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Jack Kenney, Il>CA Died 3/25/1900, Mining Accident

sandrabordelon — 2012-05-07 18:50:42Z

OVERCOME BY POWDER GAS

Jack Kenney Expires From Its Effect.

PUT IN A BLAST OF SIX HOLES, BUT TWO FAILED

After a Reasonable Delay, They Went Into the Tunnel to Reload the Holes That Hissed.

A sad affair - occurred at Jackson Butte mine, owned by R. L. Marsh, last Sunday afternoon, resulting in the death of one man and the close call of another. It appears that Jack Kenney and W. T A. Kennedy, mining partners, put in "a blast of six holes in the tunnel, only four of which exploded, two of them turning out to bo what is known in mining parlance as "stinkors.." After a . time Kennedy went in and - reconnoitered and found i£ the powder, smoke too thick for safety.' He came out of the tunnel and waited for a short time and then made a second attempt but failed. Later, he went in and fanned the smoke out and he and Kenney then concluded it was safe to clean out the two holes and reload them. They went in together, and while Kennedy fanned the smoke away with an old coat Kenney cleaned out the holes. When the holes were cleaned, both set to work to load them, but before the job was finished Kennedy was overcome by the powder smoke and Kenney after trying in vain to get him out alone, rushed out for help and he was shortly after rescued.

While Mr. J and Mrs. Marsh- and others, including Kenney, were engaged in resuscitating Kennedy, his partner, Kenney, suddenly complained of feeling faint and took a small swallow of camphor. He died almost immediately after doing so.

On Monday, March 26th, Coroner Gritton held an Inquest on the body, the jury finding that the deceased was named Jack Kenney; was a native of Illinois, aged about 43 years; that he came to his death on the 25th day of March, 1900, by inhaling^ poisonous gases from burnt nitro-glicerine powder while at his work in the Jackson Butte mine. The-jury was composed of the following citizens: John T. Kelley, Harry Ashe, P. L. Cassineli, Thomas W. Bosanko, J. S. Avise, N. Ferari, J. E. Ruffner.

The Deceased had relatives In Stockton, among them a mother and sister, and -his remains were sent there Tuesday for burial, Undertaker W. E. Kent preparing the ( remains for shipment.

Amador Ledger, Volume 1900, Number 30, 30 March 1900

Re: Kenney's

gkbopp — 2012-05-07 13:23:22Z

Hi,

Do you know about the Y-DNA project? Do you have a male Kenney relative? Here's a link:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gkbopp/KIN...
or short link:
http://tinyurl.com/ryejb

Email me with questions - gkbopp@gmail.com

Regards,
Georgia Kinney Bopp

Re: Kenney's

ckenney_44 — 2012-05-06 21:45:42Z

Hello,

I am so sorry it's been so long since I was on here. I'm still looking for info on William Kenney who married Mary Reed. William's father was Martin Kenney who married Bridget ______. Thanks for any help you can give me.

Carolyn Kenney

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

lonecrow661 — 2012-04-24 16:03:22Z

I sent in mine so I'll be joining the project. There is a good chance I'm related to Peter Kenney who founded the Clongowes Wood college. Too bad I can't get a sample of his DNA from the vatican :)

Re: Kenney in Pensylvania

fbcc213 — 2012-04-23 12:31:29Z

This was posted by my uncle before he died. This was a HUGE hint but I am still looking. I am looking for info about Thomas Kenney father to Helen G (Nellie)Born 1890, Thomas A born 1892, or John Patrick Kenney born 1894. The family names for Kenney have seemed to follow a pattern of Thomas John first born, John Thomas Second born in successive children.

Thomas the father was born either 1848 or 1854 in PA. His parents were born in Ireland. I have found them in the 1910 and 1920 census when Thomas was Widowed from who I think was Mary his wife and the mother of the children. ANY HELP is appreciated I am stuck!!!!

Re: kenney/kenny

gkbopp — 2012-04-20 14:17:24Z

Send me an email to

gkbopp@gmail.com

I'll answer questions and discuss options. I'm traveling but will be home early next week.

Regards
Georgia

Re: kenney/kenny

jkenney82 — 2012-04-20 02:52:39Z

I have talked with my father that will be willing to do it. I am intersted to see what I can find out. At this point I think it is the only hope I have. This side is VERY difficult to unravel.

