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Kathleen Ann Carney,daughter of the late Judge Edward and Violet Carney.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-05-16 01:16:50Z

Kathleen Ann Carney, age 59,
of Erie,PA,
went to be with her Lord
Thursday evening, May 10, 2012,
surrounded by her family.
She was born March 1, 1953, in Erie,PA,
the daughter of the late Judge Edward and Violet Carney. Kathleen was a graduate of Strong Vincent High School, class of 1971. Kathleen was a devoted daughter, mother, and best friend. Her unique voice, warm smile, and inner beauty defined her. She was enamored by all. Her hobbies included gardening, spending time outdoors, music and dancing, shopping, and crafting. She enjoyed spending time with her Maltese, Molly, who never left her side. Kathleen is survived by a brother, William R. Carney, of Edinboro; four daughters, Angela M. Giannamore, Noelle Giannamore and Jennifer S. French and her husband, Jason L. French of Erie and Lisa A. Megown and husband, Jeffery S. Megown of Ft. Lauderdale. Also surviving are eight grandchildren, Joshua M. Gianamore, Kevin W. Sornberger, Alyssa E. McElhinney, Christian R. Foltyn, Hannah S. French, Jaley A. French, and two unborn twin babies. Additional survivors are Clyde L. King and his son, Jeremy King. Friends are invited to attend a memorial prayer service Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. in St. Andrew Catholic Church, 1116 West 7th St. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the John Kanzius Cancer Research Fund, 130 West 8th St., Erie, PA 16501. Arrangements by the John J. Quinn Funeral Home, West 9th & Liberty St.
( Erie Times-News on May 13, 2012)

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Obit of John Carney 1909

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-05-12 23:02:26Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

JOHN CARNEY
SEPTEMBER 3, 1909

The death of John Carney, an old resident of Chatsworth, occurred on Friday afternoon, August 27, at his home on East Maple street, following an illness of about six weeks with stomach trouble. Funeral services were held at SS. Peter and Paul's church on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock and the interment was at St. Patrick's cemetery.
John Carney was born in county Meath, Ireland, in 1852. He came to the United States in 1872 and located in Chatsworth the same year. He resided here until 1878, when he moved to Duluth, Wis. In 1882 he was united in marriage with Anna Walsh, one son Bernard, now a resident of Seattle, Wash., being born to the union. About two years ago Mr. and Mrs. Carney came to Chatsworth to reside and have since made their home here, living in the house on East Maple street, formerly known as the Mrs. McDonald house.
Besides his wife and son deceased is survived by four sisters and four brothers.
Among those from out of town who were present at the funeral were; Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, of Minneapolis, the former a son of Mrs. Carney, and Mrs. Maria Brown, a daughter of Mrs. Carney.

CARNEY Thomas E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-12 14:04:30Z

CARNEY Thomas E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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: Cyril Carney and Ethel Steinhilber Carney of Des Moines, Iowa

daveevans19441 — 2012-05-02 03:44:14Z

deborah: I am your uncle david. I would like to get in touch with you and your brother and sisters. the last i heard tom was living in carpentersville,and susan was in new port ritchie fla. feel free to get in touch with me at 715-817-2300.

Re: Garny, Garney, etc, etc,....

julesdaigle — 2012-04-27 20:31:35Z

Bonjour Mme Bessette,
Je recherche depuis un certain temps le marriage du pere de Michel Garny (Aurelie Larrive).
Augustin Garny a epouse Cecile Besset approximativement en 1822.
Je trouve une douzaine d’enfants a compter de 1823 a 1840,a peu pres tous ne a St Cesaire de Rouville ,et L’ange Gardien de Rouville.
Mais son marriage NIET..NIET.
L’auriez vous par hazard…?
Merci a l’avance,j’attend de vos noyvelles.
Julesdaigle

Jules.daigle@sympatico.ca

Clarence Milton Carney

CharlesCarney41 — 2012-04-25 23:21:50Z

Clarence was born in Dansville NY in 1858, later moved to Bradford PA and after 1897 to Ohio where we think he died. His parents were Lewis Carney (b. 1828) and Elizabeth Balcom (b. 1839). I'm looking for information on Clarence because nothing can be found after 1897.

