Canning - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Martin Canning Born in Wexford Ireland

cathcanning — 2012-04-27 09:24:25Z

Yup, getting tested for that Cancer stuff, very hard going. My husband is running a college here, we love being here! Stay in touch if you hear anything.

Re: Martin Canning Born in Wexford Ireland

patacanning — 2012-04-27 01:57:38Z

HI Again!

I am so excited to find a relative in Ireland!
So, how did you end up in Ireland?

You probably have heard about the study in Canada and NYC on the Cannings gene mutation CDH-1. Eight of my siblings had the gene mutation which means 81% chance of getting stomach cancer. Two brothers & 3 sisters have had their stomachs removed. I was one of the lucky ones, no gene mutation.

On a happier note, have you ever been in the USA?
And yes, I will definitely keep you posted of any new info on the Canning line. I am feeling something will surface. And hoping it is before Christmas. I would love to give a fuller version of our family tree as gifts to the family.

OH! My mom's parents, Duggan & McGuire were born in Cavan and Tipperary, Ireland.

Take Care,
Pat

Re: Martin Canning Born in Wexford Ireland

cathcanning — 2012-04-26 20:09:26Z

Yes we are related :) I think you're my Dad's cousin, my Dad is Brian Canning, your Uncle Martin's son. Dad and his family volunteered to move to Placentia from Merasheen, and weren't resettled. I got the information about Martin from Wexford from my Grandmother's (Kit) Bible when I was twelve years old. Let me know if you pick up any new clues :)

Re: Martin Canning Born in Wexford Ireland

patacanning — 2012-04-26 19:09:00Z

MY dad James had a brother Martin, who had 8 to 10 children, most of them boys. James & Martin's dad was Bernard P. born in 1878 in Placentia. I was told the government forced the small community to move to Merasheen, so they would not have to provide a school and other services.
Is that Martin your grandfather? Whoppee if it is! My dad joined the Merchant Marines and ended up in NY, where he married my mom, Rose Duggan. They had 12 children.
I can not get any info beyond Martin Canning born in Wexford in 1795.
I understand your frustration that living in Ireland and you still can't find more on the family. I do believe in persistence and the power of two! So lets work on it. I hear a powerful roots program is soon to hit the market.
So dear Catherine, are we related? Looking forward to hearing from you!

Pat Canning

Re: Martin Canning Born in Wexford Ireland

cathcanning — 2012-04-26 12:46:53Z

Hi Pat. Are you related to my Grandfather Martin Canning from Placentia Newfoundland? His Father, Bernard Canning, named him "Martin" after his Grandfather (the first Martin Canning over from Ireland).As much as I have quizzed my Dad about any conversation in which he can remember his Grandfather Bernard talking about Martin from Wexford (Bernard's own Grandfather), nothing comes to mind. No name of any parish or town in Wexford was ever revealed to Dad. We also know nothing about Bernard's Father, Peter Canning. Bernard never talked about Peter either! There could of been a family rift, we don't know. My Uncle Greg Canning told me in an email that he remembered Bernard being called Judas behind his back.The whole thing is very frustrating because I live in Ireland and I am desparate to get some kind of lead because it's easy for me to get to Wexford for further research. Let me know if you hear anything.

All the best,
Catherine Canning

Re: Martin Canning Born in Wexford Ireland

patacanning — 2012-04-25 19:53:54Z

It appears that this Martin Canning is my father's great, great grandfather.

I too have not been able to get any info prior to 1795.

Wondering, if you have found any info since you posted your note over 2 years ago?

Thank you!
Pat Canning

Re: cannings of mohill

Rootsology — 2012-03-02 21:40:08Z

My Grandfather Robert James Canning was born in Leitrim and I am looking for more information about his family. I have found some information about siblings and his father, Charles. Please let me know if this fits in with your tree

Charles James Canning 1810-1856

marilynspilsbury1 — 2012-02-02 09:48:20Z

Can anyone help me establish the parentage of Charles James Canning? My family's tradition is that he was the son of Henry (Harry)Canning(1774-1841) who became Consul-General at Hamburg and grandson of Stratford Canning(1744-1787), but I have never been able to prove this definitively, as I don't know who his mother was or where he was born. Charles married Philippa Hopkins at Marston Sicca in 1837 and died at Barcheston, Warwickshire. Any further information would be a great help. Many thanks.
Marilyn

