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Looking for info on Leslie Q Connor from SC

hartlesleyj2211 — 2012-05-23 11:53:55Z

He was from Chesterfield SC and died in Greenville. He was married to Vera P. McCall and had a daughter named Linda. I think his father was Nay Connor and his mother Bessie.

Looking for Info on Ancestors of Gertrude Lillian Connor Bates

btschrstphr — 2012-05-08 20:37:43Z

I'm looking for any information on the ancestors of my paternal grandmother Gertrude Lillian Connor Bates born 12 Jul 1896 in Wellsville, NY. Her father was John L. Connor (born abt 1867 in NY) married to Ella (Ellen) M. Ahearn (born abt 1869 in NT). The grandfather of Gertrude was David Connor (born abt 1810 in Ireland) who was married to Mary Linehan (born abt 1826 in Cork).

I've been unable to learn where in Ireland David was born or when he came to America or where he landed. I presume he came through New York.

Any help tracing the Ahearns, Connors and the Linehans would be greatly appreciated.

You can e-mail me directly at bts_chrstphr@yahoo.com.

Chris Bates

CONNOR Peter S - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-01 11:39:37Z

CONNOR Peter S - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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William Connor married Mary Hungerville in County Kerry, Ireland

amyroses21 — 2012-04-29 05:23:29Z

William Connor from Ardferth, County Kerry, Ireland married Mary Hungarville born est 1812 from Kilmore on 1-31-1830 Witness Patrick Donoghue

A. Catherine Connor born 8-31-1834 in Kilmore/Causeway sponsors Michael Rourke & Elizabeth Kennelly
B. Catherine Connor born 6-16-1839 in Kilmore/Causeway sponsors Ellen Keevane
C. Elizabeth Connor born 8-14-1842 in Kilmore/Causeway sponsors Margaret Flaherty
D. Ellen Connor born 6-22-1845 in Kilmore/Causeway sponsors John Rourke & Mary Dowd

CONNOR John Jr - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 11:59:47Z

CONNOR John Jr - Vietnam Wall section 5E

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Re: Connor and Connors from Ireland to Canada

kevinoconnor12 — 2012-04-27 18:36:02Z

thanks for reply.........lots of (o) connor's about. good luck in ur search...........kevin........p.s. wer r u

Re: Connor and Connors from Ireland to Canada

connorbc — 2012-04-27 18:32:37Z

Kevin, my John Connors was born abt 1899/1900 in Trim, County Meath, Ireland. Thanks, bc

Re: Connor, John m Slater, Mary E.

kevinoconnor12 — 2012-04-27 13:27:34Z

i also seek a john connor born ireland 1903 any good to you..kevin

Re: Connor and Connors from Ireland to Canada

kevinoconnor12 — 2012-04-27 08:58:04Z

i too search for a john connor born 1903 in co. derry in ireland. he left for canada approx. 1925. any help.......kevin

Re: connor family tree

kevinoconnor12 — 2012-04-26 18:54:25Z

what part of derry are your connor's from. i seek john born 1903 in co. derry he left home 1925 approx. does it mean any thing to you..........kevin

Re: Philadelphia, PA Barry's

kevinoconnor12 — 2012-04-26 14:12:54Z

barry is a very common surname in co. armagh. ireland

Michael CONNOR assigned to Alexander BERRY- Coolangatta and Crow's Nest Estates NSW

leonietlow — 2012-04-13 02:12:20Z

Michael CONNOR, convict, was assigned to Alexander BERRY and Edward WOLLSTONECRAFT in 1829. He remained in the employment of Alexander BERRY till BERRY’s death in 1873, a period of over forty four years.

Born in County Meath, circa 1800, Michael CONNOR was the son of John CONNOR and Mary KELLY. He was tried for the crime of House Robbery in Kildare Courthouse on 24th March 1828 and spent the following six months aboard the ESSEX HULK, anchored at Dún Laoghaire Harbour Dublin, then known as Kingstown, under the supervision of Dr. Edward TREVOR.

Michael CONNOR, one of 192 male Irish convicts, was transferred to the ship, SOPHIA, Thomas A. ELLEY master, on 15th September 1828, and arrived in Port Jackson on 17th January 1829.