Re: Carney of Sparta, NY

CharlesCarney41 — 2012-04-25 22:48:56Z

I just saw your post of 2000 concerning Lafayett Carney (b. 1838, d. 1900) son of James Carney (b. 1807, d.1855) and Eliza Betsey Roberts (b. 1807, d. 1883) whose wife was Jane Roberts Hilts (b. 1840, d. ?)
My half cousin Jack developed the lineage back to John C. Carney (b. 1766 Ballndrait Ireland, d.1829 Sparta NY) who came to the US with his brother Hugh (my progenitor) in 1791. I'd be happy to send the information to you. Sorry for the very later (12years later) reply!)
Best regards,
Charlie

Re: Cyril Carney and Ethel Steinhilber Carney of Des Moines, Iowa

daveevans19441 — 2012-04-12 10:35:26Z

harriet steinhilber was my aunt. unfortunately i only met her once in i964 when i was in new york.

Re: Kenneth David Carney

springerhaven — 2012-04-09 02:45:56Z

Kenneth David Carney is my father!!! After spending the weekend clean off gravesites of my Dads family members.....it made me want to look into his family a little more. I typed in Isabel Davies Carney and this message came up. I noticed that you sent this message in 2008. I hope I am not too late and that we can get in contact through the Internet and that you still have pictures of my Dad as a child. He passed away in 2004. Hope to hear from you soon!!!

Obit of Miss Mary Carney 1925

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-03-28 21:06:56Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

MISS MARY CARNEY
DECEMBER 31, 1925

Miss Mary Carney died at St. James hospital, Pontiac, at 8:45 Wednesday (Dec. 30) evening, December 23, 1925. She was in good health until about eighteen months ago, when she suffered a paralytic stroke and remained in poor health thereafter.
the funeral services were conducted in SS. Peter & Paul's church in Chatsworth at 9:30 Saturday morning by the pastor, the Rev. Fr. Hearn and the remains were laid to rest in St. Patrick's cemetery.
She leaves to mourn four sisters and three brothers, John, Bernard, Thomas, Mrs. M. Stranigan, Mrs. O. Kurtenbach, Miss Kathryn, of Chatsworth and Miss Agnes, of Chicago.
Those from a distance that attended the funeral were; Wm. Carney and son, Bernard, of Kankakee; John Schible, of Kankakee; Mr. and Mrs. T.F. Donovan, of Joliet; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Deany, of Rantoul; Miss Ida and Mary Scofield, of Streator; Miss Julia feeley of Chicago; Harold Donovan; Mr. and Mrs. Donovan and sisters, Misses Mary, Nellie and Alice, of Chicago; thos. J. Donovan, of Chicago; John O'Neil and daughter, Mary Grace, of Chicago; Misses Alice, Kathryn and Martha O'Neil, of Chicago; Miss Coentha Murphy and brother Francis and James of Chicago.

Obit of Thomas Carney 1925

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-03-28 19:56:32Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston, Illinois

THOMAS CARNEY
JUNE 18, 1925

Thomas Carney died at his home in the western part of the village Wednesday (June 17) forenoon, following an extended illness cause by cancer of the stomach.
He had been in declining health for months but had been bedfast only a short time.
Funeral services will be held in SS. Peter & Paul's church Friday forenoon at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. Patrick's cemetery.
Deceased had been a resident of Chatsworth and vicinity for many years and was well known especially to the older people. For the past few years declining health kept him at home most of the time. Mrs. Carney preceded her husband in death only a few months. He was a native of Ireland and was 78 years old. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Patrick McGreal and Miss Sadie Carney, both of this vicinity. One brother, William, a resident of Kankakee, and several grandchildren are also left to mourn for him.