Canning Family, Yonkers, Ward 6

weetartandevil — 2012-02-01 22:55:52Z

Still trying to track down what happened to the children of my gt aunt Honor Anne Jane or Anne Jane or Anna Innes Canning (she used these variations of her name at various points in her life)
The children are/were
Elizabeth Canning, born 1899 in Portobello, Scotland
Charles Canning, born 1903 in Portobello, Scotland
John Canning, born c1908 in Yonkers, USA
Thomas Canning, born c1909 in Yonkers, USA
James Canning, born c1915 in Yonkers, USA

I know their mother died around 1916, as the three youngest boys were in St. Josephs Home for Children in the 1920 Census, after that I have no clue where any of them vanished to.

If anyone can help at all, I'd appreciate it greatly

(James?)Duke Canning b. Ire abt 1825 d. Brooklyn, NY between 1870-75

Onita62 — 2012-01-07 16:54:54Z

Does anyone have any information that may help? My gr,gr grandfather, Duke Canning came to the US probably about 1850-to Brooklyn,NY. Married Isabella Fee, b. Co Longford, Ire 1835-d.Brooklyn, NY 1905. Duke may have been James Duke. He may have been from Co. Longford or Northern Ire. They had four children, William C-Brooklyn, James D, Isabella(m. Byrne)-Brooklyn- and Harriet (m. George W. Dewey-lived in NJ). I believe this branch was Catholic-William is buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, but his mother's death cert has Holy Cross-crossed out and she was buried in the plot of a Presbyterian church at Green-Wood Cemetery. Thanks

Re: Walter Canning

Onita62 — 2012-01-07 16:36:24Z

Your post is very old, but I thought I would give it a shot. I know of a Walter Canning born in Brooklyn in 1893. His parents were James Duke Canning and Mary Filan. James was my great uncle.

Re: Canning Family Co Donegal

anncanning18 — 2011-10-23 04:22:42Z

None of them Immagrated to the states they where all in Scotland dont know if my dads grandparents lived in scotland or stayed in ireland or eventually moved to scotland my dad was james and his father was james and his father was patrick
on my grandfathers baptismal its cannon but the rest of us is canning

John CANNING(S)

oldphart — 2011-09-10 03:58:31Z

Recent searches at familysearch.org have located a possible birth and christening of my John CANNING(S) at Wilton by Salisbury, Wiltshire, UK in 1805.

This record shows John was the son of James CANNINGS and Mary (unknown).

John married Maria Ann DUDMAN probably at Ludgershall where the couple worked at the nearby Biddesden Hall before emigrating to NSW in 1839. John died in 1845

I'd love to hear from anyone with connections to this family.

Michael Lightfoot
Canberra, Australia

Re: Family history of Canning

cryptic_calm_1 — 2011-08-19 23:48:46Z

I believe you are tracing the exact tree I am tracing at the moment. I've traced it back from living relatives to Letitia and Jane Canning myself. I have many original documents to support my research including the marriage license for David and Letitia. I'd be very interested in corresponding with you. Email cryptic_calm_1@yahoo.com

Re: William Samuel Canning & Lucy Mason

DanielleRoss402 — 2011-06-20 11:36:33Z

Hi there! I am related to William and Lucy Canning and have visited their grave site in Campbellfield. They are my great grandparents (x3)! I just wanted to ad that Frederick who married Anne Phillips had ten children not just Rupert Mason. Their youngest child was Lizzie Eva Canning (later Fitzgerald) and she was my great grandmother. Love to hear from anyone with any further info on this Canning line. Cheers, Danielle

Re: William Samuel Canning & Lucy Mason

catz47 — 2011-05-27 06:53:42Z

Hi Di
My name is suzanne canning l am a direct descendant to one of william and lucy canning children Henry Canning. I'm not sure what information you require. l do have photo's of their children and info
you can contact me on catz@diamondjewelcattery.com.au

hope to hear from you soon.

O. Muriel CANNING Pilley 1925-2011 b. Flint Michigan

Lace_Lynch — 2011-04-28 14:10:56Z

MARION: O. Muriel Pilley, age 86, of Marion, Ohio passed away on Monday, March 21, 2011, at 3:28 p.m. in the Marion Manor Nursing Home.

She was born in Flint, Michigan on January 8, 1925 to the late John and Sybil (Yager) Canning.

