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Cronin

Oneill_Brian — 2012-05-21 11:02:37Z

My gandmother was Mary Kate-Cronin, born in Ennis Ireland 1903, her father was Michael Cronin and her mother Kate Linane. From what I have found through other family tree's Michael Cronin had three wives and Kate was the third. This of course resulted in many half siblings who emigrated to the US and Canada in the 1800's. Has anyone else found this information? I just want to be sure I am seeing this correctly. My father is the youngest of 10 and was born on Trnpk Road, Ennis Co. Clare Ireland, his father was Thmoas Patrick O'Neill, Mary Kate's husband. Her brother was Martin Cronin. Mary Kate and Thomas moved to Whitney, Englad in the late 1960's where they lived till their deaths. Thank in advance for any information. Brian O'Neill. boneillart@yahoo.com

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

marybcoates — 2012-05-19 02:49:00Z

I looked at your tree and do not think we have the same family. There was also another Cronin family with similar names that immigrated to Ohio, is it possible that these are your relations? Can you give me a little information about Thomas and his family, Parents, etc. dates?
Mary

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

bob7bob — 2012-05-18 23:27:32Z

Hi.
Richard Jeremiah Cronin, if he is our connection, had a brother Thomas. Thomas was my great grandfather. So Richard Jeremiah Cronin was my great grand uncle. Hope that makes sense. Sadly my dad died nearly 9 years ago. He was the reason I got into this as he was orphaned at 13 so knew little of his roots.
Our family is growing! Fingers crossed we can tie up some loose ends.
Sue

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

marybcoates — 2012-05-18 23:15:19Z

I have been in contact with Dodietracey1. I believe she is my Mother's first cousin. How are you related to the Cronin Clan? I like long stories.
looking forward to hearing more,
Mary

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

bob7bob — 2012-05-18 22:58:59Z

Hi Mary.
It would be great to compare notes as I know so little about my Irish roots. The information I have about the four siblings was taken from a search I had done professionally about 11 years ago before we had all the information on line. One of the replies I had on here if you look, is from dodietracey1, we think we are distant cousins too.
Sue (Bob is a forum name, long story).

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

marybcoates — 2012-05-18 22:37:49Z

Bob,
I beleive we may be distant cousins. I am the Great Grand daughter of Richard Jeremiah Cronin who immigrated with his siblings to the Buffalo NY area around 1880. I would love to connect and comare notes.
Mary

Re: Thomas Cronin

martib160 — 2012-05-15 22:37:25Z

Hi Ron, it's been 12 years since you posted this query so you may no longer be at the same contact address - or have found out further information? I have spent the last 16 years (on and off)trying to trace back further on Thomas Cronin and Catherine Dunslane. I have copies of their immigration to Australia steerage passengers on "Eliza" from Ireland Left Dublin 9 July 1833 arrived Port Jackson 24 November 1833. There is also another passenger in the cabin list whose name appears to be Patrick Drislane. Catherine has father Denis Dunslane mother unknown on other documents. They had 10 children and I have details of some of their birth and death dates but for Samuel only a birth of "äbout 1836" and death "1886 in Newcastle". Copies of micro fiche entries and just about everything else relating to the family were sent to me by the Archivist at St Mary's Sydney after an inquiry I made about my grandmother Margaret O'Sullivan who married there. Her mother was Teresa Cronin daughter of Thomas Cronin. Cheers Marti

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

elspethone — 2012-05-14 19:17:01Z

I sent you an e-mail, can't wait to hear from you. Hope this will give you some information so we can start to link our family!!!