David Carney obituary, d. 7/6/1944 in Pittsburgh, PA area

cmovahed1 — 2012-03-28 00:47:50Z

From the Pittsburgh Press, 7/7/1944 (Pittsburgh, PA):

Suddenly, on Thursday, July 6, 1944, at his home 101 E. Main St., Carnegie, David, husband of Anna McDunn Carney, and father of Mrs. Mary Ellsworth, Mrs. Catherine Stickle, Mrs. William P. Carr, Jr., and A/S James Carney. Friends invited to call at McDermott Bros. Funeral Home, Carnegie. Funeral on Saturday with requiem mass at St. Luke's Church at 9 a.m.

Re: your carneys my carneys

sandy_carney1 — 2012-03-18 00:27:42Z

my grandfather was andrew jackson carney from reliance/athens tn. he had a brother named morris who lived in athens also,not sure if this is the same one!!!
dont know the term black dutch.

CARNEY Herbert 1923-2012 - W. Va to Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-03-05 00:18:04Z

COLUMBIANA, Ohio – Herbert U. Carney, 88, went home on Feb. 19, 2012, at Hospice of the Valley.
He fought a courageous battle with Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Myeloma.

He was born Sept. 6, 1923, in Red House, West Virginia,(Putnam County) the youngest of five children of Charles and Mary (Bailey) Carney.

Mr. Carney is survived by son David (Jeanne) Carney; daughter Mary Susan (Jay) Olmstead; grandsons Doug Olmstead and Dan (Alaina) Olmstead; granddaughter Shana (Justin) Beeson; five great-grandchildren, Zachary, Rachel, Nicholas, Katie, and Jakob; and brother Herman Carney of West Virginia.

Herbert had a deep love for his wife of 60 years, Maxine, who preceded him in death on June 26, 2002. Also deceased in addition to his parents, were brothers Dick Carney and Jerry Carney; and sister Wilma Mallet.

Herb earned his private pilot’s license, becoming a proficient pilot and member of the Airplane Owners and Pilots Association. He and Maxine flew throughout the United States and Canada in their private plane. They also duplicated their air travels on land by RV including crossing the Arctic Circle, following the Oregon Trail, Natchez Trace, and spending winters in McAllen, Texas.
At their winter residence, At their home in Columbiana, Ohio he was known for his uniquely designed flowerbeds.

He retired in 1985, after 33 years as a long-distance driver for Roadway Express and an active member of Teamsters Union Local No. 24, Akron, Ohio.
During his employment, he earned a prestigious award for driving over three million miles accident free.

He was a member of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Salem, Retired Teamsters Fellowship Club of Akron, and a 25-year member of Parkview Rebekah Lodge No. 719, Canfield, Ohio.
He was recently recognized as a 65-year member of the Putnam Odd Fellow Lodge No. 85 of Poca, W.Va.

Herb and Maxine raised their two children, Dave and Sue, in Berlin Center, Ohio and moved to Columbiana upon retirement. Pa Pa leaves to his grandchildren and his great-grandchildren his legacy of love of family, honesty, and hard work.

The family thanks the medical physicians and Hospice of the Valley for their outstanding attention and care.

The Rev. Connie Sassanella of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Salem, Ohio will officiate at a private interment at a later date.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Hospice of the Valley, 9803 Sharrott Road, Poland, OHIO 44514.

The Seederly-Mong and Beck Funeral Home is handling the arrangements.

Friends may visit www.seederly-mongandbeck.com to view this obituary, sign the guest register or send private condolences online.

Roy/Ray Carney - Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1911

RandallMcDaniel44 — 2012-02-20 04:50:28Z

I recently purchased a bunch of old paper items. One of the items is a photo postcard showing a nice house. On the back is written "This is my house, Ray (Roy?) Carney". The postcard was postmarked in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in 1911. Attached is a copy of the photo.

If this is one of your ancestors, please contact me.

Randy
Webster, Texas

CARNEY Edward R. - b. Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-02-15 13:34:31Z

GIRARD – Edward R. Carney, 87, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Monday, Feb. 13, 2012, at the Omni Manor Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center in Youngstown, Ohio.

He was born June 23, 1924, in Campbell,Ohio to the late Michael and Florence (Grimm) Carney, and “Ed” was the sixth of 13 children.

Carney attended Campbell Memorial High School, earning his G.E.D. after returning home from World War II.
Prior to enlisting in the service, he was a member of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a New Deal work program designed to help young men find work during the Great Depression.

