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Re: Hardiman Family

bettyfay41 — 2012-05-09 15:04:10Z

ALOT OF HARDMAN WENT ON TO GA, S.C. AND ALABAMA MY HARDMAN GOES BACK 1700/1800--- YOU WILL FIND HARDMAN SPELLED WITH A-E-I-Y- AND ALSO HARDMOM LOOK AT ALL SPELLINGS

Hardiman & Silverstein : looking for relatives in Europe and U.S.

jteague3 — 2012-02-05 04:20:30Z

I've never known much about either side of my family.

My mother's maiden name was Hardiman (but later changed to Gillies) and she is from Ramsgate, Kent, in England. She now lives in Virginia, USA.

My father's name is Silverstein and he was born in Brooklyn, NY, USA. He also lives now in Virginia. I'm told his grandfather is a German immigrant and that there is also Russian and Polish on his side of the family.

Any help on learning more about distant and foreign relatives would be helpful.

Re: Hardiman Family

jteague3 — 2012-02-05 04:06:50Z

My mother's maiden name was originally Hardiman, and we live in Virginia. Her surname was changed to Gillies, as a child. She was born and raised in Ramsgate, Kent, England. I was born in Alexandria, Virginia, but do not bear the Hardiman name. My father's surname is Silverstein. They met when he was stationed in England, while in the Air Force, in the 70's.

Hardiman, Gort, Co. Galway

delourdesfahy1 — 2012-01-25 10:01:13Z

Michael Joseph was born in 1911 to John and Bridget Hardiman, George's St., Gort, Co.Galway. he emigrated in 1929 to his sister May in Hamilton Place, New York.His son is a priest in New York. I live in Gort and I would like to make contact with his descendants/relatives to share information. delourdesfahy@gmail.com

Re: Hardimans

shepard999 — 2011-12-06 23:34:04Z

Source:
1889 Annual Reports of the Inspections of Mines of the Anthracite & Bituminous Coal Regions of Pennsylvania Library Call No. TN805.04 A29 5th Anthracite District, page 201

1889Nov15, Patrick Hardiman, age 42, married, survived by 6 chidren, Knickerbocker Mine, Yatesville, occupation miner, killed between car & props on slope track.

This is all the information that I have on this accident. A newspaper article may have more information.

From Jerry,
http://www.genealogy.com/users/s/h/e/Jerry-Sherard/ “Mining Accidents U.S., Canada and Australia”

Re: Hardiman Family

outenaw2 — 2011-10-11 00:02:38Z

My name is Marvin Greer I am the 5th great grand son of Alexander Hardiman and Lydia Walden I have done extensive research on the Hardiman family living in Indiana.
feel free to contact me at marvina.greer@gmail.com

Re: sarah hardiman

Blooperloop — 2011-03-29 09:46:12Z

Hi There

I was wondering if you might be able to help me with a bit of a brick wall I have encountered. I am looking for information on an Amy Elizabeth Hardiman born 1865 in Braunston, Northamptonshire. She married my Great Grandfather Westley Frederick Wells in August 1887 and lived in Birmingham, Warwickshire prior to the 1871 census. I have her father as William Hardiman born abt 1840 in Kidderminster, Worcestershire and her mother Mary Ann born abt 1833 in Braunston, Northamptonshire. This information comes from the 1871 census but I have been unable to find anything other than this and their marriage of which I have a copy.

I would be very grateful for any help you can offer and I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind Regards

Ruth

Re: Hardiman Cosgrove Family

clanstepanovic — 2011-02-12 00:37:27Z

Hello, It sounds like we have a connection and I was hoping to try and Confirm or place parentage for Thomas Hardiman b abt 1828, married Mary Margaret Concannon in Galway (may have migrated to Victoria Australia).
Due to some research it looks like he could be the son of Thomas Hardiman and Mary McHugh.
One of Thomas' sons, Thomas m Mary O'Shannassy, migrated to Australia and another,James, migrated to New York. ANy help would be appreciated.