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

mattiecronin — 2012-05-14 19:03:52Z

relations my message to you looks awful ,..................mattiecronin@unison.ie.......mattie cronin. m cronin

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

mattiecronin — 2012-05-14 19:03:44Z

relations my message to you looks awful ,..................mattiecronin@unison.ie.......mattie cronin. m cronin

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

dodietracey1 — 2012-05-14 15:06:44Z

Good to hear from you Mattie,
I do have a lot of info I am really interested in talking to you. Do you have an e-mail address? If you can e-mail me " dodietracey1@comcast.net"

gee it is great to find a cousin in Ireland found one in Eng. I can give you lots of info on what happened to all here in the USA. Richard Jerimiah Cronin is my Grandfather,his son Lawrence is my Dad.
Look forward to hearing from you....Cuz Dolores V Cronin

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

elspethone — 2012-05-14 12:23:17Z

thanks Mattie, looking forward to talking to you. Liz

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

mattiecronin — 2012-05-14 09:46:30Z

RELATIONS ?how re you CAN NOT GET A MESSAGE TO YOU NOT ABLE TOWORK THIS, LOOK UP THE CRONINS OF CORK .COM ...THAT SITE WILL GIVE YOU A LOT IMFORMATION UNTILL TO MORROW,...IRISH ORIGNS.IE IS ANOTHER OR IS IT .COM ....MCRONIN

Obit of Cornelius Cronin 1909

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-05-12 22:11:46Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

CORNELIUS CRONIN
JULY 9, 1909

Tuesday (July 6) morning at 11:30 o'clock, Cornelius Cronin, one of the older residents of this vicinity, died at his late residence two miles north of Chatsworth. Death was due to general debility consequent to old age.
In the death of Mr. Cronin we again are brought to a realization that the sturdy pioneers of this great state of Illinois are fast disappearing, and while his loss will be keenly felt by his family and his friends, they will be greatly consoled with the knowledge that his death closed a long and honorable career.
Cornelius Cronin was a native of Ireland, being born in the county of Kerry, February 11, 1831. He emigrated to this country at an early age and, after living for a time in the eastern states, moved to Pekin, Illinois, where he resided for a number of years, following the trade of a blacksmith. By hard work and strict economy he accumulated sufficient money to purchase a farm north of Chatsworth and he immediately prepared to take up his residence there and begin his life work as a farmer. He moved here with his wife and family about thirty years ago and has always commanded the respect of everyone for his honesty and sobriety. He suffered the loss of his wife some years ago, from which he never fully recovered. A still greater shock to his old age was the death of his son, William, about a year ago after an illness of only a few days. The surviving children are Mary and John, who have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement. Besides these members of the immediate family, Mrs. Cronin and four children are left to mourn the departed grandparent.
The funeral services were held on Thursday morning at ten o'clock at SS. Peter and Paul's church, of which deceased was a devout member.

Re: Connecting With N.Y. Cronin families

kcstan1972 — 2012-05-11 22:24:53Z

Not sure, but worth investigating.
Thank you so much for this info!

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

dodietracey1 — 2012-05-10 23:39:19Z

hi Mattie, I'm Dolores Cronin. I see you just got a computer. Have you done e-mails. Mine is dodietracey1@comcast.net. Or I'm on facebook but hard to find there are so many Dolores Cronin's. My grandfather was Richard Jeremiah Cronin. I am on this site and do have the information on my whole family in Ireland, they were from Meenskehy in county cork. If you can contact me through e-mail we can compare notes.
I'd love to hear from you. You are in Ireland that would really help. Your Cousin Dolores

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

elspethone — 2012-05-10 19:49:43Z

Hi Mattie, can you contact me at elspethone@hotmail.com I believe we are looking for the same family!!!

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

mattiecronin — 2012-05-10 15:20:15Z

how are you.......to be related to you is great, this computor is new to me, so be patiente with me,my great grandfather is shown in griffiths valuation of 1853 at ballybrack cross roads look at .. ask about ireland .com or ie the barony of aglish .. seehtp;//churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie ....i do not know where he was baptised yet look at a baptism of a matthew cronin baptised in killarney 1802 ... look atthe of 1901 ..census .. and 1911one.. nationalarchives; census of ireland for astart. mattie cronin

Re: Cronin and Sullivan, Ireland to Mass

indigrl0608 — 2012-05-07 08:24:10Z

Have you checked out irishgenealogy.ie? Its completely free and holds records for W.Cork, Kerry, Carlow and Dublin. I am only researching a possible Ronan confused as Cronin in Ireland but Cronin in all variations and Sullivan are connected in W.Cork on some records I breezed through. Try Croneen spelling as well..

