Cullinan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Descendents of Dennis T. Cullinan (by R. Kelly)

imfaul — 2012-05-08 17:48:47Z

I'm looking for information on a Mary. P Cullinan and her husband. Lived in Norway Maine and had a son George H. born c. 1877 and a son Hugh.

George married Fannie Cummings

If yo uhave any info on where the CUllinas in Norway/Oxford Maine came from I'd appreciuate it.

Mike

Re: Descendents of Dennis T. Cullinan (by R. Kelly)

fienx001 — 2012-05-08 03:57:00Z

I am looking for ANY information regarding Michael J. Cullinan - the son of Dennis T. Cullinan. Michael Joseph is listed as " UNCLE " to my relative John Fenwick Cullinan on his Selective Service Registration. Supposedly John was orphaned when he was 8 years old & his parents were killed in a " horse & buggy " accident. I have NO information AT all on John Fenwick BEOFRE he married(perhaps his 2nd time?)in Massachusetts to widow: Mary Agnes (nee Fitzpatrick)Kunzler. ANY info would be appreciated. - Thanks

Re: Cullinan

booeatpoo1 — 2011-10-13 04:58:31Z

Hey,

I've traced my family back to a John Cullinan who immigrated to VIC Australia ABT 1854 from what is recorded on his death certificate as 'Newcastle, Waterford, Ireland'. He married a 'Margaret McLaughlin' around the same time.

I think I've found him on a ship's passenger registry, which I can't read very well as its hardly legible, but i can make out 'Newcastle, Tipperary' and that he was '24'.

If your interested, let me know. If you have anything useful that can help me trace back my family further, i'd be really grateful. My email address is bgcullinan@gmail.com.

Cheers.

Cullinan/Cullin of Medina, Ohio and Bay City, Michigan

TPiorkowski — 2011-05-24 03:59:01Z

Looking for info on the following Cullinan/Cullin family who all lived in Medina, Ohio as of 1880:

1. John Cullinan - Born about 1815 in Ireland. Farmer in Medina.

2. Mary Cullinan - Born about 1823 in Ireland. Wife of John. Maiden name unknown.

3. Thomas Cullinan (Cullin) - Born 3/18/1855 in Ohio. Died 10/27/1913 in Bay City, Michigan. Son of John and Mary Cullinan. Farmer in Medina, Ohio and then later he worked on the railroad in Michigan.

4. Mary Cullinan (Cullin) - Born about 1863 in Ireland. May have died in Detroit, Michigan possibly in April of 1946. Wife of Thomas. Maiden name unknown. Was the sister of Alice Turney (Tierney?) who lived in Cadillac, Michigan as of 1895. Was the niece of Julia (Slattery) Horan of Bay City, Michigan.

Thomas and Mary Cullinan (Cullin) were married in about 1879 or 1880 in Ohio. By 1900, they lived in Bay City, Michigan and went by the name of Cullin. Their name was sometimes incorrectly spelled as Cullen in some publications and records. After Thomas died, his wife Mary continued to live in Bay City up until her death.

Cullinan, Scrothea, Clonmel, Tipperary

mphelan21 — 2011-05-08 12:48:08Z

Hi,

Looking to make contact with anyone contacted or knows any info regarding Cullinan's of Scrothea, Conmel, Co. Tipperary.

Email me on - martinphelan@hotmail.com

Re: Cullinan

mphelan21 — 2011-05-08 12:41:47Z

Hi,

I'm connected to Cullinan's from Clonmel. Can you email me at martinphelan@hotmail.com

Re: Kilmacduane Cemetery

ellenfischler — 2011-03-09 18:10:51Z

Hi, Tom. This might be helpful to me. We spell the name "Callinan" but we believe we're from Cooraclare. I know for sure that my great-grandfather was Thomas Callinan and he married Maria Ryan from Kilmihil in 1884; see http://www.kilmihil.com/history/genealogy/marriage/marriage..... I think I may have found his parents' wedding in Cooraclare in 1855; see http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ances try.com/~msjenkins/records/kilmcmar.htm. This was a wedding between John Callinan and Mary Sullivan, witnessed by a Thomas Callinan. This couple could have had a son named Thomas in the late 1850s, which is when we believe our Tom was born. If you can shed any light on this couple or on Callinans in Kilmacduane/Corraclare, I'd appreciate it. Thanks!