Re: Hardimans in Berkshire County, Massachusetts

horganl — 2011-01-29 15:07:33Z

Did any of your Hardimans live in Waltham

Re: Hardiman

ckhammitt — 2011-01-28 21:24:04Z

Hello John,
So far this is what I have found - The 1901 Census lists in Barnacawley (Fairymount, Roscommon): Michael Hardiman (36), Kate (30), Patrick (5), Winnie T. (3), Nellie Jane (1), and Thomas C. (0).
The 1911 Census lists : Michael (52), Kate (42), Patrick (15), Ellie (11), Thomas (10), Kathleen (8) and Mary Agnes (7). Winnie is missing in the 1911 Census.
In later years, did Winnie change her name to Theresa (perhaps her middle name)? Thomas, in later years, used his middle name Christopher? Is Patrick your grandfather? Were there subsequent censuses in 1921 and 1931? I am still looking for Vera, Emily and Joseph - in a census?
Christopher 21, arrived at NY, NY in November, 1922 and traveled to Harrison, NJ; Vera, 19, arrived at NY, NY in December, 1922 and traveled to St. Louis, MO (Aunt Nellie Cody?); Ellen, 25, arrived in Boston, MA, October, 1925 and traveled to Montclair, NJ (Aunt M. Baldwin?); Mary, 23, arrived at NY, NY, September, 1927 and traveled to Montclair, NJ (brother, Christopher Hardiman).
There are other Hardimans in Barnacawley included on the two censuses - Bridget, Martin, James, Elizabeth - are they related?
There are Hardmans in Barnacawley in 1858 - John, Martin, Martin Jr., and Michael and Michael Jr. Do you know if they are related?
In 1867, a Mary Hardiman, "servant of Barnahawley of Michael Hardiman at Castlereagh RD", married Edward Dalton, "farmer of Kiltybanks of Michael Dalton". What do you think - any relation?
Keywords - Hardiman of Roscommon, Castlerea, Fairymount, Barnacawley, Frenchpark and Tibohine. Am I on the right track?
That's it for now... Christine

Looking for information on John Walter Hardiman (1922-1969), the son of John Wesley Hardiman and Sadie Ordy Moss.

susansturges — 2010-06-17 11:04:28Z

I was born a Hardiman in 1949 in Richmond, Virginia. My biological father was John Walter Hardiman. The information I have been able to piece together is: He was born Feb. 22, 1922 and died in 1969. He had a sister named Pearl who was born in 1919 and I think he had another sister Doris born in 1924. His parents (my grandparents) were John Wesley Hardiman and Sadie Ordy Moss.

My mother's name was Marjorie Lee Quillen. Her mother was named Ethel Margaret Robinson. She was married at the time to Ashby James Quillen. Records show that she later married Issac Byrd Little.

As you can see I have traced names and dates but I don't have anything personal like stories or pictures. I was adopted in 1952 and tried to find information several times without any luck. I have found news paper articles about a man named John Walter Hardiman that murdered a man in 1949. This is the year I was born. Was this John Walter Hardiman my father? There is a newspaper article about another daughter - Myrtle Lee who was this mans daughter that was adopted out then kidnapped while he was in jail. All the newspaper articles came from the Beckley Post-Herald (Beckley, West Virginia).

John Walter Hardiman and Marjorie Lee Quillen had 3 children from 1944 to 1949 (my 2 sisters and I.) One day taken away. I know my biological father is dead and possibly my biological mother.

I am hoping someone can help answer my questions - might have a few stories about relatives and pictures would be great!

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

ganstey — 2010-04-01 20:14:16Z

Hi Lindsey,

I'm very much a novice myself. I always start from the known and head towards the unknown. Don't know what timeframe you are currently researching, but when the dates fit I start with the census returns, then try and link those into parish records, and go from there.

Depending upon what info you have, you can sometimes find extra information and details in newspaper reports, tax documents, wills, etc. Landed gentry and criminals are always the easiest as they were well documented :o) Unfortunately most of my lines were law-abiding normal people. Good to know, but makes research rather difficult as they aren't newsworthy!