He served his country in the U.S. Marine Corps “Spearhead” 5th Marine Division and was a survivor of the fiercely fought battle of Iwo Jima. Later, he was part of the occupying forces in Hiroshima in the aftermath of the atomic bomb. Ed reenlisted and served in the U.S. Navy Seabees during the Korean War and, in addition to his regular duties, was a disc jockey for the Armed Forces Radio Network in Trinidad.

In the years following his military service, Carney was a successful self-employed businessman. He owned and operated the Starr Realty real estate agency in Girard, for 38 years. After “Black Monday” in 1977, when the Youngstown-area real estate market began its long decline, Carney shifted his focus and developed a small t-shirt printing operation into a popular local sporting goods distributor, Top Pro Sports, which he would ultimately sell upon his retirement.

Carney had a passion for sports and the outdoors. He was involved in local athletics, with Starr Realty sponsoring several Girard bowling and Girard Kiwanis Little League baseball teams, which he coached as well. As part of the Carney Maiorana Athletic Club, Ed trained a number of Golden Glove Boxing champions. He was a popular ring announcer for a number of years, calling local amateur and pro fights featuring future world champions

Additionally, Mr. Carney was a founding member and Vice President of the Girard Historical Society, leading the effort to secure the Barnhisel House on State Street in Girard, now the organization’s museum. He was Vice President of Girard P.T.A. Council, President of the Girard Kiwanis Club and Lieutenant Governor for the 25th Ohio Kiwanis Division. Carney was also active in local politics. He was elected First Vice Chairman of the Trumbull County Democratic Party and served on its Central and Executive Committees. He actively campaigned on behalf of his brother, former Ohio State Senator and U.S. Congressman Charles J. Carney.

He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Carelyn (Kvesich) originally of Warren, Ohio; his children, Christopher (Cindy) of Perkasie, Pa., Karen Rowbottom of Cortland, Ohio, and Marie (Robert) Hossfeld of Burnet, Texas; grandchildren, Olivia and Victoria Carney, Soloman and Michal Gunyula, Lincoln Hossfeld, and Nathaniel and Benjamin Sunshine; brother Gerard of Lowellville; and sister Florence of Youngstown, Ohio.

Preceded in death were his sisters, Joann and Josephine Carney, Betty D’Alessandro, Catherine DeSantis, Mary Spezio and brothers, Charles, John, Michael, Patrick, and Robert Carney.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, Feb. 17, at 9:30 a.m. at St. Rose Church in Girard, OH.

The family will receive relatives and friends on Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Blackstone Funeral Home in Girard.

Interment will take place at Pineview Cemetery with military honors.

In lieu of flowers, the family request that donations be made in Edward’s name to the Alzheimer’s Association at www.alz.org or through the family.

Visit www.blackstonesfh.com to view this obituary and send condolences to the Carney family

Carneys of Rugeley Staffordshire ex Ireland 1800's

keyreal — 2012-02-06 22:03:20Z

Mary (Lyons) b 1819 Ireland (d1897 Staff) and John Carney born 1789 (d1874 Staff) Ireland came to Rugley round 1850 and had boarding house for many years in Elmore Lane. They had several children some born in Ireland and some born in Rugeley including my great grandmother Mary Ann Carney born 1852 who married Patrick Hett in Manchester in 1883. I am trying to find where in Ireland the Carneys are from. Does not show up on Census returns

Re: Carneys - Phila. Area

Brid_Kenyon — 2012-02-06 20:46:36Z

Also, my great, great grandfather John T. Carney parents were John and Mary Carney. John T. Carney's siblings are:

Thomas J Carney 1855 – 1932
Mary A Carney 1858 –
Susan Agnes Carney 1861 – 1928
Sarah C Carney 1861 – 1913
Elizabeth D Carney 1864 –
William Carney 1867 – 1946
Edward Carney 1868 – 1939
Helen Ellen Carney 1870 –

Re: Carneys - Phila. Area

Brid_Kenyon — 2012-02-06 20:39:26Z

Hello-

My grandmother Katherine Carney was from Philadelphia. Her father was John Wallace Carney (1892-1945) and his father was John T Carney (1863-1920).