Re: Michael Joseph CULLINAN, Bangor, Maine

imfaul — 2010-07-19 20:26:29Z

My wife is your cousin. I believe I have a complete picture of the family of Dennis T. Cullinans childrenm in Maine.

I'm missing the part about who his ancestors are.

Anyone have any details about Dennis T. Cullinans parents from Inagh Co. Clare Ireland?

Re: John Cullinan of Ennis Co Clare Ireland

snappy681 — 2010-07-15 01:14:33Z

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ccfgpw/ind...

This might help, it has a ton of information. I think the person who made the website is dead now; I've tried endlessly to get a hold of him. No luck. I think you have the same family as him, if so, you are in luck!

Re: John Cullinan of Ennis Co Clare Ireland

triciacullinan1 — 2010-06-01 12:00:36Z

Hello. Don't know if this is any help to you,but my father, Thomas Cullinan was born in Ennis, Co.Clare in 1924. Hadn't heard of any of the family emigrating to Canada, but could be?

Cullinan Family-Rochester NY

snappy681 — 2010-02-13 03:33:40Z

I am looking for information on the father and mother of John A(born 1874), Charles J(born 1881), Raymond G(23Dec1882), and Irene(born 1887). Their mothers name was Mary B Cullinan(married name). I am looking for the fathers name(first name unknown, last name Cullinan and his birth place was Ireland).

Any help would be greatly appreciated, otherwise, I've hit a deadend.

Re: ccfgpw/Manasses Cullinan of Clogher, Tyrone

berniecullen — 2010-02-08 17:58:10Z

Thanks for the reply, I think you are right. I have also heard that Manasses is an Anglicization of an Irish language name that's something like "Manus", more commonly seen in the surname McManus.

Re: ccfgpw/Manasses Cullinan of Clogher, Tyrone

berniecullen — 2010-02-08 17:58:08Z

Thanks for the reply, I think you are right. I have also heard that Manasses is an Anglicization of an Irish language name that's something like "Manus", more commonly seen in the surname McManus.

Re: ccfgpw/Manasses Cullinan of Clogher, Tyrone

3jcs1 — 2010-02-06 19:37:48Z

Manasses from the bible, first son of Joseph

Mary Ellen Cullinan and William Kiely married 1854 Kilsheelan

gregk100 — 2009-12-10 10:29:05Z

I have just learnt this. My GGF's parents were William Kiely and Mary Ellen Cullinan, they were married in Kilsheelan in the year 1854

Their children were :
John (my GGF) born 1856
Mary born 1858
Magaret born 1861
Johanna born 1864
Patrick born 1867
Bridget born 1870
Catherine born 1872

Any additional would be appreciated

Kind Regards

Sarah CULLINAN m. George W. FALES (Minneapolis, MN)

solfert1 — 2009-12-10 05:33:06Z

I am searching for further information on the family of
George W. FALES and his wife Sarah CULLINAN. They are
recorded on all Minneapolis, MN censuses starting in 1880.
Sarah's sister, Julia, is listed with them in 1880.
I would like to find more information on the husband George W. FALES. Sarah and some of her childre, as well as her Mother, are buried in St Mary's Cemetery, Minneapolis - George is not; neither is he recorded on any Minnesota death records. Last found on 1920 census as a patient in a Minneapolis hospital.

Seeking Cullinan - Carbon County, Pennsylvania

JoeNihen — 2009-06-25 23:12:00Z

I am seeking anyone with Cullinan ties to late 1880s Carbon County, Pennsylvania. Beaver Brook, Audenreid, McAdoo would be the local towns.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Re: Cullinan Family of Ballagh, Kilfenora,Co. Clare

orlacullinan — 2008-10-16 12:47:51Z

Hi. My family I believe left County Clare and moved to Co Waterford during the civil war. One of my granduncles moved to the U.S regards orla

Re: Cullinan Family of Ballagh, Kilfenora,Co. Clare

orlacullinan — 2008-10-16 12:47:47Z

Hi. My family I believe left County Clare and moved to Co Waterford during the civil war. One of my granduncles moved to the U.S regards orla