The Convict Indent for Michael CONNOR, describes him as being a blue eyed 24 year old ploughman, 5 foot 4½ inches tall, with a ruddy and pock pitted complexion and red to sandy hair. On arrival in NSW he was assigned to BERRY and WOLLSTONECRAFT and worked as a ploughman at the Coolangatta Estate at Shoalhaven.

Around 1834 Michael CONNOR was moved to the Crow’s Nest Estate on the North Shore of Sydney. He worked as a watchman and labourer around the estate, was in charge of the estate’s timber, but mainly worked as Mr. BERRY’s boatman. Each morning and on the return journey in the evening, Michael CONNOR rowed Alexander BERRY and his attendant clerk, William George MATHEWS, across the harbour to their office in Sydney.

On 3rd June 1837, Michael CONNOR was issued a Ticket of Leave for the district of Parramatta. Alexander BERRY wrote an application to the Superintendent of Convicts, John Ryan BRENNAN, requesting the transfer of Michael CONNOR’s Ticket of Leave, from the district of Parramatta to Sydney-

I beg leave to request, on account of the good character of that individual, that his ticket may be transferred to the District of Sydney during the time he remains in my employment.
(State Records NSW; Kingswood; Index to Colonial Secretary; Container 4/ 2352 [Item 37/6365])

Alexander BERRY’s application was approved on July 12th and Michael CONNOR’s ticket of leave was subsequently changed in order to allow him to stay in Sydney-

Allowed for Sydney so long only as he remains in the services of Mr. Berry, per Colonial Secretary’s letter 37/ 577 dated 15th July 1837.
(State Records NSW; Colonial Secretary’s Letters re Convicts 1832-1842; Reel 1050 [Number 37/ 577] 15th July 1837)

On 24th October 1837, at St Mary’s Catholic Cathedral, Michael CONNOR, aged 36, married Julia QUILLIGAN, aged 25, and that year Michael CONNOR helped build his cottage at Berry’s Bay.

Circumstances leading to the origin of Michael CONNOR’s cottage lay in the correspondence between William George Mathews, clerk on the Berry estate at North Sydney, and Sir John Hay-

‘Early in 1837, Mr and Mrs Berry went on a visit to Dr Gibson at Goulburn, during their absence Connor, who acted as Watchman about the old ‘Crows Nest Cottage’, courted and married one of the emigrant servant women, Julia Quillyian (sic). Mrs. Berry was so displeased and enraged that she ordered them off the premises. However, Connor induced Mr Alexr (who was always kind and forgiving to his servants) to be allowed to clear away a small patch of scrub to build a rough cabin of stone, 2 rooms, 12 x 12- two convicts not then free (Douglas, and J Smith stonemasons), were allowed to build it and Connor and his boat-mate (G Jenkins) assisting, and in the meantime, as Mrs Berry turned the woman out of her house, Connor asked me if I would kindly give up the room I occupied in the Old Store house and sleep in the loft; and being then a young man (about 22 years of age) I at once consented; in about one month, the ‘cabin’ was finished and Connor and his wife took possession. Some years after, in consequence to a large increase in his family (7 children), Mr Berry allowed him, through my intercession, to build an additional room which was granted. James Wallace who was in Mr Berry’s service @ 4/6 per diem, quarried the stones and built the addition, no doubt, Connor assisted him, but he as well as Wallace, were receiving wages and rations’…
(Mitchell Library Sydney; ML MSS 315/105; Mathews-Hay Letters; Film No CY 3739; pp 237-238, 238A and 238B)

On 1st October 1841, Michael CONNOR was granted a Conditional Pardon [Number 42/ 269] by the Governor of NSW, Sir George GIPPS. Recommendations were made by Alexander BERRY, William CARTER JP, William MILLER DCG [Descendant of Colonial Governor], Thomas WALKER and John LORD.