John Wallace Carney's siblings were

Susan Carney- 1888 (believed to be born in Scotland)
Peter Carney - 1889-1961
Margaret Carney -1893
Catherine Carney- 1895
George Carney -1896
Agnes Carney -1898
Isabel Carney -1903
Joseph Carney -1907

I would love to talk and compare notes with anyone that might be related.

Re: Thomas Carney Norfolk County Va

ToddMoberly — 2012-02-05 21:24:06Z

Hello,I believe my 4th gr grandmother Martha or Patsy Carney b. 1771 in Norfolk was sister of Thomas Carney.
He was bondsman at her marriage to James Carney, relationship unknown. James and Patsy migrated to Kentucky where they died. Martha lived until 1866,died at 95 years of age near Richmond, Kentucky. One James Bruce married their daughter Nancy Carney here in Madison Co., KY in 1823, relationship to other Bruces unknown, but possible.

Thomas Carney - Ohio - 1845 - Civil War vet

Tagitdjk — 2012-01-22 07:35:46Z

I am looking for information on Thomas Carney born in Ohio in 1845. I am a member of the DUVCW (Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War) and we are planning to honor the Civil War Veterans buried in the Union Cemetery in Bakersfield, CA in April 2012. Thomas is the soldier I was asked to research.

I know that Thomas married Mary in Kern County California in 1874. He died January 23, 1901 in Los Angeles, CA. His father was born in Ireland and his mother was born in Ohio according to the 1850 Ohio Census. He enlisted October 18, 1864. He was a private in Co G 78 Ohio Infantry. Mustered out July 11, 1865.

I found most of my information on Ancestry and Fold3. If there are any family members that may have information they could share I would appreciate it as I would like to do justice to the life of this soldier. Also, if any family members would like to know more about the service, let me know that, too.

Thank you,
Diane

Carney

waynemclaughlin1 — 2011-12-25 14:42:53Z

Looking for info on Anita Carney, whose father was James Franco and mother was Marie Franco both born in Italy. Anita had a daughet Gloria Carney. Anita was born in West New York abt 1898.

Re: Bernard Carney

djkjklja — 2011-12-21 17:01:09Z

I found a an add in a 1930 "magazine of home arts" about one Margaret J. Carney. The add was on refreshment trays,made by hand with wooden materials. This magazine was found in Georgia. I don't know who she is in relation to you or my family but maybe this will help you in your search.

John Carney,Karney,Kerney & Elizabeth Hoover

carruthdm1 — 2011-12-15 03:55:06Z

My gg grandmother was Rowena E Kerney/Karney/Carney. Her parents were John & Elizabeth. I can't find a thing about them. I know that John was born in Pennsylvania and Elizabeth was born in Virginia. Rowena was born in Jay County, Indiana October 1867. Is there anyone that can shed some light on John & Elizabeth? Thank you! carruthdm@comcast.net

Re: carney ancestors

BillCarney1946 — 2011-12-14 04:23:41Z

New e-mail for BILL CARNEY..Dualquads@peoplepc.com

Re: Cyril Carney and Ethel Steinhilber Carney of Des Moines, Iowa

ISYSDEF — 2011-12-09 16:20:04Z

JENN, I'M SEARCHING FOR LIVING HEIRS OF THIS FAMILY. PLEASE CONTACT ME! THANKS, DEBORAH

Re: George W. Carney of Tulsa, OK 1942

carolecarney — 2011-11-19 23:18:40Z

Do you have the photo? Can you post it and let me know the URL? Thanks.

Re: Absolum Carney

cblack116 — 2011-11-19 14:00:32Z

Could someone tell me the names of all the Carney's that went with Joshua to tn.?

Harvey Carney,b.1859 d.1920

stangman1965 — 2011-11-17 06:08:46Z

Looking for information on Harvey Noah Carney b.1859 in Missouri d.1920 in Wisconsin. Son of John and Martha (Painter)
Carney. They lived in the Cedar Rapids and Mt.Vernon Iowa,area. Harvey married Mary Ella Hoffman.b.1874 d.1938.
They had & children Thomas,Mable,Edna,Alice,Willis,
Bessie,and Willard. Willard is my father.