Culinan/Cullinan

denire1 — 2008-06-29 23:38:13Z

My husband is descended from a Catherine Cullinan from Ennis, County Clare but it seems that we have hit a brick wall. We know that her parents were Michael & Mary (nee Maloney)Culinan. Other than that we only know that she had siblings Honore born C1823, Cornelius born C 1824 Margaret born C 1833 Patrick born C 1833, John born C 1841 and also Mary who gave the information on John death certificate in 1891, when he drowned after being in Australia only 10 months. Mary O'Hare then was a widow and laundress but that is all that we know of her.
Catherine who was born C 1838 or 9 married Thomas Murray in Sydney and had 5 children.
Honore married Thomas Lynch and came to Australia with him , John was married to Susan O'Dea when they emigrated with 7 children. Cornelius married Ellen ? and had 12 children bornin Australia, Margaret went to Victoria and married Patrick Curry, they had 7 children
Just wondered if anyone was tracing any descendants of Michael & Mary Cullinan from Ennis County Clare.
denire1

Re: cullinan/cullinane

GormallyBolton — 2008-06-29 19:23:02Z

I may have some information for you. My daughter's mother-in-law was a Cullinan, and is descended from your Pierce Cullinan. I've been tracking my family for some time, and have started including my grandson's "other side".
I'll see if I can help you.

Re: cullinan/cullinane

pmeares_1 — 2007-09-07 00:57:48Z

jeff I never heard back from you on the cullinan connection

Re: Brian- Re: Lot Cullinan

HughCallahan28 — 2007-01-23 19:03:35Z

My wife has a Lot (or "Lott") Cullinan in her family tree. Lot was born in Ireland about 1816 and came to Ayer, MA, before 1880. He had a son named Dennis E., born between 1848 and 1853, either in Ireland or Massachusetts. There may have been more children, of course. Family legend is that these people came from Co. Clare. They are in the 1880 US Census for Ayer. Dennis' wife, called "Hanora" in the census, was named Honora or "Nora" Keating. Does this branch tie into any else's Cullinans from Clare/Massachusetts?

Map of Cullinan/Cullinane in Ireland

2006-08-02 03:57:27Z

For the Cullen Family DNA Project, I have created some maps showing where Cullinan, Cullinane, and Cullen families lived in Ireland based on Griffith's Valuation which was conducted around 1848-1864. You can probably buy maps like these somewhere, but I made them myself.

I'm trying to determine if any Cullinan/es share a common origin with any Cullens. Two things could have happened: the original Gaelic surname was anglicized to Cullinan/e in some places/families and Cullen in others, or over time, some Cullinan/es have had their name "simplified" to Cullen.On my maps you can compare clusters of each of the three surnames.

Partly based on my maps, I believe my own Cullen family from Co.Tyrone could be related to Cullinans from Tyrone (and also to Cullens in Donegal where Cullinan was once said to exist).

We are trying to answer this question, and many others, through genetic genealogy at the Cullen family DNA project.
http://www.worldfamilies.net/surnames/c/cullen/

There are already 11 Cullens in the project, and we just welcomed our first Cullinane (of course, his family now goes by Cullinan)! Take a look at our website and get in touch if you have any questions.

Thanks, Bernie Cullen

The Cullinane/Cullinane map is at
http://cullengene.blogspot.com/2006/08/cullinanecullinane-di...
and the Cullen map is
http://cullengene.blogspot.com/2006/07/cullen-distribution-m...
(or just go to http://cullenegene.blogspot.com and look/search for it).

For specific numbers of Cullens by county go to:
http://www.ireland.com/ancestor/ and enter Cullen in the surname box
in the center of the page.

For a complete index to Griffith's with first and last names,
townland, civil parish and county, go to:
http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.htm

You can find the location of civil parishes in each county at the
ireland.com site.

Kilmacduane Cemetery

2006-07-06 16:28:22Z

Cullinan(e) surname registry

PatConnors22 — 2006-07-05 02:21:54Z

Don't forget to add your Cullinan(e) to the Cullinan(e) surname registry at: http://www.connorsgenealogy.com/cullinan/

Re: Cullinan Family of Ballagh, Kilfenora,Co. Clare

2006-06-16 21:19:36Z

Christopher If born Dec. 25 1906, was my Grandmother (Catherine (Cullinan )Williams ,brother, I have extensive family history from Somerville, Ma. and Kilfenora. Donna you can E-mail me or call 508- 991- 4463 in Fairhaven Ma. I will gladly forward my information to you. Yours- Garnett Powers.

Re: Cullinan Family of Ballagh, Kilfenora,Co. Clare

2006-06-16 15:38:51Z

Related to Christopher C. Cullinan of Somerville, Ma?