Michael CONNOR and Julia QUILLIGAN raised a family of seven children in their cottage at Berry’s Bay-

• Mary MCKAY (1839-1877)
• Michael CONNOR (1840-1889)
• John CONNOR (1841-1884)
• Julia COULL (1843-1918)
• William CONNOR (1845-1926)
• Bedelia DOUGLAS (1847-1890)
• James CONNOR (1851-1882)

In 1859 in his defense against allegations made by the Reverend John Dunmore LANG, Alexander BERRY refuted all the accusations in a long letter to the editor of the Illawarra Mercury, later printed in the Sydney Morning Herald, in which BERRY mentions Michael CONNOR-

Michael Connor, who is now, and has been for thirty years in my employment, lately informed me that he never knew me to flog, or rather to be the means of flogging a convict; and several other persons who have been nearly as long in my service are ready to afford the same evidence.
( Sydney Morning Herald; Tuesday 22 February 1859, p 2)

In Berry’s memoires, Reminiscences of Alexander Berry, he makes reference to his boatman [Michael CONNOR] and his housekeeper [Mary CONNOR, daughter of Michael CONNOR].

But I have no more reason to complain of the Irish than of the English or Scotch, and they have often boasted that they were more faithful to me than the others were. I believe that there are at this moment upwards of one hundred and forty Irish tenants on my estate at Shoalhaven. My boatman here, originally a political offender, has been upwards of thirty years of my service, and one of his daughters, who was born at my wharf, has been upwards of a dozen of years in my service, and is now my housekeeper, but I very seldom change my servants.
(Reminiscences; Alexander Berry; W.C. Penfold & Co., Printers, 183 Pitt St, Sydney; published Angus and Robertson (1912); pp184-185)

Julia QUILLIGAN, wife of Michael CONNOR, arrived free per the DUCHESS OF NORTHUMBERLAND (1836) and worked as a housemaid to Mrs. Elizabeth BERRY in Crows Nest Cottage (1836-1837).

Mary CONNOR, eldest child of Michael and Julia, worked for Alexander BERRY for over twelve years (1855-1867) and was the principal female servant and then housekeeper at Crow’s Nest House (1867-1869).

Finlay MCKAY, husband of Mary CONNOR, originally employed by Alexander Berry in 1856 as a groom and generally useful, also acted as Mr. Berry’s coachman (1856-1873).

William and James CONNOR, children of Michael and Julia, became Mr. Berry’s boatmen in 1869.

Catherine GALLAGHER, wife of James CONNOR, had also been employed as a general servant to Mr. Berry at Crow’s Nest House (1868-1869) before her marriage in 1870.

Julia CONNOR (nee QUILLIGAN) died on 24th March 1870 at her sandstone cottage at Berry’s Bay and her husband, Michael CONNOR, died there fourteen years later on 21st July 1884.

A letter from WG Mathews to John Hay 18th July 1884 talks of Michael CONNOR’s death-

That “Delays are dangerous”, as is exemplified in the death of Michael Connor, which took place last night. I had been urging Messrs Norton & Smith, to get a paper made out for him to sign for the past five or six weeks, I called on them yesterday morning and they sent it to me at ½ past 3 o’clock- when I got home, I went over to his house, when I found him in an unconscious state, from which he never recovered, & died sometime after midnight, so some other steps will now have to be taken, I called upon Mr. Smith this morning and informed him of the event.
( Mitchell Library Sydney; ML MSS 315/105; Mathews-Hay Letters; Film No CY 3739; pp 170-172)

A letter from WG Mathews to John Hay 22nd July 1884 talks of Michael CONNOR’s burial and of his daughter in law, Catherine (nee GALLAGHER)-

Michael Connor was buried in the Catholic Cemetery, Lane Cove, on Saturday. I have not spoken to the widow of his late son, as she was drunk the night he died and the day of his burial, She was very insulting to Connor’s son, William, who called to see his father,- however it will not be advisable to let her remain in the house.
( Mitchell Library Sydney; ML MSS 315/105; Mathews-Hay Letters; Film No CY 3739; pp 179-181)

Michael CONNOR and Julia QUILLIGAN Berrys Bay NSW

leonietlow — 2012-03-25 08:31:45Z

Michael CONNOR
Boatman to Alexander Berry/
ploughman / convict/ labourer/
Son of John CONNOR and Mary KELLY
Born circa 1800 County Meath, Ireland
Trial- Kildare 24 March 1828 [House Robbery]
Essex Hulk Dun Laoghaire Harbour Dublin 1828
Sailed per Sophia arrived Sydney 17.1.1829
Died 18.7.1884 Berry’s Bay, North Shore
Married 24.10.1837 St Mary’s Cathedral, Sydney
Julia QUILIGAN housemaid to Alexander Berry
Daughter of Patrick QUILIGAN
Born c 1812 Limerick, Ireland
Died 24.3.1870 Berry’s Bay, St Leonards
Sailed per Duchess of Northumberland arrived Sydney 3.10.1836

