Daly - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bernard Daly

RDaly83 — 2012-05-22 05:43:32Z

Thank you for your help. I don't think that is him, as Bernard married a lady named Mary Reilly.

Thanks for the help.

Robert.

Re: Dalys of Westmeath

moolaboola — 2012-05-16 12:08:34Z

Thanks for your information-am thinking at this stage that there is not a link but will keep it for future reference- thanks again, and would appreciate any other info you may come across. Kate

Re: Dalys of Westmeath

ctbfc — 2012-05-16 11:58:44Z

I have a Bernard Daly born in 1844 in Westmeath, Ireland and married a Bridget Sweeney in 1873 in Castlepollard in Westmeath. They had 7 children: Peter 1876-?; Eugene 1879-?; Mary 1881-?; Anne 1884-1946; Bridget 1889-?; and Margaret. Some may have emigrated to North America.

Re: Bernard Daly

ctbfc — 2012-05-16 11:51:38Z

I have a Bernard Daly born 1844 in Westmeath in Ireland, who married Bridget Sweeney in 1873 in Castlepollard in Westmeath. Had 7 children. No details on Bernard father or siblings.

Descendents of Bernard Daly from Westmeath in Ireland who married Bridget Sweeney

ctbfc — 2012-05-16 09:54:54Z

Seeking information on the parents and descendents of Bernard (Brian or Bryan) Daly 1844-1928, born & died in Westmeath, in Ireland. Married to Bridget Sweeney in 1873 in Castlepollard, Westmeath and had 7 children: Peter 1876-?; Eugene 1879-?; Mary 1881-? Anne 1884-1946; Bridget 1886-?; Patrick 1889-?; and Margaret 1893-? All believed born in Castlepollard. Children may have emigrated to North America or England. Any information no matter how small would be appreciated.
Many thanks

Re: Daly Decendants from Kerry, Ireland

oldakerp — 2012-05-16 00:19:18Z

Hi!
My ggGrandfather, John Wilmer DALY, was born in Listowel, Co. Kerry, Ireland, in 1829. He was in Canada by 1853 when he married Johanna STACK. My gGrandfather, Peter Garret DALY, was born in Canada in 1855. In 1857, the entire family moved to the U.S. and settled in Olmsted Co., Minnesota. Peter was the eldest child in the family, with siblings: Johanna Mary 1857, Mary Ellen 1859, John Robert 1860, Edward 1861, Jeremiah James 1866, Katherine B. 1868, William Patrick 1871, and Julia Ann 1874.
Hope to hear from anyone with info. on this family.
Patti

Owen Daly / Daley

scottik1962 — 2012-05-15 11:43:47Z

Anyone out there related to or researching Owen Daley / Daly.? Born around 1829 I am guessing from Ireland, was sent to Tasmania for his sentence. Married Susannah Triffitt in July 1839 at Hamilton, Tasmania.

Re: DAILY / DALY Family in Alabama and Tennessee

smackey1967 — 2012-05-15 02:00:45Z

I am a great granddaughter of William Lucas Daly...my grandfather was Sidney Dayton Daly

Re: Mary Daly

CrystalDaly — 2012-05-02 18:44:53Z

I am a Daly from canada i am serching for relitives all I know is my ansesters came from Ireland big family us Daly's the on going name in our family for males is stewart or James I hope you could maybe conect a few dots for me thanks hope to hear from you soon

Re: Daly Decendants from Kerry, Ireland

johnmikedaley — 2012-04-26 19:08:20Z

I just got back on 13 April from two weeks in Kerry working on the Daly lines you mentioned. Are you still active on tracing these lines? If so, we'll start a dialogue. Mike Daley Carlisle, PA

Re: mary daly

nancy_galgard — 2012-04-22 19:57:12Z

Mary Daly was my Nana. John is my Dad. Aunt Cecelia recently died. And Uncle Maurice died a few years back/

Re: DALY FAMILY - John from Co Waterford to IL, USA

marte_keller — 2012-04-22 04:17:19Z

My g-grandfather was also John Daly (1829-1904) birth date is off 1 year but the other info matches. My grandfather was James M. Daly. I remember going as a child to the farm he had, which I believe was in Stockton, Il.