Danielle

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

kcstan1972 — 2012-05-04 01:56:12Z

I am looking for information on my Great-Grandmother, Julia Cronin, born abt. 1858 I believe in Buffalo, NY. She married Albert Standart, and relocated to Stockton, CA with my grandfather Wesley and his wife Helen Geib.
Any info you have on Julia is appreciated. I know there are a lot of Julia Cronins, but I hope the Julia you have is the same one as mine!

Thanks, Kathleen Standart
kandastandart@hotmail.com

Re: Mary Cronin of Inchigeelagh

BSexton16 — 2012-05-03 17:03:10Z

I have a Bridget Cronin b: 1838 D: 1929.
She married 1875 to Timothy o Leary B: 1837 D 1935.
They had 12 children no tv,
John
Hannah.( hanora Nora )
James
Bartolomew
Kathleen
Nellie
Mary( Minnie)
Daniel
Timothy
Bridget
Margaret ( madge) this was my grandmother, she married John ( jack) Goggin the lived in Youghal co cork.
I hope this might help

KATHERINE "KATIE" DUGGAN AND DENIS CRONIN

NGAETANI11 — 2012-04-27 04:27:48Z

CANNOT FIND ANY INFO ON THE MARRIAGE OF DENIS CRONIN (B. 1899, BALLYVOURNEY, MACROOM, CORK), WHO MARRIED KATHERINE DUGGAN (b.1901 NOHOVAL, RATHMORE,KERRY). BOTH EMIGRATED TO THE U.S. NOT SURE IF THEY MET AND MARRIED IN THE US OR IRELAND, THERE ARE CONFLICTING FAMILY STORIES. THEY DID NOT COME OVER TOGETHER. DENIS EMIGRATED TO WILMINGTON DELAWARE IN 1923. DENIS HAD A BROTHER MICHAEL AND A BROTHER PETER. KATHERINE DUGGANS PARENTS WERE JEREMIAH AND NORA FLEMING.

Re: BRIDGET CRONIN M. FITZPATRICK

blackmarketexchange — 2012-04-22 05:02:47Z

I don't have any info on the Fitzpatrick line, but I do have a Bridget Cronin born approximately 1894 in Ireland.

From the 1901 and 1911 Ireland census, it shows they lived in Knockduff (County Cork). Bridget's parents were Patrick and Johanna (Hannah) Cronin and was the youngest of 7 siblings. One of her siblings, Cornelius, is my great grandfather. I don't know anything about her once she became an adult...

Cronin, Anna from Pennsylvania

claw827 — 2012-04-20 11:59:40Z

I am looking for information on the parents of Anna Cronin, or on Anna herself. She was born about 1887 in Carbondale, married Thomas F Toolan, died about 1950.
I believe she worked as a servant in New Jersey in the early 1900s.
Any info would be great.

Re: Cronin and Sullivan, Ireland to Mass

Edinburgh1956 — 2012-04-19 21:00:11Z

Yes, we are like 1st cousins 3 times removed I think, but I was never very good at that "cousin" thing. Basically we had the same great-great grandparents. I have the marriage record for Nora and Jeremiah, it's on the same page, next line as Margaret and Charles Madden, in Sept 8, 1889 in Warren, MA. Do you know if margaret and Nora were both born in Ireland? Any idea where? Funny, my Dad told me he used to go visit family at a blueberry farm? I thought it was in MA, but do you think...? Anyway, I would LOVE a photo of ANY Maddens. I'm at a complete dead end in my research. Could they name their kids anything different, just to make my job easier? Noooo.. Margaret, Mary, Nora... Patrick and Mary? Patrick and Margaret... Might as well be John Smith! Anyway thanks for the help, I look forward to the photo. send it to hefyfe at cox dot net in normal email formatting. thanks, Heather