Children of Michael CONNOR and Julia QUILLIGAN-

1. Mary MCKAY (CONNOR) housemaid to Alexander Berry
b ca 1839 Sydney NSW AUS
d 26 February 1877 at the Domain Lodge Sydney NSW AUS
m 1870 Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse- Finlay Cook MCKAY
B ca 1830 d 18.8.1906 'Struan' Lane Cove Rd Nth Sydney NSW
Groom and coachman for Alexander Berry at Crowsnest House
(1856-1873) and then ranger and special constable of the Government Domain, Sydney

2. Michael CONNOR junior, bootmaker
b 11 January 1840 Sydney NSW AUS
d 26 March 1889 at Blues Point Rd, St Leonards NSW AUS
m 1861 Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse- Sarah Ann DUNN
b ca 1841
d 8.10.1880 Union St St Leonards

3. John CONNOR
b 1841 North Sydney NSW
d before July 1884

4. Julia Ann COULL (CONNOR)
b 1843 North Sydney NSW
d 1918 Stockton NSW AUS
m 24 May 1865 St Mary’s Cathedral Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse-William Joseph COULL, drayman
b ca 1831 d 1879 QLD

5. William CONNOR, boat builder
b 16 January 1845 North Sydney NSW AUS
d 4 June 1926 81 Trafalgar St, Annandale NSW AUS
m 1880 Sydney NSW AUS
Spouse- Mary MCHUGH
b 1842 d 2.7.1939 Sydney

6. Bedelia DOUGLAS (CONNOR)
b 9 December 1847 Berrys Bay North Shore NSW AUS
d 15 February 1890 Prince Alfred Hospital, Camperdown NSW
m 18 August 1869 at St Michael’s C of E, Surry Hills NSW
Spouse- James Hardie Douglas, clerk
Son of Alexander McKenzie Douglas, a tailor, of 41 Clarence St, Sydney of Stranraer SCOT and Ann Paterson
Born 2 July 1847 Sydney
Died 21 September 1876 Sydney Hospital

7. James Joseph CONNOR, carpenter
b 16 December 1851 North Sydney NSW AUS
d 11 November 1882 Berry’s Bay, St Leonards NSW AUS
m 5 Oct 1870 Star of the Sea Catholic Church N Sydney NSW
Spouse- Catherine GALLAGHER
b 1850 d 30.6.1928 1 Bank St, North Syd NSW

Nora Connor

drdianne — 2012-03-14 06:13:37Z

My grandmother, Nora Lillian Connor, b. 4/19/1889, born in Ireland. She lived in an orphanage in Dublin and immigrated to Canada at a young age to be a domestic helper. I cannot find anything about her Irish roots. Anyone have a connection that might help? Thanks

Re: Anybody related to this Connor family?

harrismic13 — 2012-02-22 22:48:58Z

Correction
My sons Mother Martina's Maiden name was Hartman

Sorry

Re: Anybody related to this Connor family?

harrismic13 — 2012-02-22 22:47:10Z

I am Michael Wayne Harris. Son Of Harry and Ivy Harris.
Grandson of Ruby Irene Owen
Ella May Connor is My great Grandmother
Thomas Conner would then Be my Great Great Grandfather (I think)

I was however Not born in Tacoma WA. I was born in Astoria OR in 1967

My son Wayne Harry Harris Was Born In 1997 In Heidelberg Germany from a German lady Named Martina Harris.

I travel to Ireland Frequently. and interested in any info you might have about our Family.

I think I could fill in some blanks but I need to get a few dates and names of course.

Hope to hear from you
All the best.
Mike

David Connor, b. Virginia abt 1806

SheilaPletz — 2012-02-19 22:56:20Z

Am looking for info about my relative David Connor, b. in Virginia about 1806, d. between 1870 and 1880 in Indiana or Ohio; had daughter b. in Ohio 1838, Julia. (Julia married John D. Mathes of Indiana.) Need David Connor's wife's name, his place of birth, or any other data.