As you've already found, the directories can help. Sometimes you need to take a bit of a leap of faith, and then try to prove your theory. For example, I've had success in finding links by looking at neighbours in census returns and witnesses on marriage certificates.

Let me know if you have particular problems, and I'll try and come up with some ideas - sometimes someone else can think of a way at coming at a problem from a completely different direction.

Good luck
Graham

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

lindseyHD — 2010-04-01 19:13:36Z

Dave

I thought we had been in touch previously and I think we must be linked to Graham. You have kindly shared a lot with me previously and I am extremely grateful.

In case you don't see the response I have sent to Graham, I found an entry in the Post Office Directory for Dorsetshire and Wiltshire 1849 for Longfleet last night, quite by chance as I was looking for ancestors of a completely different branch of the family "Hardiman - Coachbuilder" I think there must be a good chance that there is a link to us.

I have also found a Mr Hardiman within a few miles of my present home who I feel might be linked and intend to follow this up too.

Thanks again for your response and kindness.

Lindsey

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

lindseyHD — 2010-04-01 19:09:04Z

Graham
Thanks for your response and I will contact you directly shortly.

By chance I was looking at some records on Ancestry last night concerning a totally different line and found "Post Office Directory of Dorsetshire and Wiltshire 1849" entry for Longfleet - "Hardiman - Coachbuilder" !!

Possibly linked to us?

I will let you know if I find anything else of interest.As you said, Tarrant Hinton is not very far from Sixpenny Handley and it is very likely we are linked in some way. It came as quite a shock to me to find Dorset ancestry after digging around in my mother's family. As I often have cause to go to Dorchester and in particular to Community House, next door to the Records Office, I should be able to carry out direct research into our families and see if I can find a link. I would appreciate some suggestions of how to go about this, however as I am still a bit of a novice.

Lindsey

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

ganstey — 2010-03-31 16:28:50Z

Hi Dave,

Not sure we have. I'd be interested in any info you have on the direct ancestors of my lot, as well as their siblings and spouses.

Feel free to contact me off-list.

Regards
Graham

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

davehardiman2 — 2010-03-31 11:24:05Z

Hello Graham,
Have we be in touch before? Your Tarrant Hinton Hardimans are in deed descended from the Handley Hardimans. I will let you know the common connection to Lindsey's family in due course.
Regards, Dave Hardiman.

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

davehardiman2 — 2010-03-31 11:17:06Z

Hello Lindsey,
My records show that I was in contact with you in July of last year and provided you with information regarding the Hardimans of Handley. We are not related to the haulage Hardimans, who originate from Bowerchalke near Salisbury.
Like you, I am descended from the Hardimans of Handley and have spent the last 30 years researching the family. I probably have all of the pre-19th century evidence of them and would be happy to share with you. Let me know.
Regards, Dave Hardiman.

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

ganstey — 2010-03-31 10:15:32Z

Hi Lindey,

Great to hear from you.

My Hardimans were from Tarrant Hinton, which as you'll know is very close to Sixpenny Handley.

My connection is Edna Amelia Hardiman b. c1816. Her parents were John Hardyman bap. 1782 and Anna ? John's parents were Henry Hardiman and Mary Hart m. 1781 Tarrant Hinton. That's as far as I've managed to get and it would be great to link them into the many other Hardimans in the area.

Feel free to email me directly at ganstey@ganstey.me.uk

Regards
Graham

Re: HARDIMANs Dorset

lindseyHD — 2010-03-30 20:26:32Z

Dave

I have just found this thread and am interested as I have Hardiman ancestors in East Dorset, specifically in and around Sixpenny Handley. I have been told there are two branches of Hardimans, one linked to my ancestors and one around Shaftesbury. I live in Dorset, by chance only, and have seen lorries with Hardiman on the side as I gather the Shaftesbury line runs a haulage business.

I have been in touch with a couple of other folk with Hardimans in their lines who are distant relations and wonder if we too are distantly related. My most recent Hardiman is my 3 x great granmother Anne who married William Snow and lived in Sixpenny Handley. Her mother was Sarah Makrell which is another unusual name, seems to be East Dorset.