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

dodietracey1 — 2012-04-17 02:06:23Z

thank you, my Grandfather is Richard Jerimiah Cronin his son Lawrence Anthony Cronin Sr. is my Dad I am Dolores V Cronin.
I would like to hear from you, dodietracey1@comcast.net

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

elspethone — 2012-04-16 20:31:18Z

I don't think your looking for the same Cronin's I am. The Jeremiah Cronin that I have was Richard Jeremiah and he came from Ireland and settled in Buffalo. sorry I couldn't help.

Cronin from Buffalo New York

elspethone — 2012-04-16 18:17:49Z

Hi. I am looking for anyone with connections to the Cronin's from Buffalo New York. My Grandfather was Edwin Cronin oldest of eight. Married to Ellen Ruth Lee. His father was Jeremiah.,born 1896. Police Commissioner of Buffalo. Married to Elenore Healy 1896. His father war Richard Jeremiah Cronin 1873 Aghada Cork Ireland married to Julia Laughlin.

Re: Richard, Patrick, Anne, Mary Cronin emigrated to Buffalo New York.

elspethone — 2012-04-16 18:01:54Z

Hi, I am Liz Emmerick. my mom is Caroline Cronin, daughter of Edwin Cronin, oldest son of Jeremiah Cronin. We are the family you are looking for. would be interested in talking to you.

Re: Cronin and Sullivan, Ireland to Mass

susanroberge1 — 2012-04-13 00:52:28Z

I found a pass to a boat for Jeremiah. It showed that he was traveling with his sister. But when I look at the year that Jeremiah and Nora came to the US, it is the same. I must not have had the right Jeremiah. Here is what my grandmother told me about her parents when I was a child. Her parents lived in New Hampshire. They had 8 children. They lived on a blueberry plantation. My grandmother didn't get married until almost 30. She took care of Jeremiah (he had a stroke). I don't know when Nora died. I have been searching for information on their marriage and their death and have not found anything yet. I can't believe you went to Ireland. I have always wanted to go. You're so lucky. I have an old picture of Nora that I inherited from My Aunt Mae. She was Jeremiah and Nora's youngest child. If I every get it scanned into my computer I will let you know it's on my tree. I would say that the picture was taken back in the late 1890's. She must have been in her late teens or early 20's. So if your Great Grandmother was my Great Grandmother's sister, we must be distant cousins. Glad to know you!

Re: Cronin and Sullivan, Ireland to Mass

susanroberge1 — 2012-04-13 00:52:27Z

Re: Cronin and Sullivan, Ireland to Mass

Edinburgh1956 — 2012-04-10 22:15:35Z

Susan, so good to hear from you. The Sullivan/Madden family is a huge brick wall for me. My Great grandmother was Margaret Sullivan, she married Charles Madden, actually on the same day, same place as Nora and Jeremiah (West Warren, MA) and would love any additional info you have on the family. How was I helpful? Glad I could help but I actually WENT to Ireland and couldn't find anything. Do you know when and where they immigrated and where from in Ireland? You can contact me directly at hefyfe at cox dot net. Thanks, Heather

Re: Cronin and Sullivan, Ireland to Mass

susanroberge1 — 2012-04-07 21:43:18Z

I am Nellie's granddaughter. Her real name was Helen Cronin and her parents were Jeremiah Cronin and Nora Sullivan. She was the twin to Katie (Katherine Cronin). They were born in New Hampshire and migrated to Massachussettes. I have a family tree but you have been very helpful in getting some of the information from Ireland. Helen had 1 child, Barbara Murray. She was my mother who married Jerome G. Roberge.