Anthony Connor

spiritualRN — 2012-01-19 18:11:56Z

I am searching for any details and/or photos for Anthony Connor born about 1856 Ireland, who married Maria Hill, and lived in Brooklyn, New York. He was a stone mason.

Francis A. Connor

bbconnor1 — 2011-12-26 01:14:45Z

Looking for place of birth of Francis A. Connor born 1814
died 1878 Madison Co, Tx

John "Jack" Connor and Eileen Maud Lyons, wed in Winnipeg, 1924

cathhat — 2011-11-12 15:41:18Z

Family in England is looking for details, leads, or possible resources about John "Jack" Connor (b. abt 1900 in Ballymoney, Antrim, IRE) and Eileen Maud Lyons (b. 1899 in Clones, Monaghan, IRE), who were wed in Winnipeg, Canada, May 1924. They arrived separately in Canada from Ireland in March 1924. Jack Connor’s onward destination on arrival in Canada is given as Ontario, Toronto, whereas Eileen Maud’s was Winnipeg.

Re: William Elliott Connor (Buster)

lakr59 — 2011-11-06 18:47:45Z

Thank you so much, this is more than I have ever found before.
Thanks again
Jeannie

Looking for the Connor side of my family in Leigh, Lancashire, England

adrianaveronicaciapponi — 2011-11-06 08:40:27Z

I am specifically looking for my cousins Patricia, Hilda and Kenneth who are the children of Frederick Ignatius and Molly Connor.
Hoping to hear some news...I'm formally A.Veronica Connor

Re: William Elliott Connor (Buster)

lsuepratt — 2011-10-25 00:54:33Z

The following information about Buster is from a journal written by a long-time Marston resident. "Ma" Connor was a sister to Elliott Sloas and a widow when most in Marston knew her. She owned a farm and ouse just north of Marston where her daughter, Victoria Griffy lived in later years. Mrs. Connor has children named Victoria, Claire, Buster and Bobby. Buster was reared in New Madrid but came to Marston as a young man. Buster ran a small cafe for many years and was a "oteen" source. He was a little man. His wife's name was Linnie. Buster and Linnie had a daughter. They raised a nice of Linnie's by the name of Darlene. Darlene married Granville Riddle from Portageville. They had a son Jimmie. Darlene and Granville did not stay married and she married "Sonny" Kenny who ws in the restaurant business. They moved to Kennett.

Hope this helps.

Kate O'Connor McDonnell, Holyoke MA

jmcdon7740 — 2011-10-23 14:00:09Z

Looking for information on Kate O'Connor who married Thomas McDonnell in Holyoke, MA. She was born in Ireland and her parents were John O'Connor and Margaret Hurley. She and Thomas had at least three children that died in their youth: Michael, Ellen and Catherine. In 1870, my g. grandfather Patrick McDonnell and his brother Michael lived with them. In 1880 they were living with Kate's parents. I'm trying to connect them to Patrick.

Re: William Connor / Conner -- b. 1832 AL ?

231al — 2011-09-23 17:15:00Z

There is a William Conner/connor who had a brother Thomas
can be found in Pike Co Alabama information.

Ishmael Connor

jdrysdale43 — 2011-09-21 03:20:02Z

I am searching for any information on Ishmael Connor or Conner. He was born about 1768 maybe in North Carolina or Kentucky. He moved his family to Warrick County, Indiana. I have not been able to find any info about his father or mother. I believe his mother may have been Delaware Indian. I know 2 of his son's daughters are on the Delaware Roles. Ishmael is my great great grandfather. My Great Grandfather William D Conner's daughters - Lucy and Clara or Clora are on the roles. Any help would be apreciated.

James Connor

patriciaflaherty579 — 2011-09-20 01:30:02Z

Looking for my great grandfather James Connor who either came to America by himself, or with a wife.
His son James Connor was born in Pennsylvania in 1852, eventually settling in the Philadelphia, PA area and married Nora Barry, also from Ireland. Any information would be appreciated.