Minnie Lee Carney (b.1874 Tx/Ok-1953)m. Alonzo Welch

pw618 — 2011-11-07 06:18:43Z

Am looking for parents of Minnie Lee Carney who married Alonzo Welch and m. 1895 in Bowie Co., Tx. In 1910 they were in McCurtin, Ok. --1920 in Red River Co., Tx. and 1930 in Ward Co. Tx. Alonzo and Minnie died in California.

There is a family of Carney's in Hunt Co. 1880
J.W. Carney age 42 B. Ill
S.F. 40 Virginia
I.B. 12 (maybe Iverson?? b. Iowa
M.C. (female) 10 b. Iowa
J.E. (male) 8 b. Tx
M.L. (female) 5 b. Tx (Minnie Lee)
M (female) 1 --Mary or May on census with Minnie in 1900

Can't find these at all after this census.

Minnie and Alonzo Welch named a son Wise Welch. Since my grandfather is also named Alonzo Welch and he has a step brother named Monroe Wise, I'd like to find out how Minnie and Alonzo named the children and if they are related to me.

Thanks,
Pat Welch

Re: Cyril Carney and Ethel Steinhilber Carney of Des Moines, Iowa

BRUNKHORST55 — 2011-11-01 17:28:07Z

I'M SEARCHING FOR HEIRS OF HARRIET STEINHILBER, WHOM I BELIEVE WAS THE SISTER OF ETHEL STEINHILBER CARNEY. ARE YOU RELATED TO DEAN, DAVID OR GAIL EVANS? PLEASE CONTACT ME! THANKS, DEBORAH

Re: Carney, Geo. Washington of Tennessee

cblack116 — 2011-10-23 23:41:14Z

Hi, my name is Clarence Black George w. Carney b; abt.1840 in monroe county,tn. was my ggrandfather on my mothers side. i resently retuned from my trip to mcminn co. tn where i found Rhoda Carney was his mother.I found this info. in the mcminn co. minute book.I am prestly trying to find his father. At this time i am trying to find a one roda carney to me he is the most likely candidate.He died some time around 1840-1841.My email add is cblack@fuse.net
If you find anymore info. on the family please let me know. Thanks Clarence

Re: Carney, Geo. Washington of Tennessee

cblack116 — 2011-10-23 23:41:12Z

Edward Carney or Karney

gslarsen — 2011-10-23 00:44:43Z

I'm looking for information my fathers line. My grandfather is George Carney born in 1890 in Iowa, His father was James Carney born in 1862 in Wisconsin. Next was William Carney born in 1822 in Quebec Canada. And his father was Edward Carney or Karney born in 1804 in Ireland. Edward wife was Eleonora Jackson, she was from Ireland also. I need help. I'm at a dead end and can't find anything on Edward or Eleonora. Or any family past them. HELP.

Re: Bernard Carney

jgirl111 — 2011-10-11 08:28:31Z

Hi. That sounds good. Let me know if you find anything :-)

civil war

kyaskoski1 — 2011-09-23 23:27:41Z

Recently I went to St. Johns cemetary in Worcester Ma. to find my gggrandfather's grave. I found it in the soldiers plot as he was a civil war veteran. I was surprised that the stone had been replaced with a new one,and on it was engraved a James O'conner and wife Myrtle Booth. On the other side was Thomases name and Co he served in.I would like to find out how they were related . Through Edmond or Ellen as I am a decendent of John Carney and dont recall any O'conner's.I know this is a long shot,but im hoping someone will read this message and know who they are
Kathleen

Re: Bernard Carney

Ros_hughes1 — 2011-09-21 15:35:02Z

My grandad was Bernard Carney and worked on the railway.Based in Leeds West Yorkshire, his mother was called Catherine i think.I will do some more digging and post again.