Muriel married Elwyn H. Pilley in Flint, Michigan on April 26, 1952 and he preceded her in death on March 20, 2005 in Marion. She was a member of the Epworth United Methodist Church in Marion and the First United Methodist Church of Lakeland, FL, where she was very active in their church functions. Muriel served in the U.S. Navy during WWII and was a hospital volunteer in Lakeland, FL.

While living in Marion, she was employed as a cook for the Marion City Schools and worked as a bookkeeper for the Marion Power Shovel Co.

Surviving are two daughters: Norma Jean (William) McCaulley and Joann Louise (Harry) Thompson both of Marion, OHIO; a sister, Peggy McFarlane of Lapeer, MI; four grandchildren, Michael & wife, Angie, and William & wife, Beth McCaulley, and Shannon & Heather Thompson; and 16 great grandchildren.

Along with her parents; and husband; Muriel was preceded in death by a brother, John Raymond Canning.

A memorial service will be held for Muriel on Saturday, April 30, 2011, at 10:00 a.m. in the Epworth United Methodist Church. Pastor Colleen Ogle will officiate.

Donations in Muriel's name may be given to the Epworth United Methodist Church Preeschool & Day Care, 249 E. Church St., Marion, Ohio, 43302.

Published in the Marion Star on April 28, 2011

Canning Family Co Donegal

anncanning18 — 2011-04-20 16:42:39Z

Hi
Have been trying find more info on my family my cousin sent me some stuff but after that could not find anything else
my Grandfather was James Cannon he was born 15th may 1901 his father was Patrick cannon and his wife was mary herron the name got changed to canning not sure when and that is all i have he was born in Donegal Ireland

Re: Canning in Ireland

ukusfam — 2011-04-20 13:29:07Z

Interesting, because my GF was James Canning and had a brother William and a sister Eliza. They were born in Co. Tyrone, probably fairly close to Londonderry. However, James was born in 1874, William in 1871 and Eliza in 1869. Their father was Patrick Canning.
Just shows how hard it is to research this family, when the names are so common!

Re: Canning Family Co Donegal

ukusfam — 2011-04-20 13:22:13Z

My grandfather was also a James Canning but his father was Patrick. My GF was born in Co. Tyrone (probably Bready) in 1874. Came to the US and eventually naturalized in 1901.

Re: Canning Family Co Donegal

richlentz171 — 2011-04-02 05:38:36Z

Not sure if there is any connection. I am surprised at the number of James Cannings that immigrated from Ireland in the late 1870s. My grandfather was James Aloysius Canning, and his father, my great grandfather, was also named James Aloysius Canning. I believe my great grandfather left Ireland around 1879, and he settled in Steelton, Pennsylvania. Do we match?

Re: Family history of Canning

suecampbell1977 — 2011-03-22 17:04:47Z

hi: Saw your post on the Free Board of Rootsweb regarding Canning from Limrick, Ireland. I'm trying to tie in a Charles Canning who was born in Co. Cork, came to the States in the 1700's (mid to late), had at least one daughter, Letitia, born approx. 1797 near Gettysburg, PA(lived to be over 100). She and her family (no father mentioned, only JANE -either mother or Aunt) in 1814-1815 and settling in Knox Twp., Jefferson Co., Ohio. Letitia married my 3x great-grandfather, David Walker, who is said to have been in Penna. as well. David died in the mid 1850's. Letitia died in 1902?? Does any of this info correspond with yours? Please e-mail me at suecampbell1977@yahoo.com. Thanks so much! Blessings!

Garvagh Museum NOW on Facebook

karinstocking — 2011-03-01 18:35:11Z

For those of you interested in the Canning family of Londonderry, please join us on the Garvagh Museum Facebook and help keep this lovely museum afloat.

John Canning from Ireland, emigrated to New Haven, CT in 1870

tracycan — 2011-02-23 00:51:51Z

I am looking for any information on parents and birthplace in Ireland of John Canning b. abt 1862. He emigrated and settled in New Haven, CT where he married Mary Cody in 1883, also from Ireland. Mary was born abt 1861 and emigrated abt 1880. Children were Thomas John b. 1887, Nicholas b. 1890, Margaret b. 1894 and Andrew b. 1896.

John Canning is my husband's great grandfather and any information on either John or Mary Cody would be very appreciated. Thank you.