Philadelphia, PA Barry's

patriciaflaherty579 — 2011-09-20 01:25:39Z

Looking for my great grandmother Nora Barry who left Ireland in 1878. Nora left because she was bethroed to a man in his 30's and she was 17.Her sister Hannah Baryy left in 1880. They both lived in the Philadelphia, PA area. Nora married a James Connor and Hannah married a Michael F McCloskey. I don't know what Irish county they left from. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you

Henry Christopher, Mary C. and Elizabeth Connor near St. Louis

DianaJones30 — 2011-09-15 01:45:18Z

Looking for information, specifically death dates, burial information for Henry Christopher Connor (d1863 nashville, TN) wife #1 Mary C. Connor b. @1820 d.btw 1846 and 1849 in Carondelet, MO and wife #2 Elizabeth Connor d. btw Sept 1864 and Nov 1866. Also Marriage info on Henry and Elizabeth sometime in 1849. Have not found any records in Missouri digital files. Any suggestions?

Henry C. Connor, Mary C. Connor, Elizabeth Connor in St. Louis, MO

DianaJones30 — 2011-09-15 01:40:03Z

Elizabeth Connor Son- John and David

fttllc1 — 2011-09-06 13:14:50Z

She lived by my Great,great,great Mother in Mitchells, Pike, Ala. During the 1800's. Trying to find out about her husband. Her name was Dora Craig. Had son named Robert "Bob" Craig.
Dora worked in the fields. Thank you, Irene

Michael Connor

susanhoochlover — 2011-09-01 15:12:05Z

I am wanting to find the location of my father Michael Connor who originates from Ireland (Roscommon). He would be aged 79 and possibly living in Australia. If anybody has any information please could you contact me asap.

Michael Connor and Johanna Sullivan

conner_clan — 2011-08-14 22:12:55Z

Having trouble finding my ancestors listed above. James Connor's U.S. naturalization record shows him born Sept. 7 1858 to Michael Connor and Johanna Sullivan in either England or Ireland.

Connor Family - Massachusetts - England - Ireland?

deeannconnor — 2011-08-01 21:58:11Z

Looking for more of my family from Massachusetts. Specifically my great-grandfather Joseph Edward Connor born 19 Jul 1873. He married Annie unknown last in 1900 and had 3 children John Joseph born around 1901, my grandfather James Francis Sr born 16 Jun 1903, and Mary born in 1907 who married a Benjamin Black. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Both Joseph Edward and Annie were to have been born in England so would love any info on their families but I was told we had family in Ireland as well.

Looking for a Ray Connor

pmurphymedlin — 2011-07-21 03:28:15Z

He would have been born in the late 1890's. He was living in
Minneapolis, MN in the early 1920's and from there it was said he left for California.

CONNOR James F Jr - Vietnam Wall section 5W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-30 16:38:18Z

CONNOR James F Jr - Vietnam Wall section 5W

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 221,609 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Mary Connor b.1895 and Patrick Connor b. 1898

jennybruton1 — 2011-05-17 18:01:47Z

These two are children of my Great-grandmother Ann McDonald nee Clint. They were born in Jarrow, County Durham after the death of my g-grandfather. Their father was Michael Connor. Ann McDonald and Michael Connor eventually married in 1898. I believe Ann died in 1900. No further info on Michael Connor. Family story is that Mary and Patrick were sent to America or Canada - possibly to relatives already living there? Please contact me if you have any information. Thank you Jenny Bruton

john connor

jjpbulldog13 — 2011-05-12 01:45:05Z

hello i am looking for information on john connor born in ireland then he moved to phila pa i think . he married bella givens they had two kids marguerite m connor born 12-30-1907 died may 1984 & john connor born 1911. thank u

William Connor / Conner -- b. 1832 AL ?

birdladyfran69 — 2011-05-08 23:29:22Z

I am looking for a William Connor or Conner that was said to be born in Alabama in about 1832. Do you have a Willim Connor with this family or in that Cemetery, he was said to have died between 1860 and 1866 in Alabama.