Lindsey

, Francis Hardyman 1725 Prince George, VA

kathytor — 2009-04-18 18:05:46Z

From the Early Virginia files we find Sarah Sheffield and a Francis Hardyman witnessing a document. It may be that this Sarah is indeed a Hardyman herself and she so named her son Hardiman Sheffield whom married Joice and had son James Sheffield in early Surry, VA. What a clue this would be!

A Sarah Sheffeild who witnessed a deed 7 Oct. 1725 Sarah was living in that area where all the early Sheffield’s settled. Martin's Brandon was along the James River.

Prince George Co. Va.

p.848 Oct. 7, 1725

Elizabeth Froughton and James Froughton of Martins Brandon parish, Pr. Geo. Co., to Thomas Ravenscroft of James City Co., 25 acres on James River in Martins Brandon Parish, bounded by the river, Thomas Ravenscroft, and Simons Swamp.

Wit.: John Argent

John (I) Gannoway

Sarah (X) Sheffield

Francis Hardyman

Llewellin Epes

George (X) Floyd

John Argent

Elizabeth Froughton

James Froughton

Recorded Dec. 14, 1725

Does anyone have any early deeding or other knowledge of this Francis Hardyman's family in 1725 Virginia

Re: Hardiman of Moyne, Ballaghdareen, Co. Roscommon

MikeJCEsq — 2009-03-15 22:27:58Z

Someone from Moyne would be a member of Fairymount Church, about four miles from Ballaghaderreen. Perhaps if you contact that church you could get more info. Good luck.

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

clanstepanovic — 2009-03-03 00:05:51Z

Hello Jim,
I would like to take you up on your offer of assistance but I really don't have much to go on yet. I have yet to obtain the death certificate for Thomas Hardiman b.Co Galway 1859, died 22/6/1949, Vic, Australia. As yet I am still trying to find how or when he came to Australia.
All the best,
Jennifer

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

clanstepanovic — 2009-03-02 23:57:32Z

Hi Des,
Thanks so much for your interest and offer to help.
When do you think this visitor from Australia came to Ireland? Was it after the 1950's? I am trying to work out whether it was a son (Bernard, John or Michael all 3 born in Australia) of Thomas Hardiman b 1859 (parents Thomas Hardiman and Mary Concannon)and Mary O'SHANNESSY.
When I have more information I will take you up on your offer to check them against those at your family tomb.
All the best,
Jennifer

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

Isabellepris — 2009-03-02 16:31:57Z

My Hardimans are from Kiltormer south of Balinasloe, County Galway. In Galway--one each and in Mayo--two each are old vllages called Ballyargadaun which translates by locals to Hardiman Village. Yes, I have visited what rmains of the Galway Ballyargadaun.

My Hardimans stayed in Ireland or with the exception of Mary came to the U.S. Mary immigrated to Australia by family legend marrying a Patrick Reilly and becoming a school teacher in Sidney, none of which can be verifeid from Australian records.

Bob Hardiman

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

Isabellepris — 2009-03-02 16:31:50Z

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

deshardiman — 2009-03-02 10:26:20Z

hey again! if you have any old names i could check them with our family tomb in forthill cemetary, it has dates going back to the 17th century. the main male names in use were frank, william, nicolas and i think a thomas too. as again if its any use let me know, if i can assist ...mail me. all the best,des.

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

deshardiman — 2009-03-02 10:18:40Z

hey! the lady turned him away in woodquay,galway. its one of the older area`s of the town. frankly, i do not know why he was turned away by the wife of his relatives but this story always angered me. the house(which is now a hostel in woodquay-next to the courthouse by the banks of the river corrib) as with many of the family properties has long been sold.i hope this may be of use to you,and if you need anymore info` on this- mail me. i ll be glad to assist, des .

Re: I was a Hardiman at birth.