James Canning - Ellen Cook (McCook) Ireland - Garvagh area - Scotland

karinstocking — 2011-02-17 19:23:04Z

I am desperately trying to trace the lineage of my G-G-Grandfather, James Canning who married Ellen (Helen) Cook (McCook)in 1833 at First Garvagh Pres Church and had children, Mary, Agnes, William, Margaret, Helen and Hannah. they show in the Kirkcolm 1851 census and I know they returned to Derry, Ireland because they are buried at Saint Paul's Church in Garvagh. Their son, William, married Sarah Jane Young and came to the US (Pennsylvania - Montgomery County)in the 1880's. They married at the Parish church of Aghadowey. I have found Ellen McCook's parents, William and Mary, but cannot find the parents and siblings of James. James was born abt. 1809 and was an agricultural worker. Any help would be appreciated.

CANNING Richard B - Vietnam Wall section 17W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-16 15:22:07Z

CANNING Richard B - Vietnam Wall section 17W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,139 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Canning in Ireland

karinstocking — 2011-02-03 14:51:57Z

You bet I will!

Re: Canning in Ireland

fjgorman1 — 2011-02-03 14:49:05Z

I know. Thanks. If you come across anything in your research that might apply, please let me know. I will do the same for you.

Thanks. Tara.

Re: Canning in Ireland

karinstocking — 2011-02-03 14:33:09Z

Good luck, I know what it's like to hit "the brick wall" Persevere though, it's worth it..

Best,
Karin

Re: Canning in Ireland

fjgorman1 — 2011-02-03 13:59:46Z

I have not been able to find anything more than what is on our family tree. I am stuck at Edward Canning and Catherine Cushley and cannot go any farther back than that at this point, without a trip to the parishes to review the records.

Re: Canning in Ireland

karinstocking — 2011-02-02 19:54:37Z

Did you ever find anything on this family? I just came across this post as I am trying to search my Canning family from Farrintemple, Londonderry, Ireland. Husband was James Canning born around 1809 married to Helen Cook (McCook)They had numerous girls and 1 boy, William (born in Scotland) immigrated to the US after his marriage to Sarah Jane Young. I am trying to find James' siblings and parents.

Re: Canning Family Ireland

JCraigKY — 2010-12-29 22:54:57Z

I am looking for information on the Cannings as well. My Great Grandfather was John Chester Cannning from Malden, MA along with his wife, Helen Elizabeth Johnson. John's father was James Canning. All I have on james is born in May 1852 in Ireland and married to Annie M or Mercy Ann. Got this infor from my grandma Grace Berry (Canning) before she passed in 2002. I am having trouble finding anything on them. Helen's father I think was Otto M. Johnson. I do not know his wife's name but they had Helen (my great grandmother) and I think a son named Otto Maurice too. I have Otto Maurice death date of 27 Mar 1967.

If anyone has any other information that would help me, I would greatly appreciate it. If anyone needs any info from me or my tree, please feel free to message me anytime.

Thanks,
J Craig

Re: Canning Family Ireland

marybeestack6 — 2010-12-16 19:20:37Z

My maternal grandmother Brigid Canning's sister was named Rose Ann Canning and Rose Ann was an inherited first name. They lived near the town of Mohill in County Leitrim in the west of Ireland adjoining County Donegal. The Cannings were extensive sheep farmers there and my great grandfather Michael Canning was a member of Mohill County Council.

Re: Canning Family Tubbermore/Tobermore Co Londonderry Ireland

Bobl12000 — 2010-10-31 03:07:49Z

If you are looking for descendants, I am not sure of any details, except that my ggrandmother Ellen Canning was born in Londonderry in 1862 she migrated to NZ in 1888 then to Australia in 1892. One set of papers said she was born in Tyrone. Other than that I have no other research.
Bob Larkin

Re: William Samuel Canning & Lucy Mason

joecanning1 — 2010-10-29 16:23:12Z

I have since discovered that I am not related to this family but I will give you the information I have on William Canning and Lucy Mason. I discovered this information by accident and for the life of me I cannot remember from what website, but I am sure you will be able to find more information from the following.

There were 12 children born to William Canning and Lucy Mason in Australia.

(1)Thomas born circa 1843 Campbellfield, Victoria and died in 1921. He married Mary Hill in 1870.