Jeremiah Callahan County Cork>North Adams, Mass

franmalone39 — 2006-05-02 00:51:10Z

ccfgpw/Manasses Cullinan of Clogher, Tyrone

berniecullen — 2006-04-25 22:12:12Z

I have been investigating Cullinans in Clogher civil parish, Co. Tyrone, because my Cullen ancestors appear in the records as Cullinan, Cullin, Cullian, Cullion etc.

I found a birth record on microfilm for a Manasses Cullinan, and then I found a web page that talks about his family: Cullinan & Cullinane Family Genealogy Project Website. But it seems out of date.

Does anyone know this Manasses or where he got that unusual first name?

from
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/index.htm

on Our Irish Homelands--Tyrone page
Omagh and Fivemiletown - not known
Manasses Cullinan lived at Fivemiletown, near Omagh, County Tyrone in the mid-1800s. Of his three sons, only Peter (who m. Lynch) and Rev. Joseph Cullinan, a Diocesan Priest in Tyrone, have been identified. Peter had 4s2d, all born at Tatnadavney, Clogher, County Tyrone: Joseph, Manasses (-1945), Rev. Patrick Cullinan (-c1935), Rev. William Cullinan (-c1935), Minnie Cullinan (-c1950) and a daughter who married John McGirr. Plate CXXII.

end of message

Re: cullinan/cullinane

2006-03-18 20:44:13Z

jeff what ever happened about the information i sent you on my family you said you would talk to your mother and get back to me. hope to hear from you.

Mary Cullinan, Chicago Theater

2006-02-09 20:31:25Z

Can anyone tell me anything about Mary Cullinan who was in the Theater in Chicago in (I Believe) the 1930's?
The only play I am aware of is "Strictly Dishonorable".

PERRY-CULLINAN FAMILY LINEAGE GROUP

2006-02-07 03:50:23Z

Hi..

I have started a Yahoo Group called the PERRY-CULLINAN FAMILY LINEAGE ...I invite you to drop by and check out the Files, Photo's and the Links Folder...there are many different links to various genealogical sites..

Here is the link for the group..

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Perry-CullinanFamilyLineage/

Look forward to seeing you there..

Regards

Frederick Perry/Poirier

My Grandmother..Frances Carmel Cullinan was from St.John NB..and I have had some success at tracing her roots...but can't get past 1826 in Ennis Co Clare Ireland....Just to let you know my tie to the Cullinan Heritage...

Re: Parents and other information re: John Michael Cullinan

jak0177 — 2006-01-14 05:45:22Z

Catherine Marie Linnan May have been related to Mr . John Linnan Maurice, Iowa. Thomas Culligan , Mrs. Dan Doherty (Mary Fitzpatrick) and John Linnan were related. Try Calvary Cemetery Sioux City Iowa. This is where there are several family lots. I am a descendant of Thomas Culligan. Hope this helps.

Re: Margaret Caroline (Sullivan) Cullinan/ John (Jack) Henry Cullinan of St.John New Brunswick Canada...

carrollkimball11 — 2005-12-19 21:24:22Z

Check the Saint John New Brunswick board for a reply from Me

Thomas Allen Cullinan (tom Allen)-Kansas

dsegelquist — 2005-12-13 16:06:32Z

Mr. Cullinan (Tom Allen) was a famous City Marshal in Junction City Kansas Riley county. have a little more info if your in the famliy.

Margaret Caroline (Sullivan) Cullinan/ John (Jack) Henry Cullinan of St.John New Brunswick Canada...

2005-11-23 00:27:44Z

Hello..

My Great Grandmother was Margaret Caroline (Sullivan) Cullinan who may have been born June 16th 1893 in Upham, Kings County New Brunswick Canada. Her Parents may have been John C. Sullivan and Alice Boyle..
On May 5, 1920 my Greatgrandparents were married in St.John New Brunswick. My Great Grandfather was John (Jack) Henry Cullinan. He was enlisted in the Canadian Armed Forces in February of 1916..I don't know if he was sent overseas or not.
After marriage to my Great Grandmother..Jack went on to father 3 daughters...

Frances Carmel...b..June 16 1921 in St.John New Brunswick...(My Grandmother) d...August 29th 1972, also in St. John New Brunswick Canada.

Constance Claire Cullinan Flieger
b August 13, 1923...d..November 7, 2005..both in St.
John New Brunswick Canada.

