07-13 13:35:08Z

Timothy, I am taking the liberty of replying to you because your earlier posts indicate that you are familiar with West Cork and all things Cadogan.
I am looking for info re a Cadogan, perhaps named Mary, who married a John Keohane of Clouncuggar, Caheragh and lived there. John was b. 1858. There are two stories told of this Cadogan, one that she died childless, and the other, that her name was Mary and that she had a child Mary baptised in the Killeenleigh Church Nov. 1887. John remarried to a Margaret Hegarty.
I am also looking for info re a Catherine Wholey, b. June 1864, of Lissaclarig, Kilcoe/Aughadown, who was sickly as a child and was sent to live with Cadogan relatives in Lisheen near the sea. She supposedly married a Cadogan and had a son John who lived in Poulnacalle near Lisheen.
Any assistance would be appreciated. John Keohane

CADOGAN Harry 1888-1933

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-22 12:44:42Z

CADOGAN Harry 1888-1933

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CADOGAN Beulah JONES 1884-1972

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-22 12:44:26Z

CADOGAN Beulah JONES 1884-1972

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Daniel Cadogan

JIWelsch — 2009-06-03 11:49:09Z

HOT SPRINGS, Arkanas - Daniel Lee Cadogan, 64, of Hot Springs, formerly of Muscatine, Iowa, died Friday, April 18, 2008.

Pallbearers were Vaughn Fountaine, Michael Montez, David Byrd, James Montez, Dan Lewin, Roger Lewin and Harold Fountaine. Burial was at the Morning Star Cemetery, Hot Springs.

He was born March 1, 1944, in Rock Island, Illinois, the son of Arthur C. and Vernice Kurriger Cadogan.

He is survived by his wife of 33 years, Jane (Heck) Cadogan; two daughters, Jill Colton and husband, Chris, of Davenport, Iowa, and Ellen Byrd of Fort Smith, Arkansas; one son, Vaughn Fountaine and wife, Phyllis of Hot Springs, Arkansas; two sisters, Judy Winslow and husband, Hugh, and Patricia Watkins both of Davenport, Iowa; 13 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; siblings, Helen Fredora, Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Len and Ruth Cadogan of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Louise and John Wise, Freeport, Illinois, Lee and Edith Cadogan of Davenport.

Benjamin Cadogan

JIWelsch — 2009-06-03 11:48:19Z

MCALLEN, Texas -- Benjamin Eugene Cadogan, 75, formerly of Eldridge, died Thursday, April 11, 2002, at the McAllen Medical Center, McAllen.
Services are at the Runge Mortuary, 838 Kimberly Road, Davenport. Burial will be at National Cemetery on Arsenal Island with a military salute.
Memorials may be made to the Leukemia Division of the American Cancer Society or to Helping Hands, Information and Referral Services, Clinton.
Mr. Cadogan was born on Aug. 4, 1926, in New London, the son of Arthur C. and Delta Mae Lewis Cadogan.
He served as a machinist mate in the U.S. Navy during World War II.
He had five children with his former wife Etta Peterman of Oelwein.
He retired in 1985, after 34 years as chief mechanic at the Oscar Mayer Company, Davenport.
He was an avid golfer, fisherman, bowler and square dancer.
Survivors include his fiance, Mary Bernaski of Hildalgo, Texas; sons, Michael and Kevin, both of Blue Grass, Kerry of Muscatine and Dr. Brian Cadogan of Clinton; a daughter, Sandra Mullinnix of Eldridge; brothers, Lew of Oklahoma City and Lee of Davenport; sisters, Katherine Veach of Des Moines, Helen Fedora of Mount Pleasant and Louise Wise of Freeport, Ill.; half-brother, Daniel Cadogan of Davenport; half-sister, Judy Winslow of Davenport; 13 grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Bill; and two half-sisters, Bonnie and Linda.