Re: Connecting With N.Y. Cronin families

terrytoomey — 2012-03-30 23:14:37Z

Were her parents Timothy Cronin & Julia Cronin who lived in Brooklyn, NY in 1870 & in NYC in 1870 & then Timothy Cronin & wife Ellen (1st wife must have died) in 1880? Lucy Turner Cronin

Re: Connecting With N.Y. Cronin families

kcstan1972 — 2012-03-30 16:48:05Z

I am trying to find any info on Julia Cronin, born around 1958 in Ireland. Live in Buffalo, NY and was married to Albert Standart, and 1 son, Wesley A. Standart, who was my Grandfather.
Any info would be appreciated!

Kathie Standart
kandastandar@hotmail.com

Re: Cronin from New York, but parents from Ireland

kcstan1972 — 2012-03-30 16:45:21Z

My Great-grandmother was Julia Cronin, born in 1858. She was from Ireland, but I do not have anything else on her. She married Albert Standart and they lived in Buffalo, NY.
I would love more info on the Cronin side.

Thank you,
Kathie Standart
kandastandart@hotmail.com

Re: Cronin from New York, but parents from Ireland

mattiecronin — 2012-03-28 16:08:20Z

coleen, Not so good at this the answer to your query is i do not know,...do the following look up the cronins of cork.com put the usuals before that and put your own message on that board and read everything onit.You can nowlookup church records .. churchrecords.irishgenealogy.iefor the doicese of kerry....and cork as well diocese of cork and ross.And the ciocese of cloyne.. cork has two diosceses ..the titatnic called to cobh onher maiden voyage ..then called queens town and picked up some people down the irish timesevery day commerations are starting mid week april. look up irish times irish roots@irish.comevery monday ...ask about ireland.ie look up griffiths valuation good wishes mcronin

Re: Michael Cronin, wife Teresa, children Patrick, Anna and John

PatPetrizzo — 2012-03-21 21:30:50Z

I have info on the Michael that you cite in the 1910 census but it sounds like you are looking for another. Contact me if there's a connection.

Matthew Cronin

pvanliew1 — 2012-03-15 20:41:15Z

Looking for family info on Matthew Cronin, husband of Mary Mulvey. They lived in South Amboy NJ - had 11 daughters. He emigrated from Ireland, father was Michael, mother Jennie.

Looking for Albina"Abby" Cronin

brkshrm — 2012-03-11 15:34:41Z

I am looking for any information on my Great Grandmother Albina Cronin. Often went by "Abby". She is from County Cork Ireland. Married Thomas Abate. Had 7 children. Lived in Newton Mass. and Lawrence Mass.

Cronin from New York, but parents from Ireland

ColleenBrady913 — 2012-03-09 04:51:30Z

My GG Grandmother is Hannah Cronin. She was born in New York in 1879. Both of her parents were from Ireland, but I have not found their names yet. Hannah did have a brother named Timothy though. Does anyone have a Hannah and Timothy Cronin from New York in their line?

Cronin and Hurley find

MyIrishClooz — 2012-03-06 22:08:38Z

James Cronin and Mary Hurley were married in the Bandon Catholic Church June 10, 1843
Their children: Daniel born April 7, 1844 and Denis Croneen (Irish version of the name according to Monsignor O'Callaghan of the Bandon Church) born Dec 21, 1846.

If anyone has a connection to this family, please contact me.

Re: barrgarriff ballingeary west cork

bfgreer — 2012-03-05 03:19:36Z

Hello Donal, My husbands Grandfather was John Cronin, married Anna T Cahalane, immigrated 1898 to Woburn, Mass.,USA.his father was Michael Cronin (Nora),children: Michael, Nell,Katherine, Jeremiah, & John (bob;s Grandfather ) If you have any information on any of these please let me know, I am trying to trace my husband's family, am new at this and can't seem to find a thread . Thank you, Billie Greer

Re: Mary Cronin Dunckley-from Oysterbed, County Kerry, Ireland

marywsanchez77 — 2012-03-04 01:13:49Z

Thank you Mattie!
My Great Grandfather was indeed from Bruff! So this is exciting info you have found. I am so appreciative of you doing all of this research for me.
I am aware that the origin of Dunckley is not native to Ireland, but as far as I have found, my people were Catholic, as I have found baptismal records in the parish in Bruff. Who knows if maybe only some converted, or not... I am traveling to Ireland this April, and will hopefully be able to find out more answers regarding the many mysteries we have.
Again, thanks for all of your help. :)