JoanneReale — 2009-02-26 13:46:44Z

WHERE WERE YOU BORN NYC?? WE HAVE A LOT OF NEW YORK HARDIMANS MANHATTAN ,LONG ISLAND BEGINNING IN THE 1800'S
LET ME KNOW

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

clanstepanovic — 2009-02-25 22:28:51Z

Thanks for your comments. Thomas Francis Hardiman b 1859 (Parents Thomas Hardiman & Mary Concannon) came to Australia in the 1880's, married 1887 to Mary O'Shannnasy. They had three sons Bernard, John and Michael. They sound like the same family regarding the church. Do you have any other details? Do you know where in Galway he was turned away at the door or why he was turned away?

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

deshardiman — 2009-02-25 10:06:51Z

hello, hardiman families from athenry,co galway and galway town are of the same origin.Through time it has remained in the west of ireland. i heard of a hardiman who immigrated to australia and became involved with the church(around the 1800`s AD). i heard of a story that an australian hardiman was turned away at the door by the wife of his relatives upon return to his roots. hope this may help

Re: Hardiman

JeanetteKelleyLeung — 2008-12-25 18:51:28Z

Have you found the information that you were looking for - I found on the 1910 census Henry J.Cruz age 25 Mariied 1 - 6years - Born Massachusetts - Mother from Germany - father from Germany married to Mary C - same age - gave birth to 3 children - Born Massachusetts - Mother Canadian - Father Canadian -living with them "Father-in Law" John M. Hardiman age at the time 56 - M1 at the age of 30 - born Canada - M Canadian - Father Canadian - Na 1870 -

Childern of Henry J. & Mary C
3 daughters at time: Names appear to be
Minama age 4 - ruth C 2 - Henrietta J 4/12

Hope this helps.

Ellen E. Hardiman 1876 Balinasloe Roscommon - 1918 Roxbury Boston

JeanetteKelleyLeung — 2008-12-24 04:05:49Z

My G/M was Ellen E Hardiman -

Born to Mary Manning 1844 & Patrick Hardiman 1840 also of Roscommon Ireland -

Mary Manning 1844 & Patrick Hardiman's childern that I know of are:

1. Martin Hardiman - Aug 3 1862 Balinasloe - 27 Oct 1938 Boston Mass. He married Catherine Eagan 1871 - died 1937 Boston
Martin & Catherine's childern:
Edward Hardiman/James Hardiman/Joseph Hardiman/Mary Hardiman 1896 - John Hardiman 1897/Rose E. Hardiman 1898-1977/Martin F. Hardiman 1900-1985/Bridget J. Hardiman 1903-1986/Catherine Hardiman 1907-/George Hardiman 1910

2.Bridget Hardiman 1865 Balinasloe -

3.John J. Hardiman 1866 Balinasloe - Married Catherine M McManus January 19 1893 Roxbury Boston do not have a date of death
John J. & Catherine M's childern :
Joseph Gerard Hardiman 1893-1981/Mary G Hardiman 1895/Catherine M. Hardiman 1897/Marguerite Hardiman 1900/John W. Hardiman 1903/Madaline R. Hardiman 1905/George T. Hardiman 1908/Walter F. Hardiman 1910-1978/Marry Hardiman 1913/ All born in Roxbury Boston

4.Catherine Hardiman 1868 - Balinasloe married 1893 Michael A.Flynn - Roxbury Boston - died 1947
Catherin & Michaels childern are:
Mary E. Flynn 1896
Katherine Flynn 1896
Annie Veronica Flynn 1902-1967
Margaret F. Flynn 1905
Patrick Flynn 1908

5.Annie M Hardiman 1871 Balinasloe

6.Ellen E. Hardiman 1875 Balinasloe - married John W. Kelley 1901 - Roxbury Boston - Died 1918 Forest Hills/Roxbury Boston
Ellen E.& John W.'s childern are:
William Patrick "Bellhop" Kelly (he dropped the second e)
1902 - Roxbury boston - married Grace Roust, Roxbury Boston
died 1960 Roxbury Boston
John Joseph Kelley - 1904 Roxbury Boston (death certificate said he had married- but could not find any information on wife - or childern) - died Miami Florida 1969 - body brought back to Boston - buried Mt. St. Benedicts Cem.
James F. Kelley "Shinner" 1906 Roxbury Boston Married Ruth M. Roxbury Boston - Died 1971
Albert Joseph Kelley "Ally" 1908 Roxbury Boston - Married Helen Gyongyossy N.Y.,N.Y. died 1977
Mary Catherine Kelley 1911 Roxbury Boston married Paul F.Hermann - Roxbury Boston - died 1984 Vero Beach Fl.