Re: cadogan

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-05-24 20:37:19Z

This is definitely the line I am researching. Cornelius and Julia are my gr. grandparents.
I'd appreciate any information that you can share. I'm having difficulty with finding the dates.
Thank you,
Bonnie
njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Maryanne/Mary Agnes Cadogan

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-05-06 20:00:47Z

I believe that your Mary Agnes is also related to our family.
Contact me at
njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Cadogan's of Cork

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-05-06 19:57:49Z

I think your Cornelius Cadogan was my gr Grandfather.
Please contact me at njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Cadogan's of Derrycreigh, Cork

cfl500c — 2009-04-26 01:10:19Z

I am not sure if it is the same family. Our Con was married to Julia Donahue but his mother was Mary Driscoll. He was from Aghadon in Cork. They may be related but I have never come across a Bridgit. I wish you well

Re: Cadogan's of Derrycreigh, Cork

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-04-25 23:04:33Z

I have Cornelius Cadogan in my family tree. He was married to my grgrandmother, Julia Driscoll. Is this the line you have?

Re: cadogan

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-04-25 22:59:04Z

My grandmother was Bridget Cadogan born 1878. Her parents were Cornelius Cadogan and Julia Driscoll. They were born in County Cork. Bridget was the oldest of 5 children.
If you have additional information to share, you can contact me at
njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Cadogan

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-03-12 17:56:57Z

Hello,
Thank you for your response. We did know that my grandmother
and her family were from Cape Clear. But we didn't know that Cairen was the patron saint of Cape Clear. My great grandmother was Julia Driscoll. She married Cornelius Cadogan. If you have any other information please contact me at njlincoln@aol.com
Best regards,
Bonnie

Re: Cadogan

timomah — 2009-03-11 23:27:26Z

Hallo...
If I were you I'd be looking at Cape Clear Island, near Skibbereen,for your grandmother's place of birth. I say this because Ciaran, which occurs in your family, is the patron saint of Cape Clear, and though it is a common name in Ireland now, it was once quite rare, but Cape Clear is one of the places where it would have occurred. Driscoll and Cadigan are common surnames on the island. It is part of the Catholic parish of Rath and the Islands. Of course it is only a hunch

Re: Cadogan

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-03-07 21:06:03Z

hello,
I was interested in your post about Cadogans. I've been trying to find records for Julia Driscol and Cornelius Cadogan. I think they are my grandmother's parents.
My grandmother Bridget was born 1n 1887. She had 4 siblings.She travelled on the ship,Pavonia from Queenstown, Ireland. She arrived at Boston on 10 June 1894. She lived on Lenox Street, Boston, MA. Her sister Mary b:1879 also migrated to the US. She lived in the Back Bay area of Boston and was a maid for Josephine Chappel.
Bridget's brother Ciaran married a McCarthy and had 3 sets of twins. He was in the British Merchant Marines and was shipwrecked off the coast of Scotland in 1945. Her brother Dennis and sister Catherine remained in Ireland and were said to be over 7ft. tall.

Re: Cornelius Cadogan of Skibbereen area

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-02-28 01:00:20Z

Hello,
I'm looking for information about Cornelius Cadogan who was married to Julia Driscoll in Ireland.

e-mail njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Cadogan's of Derrycreigh, Cork

EstherLincoln13 — 2009-02-28 00:52:12Z

Hello,
I'm trying to find information on Cornelius Cadogan of County Cork. All I know is that he married Julia Driscol.
Their daughter, Bridget was my grandmother. She was born in
March 1887. She arrived in Boston MA. on June 10,1894.
She was 16years and 3 months old. She travelled on the ship Pavonia from Queenstown, Ireland. Her passage was paid by her Aunt Kate Driscoll. She is listed as being a servant.
Please contact me at njlincoln@aol.com

Re: Family Cadagan

maryfranceshughes1 — 2009-02-09 11:24:11Z

Co. Cork, in Ireland is a good place to start looking. do you have your great grandmother's birth, marriage or death certificates? They will all list at least her father's name.