Mary

Re: Michael and Margaret Cronin, Knightsmountain, County Kerry

pathasan — 2012-03-03 23:42:29Z

Many thanks for your reply. I appreciate it. I would like to know any information that you may have about this family, but I am particularly interested to know whether their daughter Mary is still alive. She was born in Knightsmountain in 1928. I believe that she married a James Cronin in Knocknagoshel in 1956,although I am less sure about this. I am however certain of her birth date which was 2nd April 1928.

Pat

Michael and Margaret Cronin, Knightsmountain, County Kerry

pathasan — 2012-03-03 23:39:18Z

I would very much welcome any information about children or grand children of Michael and Margaret Cronin (formerly Sugrue)who were known to be resident in Knightsmountain, Knocknagoshel, County Kerry, Eire, around the 1920's, possibly before, and certainly beyond that time.I look forward to hearing from anyone who would like to contact me about this.

Re: Connecting With N.Y. Cronin families

ladyang261 — 2012-03-01 05:51:44Z

Hi, My name is Angela. I was wondering if by any chance my maternal ancestors could be related somehow. Avesia Cronin was born in Connecticut in 1892. She had 5 kids all born in NYC. Their names are Helen Cronin ( grandmother) b. June 21, 1914, Frances b.in 1915, Genevieve b. in 1917, Margaret b. 1920 and Johnny b. 1923. Helen married John Johnston and had 3 kids : Frances b.1940 (my mom), Mary b. 1937 and John (Jack)not sure of age bit I think he is the oldest.

Re: Mary Cronin Dunckley-from Oysterbed, County Kerry, Ireland

mattiecronin — 2012-02-28 10:21:02Z

Hello Mary,
I was in the county library in Tralee last Wednesday (ahs wednesday). I saw the following items:
National Archives Census of Ireland 1911. You can look this up online at www.census.nationalarchives.ie
Look at census records for Sackville St in Dublin. You will see a lot of Dunckleys listed. As an example, one of them is Elizabeth Dunckley, Presbyterian, Dublin, Scholar from County Fermanagh.
You can also look up church records a the following web address: http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie
You can look up each County.
Also look up askabouireland.ie. Go to Library Homepage. Click into links. Look up Griffiths Valuation 1853. You will see that John Dunckley is mentioned in a side-street in Bruff, a small patch of ground, perhaps half an acre. They must be the same people as the Dunckleys in Dublin and Fermanagh.
Dunckley is not an Irish name. They must have come to Ireland with the Imperial forces and may have had to leave in a hurry, when the colonial forces had to leave Ireland...... Many people who supported them had to leave aswell........
Hope this is of use to you
Mattie Cronin

Re: Mary Cronin Dunckley-from Oysterbed, County Kerry, Ireland

marywsanchez77 — 2012-02-14 23:20:12Z

Yes, he is buried in Queens, with Mary Cronin their mother.
Per the headstone, John Dunckley was from Bruff, County Limerick, Ireland; and Mary was from Oysterbed, County Kerry. Kevin and I and my sisters and Mom are going to visit these locations in May.
Kevin and I are in contact regularly, so I cannot wait to see any pictures you might want to share. :)
If you want, please view my tree, as I have some pictures saved as well.

Hope to talk to you soon.
Mary
marywsanchez@live.com

Re: Mary Cronin Dunckley-from Oysterbed, County Kerry, Ireland

wilty2379 — 2012-02-12 17:46:48Z

I spoke to Kevin and we are going to share pictures when he gets back from his trip. I believe Catherine and Josephine's Dad died and is buried in Queens, NY but I am trying to verify that.

Hope all is well!

Your cousin,
-Brian Wilton