7.Patrick Hardiman 1877 Balinasloe 1906 married Mary Gildea - died 1911 Boston Mass.
Patrick & Mary's childern are:
Patrick J. Hardiman 1907/James Hardiman 1909
Mary Gildea after the death of Patrick re-married to Thomas Francis Hart in 1918 Roxbury Boston

8.Margaret Hardiman 1880 (arrived 1897 from Balinasloe) married Thomas Clarke approx. 1900 Roxbury Boston - died 1916 Roxbury Boston
Margaret & Thomas's childern are:
Mary A. Clarke 1901/Stephen F. Clarke 1904/Thomas P. Clarke 1905/John E. Clarke 1906/James J. Clarke 1909/ Margaret Clarke 1910-1911 Died Roxbury Boston

9.Rose Hardiman 1881 (arrived 1903 from Balinasloe)to Roxbury Boston

10. Michael Hardiman 1884

11. James Hardiman 1888 - James came to Boston at some point did not stay - he went back to Ireland to the family farm. Where he married (do not have her name) had two sons -Patrick & James that contintue to work the farm - Patrick was still alive in the early 70's.

To anyone that is connected to this family or knows of the people in this family line - if you can add any addtional information - I would very much like to hear from you - my direct email is wjjleung@aol.com

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

dellandross — 2008-12-01 02:54:24Z

Aunt Helen was my aunt. She was the sister of Edward Francis Xavier, Francis Xavier and Raymond. She was a school teacher in NYC for many years. She lived at 131 East 93rd Street in Manhattan. She never married.
She would come to many of our family events, give us much needed advice. We visited her on special occasions.
I am a teacher too. So must hit the hay. :) Will call you very soon.
Thanks for your note. My email is dellandross@comcast.net
I am new to ancestry.com
Take care,
Dell Hardiman White

Re: Hardiman Cosgrove Family

lindaq178 — 2008-11-25 00:46:14Z

hi Thomas hardiman and Mary McHugh are my great great grand parents Marys parents were James McHugh and Ann Madden. The surnames linked are Taffes/ Silks/ Gannon/ Skram and Hetherington. Especially looking for Anne or Annie Gannon? or Cannon married to Skram who disappeared she had 2 children Margaret & William
Margaret married Thomas Hardiman who was my great grandfather and Thomas and Marys grandson Have not done any reasearch for a number of years ready to go again. I know 3 brothers married 3 sisters but not sure where they fit in

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

JoanneReale — 2008-11-23 14:31:51Z

HI FRANK, MY MOM REMEMBERS AN AUNT HELEN
CALL ME NEW YORK TIME 516 361 9607
JOANNE

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

JoanneReale — 2008-11-23 13:59:07Z

HI FRANK
PLEASE CALL MY CELL PHONE 516 361 9607
LOTS OF INFO
JOANNE

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

JoanneReale — 2008-11-23 13:48:45Z

HI DELL
I WOULD LOVE FOR YOU TO TALK TO MY MOM. CALL ME 516 361 9607 - CELL PHONE
WE ALL LIVE ON LONG ISLAND, NY THERE ARE MANY.....
SHE KNOWS ALL---I AM THE MESSENGER
JOANNE
WE COULD FAX YOU EVERYTHING

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

dellandross — 2008-11-23 04:20:39Z

Hello,
Francis X. Hardiman was my grandfather (scrap metal dealer) He was married to Kathryn Gill.
Francis X. Hardiman that was the father of 12, was my uncle.He lived on Long Island. The previous note from my 1st cousin pretty much outlines the family scenerio.
Edward Francis Xavier Hardiman was my dad.
Would love to hear from you.
Best wishes,
Dell Hardiman White