Family Cadagan

karinahenriquez — 2009-02-04 22:07:07Z

My great grand Mother was Matilde Cadagan borned in South Chile.her Parents were originally from Irleand!We don't know exactly where. If Somebody has some Information. Plaease contact me as soon as posible!
Karina

Re: Enoch Casey

AliciaJones28 — 2008-07-26 18:52:01Z

Could you tell me if you have more information on this Enoch Casey b. in Va.? Do you know what County he was born in?
Thank you:)

THOMAS CADOGAN, CIRCA 1780-?

maryfranceshughes1 — 2008-07-24 23:25:49Z

I'm seeking information re: Thomas Cadogan born circa 1780, probably Co. Cork, Ireland. Thomas' wife was named Catherine. They had a son, Daniel, born 1806, Ireland (probably Co. Cork) and died 1871, Boston MA. I would like to find out names, births, deaths of Daniel's siblings. Also birth and death years for his parents (Thomas and Catherine) and Catherine's maiden name. Any help greatly appreciated.

Re: DANIEL CADOGAN/CADAGAN/CADIGAN

acewert — 2008-07-05 06:21:13Z

kupu1212, Ellen Cadigan and Michael Finley are my ggggrandparents. I would love to discuss how we are related and what other information you might have regarding Cadigans from Cape Clear Island!

Please contact me at andy.ewert@mail.utexas.edu.

Cadogan from southwest County Cork, Ireland

WalshBarb — 2008-06-24 22:29:50Z

In May 2008, I gathered Cadogan surname information from the National Library in Dublin and from four cemeteries in and around the town of Skibbereen in southwest County Cork. All the Cadogan information I obtained pertains only to this southwest area of Ireland.
If you are interested in reviewing this information, please contact me at barbwalsh49@gmail.com

Re: Cornelius Cadogan of Skibbereen area

rrsafety — 2008-05-05 15:23:35Z

My Cornelius Cadegan Cadogan Cadigan was born in the Skibbereen area about 1819 thru 1824 to Michael Cadegan and Margaret Daley.

What is the likelihood of finding a birth record for a Cornelius Cadegan born in that time period?

Cornelius later went to London, then Massachusetts, then Minnesota and died back in Boston.

Re: DANIEL CADOGAN/CADAGAN/CADIGAN

AlisonBrauda — 2008-04-29 22:40:55Z

Speaking of linking names along with the Mary Crowley Driscoll, Ellen Crowley Mulholland there is also a Mary J. Driscoll Sullivan buried out in the plot of my great great grandfather in Malden.

Re: DANIEL CADOGAN/CADAGAN/CADIGAN

kupu1212 — 2008-04-29 22:20:20Z

Ellen Crowley Mullholland was the daughter of John Crowley and Margaret Canty (sp?), so not the same Ellen Crowley as Julia Sullivan and John Crowley the tailor's daughter (Mary A. Cadigan's stepdaughter).

The name Driscoll or O'Driscoll is prominent in Southwest Cork. Cadigan and Driscoll are often linked, also Sullivan and McCarthy. That's what I've seen.

Re: DANIEL CADOGAN/CADAGAN/CADIGAN

kupu1212 — 2008-04-29 18:18:27Z

I am searching for missing relatives named Catharine Crowley, Ellen Crowley, and John Crowley. Their father was John Crowley, tailor, believed to be from Roaring Water Bay, Co. Cork, Ireland. His first wife was Julia Sullivan, who died. John's second wife was Mary A. Cadigan, daughter of Daniel Cadigan (the Cadigans immigrated to Boston from Clear Island, Co. Cork, Ireland). John Crowley then died. I don't know what happened to Catharine, Ellen, and John Crowley. Mary A. Cadigan re-married. I would be grateful for any information about the Crowley children. Thank you kindly.

Re: DANIEL CADOGAN/CADAGAN/CADIGAN

AlisonBrauda — 2008-04-29 17:26:48Z

Is this possibly the same John Crowley who had daughters by the names of Mary Crowley Driscoll and Ellen Crowley Mulholland?

I have information to believe that 2 possible sisters Ellen Crowley married John Mulholland and Mary Crowley married a Driscoll (who had a daughter who married a Crimmen).

Ellen Cadogan

Mardell_G — 2008-03-24 12:17:12Z

In the December quarter 1860, there is a marriage listed of an Ellen Cadogan to a William Goodman in Clifton, Gloucestershire. Does anyone know this couple? thank you.