Thank You!
birdladyfran69

CONNOR Patrick J - Vietnam Wall section 7W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-08 17:20:50Z

CONNOR Patrick J - Vietnam Wall section 7W

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Walter A. Connor Jr., 84, Born,in Pittsburgh,son of ,Walter A. and Elizabeth J. (Donovan) Connor Sr.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-04-19 18:05:40Z

Walter A Connor Jr.
Richland Township

Walter A. Connor Jr., 84,
of Richland Township,
died Sunday, April 17, 2011.
Born Feb. 11, 1927, in Pittsburgh,
he was the son of the late Walter A. and Elizabeth J. (Donovan) Connor Sr.
He was also preceded in death by his two sisters, the late Iris Wible.
and Doreen Sahli.
He was the beloved father of Walter A. "Buck" Connor III, of Allentown, Robert J. "Rocky" Connor, of Richland Township, and Lynne A. Connor, of Harmony Township; and dear grandfather of Richard, Robert and Christine. The Connor family will welcome friends from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday at the SCHELLHAAS FUNERAL HOME LTD., Richland Township, 5864 Heckert Road, Bakerstown, PA 15007, Services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday in the funeral home.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Re: Anybody related to this Connor family?

KaraFoster37 — 2011-04-06 21:33:22Z

Not the same family. That Thomas was born to Terence Connor and Bridget Gallager on Feb 8, 1868. Our Thomas was born Oct 11, 1842. At least that's what I've managed to find.

CORNELIUS hARRIGAN

donnapetzold39 — 2011-04-03 14:39:46Z

Hi,
Cornelius M Julia Lucy, had brother David who married Cornelius's sister in law Catherine Lucey or Lucy. Have more info on David Harrigan.

Donna

Re: connor ancestory in Ireland

birdladyfran69 — 2011-03-17 02:45:33Z

Thank You! Paddy, I went into the we sight and they said the book is out of print. I put it on my wish list.
Will take the information and try finding something on Ancestry.

birdladyfran69

Re: connor ancestory in Ireland

birdladyfran69 — 2011-03-17 02:40:05Z

Patrick can you send me a copy of your family tree or tell me where to go to find it.

birdladyfran69 or birdladyfran@gmail.com

THANK YOU!

Re: connor ancestory in Ireland

potoole129 — 2011-03-16 18:33:03Z

My Connor tree stems from Timothy Connor who emigrated from Ireland to Lancaster county, Pennsylvania; approximately 1772. I have been unable to find any information about him before he emigrated, just that he was born in Ireland.
I believe his descendants were all born in the USA.

I acquired a copy of the tree from my sister. I think she picked it up at a Connor reunion a few years ago. I'm really not sure of who created the tree, I would have to search to find out who the person was. Perhaps it was the authors of a book "Connor/Conner cousins". Information on that book can be found here: http://www.getcited.org/pub/102906030

Paddy O'Toole

Re: connor ancestory in Ireland

birdladyfran69 — 2011-03-16 08:23:08Z

Patrick,
How do I get a copy of your family tree or where do I go to look at it.

Thank You!
birdladyfran69

I am looking for a William Connor or O'Conner born in Ireland if 1832.

Logan Connor

ilagoodmackinney — 2011-03-09 18:53:13Z

Logan Connor married Rufina Cloninger, Catawba County, North Carolina. They had a daughter Lucy Ann Connor who married William Wiseman.

Would appreciate any information on the Logan family. I have not been able to understand what happened to this family, and why Lucy went to live with her Uncle. I so hope someone will see this and help me with Logan Connor.

Thank you,
Ila Good McKinney

William Connor or O'Conner

birdladyfran69 — 2011-03-07 11:13:14Z

I am looking for a William Connor or O'Conner born in Dublin Ireland in 1833.He was drafted into the Army 24 Oct 1856. He could have arrived 10 July 1854.Port of Departure:Londonderry,Ireland-Ship Name: Liburnia-Port of Arrival: Philadelphia,Pennsylvania-Last Residence: Ireland.
I have a picture of his son I am posting in case his son looks like him. (I do not have a picture of William)
Thank You!
birdladyfran69

William Connor or O'Conner

birdladyfran69 — 2011-03-07 08:34:56Z

I am looking for a William Connor born in Dublin Ireland in 1833. He was drafted into the Army 24 Oct 1856. Can anyone help me with finding this person.I have a picture of his Son but I do not know how to put it on this program. If you want to see it I will email it to you at another address. I am hoping his son looks like him and someone will reconize him through his son. I do not have a picture of William.
Thank You!
birdladyfran69
The William Connor or O'Conner I am looking for could have Arrived 10 July 1854,Port of departure:Londonderry,Ireland,Ship name-Liburnia,Port of Arrival:Philadelphia,Pennsylvania (His last residence: Ireland.
Birdladyfran69