Re: DAILY / DALY Family in Alabama and Tennessee

Allsgoodntn — 2012-04-21 18:45:55Z

Hi,

Thanks so much for responding. I love all your pictures that you’ve posted. I have so many pictures that I’m still trying to verify the people in them. It’s a slow process but fun.
I see on your tree that you have Mary Sellers listed as the wife of Samuel L. Daly Sr. I know from researching that there has been lots of discussions about whether Mary Sellers or Sallie/Sarah Ann Hargrove is the mother of the five Daly children. Some researchers suggest that Mary is the birth mother and Sallie is the step-mother while others think that Sallie/Sarah is the birth mother.
Looking through my records I do see in the Daly Marriages in Giles County the following:

Samuel Daily to Sarah A. Hargrove 22 April 1852

Samuel Daily to Mary E. Sellers 20 July 1852

I do know that Sallie is buried in the Daly Family Cemetery. I do not know where Mary is buried.

My connection to Samuel Daly is through Sallie/Sarah A. Hargrove.

Samuel died in 1862 and Sallie remarried William N. “Dock” Lewis in 1869 and had 3 children with “Dock”. My g-grandfather, James H. Lewis was one of those children. When my g-grandparents passed away my grandmother was sent to live with her cousin, Guy B. Daly. Last year I met a daughter of Guy’s and heard wonderful stories about my grandmother ,and about my grandfather and his parents(my g-grandparents) as they were neighbors of Guy Daly’s and my grandfather was life-long friends with Guy’s sons, Neal and Paul.

I would love to have a DNA comparison done to see if anyone is interested please let me know. At least then we’d all know for sure if Sallie or Mary was the birth mother.

I would also love more information on Samuel’s children: Lucy, William, John, Samuel Jr., and Larken. Did anyone keep a journal?

Re: Charles Daly, John Daly, James Daily/Daly, William Daily

flickw — 2012-04-21 17:48:39Z

Thanks to all for your input. I think I am going to try to find records of tenants/bailiffs/workers on the Clanricarde estate - and go that route. As I said in an earlier posting, Charles had a colourful life in Africa - surviving a well recorded shipwreck (the Birkenhead), moving on to being an uber-successful businessman who had the ear of presidents, to losing his wife in a concentration camp during the Anglo Boer
war. I'll persevere to fit him into his family!!Rgds Flick

Re: Charles Daly, John Daly, James Daily/Daly, William Daily

mcshelly — 2012-04-21 17:15:53Z

Precious little. We are descended from James Daily/Daly who listed his parents as John Daly and Mary Fallon and his birthplace as County Galway, Ireland, in an autobiography that appeared in an 1888 history of Mercer County, Missouri. He was born ca. 1837-1843.

I have since been in contact with a relative in Iowa who is descended from a brother named William Daily, with whom James came to the USA in 1851. I think perhaps a third brother came with them but cannot recall the first name.

They went first to Ohio where they stayed about a year. Perhaps they had relatives or friends from County Galway who had settled there and help them earn money to buy land of their own.

Then they went on to Iowa, got farms of their own and farmed near the Missouri border area of Iowa and across the stateline in Missouri.

James Daly served as a Lieutenant in the Missouri Militia Cavalry, which was federalized during the Civil War. He lost an eye in battle.

In the 1880s and 1890s he owned the Princeton Hotel in Princeton, the county seat of Mercer County, Missouri, in north central Missouri near the Iowa state line.

Around the turn of the century, he and his wife, Mary Frances Reilly, retired and moved to Chicago where a few of their children had settled and were doing well. He died in Chicago in 1917.

This branch of the family was associated with Chicago Title and Trust Company.

Re: DAILY / DALY Family in Alabama and Tennessee

gdawson10 — 2012-04-21 16:31:39Z

My Dailys were in Georgia from Ireland. I would love to see what you have. Please send me your email or email to me at g.dawson10@live.com
Thanks
Georgie

Re: DAILY / DALY Family in Alabama and Tennessee

BPellage — 2012-04-21 15:36:56Z

I'am Samuel L. Daly's great grandaughter, I have quite a bit of information including photos. Please visit my site, I hope you will find what you need here.

Re: Charles Daly

flickw — 2012-04-21 11:38:51Z

Hi there. Thanks for responding. Do you have any more info on 'John', the father. My info is so sketchy that I cannot confirm anything concrete.
Rgds
Flick

Re: Charles Daly

mcshelly — 2012-04-20 21:45:29Z

Was his father named John? I may have three brothers for him that emigrated from County Galway to the USA in 1851.