Dona Cullinan Atcheson...b 1931 in St.John New Brunswick Canada.

and 2 sons..

Donald Raymond Cullinan..b..???..d....April 2, 1929 at a young age..

Donald Joseph Vincent Cullinan..(Adopted) b...1934 and died sometime in the 1990's in Vancouver BC.

Margaret Caroline Sullivan Cullinan died on December 11 1971 in St.John New Brunswick Canada..and John (Jack) Henry Cullinan died sometime around 1981...He may have been in a Veterans Hospital or Veterans Nursing Home..

John (Jack) Henry Cullinan was the son of Michael Joseph Cullinan (b 1850..d..1934??) and Catherine (Kate) Carey Cullinan..(b Aug 4 1870..d...???)

Any information on my Great Grandparents would be greatly appreciated...

I have not been able to find much information on the Sullivan family that my Great Grandmother came from..so this is of course a special interest..

Thank You

Richard

John Cullinan of Ennis Co Clare Ireland

2005-11-22 03:46:46Z

Re: Cullinan Family/Clare Co.,Ennis/Ballyknock

2005-11-22 03:26:33Z

Hi..

My Great X 3 Grandfather was a John Cullinan born in 1826 in Ennis Co.Clare Ireland..He emigrated to Canada (New Brunswick) around 1845..he was married to Frances (Fanny) Moran..but I don't know if they were married in Ireland..(Co.Clare perhaps??) or on the ship crossing over the Atlantic..or once they arrived in North America..or even if they met after both arriving in North America..
Frances (Fanny) Moran was born in 1828 in Ireland..(County Unknown) and emigrated also around 1845..probably due to the Great Famine that wracked Ireland in those days.
John Cullinan died on February 27th 1895 in St.John New Brunswick Canada.
Frances (Fanny)(Moran) Cullinan died on December 9th 1901 also in St.John New Brunswick Canada..she was listed as 72 years of age..which would support a birth year of around 1828..
Thier second child and first born son..was my Great X 2 Grandfather..Micheal Joseph Cullinan..who married Catherine (Kate) Carey who was said to be born in the USA..Micheal Joseph Cullinan was also said to be born in the USA..the state of Maine or MASS perhaps???
In one of your posts..i saw that in 1827 that there were only 2 Cullinan's in the area..and my Great x3 would have been only 1 year old at the time of the census or survey...
Could he be one of your relations???
I don't know any of John Cullinan's siblings..or Frances (Fanny) Moran's...

If you want to compare notes please contact me...

richard_cullinan_1944@yahoo.com
richard_cullinan_1944@shaw.ca

Regards

Richard Cullinan

Re: Thomas Allen Cullinan (tom Allen)-Kansas

2005-11-22 02:26:46Z

Thomas Allen Cullinan - that's someone who is pretty tough to track down. The Kansas State Genealogical Society wrote up a pretty impressive biography, which attests to his travels and toughness. But what became of his children - he had several sons, but no grandchildren to carry the surname. There were several daughters, but again, I don't know if the names are carried on, or if the lines simple died off, which is sad. I tried to find his family in Kilrush, Co Clare - no luck. Believe he had a brother, whose name appears in a few obits from that period. Not much luck with Tom Allen. Anyone want to add? Any present-day family members?

Re: Cullinans- Kilnamona/Ballyknock

2005-11-22 00:22:56Z

Hi Brian, I hope I haven't asked these questions of you before? Do you know who your John CULLINAN married? Do you know of any CULLINAN and MCNAMARA marriage/connection?
Many thanks
Helen
NZ

Cullinan's of Kilfenora Parish, Ballagh, Co. Clare

GarnettPowers — 2005-09-11 12:37:43Z

Hello -Brian My G.G.Grandfather was Michael Cullinan of Kilfenora who married Mary Fitzpatrick, January 30, 1864 in Ennistymon, Co. Clare his father was Lot Cullinan, and thougth to be from Kilnamona, his mother was Catherine Murphy. My reseach done in Co. Clare and in Massachsetts. I think we may have a Connection. Will gladly share my research. Garnett, Fairhaven, Ma.

Brian- Re: Lot Cullinan

GarnettPowers — 2005-09-11 12:37:43Z

Hello- Brian My Lot Cullinan, had a son Lot Cullinan, Jr. orn abt. 1839, Kilnamona Area, County Clare. Married Mary Halloran. I only have two of their children.
1. Cornelius Cullinan, b.January 19 1865
2. Patrick Cullinan, b. May 29, 1866.