Re: Carney Ireland

museum27 — 2011-09-14 11:14:13Z

Thank you for your message. I work as a researcher in the Inniskillings Museum. We are involved with Derry Museum and Fermanagh County Museum in a study of Irelans history 1910-1930. This will have an exhibition called Connection and Division in early 2012. I am dealing with the topic 'Returning Soldiers'. James Carney is one of the selected soldiers, he ended as a TD for Donegal. WE do not have a photograph, and should you be able to help we would be very pleased. I came across an obituary of James's brother which I will send you should you like it. My email is info@inniskillingsmuseum.com
Best wishes,
John

Re: Carney Ireland

katetamm — 2011-09-13 15:30:36Z

Hello John,
Can you pm me with your organisation and contact details, please?

Re: Carney Ireland

museum27 — 2011-09-13 15:17:23Z

We are involved in an exhibition called Connection and Division, relating to the years 1910-1930 in Ireland. We are anxious to source a photograph of Sgt. Frank Carney, who in due course became TD for Co Donegal. Should you be able to help we would be most obliged.
Many thanks,
John Deering
Research Assistant

John Carney, b. 1833 Clark Co KY, d. 1918 Wash Co AR, D-151 Illinois Infantry

mjs57a — 2011-09-10 20:58:05Z

Seeking parents of John Carney, born 15 Oct 1833 in Clark County, Kentucky; died 07 January 1918 in Wheeler, Washington County, Arkansas. Enlisted 12 Feb 1865 in Company D, 151st Illinois Infantry, at Lewiston, Illinois. Mustered out 24 Jan 1866 at Columbus, GA. Resident of Canton, Fulton CO, Illinois at 1880 Census. Married to Sarah Simms Puckett abt. 1862 while in Illinois, children Amanda, James, William, Emma, Effie. After Sarah died, married Mary Tyler 23 Aug 1881 in Washington County, Arkansas; children Charles, Dora, Robert, Rufus, Cora, Grace, Nora. Washington County Arkansas resident until death in 1918. Thanks so much!

Re: Carney, Co. Mayo, Upstate NY

Jrcarney1941 — 2011-09-04 17:03:11Z

I think & I have just started to research, My Grandfather James Carney, birth year 1878 came from county Mayo Ireland Imigrated to canada?Married Annie Parant french canadian. My dad said may have had Canadian Indian blood .They migrated to Lawrence Mass. Had seven children Leo, Joseph James John Robert Stella & Marrion

Robert C. Carney,Born ,in Erie, Pa. to Charles and Minerva Carney. Graduated from Mt. Vernon High School of Alexandria, Va.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-08-29 20:16:37Z

Robert C. "Uncle Bob" Carney, of Galena, Saturday, August 6, 2011 at St. Ann's Hospital. Born December 16th, 1937 in Erie, Pa. to Charles and Minerva Carney. Graduated from Mt. Vernon High School of Alexandria, Va. and Pikes Peak Community College of Colorado Springs with a degree in electrical engineering. He received his masters degree in electrical engineering in Erie, Pa. Worked at Digital Equipment in Colorado Springs until his retirement. Moved to Galena in 2001. Uncle Bob loved cooking, gardening, his computer, his John Deere tractors and anything electronic.
He is predeceased by his parents;
brother, Charles "Jack" Carney and sister-in-law, Katherine "Kay" Carney. He is survived by his niece and nephews, Pat (Richard) Norton, Mike (Nancy) Carney, Tim (Sue) Carney all of Westerville and Tom (Tina) Carney of Kaysville, Utah and many great nieces and nephews. There will be no visitation or service, but friends if they wish, may contribute to the American Cancer Society in Uncle Bob's memory. Arrangements by Moreland Funeral Home, Westerville.
( in the Erie Times-News on August 24, 2011 )

Jane M. Ward Carney, age 95, daughter of the late James and Margaret Sheehan Ward.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-08-20 00:26:38Z