Re: Charles Daly

flickw — 2012-04-20 15:26:37Z

Hi Ann, My research shows that my Daly came from Gort, Co Galway. Whether he was born there, I know not. Do wish we had more info!! I have also seen mention of a Castledaly. Wonder if there is any connection.
Thanks, anyway, for replying.
Rgds
Flick

Re: Charles Daly

adaly64 — 2012-04-20 00:11:54Z

Hi Charles,
I don't know if this means anything but my family is from Miltown Malbay in county claire. My father never knew much of his family because many moved to South Africa for work in middle to late 1800's. I often wondered what happened to the Daly's there.
Hope to hear from you,
Ann Daly

Charles Daly

flickw — 2012-04-15 18:04:03Z

Greetings from South Africa! I am looking for information on Charles Daly born 1832 at Gort Co Galway. He emigrated to South africa in 1849. His father was bailiff to Lord Clanricarde. I have details of his time in SA but no idea of his ancestry. Would appreciate any help and would be happy to share my research . Thanks. Flick Willmore

Daly - Rosscarbery - West Cork Ireland

margaret_hill1 — 2012-04-10 13:54:29Z

Looking for any relevant information regarding the Daly family, in particular, Bridget (Cis) Daly, born 1893 at Castle Salem - Benduff, daughter of Patrick Daly and Mary Donoghue. Bridget is believed to have had up to eighteen siblings. Bridget emigrated to London where she married Michael Spillane in 1920, had one child - Margaret in 1921 and died in 1935.

the Daly family from Ballengarry County Limerick

bedess — 2012-04-03 22:15:39Z

Could be a link to Daly family in County Tipp

Re: Bernard Daly

MHGelber — 2012-04-03 20:24:00Z

Robert,
You can reach me at mostgelber@hotmail.com. Looking forward to collaborating with you on this.
Maureen

Re: Bernard Daly

RDaly83 — 2012-04-02 21:03:11Z

Hi there, yes, it's me, Robert, the son of Bob and Mary. Hope all is well. Well, I have started to do some research and found that my great-grandfather was born in New Orleans, not my grandfather Bart. I stated a family tree under the name of John Daly. Did you know that Veronica Daly (Florence"s sister) married a man who's last name was Daly also?

I am just getting stated and so happy you contacted me. Please stay in touch. I will give you my number but not sure I want to post it in here.

Also, I am wondering if Bernard Daly might have been in the civil war ? I am checking militery records. It seems strange that his son John was born in 1862 in New Orleans as that makes it at the early beginning of the civil war on the southern side.

OK, that's all for now. Robert.

Re: Bernard Daly

MHGelber — 2012-04-02 18:23:33Z

Hi, Robert! I believe I'm your cousin Maureen, granddaughter of Florence Daly Sherry. They've got us all going with that New Orleans story. I heard that "your grandfather came from New Orleans." There may be some truth to someone in New Orleans further back, but I haven't found it. Anyway, I've managed to dig up a few more facts that I'm happy to share. Please get in touch.

Thomas H & Marie E (Mary E) Daly, Iowa to So Dakota

jacobsendebbie — 2012-04-01 22:02:53Z

Seeking info about Thomas H. Daly born June 1851 in Ohio or Penn; died Feb 1911, buried Mt Calvary Cem, Rapid City. He was married to Marie E. (aka Mary E.) born abt 1854 in Iowa possibly Henry Co; d. 1934 buried Mt Calvary Cem, Rapid City

They lived in Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co and in Monroe Co IA before moving west to SD in 1886. In SD, they lived on a ranch near Viewfield, Meade Co before moving to Pennington Co, SD. The 1910 Census shows Mary E Daly, divorced living with daughter Doris in Stanley Co, SD. I have not found
Thomas a 1910 Census.
Thomas H & Marie E. Daly's children:
1.Anna/Annie abt 1875 Mahaska Co, IA married John Costello d. 1945 buried Rapid City;
2.Paul abt 1876 Monroe Co, IA married Harriet d. 1928, buried Phillip, Haakon Co SD
3.Gertrude/Gerthy b.1877 or 79 Monroe Co, IA, never married d. 1903 buried Rapid City
4.Clyde abt 1879 Monroe Co, IA d. 1935 buried Rapid City
5. John b. 1882 Monroe Co, IA d. 1934 buried Rapid City
6. Doris Marie b.1886 Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co; married James L. O'Connell lived Pedro Community and then in Rapid City; d. 1949 buried Rapid City
7. Mearl b. 1885 Mahaska Co d. 1937 buried Rapid City
Any information about Thomas H & Marie E (Mary E) Daly would be appreciated