(2) Mary (Annie) born circa 1845 and died in 1931. She married William Millar Wood from Yorkshire in 1873 and had 3 children, Henrietta, born 1874, Edwin, born 1878 and Frederick, born 1881. Edwin married Caroline Angin in 1904.

(3) (Lucy) born circa 1847 and died 1939. She married John Fisher in 1878 and had 4 Children, Angelina born 1879, Edward born 1881, Albert born 1883 and Florence born 1885.

(4) Elizabeth (Ada) born circa 1849 and died in 1892. She married Charles Cook in 1871 and had 2 children , Ada born 1871 and Frank born 1874.

(5) William born circa 1852 and died in 1931. He married Mary Beardmore.

(6) Frederick born 1853 and died 1951. He married Ann Phillips in 1874 and had 1 child, Rupert Mason Canning born in 1876.

(7) Caroline born 1855 and died 1898. She married John Stranger in 1881.

(8) Alice born 1857 and died 1940. She married William Harding in 1882 and had 4 children, Francis born 1898, Muriel born 1888, William born 1890 and Edward born 1895.

(9) Alfred born 1860 and died 1936. He married Edith Maude Butcher in 1884.

(10) Henry born 1862 and died 1927.

(11) Charles born 1864 and died 1932. He married Margaret Hutchinson in 1888.

(12) Walter born 1867 and died 1931.

Alfred was a famous character as it was he who was responsible for The Canning Stock Route. If you google his name you will get a lot more information on him. There is an exhibition on The Canning Stock Route on display in the museum in Canberra at the moment.

I have some further bits of information on the children and grandchildren of William and Lucy, places of birth etc. If you need them just email me and I will forward them to you.

I hope the above information is of some benefit to you.

Re: William Samuel Canning & Lucy Mason

polarisd20001 — 2010-10-26 10:23:56Z

Sorry for taking so long, but yes, she is a descendant.

What I am now trying to find birth & death information for William's parents: William Canning and Elizabeth Wilkins, as well as their parents, and also their offspring. William Canning born in Castle Eaton, Wiltshire. Elizabeth was born in New Brentford, Middlesex - dates, unknown.

They were married in New Brentford, Middlesex in 5th May 1791. Please help, as I can't find anything about the rest of this family.

Re: Canning Family Tubbermore/Tobermore Co Londonderry Ireland

Ldevillle — 2010-10-21 17:51:04Z

Feel sure that your G,Grandfather, Robert Canning, was a half brother of my Grandmother, Isabella Canning Keenan. Her mother, wife #3, was Mary Wilson.

The Pittsburgh connection interests me as we lived in Clarion, Pa for a few years and then transferred to NY state. Originally from the Delaware Valley area, Philadelphia and S. NJ.

Re: Canning

karinstocking — 2010-08-12 14:23:58Z

It's Garvagh in Londonderry..

Re: John H. and Mary E. Ward Canning in Maine

blondieblue21 — 2010-07-23 23:37:46Z

Thanks for the tip!

Re: John H. and Mary E. Ward Canning in Maine

kathleengray170 — 2010-07-22 13:37:40Z

Have you looked in Canada? Some of the Cannings moved between New England and Nova Scotia/New Brunswick, I've come across a few Ward's in my Nova Scotia Cannings, including a John & Mary (the dates are 20 years after yours, however). Good luck!

George Canning m. Anne Powell

christineblange — 2010-07-21 13:14:23Z

I'm looking for any information on George Canning born in England 1782-1853. He was married to Anne Powell in 1810. Anne's dates are 1787-1873. They had 7 children: Rafton, Fingal, Alfred, Marinus, Boatrine, Louise, and Arthur. I'm a descendant of Rafton. christineblange@gmail.com

Re: Margaret A. Rafter

gmc638 — 2010-07-15 22:02:56Z

I have a marriage certificate of their marriage ,. william married maryanne horan, margaret married joseph brown, matilda married george veinard.

Re: Mar. a Rafter

gmc638 — 2010-07-15 21:58:04Z

margaret rafter, daughter of james and jane regan rafter. she is the wife of john canning . she was born in 1833 in ireland, they married in 1874 ,at st.anne,s church in philadelphia, pa. they had three children . william, who is my grandfather, and margaret, matilda.