I have Lot also being married first to a Bridget Tierney, but no date.
I also have John Michael Cullinan as Lot's brothers. I am listed and can be called in Fairhaven, Ma. Garnett.

Cullinan Family of Ballagh, Kilfenora,Co. Clare

GarnettPowers — 2005-09-11 12:37:43Z

Hello- Cullinan's- My Grandmother was born Katherine Tersrsa Cullinan on March 11, 1902, in Somerville, Middlesex Co.Massachusetts. I have 7 Generations of Cullinans, 2 in Ireland, and 5 in New England.Be very happy to share with other family or related family members. Garnett- Fairhaven, Ma.

James Joseph Cullinan

pculp1 — 2005-05-08 04:14:16Z

Seeking info James Joseph Cullinan died 12 Jan 1944 Pa. Buried St Denis Cemetery, Delaware County, Pa.
Reply pculp@lcc.net

Francis CULLINAN USN June 11, 1943

PHBADave — 2005-04-01 21:16:02Z

Bio information taken from a postcard:
SENDER: Francis A. Cullinan CO.251-43 Camp Waldson, Farragut, Idaho (aka Camp Farragut) writes from US Naval Training facility, Lake Pend Oreille Idaho (northeast of Coeur d'Alene) on June 11, 1943 to his mother Mrs. C.E. Cullinan of 1606 N.E. Wygant St. Portland, Oregon (zone 11):
" Hi Mom: Feeling fine - don't worry - will write later today Francis "
This on a US Post card postmarked U.S. Navy Jun 11 4;30 pm 1943.
Postcard face is Chimney Rock near Sandpoint Idaho
Camp Farragut was MAJOR training facility for USN during WWII due to size (over 55 miles long) depth 1400 feet (Navy trained in use and testing of sonar devices as well past the WWII era).
Postal fee marked by sender is written :Free where stamp goes indicating that son, Francis, is writing to him mother probably upon arrival for training...a clue is also he says "will write later" shows intention for a longer correspondence to follow.
Store bought tpe postcard might indicate he purchased card since non govn'mt issue plain type.
Naval bases included Great Lakes and Camp Farragut Idaho trained MANY young sailors at this time frame.

James Cullinan

CIezza — 2005-03-19 23:48:30Z

Looking to confirm information on my grandfather James Cullinan. I believe he was born Oct. 24, 1878 in Ballenasloe, County Gallway, Ireland. His family were butchers and James immigrated to U.S. in 1902. He died in Feb. 1968 in Brooklyn, N.Y. His wife was Mary O'Halloran, and I have little information about her.

Re: cullinan/cullinane

2005-01-24 23:32:27Z

Hi Jeff, It was great to hear from some one finally.Msgr. Walter Edward Cullinan was my fathers 1/2 brother. My father was Robert Emmet Cullinan .Hisfather was Pierce Walter Cullinane.I guess my fathers generation dro
pped the e. Pierce was first married to Elizabeth Murphy and then to Bridget Theresa Dougherty,several children were born to each union.I have a great deal of information on all the children. I have also received death certificates for both g parents. please write me at pmeares@juno.com and I will give you more information. Patricia

Re: cullinan/cullinane

2005-01-22 07:13:21Z

Hi Patricia....I think we have a connection here. My mother told me tonight that Msgnr. Cullinane was my grandfather's(her father's) first cousin. I'll share your info with her and we'll see what we come up with. I know for a fact that Pierce Cullinane is my great grandfather. I'll gather all the info we have tho and get back with you soon. email me if you want to.
take care,
Jeff

mary cullian/william Keily

2004-11-16 10:10:34Z

I've been researching my family tree for a while. My Great Great Grandfather William Keily (Kiely) wife was Mary Cullinan (Cullinane) I have a feeling that they may have been from Waterford before going to Clonmel. The Children were John Kiely (my great grandfather who came from Clonmel to Australia (Queensland) around the mid to late 1870s. The IGI lists two other children Johanna born in 1864 and Patrick born in 1867. There may also have been other children (Mary, Margaret and Nora) William may have been a farmer. Rumor has it that that three Sisters emmigrated to the United States. Any assistance would be to help trace more history would be appreciated. Thank you.