Re: O'Daly from Galway

franciscojavierrovira — 2012-03-30 23:58:06Z

email me please @ franciscojavierrovira@gmail.com

Re: O'Daly from Galway

franciscojavierrovira — 2012-03-30 23:56:58Z

I have the family tree, access to a book of notes written by Isabel O'Daly, portraits of María Gertrudis de la Puente, Manuel O'Daly, Joaquín Goyena and recently a portrait of Manuel O'Daly (Thomas son and Isabel's brother) was discovered. I recently acquired a portrait (a lithograph) of Dermont from an antique etchings store in Madrid.

I know many of the descendants of Thomas and James but i've searching for any descendants of Dermont.

Please write back!! All the best, Francisco Rovira Rullán

Re: Daly

mcmanustree — 2012-03-30 03:51:44Z

I am realted to some McManuses and Daly's from Scotland. Jeanie (Jane-given name)Waddell Mcmanus had a child with a Willie McLean in Larkhall Scotland in the late 1890's early 1900's. They were miners. Any connections?? Is your jane McLean the daughter of William McLean and Jeanie McManus??

Re: Daniel Daly

carorichard — 2012-03-29 21:28:01Z

Hi
My Mams name was Mary Daly born in 1920. She had a family member with the name Daniel. Also Bart,James, margaret, Ellen and could be more.
From county Kerry and Co. Limerick. Would any of the above be a link for you. I am researching my Mams family. Regards Caroline

Monsignor Daly - Chancellor of Westminster circa 1918.

tf1368 — 2012-03-27 00:48:55Z

Hi..
I am looking for information on Monsignor Daly and his brother Fr. Joseph Daly. I have a news article which tells on their mothers death in JAN 1918 from a Dungarvan paper.

Fr. Joseph Daly was a class mate of Cardinal Bourne, but may have died before 1918.

The Madien name of their mother may have been Shine... also of Dungarvan (maybe).

Any help would be grateful...Cheers

Find my Sister

MareeRatcliff — 2012-03-24 08:07:00Z

Gloria Eileen Jean Bearman was married to my father Donald Joseph Astell. They had a daughter Elizabeth Eileen who I would love to get in touch with.

Re: Bernard Daly

RDaly83 — 2012-03-21 18:27:15Z

Well, I am looking too. It's not easy, not info, but one thing I did find was my Grand-Father (Bart) wasn't born in New Orleans, LA, like I was told. He was born here in NYC.

If anyone knows of any connection please let me know. Thanks, Robert.

Daniel or David Daly 1795-1868 cork to Australia

gdaly149 — 2012-03-21 07:44:52Z

Hi Gary daly from Australia here. I have a Daniel daly born in cork 1795 died in 1868 in Victoria Australia. He was transported to nsw 14 June 1819 and arrived in oct 1819 as a convict. It's a great badge of honor for us here in aus. He is my 3rd great grandfather. I am looking for any uk or Irish history or family prior to his transportation. I have nothing prior to his conviction at the old bailey in April 1819. Thanks all

I have found out it might be Davis

Daly Atlantic City, Philadelphia, also possibly Northern NJ

msdaly59 — 2012-03-18 02:16:59Z

My grandfather George Daly born in Atlantic City about 1885, lived in Philadelphia and Camden NJ at one point in early 20th century. Married Katherine Sheridan. Middle name might have been Thomas. Family history is he abandoned his wife and children sometime in the 1920's.

George's father currently unknown, may possibly have been Patrick Daly, born in Ireland, may have been from County Cork, may have been married to Anna (maiden name unknown), and died in 1916 in Jersey City, NJ. Family oral-history was he was well-to-do and was murdered during a robbery.

Trying to document more of Daly lineage, if anything looks familiar please reply.