Re: Canning Family Ireland

mauer_1 — 2010-07-10 11:22:57Z

I am interested in info on canning family. I an searching marguerite canning married to james ohara - cant find a date - child arthur ohara - my G.grandfather who was born 1877 ballymena. any of those names ring any bells ?

Re: Ebenezer Cannings

Barbara3811 — 2010-07-07 00:57:36Z

Are you still looking for descendants of Ebenezer Canning as indicated below? Ebenezer and Liddiard would be my 4 greats grandparents through their son Ebenezer born in 1806. That Ebenezer married Ann Smith with whom he had a son, William, born 1837 in Newbury, Berkshire. William married Mary Anne Elizabeth Cheeseman in 1855. Their son Frederick George was born in 1860. George married Janet Barnes. They were parents of my grandmother Ethel KAte Canning who immigrated to the U.S. in 1910.

Re: William Samuel Canning & Lucy Mason

joecanning1 — 2010-07-06 14:42:49Z

Di,
My name is also Canning and have information on William and Lucy. I am indirectly related to them and for starters can inform you that they had 12 children. Perhaps the person you are working for is also related.

obit for Mattie Canning Eberhardt, died 1955 Kansas

cwhite02 — 2010-06-15 20:57:38Z

Salina Journal, Salina, Kansas, Feb. 13, 1955, page 20:
Mrs. Earle G. Eberhardt
Mrs. Mattie L. Eberhardt, 72, died at 1:30 pm Saturday at her home at 209 W. Walnut.
Mrs. Eberhardt had lived in Salina most of her life, coming here from Louisville, Kans., when one year old.
She was a member of the First Methodist Church and the Royal Neighbors.
Besides the widower, she is survived by a son, Verne G., Topeka, a brother, Jim Canning, Salina; and four sisters, Mrs. Alice Muir, San Bernardino, Calif.; Mrs. Una Beedle, Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Theodore Sibley, Seattle, Wash.; and Mrs. Grace Hindman, Topeka.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Guy R. Ryan Sons Mortuary with Dr. Raymond Dewey officiating.
Friends may call at the mortuary until the hour of the service

John H. and Mary E. Ward Canning in Maine

blondieblue21 — 2010-06-01 03:15:56Z

I am looking for the John H. and Mary E. Canning family in Maine. They are here in the 1900 Federal Census. Mary was sister of my great-grandfather John Russell Ward. I have looked for alternate spellings but haven't found them in any other censuses.

1900 Federal Census
Bradley, Penobscot, Maine
1900 Jun 8
p258B 147/153
Harrison, Samual head 66 Jun 1833 Maine-Maine-Maine civil engineer O F H
/154
Ward, Thomas head 63 May 1836 Maine-England-Maine day laborer R
Ward, Sarah S. wife 52 May 1848 Maine-Maine-Maine
Canning, Mary E. dau 18 Jul 1881 Maine-Maine-Maine
Ward, Rose E. dau 16 Sep 1883 Maine-Maine-Maine servant
Ward, John R. son 6 Apr 1894 Maine-Maine-Maine
Canning, John H. s-i-law 28 Jun 1878 Maine-Maine-Maine
Canning, John H. grson 9/12 May 1900 Maine-Maine-Maine

Thanks for the interest
Tina
millergen@comcast.net
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~millergonz...

Re: Canning Family Tubbermore/Tobermore Co Londonderry Ireland

Ann_Canning — 2010-05-07 21:21:06Z

Robert and Jane Phillips Canning were my great grandparents. By 1860 they were living in Allegheny PA, now the North Side of Pittsburgh. They did have a daughter Eliza, but accordind to the US Census she was not old enough in 1863 to be married. Eliza Canning, known as Lizzie, did marry Albert Patterson. They lived in Pittsburgh until their deaths in the 30s (Eliza) and 40s (Albert).

Re: Canning Family Tubbermore/Tobermore Co Londonderry Ireland

Ldevillle — 2010-04-24 20:43:17Z

Family of Robert and Mary Wilson Canning, Tobermore, Londonderry, N. Ireland. My Grandmother was Isabella, she emigrated to USA and married John Alfred Keenan. Lived in Pennsylvania and NJ. G.grandfather Canning married 3 times. My Grandmother was from the third marriage. She was born about 1864. Do not know if any of this information fits your family. Maybe you are from one of the earlier families. I understand there were quite a few children.

Ldeville is my husbands email address, mine is NJNANA7@aol,com