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

dellandross — 2008-11-23 04:20:39Z

Re: HARDIMAN - Patrick,Francis x,Roy,and 4 sisters NEW YORK

dellandross — 2008-11-23 04:20:37Z

Re: Hardiman Family

my3kings65 — 2008-10-29 18:05:12Z

My name is Alisa Hardiman and i am from Columbus Oh. I have a lot of family from Ohio. All the family reunions i remember were in indiana.

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

JDuggan6734 — 2008-10-03 23:27:08Z

Hi Jenny,

It doesn't seem I ever got your e-mail. Anyway, I was doing some research for Bob Hardiman in the US on a Hardiman relation that came to Sydney. Hit a dead end there. If you require any assistance in Australia or Victoria on your line, please let me know.

Kind Regards,

Jim
Tasmania

Re: Hardiman & Concannon Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

clanstepanovic — 2008-10-01 01:42:23Z

Hello Bob, I have found that our Thomas Hardiman (b abt 1859 Co. Galway M 1887 Mary O'Shannessy), who migrated to Australia before 1887, is the son of Thomas Hardiman and Margaret Concannon. I am still trying to track more information. I have found via the IGI that Thomas Hardiman and Margaret Concannon had two daughters (Margaret b.27 May 1864 and Sebina b.3 Jul 1866) baptised in Athenry, Galway. Any help would be appreciated.

Hardiman go from Ireland to Staffordshire, England to US

EGatensRobinson — 2008-09-30 20:15:24Z

I have traced my great grandparents John and Catherine (Guifoyle) Hardiman to West Bromwich, Staffordshire. They married there had two children Barbara and John. John's brother Charles Hardiman married Catherine;s sister Barbara and they traveled to Brazil to start a colony of Irish Catholics around 1870. That failed and the next I know of them (Charles and Barbara) they are in Pittsburgh, PA with the rest of the family...John and Catherine and children and Cahterine and Barbara's parents James and Catherine Guilfoyle. My grandmother Eugenie was born in Pgh in 1875. I am lucky to know this much..taken a while. But what I really would love to know is where they came from in Ireland. They must have come to England around the Famine Time.They left for the US around 1872. Does any of this connect with any other Hardimans?

Re: searching for relations past and present

Irhleeds — 2008-07-20 07:04:35Z

Hello,

My paternal grandmother was born a Hardiment. Although she was born in Grimsby, she spent most of her life in Hull. Her father's family came from around Wicklewood and Wymondham in Norfolk. My grandmother had a brother who moved to Scotland, so I'm told.

If you want to know more please get in touch.

Best wishes,

Ian Howell

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

clanstepanovic — 2008-07-18 00:35:46Z

I do not know Thomas Hardiman's fathers name or where they were from in Galway. All I know is that Thomas came to Australia before 1888. I do not have proof of his birth place until I see the Marriage certificate. I have come to a brickwall at the moment. Thanks so much for your assistance. If I find out more I will let you know.
Jennifer

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

Isabellepris — 2008-06-10 00:17:51Z

Jenny: Is Thomas' dad by chance James hardiman of Ballinasloe?
Bob Hardiman

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

clanstepanovic — 2008-06-09 23:40:49Z

Hello, I am not sure where about in Galway my Thomas Hardiman is from. I will need to research a bit more. His marriage certificate or emigration records may help- but I have not got that far yet!
Jenny

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

Isabellepris — 2008-06-09 15:45:18Z

Jenny: My Thomas Hardiman of knockaun, KIltormer, Galway came to the US. what part of Galway is your Thomas from?
Bob Hardiman

Re: Hardiman Family of Galway, Ireland to Australia

Isabellepris — 2008-06-09 15:44:45Z

Jenny: My Thomas Hardiman of knockaun, KIltormer, Galway came to the US. what part of Galwya is your Thomas from?
Bob Hardiman