Cadogan-Cadegan-Cadigan-McLaughlin-Ruane-Ireland-Steubenville, Ohio

rose8grand — 2008-03-23 18:29:47Z

It's been a while, so I thought I would submit a new message.

My ggrandparents were Patrick McLaughlin, b.1836, possibly County Cork or Roscommon, d. about 1901, place unknown, and Catherine Ruane (Rohane), b.1844, possibly County Cork or Roscommon, d.1906, Steubenville, Ohio. They came to America around 1868 and settled in Steubenville.

They first went to England about 1865, where a daughter Ella was born.

They had four other daughters:
Catherine, b.1860, Ireland, d.1912, Toronto, Ohio, m. Edward Cadegan, b.1859, Nova Scotia, Canada, d.1928, Toronto. She was my grandmother.
Bridget, b.1861, Ireland, d.1928, Steubenville, m. John Ross Devlin, b.1857, d.1928.
Mary, b.1870, Steubenville.
Lillian Amelia, b.1878, Steubenville, d.1949, m. William Edward Fitzgerald, b.1873, Ravenna, Ohio, d.1957.

They also had three sons:
Thomas, b.1868, Steubenville, d. before 1906
James, b.1869, Steubenville, d. before 1906
M., b.1871, Steubenville

I would like to know if Patrick and Catherine actually came from County Cork or Roscommon, and who were their parents. When and where did they get married. Where did Patrick die. We have no record of his death. I would appreciate any available information. Noreen Rose

Re: Daniel Cadogan m. Elizabeth Allen, co. Cork, Ireland

randyandkim185 — 2008-03-19 04:20:24Z

Laura Lea:

Just figured it out...saw your post re Daniel Thomas McCormack. We are second cousins!! I remember your grandfather (My Uncle Tommy) visiting us in Lennoxville!

Re: Daniel Cadogan m. Elizabeth Allen, co. Cork, Ireland

randyandkim185 — 2008-03-19 04:00:17Z

I believe my grandmother, Catherine Cadogan (see my other post) had a sister or an aunt who lived in Boston.

Re: Daniel Cadogan m. Elizabeth Allen, co. Cork, Ireland

randyandkim185 — 2008-03-19 03:54:14Z

Hello

My name is Randy Spaulding and I live in Halifax Nova Scotia. I grew up in Lennoxville Quebec. Daniel Cadogan is my great grandfather. My grandparents (Catherine Cadogan and William John McCormack moved to Canada in 1929 and first settled in Lennoxville Quebec...I think my grandfather came over a little earlier. My grandfather died in 1954, so never new him and my grandmother, Catherine, died in 1979. My mother, Evelyn McCormack, is their youngest daughter. Would you believe that I just finished framing a picture of my great grandfather and have it up on the wall...awesome that I found this post!

Re:Cadogan of Skibbereen area

WalshBarb — 2008-03-09 04:32:56Z

I have a Cadogan woman from Poulnacallee (in my family tree) who married Richard Salter, maybe of Lisheen. The only other info I have is on one of their daughters - Margaret, born 1920 became a nun, Sr. Mary Augustin Salter of the Sisters of St. Francis. In trying to put some dates on the Cadogan woman: daughter Margaret was born in 1920, Richard Salter's mother, Hanora Walsh, was born in 1847 - so the timeframe for the Cadogan woman's birth is probaby 1880-1890.

Re: DANIEL CADOGAN/CADAGAN/CADIGAN

kupu1212 — 2008-01-10 21:28:47Z

Daniel Cadigan/Cadogan and his wife Johanna "Hannah" Hart was from Cape Clear, Clear Island, County Cork. Daniel was born around 1806, and Johanna was born around 1808. They had seven children, as far as I can tell. Mary A. (bap. Mar 1830); Catharine (bap. Jan 1832); Michael (bap. Sep 1833); William (bap. Oct 1835); John (Jun 1837); Ellen (bap Jan 1840); and Timothy T. (bap Jan 1846). Don't know what became of Catharine and William. Mary, Michael, John, Ellen, and Timothy immigrated to Boston. Mary married John Crowley and Patrick Sullivan in Boston. Ellen married Patrick Murphy (possibly around Lexington, Kentucky) and Michael Finley.