Jane M. Ward Carney, age 95,
of Erie,PA,
passed away Monday August 15, 2011
surrounded by her loving family at at Walnut Creek.
Jane was born on February 14, 1916 in Erie the daughter of the late James and Margaret Sheehan Ward. A lifelong resident of Erie, she was a graduate of Strong Vincent High School. While her children were attending school, Jane became an active volunteer in the PTA at St. Joseph Grade School, Villa Maria Academy, and Cathedral Prep. She was a longtime member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and more recently had been attending St. Jude the Apostle Catholic Church. She was also a member and former treasurer for the St. Mark's Seminary Auxiliary. Jane was extremely proud of her five children and their accomplishments, and also loved following the lives and activities of her seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, William J. Carney; a grandson, William J. Carney; three brothers; Thomas, Robert and James Ward, and three sisters; Mary Suhanek, Gertrude Hall, and Dorothy Ward. Jane is survived by her children, William J. Carney and his wife, Sharon of Erie; Robert E. Carney of Bath, Ohio; Timothy P. Carney and his wife, Carol of Lapeer, Mi.; Jane Ann Carney of Erie and Mary Pat Froehlich and her husband, Gary of Erie. She is also survived by seven grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, and two sisters-in-law, Patricia Dunford and her husband, Richard and Florence Ward. Jane also has many nieces, nephews, and cousins along with a dear lifelong friend, Marian Kuhn Moser. Friends are invited to call at the John J. Quinn Funeral Home, West 9th & Liberty St. Thursday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and are invited to attend Prayer Services there Friday at 9:30 a.m. followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. in St. Jude Catholic Church. Burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Emmaus Ministries, 345 East 9th St., Erie, PA 16503 or to St. Anthony's Wayside Shrine, PO Box 595, Canfield, OH
( in the Erie Times-News on August 17, 2011 )

St. Jude Catholic Church. "

Re: Joseph Elijah Carney-Lelia Dumm Nashville, TN

JanKnowlton750 — 2011-08-07 22:20:55Z

Contact me and I will give you the information I have.

JanKnows1@msn.com

Re: Joseph Elijah Carney-Lelia Dumm Nashville, TN

Dustrock60 — 2011-08-06 18:51:40Z

Where is Joseph E. Carney buried? I have always heard that he is buried with his first wife Leila Dunn. His second wife, my grandmother, is buried in the Ivy Point Church cemetery with her son Glenn Willis Carney.

John Carney

WarrenCarney68 — 2011-08-04 12:05:28Z

I am looking for information on John Carney (Martha Painter)born 1832 PA.
children are:
Henry Noah, brn;1859, Mi (Mary Hoffman)
Issac Newton, brn;3-19-1876, Ia. (Rose May Cohl)(Anne Prudence Frey)
Phillip,brn;1851, Pa. (Alice Walton)
Mary, brn; 1861, Mi.
Allen, brn; 1863, Ia.
Sievlla, brn; 1865, Ia.
John, brn;1867, Ia.
William, brn; Nov, 1869, Ia.

Re: LeGrand Hargis Carney 1808-1884

normvig — 2011-07-30 21:06:43Z

I believe that LeGrand V. Carney was the son of LeGrand Hargis Carney. William Carney was LeGrand Hargis' father. LeGrand Hargis Carney and his wife, Catherine Lytle Carney, had a fine home in Murfreesboro, TN.

Mary Carney Lightfoot, who died in 1955 and who is a descendant of William Joseph Carney, father of the above William Carney,was my mother's aunt by marriage. Mary Carney's husband was Frederick Lightfoot, and they lived in Somerville, TN.

I'm uncertain of the various counties in TN--hope this helps.

My mother's middle name was LeGrand, and I've been unable to uncover the source of the name. Several members of the Carney and Lightfoot families have it. LeGrand Hargis Carney seems to have been the first Carney to bear the name.

Re: LeGrand Hargis Carney 1808-1884

rlc5195 — 2011-07-30 20:01:57Z

I can't help you with your question re:orgin of LeGrand, but is your LeGrand Hargis Carney related to the LeGrand V. Carney who was Second Lt., Co.D, Sypert's Regiment, CSA during the Civil War? How, if at all, is he related to the Carneys of Montgomery County, TN?

Robert Carney

LeGrand Hargis Carney 1808-1884

normvig — 2011-07-30 19:27:37Z

I am searching for the source of the Name "LeGrand." Can anyone provide information?