Re: Daniel Daly

dalyfamily4 — 2012-03-14 04:26:37Z

Gary
i have recently found a few Daniel Daly

try this link it may help http://sortedbyname.com/pages/d100090.html
our Daniel is from the kilmallock/charleville area of Cork
we dont believe he immigrated to Australia his son did
Charles Daly In 1849

Dennis Daly

Re: Daniel Daly

dalyfamily4 — 2012-03-14 04:26:36Z

Re: Daniel Daly

dalyfamily4 — 2012-03-14 04:23:57Z

Re: Daniel Daly

dalyfamily4 — 2012-03-14 04:23:51Z

Re: Daniel Daly

gdaly149 — 2012-03-13 11:44:41Z

Hi Gary daly from Australia here. I have a Daniel daly born in cork 1795 died in 1868 in Victoria Australia. He was transported to nsw 14 June 1819 and arrived in oct 1819 as a convict. It's a great badge of honor for us here in aus. He is my 3rd great grandfather. Not sure it's the same bloke but I am looking for info on Daniel and his Irish heritage. Cheers

Daniel Daly

dalyfamily4 — 2012-03-08 09:31:57Z

i am looking for the family of Daniel Daly
whom in the 1851 primary valuation of tenements in Ireland
is listed Daniel Daly (tenant) Roger Gorman (Landlord)
location county Cork barony Orrery & Kilmore union Kilmallock.Parish Rathgoggan ,Townland Rathgoggan Middle
place name Newton Maxwell

can anyone help?

Re: my daly ancestors

mmckeown2 — 2012-03-07 07:04:16Z

The Daly Chronicle is under copyright and the author, Dermot Peter Macro Daly is still living. Two copies are in the public domain, one in the library of the Irish Genealogical Research Society in London and one at James Hardiman library, NUI in Galway.

Re: my daly ancestors

dhill441 — 2012-03-06 01:20:13Z

I think it would be fabulous if you wrote up these chronicles before they are totally lost or end up in the hands of someone who just puts them on a dusty shelf. They could provide meat for all of us Daly descendants who are having trouble getting back more than a few generations. As an anthropologist, I see some potential for such a family chronicle as grist for folklore and oral history, as it deals with people whose lives are rarely recorded in formal histories or biographies. I'm very hopeful, too, about the potential for such a chronicle being the basis for DNA research. Have you thought of contacting a publisher or going the self-publishing route, so much easier today than formerly? It would be great if someone like you who has access to this source would contact the Ancestry staff to get some advice --- their card catalog has many resources which focus on a single family's history, and that way anyone can examine the source themselves, now or far into the future, hopefully.

Re: DALYS IN SAN FRANCISCO

jgoshea — 2012-02-29 01:42:43Z

To Mike. My email is jgoshea@comcast.net

Re: DALYS IN SAN FRANCISCO

bgdamewood — 2012-02-27 00:55:16Z

I am still looking for anything on John and Mellisa Daly. Mellisa and John were in Omaha NE for many years before going to California. She died in San Francisco in 1948. There son was Lynn Daly.

Re: DALYS IN SAN FRANCISCO

johnmikedaley — 2012-02-26 20:34:49Z

I am hoping this is still a valid address. I think we might be related.Please let me know if you receivge this and I will provide some details. John Michael (Mike) Daley Carlisle PA

Re: Dalys of Banagher/Milltown, County Galway Ireland

bour93 — 2012-02-25 18:15:11Z

Hi Ann,

thanks for responding-these two towns indeed are not one and the same. Milltown County Galway is about 10 miles north of Tuam. Milltown Malbay is on the coast, south in County Clare.

i was stumped on that for a bit as well, as i had found Daly's in Milltown Malbay, but they were not the Daly's i was looking for. I finally found the correct Milltown by narrowing it down by the church the family attended.

Steve

Re: Dalys of Banagher/Milltown, County Galway Ireland

adaly64 — 2012-02-25 16:41:40Z

Hi Steve,
My Grandfather came from Milltown Malbay in county Clare. I don't know if it's the same as Milltown county Galway. His name was John Daly and I believe he was born around 1880. I will check that out be be sure. He may have been older than my Grandmother. She was a Slattery, from New Market on fergus also in county clare. They had met and married after they came to the US. Her name was Mary. Let me do some checking on my Grandfather's birth date and I'll get back with you. You can contact me through my email at anndaly64@yahoo.com.
Best Regards,
Ann