Re: kenney/kenny

gkbopp — 2012-04-19 18:44:47Z

Do you have a Kenney surnamed male in the family? Has he Y-DNA tested?

If you want more info, let me know.

Georgia Kinney Bopp
Volun. Admin Kinney Variations Y-DNA Project

Re: Untangling the four Israel's of Massachusetts

gkbopp — 2012-04-19 17:55:25Z

Dawn,

Do you know this site?

"Henry" site
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gkbopp/HEN...

Do you have a Kenney in the DNA project?

Georgia
Georgia Kinney Bopp
Kinney Y-DNA Project Admin.

Kenney's of the upper midwest

edkenneyii — 2012-04-17 06:55:26Z

I am looking for any information on my Great-Grandfather Edward E. Kenney 1886-1935, born out east. I believe New Jersey. He is buried in Watertown, WI. Married Ida Gensmer and had two sons for sure, most likely three. Ralph Willard 1921-2000 and Howard L. Kenney Sr. 1922-living. The third is buried next to Edward E. Kenney and is named Edward A. Kenney. The headstone for both Edward's is marked "Father" for Edwrad E. and "Brother" for Edwrad A. b. December 1923 and d. January 1924. It is believed that Ralph or Howard purchused the headstone when they had gotten older. That is why it is marked father and brother and not husband and son. Any information on Edward E. Kenney, Ida Gensmer b.1898 d.1967, or Howard L. Kenney Sr. would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you for your time.

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

kenneygen — 2012-04-09 13:50:03Z

Hello Christi,

Just stirring the pot, so to speak. So far I have matched with a Canadian who's family comes from County Fermanagh and a gentleman from Scotland who profess Irish origins. There are about 13-14 different lines of Kenny/Kenney/Kinney/Keeney lines that are identifiable. For me, SNP testing indicates possible ancient Celtic origins.

I have antecedents that explored the Upper Ohio Valley (Pittsburgh to East Liverpool) as early as 1760 and at least one who came to Jefferson County circa 1805, so there is always a possibility of a connection.

Regards, Jim K.

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

ChristiKenneyBoyle — 2012-04-09 04:51:23Z

No, not yet. We meet at the Marietta Library last spring. I need to do the DNA but haven't yet

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

lonecrow661 — 2012-04-06 00:27:57Z

There was a deal on My Heritage for 89 bucks so I jumped on it. Even though it was only the Y male side, it is the only side I'm researching at the moment.

There is a good chance I'm related to Peter James Kenney, the founder of the Clongowes college. I wish there was a way to verify it somehow. (DNA from him would be great but impossible) It matches up with our oral tradition and some of the timelines of his travel and my GGG Grandfather's travel. We had lost touch with our roots in Ireland because the last Kenney came to Canada who could have kids. The others were Catholic priests and I seem to remember something about an important one.

Anyway I'll be participating with you in the DNA testing and I have my roots traced back to a spot in Ireland but past that its all guesswork.

Catholic Priests

lonecrow661 — 2012-04-05 18:33:58Z

In my family, the story was told that my GGG Grandfather Thomas Kenney who came from Waterford Ireland to Ottawa was the last in the line to carry on the family name. It was told that he had 3 or even possibly 4 brothers but all were priests. So I know he was born around 1801, and could have had much older brothers. It isn't known if they came to Canada or the USA either. But has anyone heard of a story about a "Kenney" or possibly a "Kenny" as a catholic priest who came over around that time frame? OR remained in Ireland in the Waterford area?

The roman catholic area around Waterford was the Western side near Cork and Tipperary. So that is where I've tried to focus my search for his brothers.

PS - he made up for the brothers being unable to continue the branch of the family by having 11 kids!!

Re: Catholic Priests

lonecrow661 — 2012-04-05 18:27:50Z

I think I found one of them, I'm positive of it. He fits the time period perfectly and even was in the USA exactly at the same time his brother (my GGGGrandfather)left Canada to go to the USA for some unknown reason. It must have been to meet up with his brother. He was known to have several brothers in the Catholic church. Thomas was a die hard catholic who helped build 2 catholic churches and a devout catholic. So were his brothers supposedly.

It would be remarkable if this was one the missing cathoic priests we've been searching for. Father Peter James Kenney, the founder of Clongowes Wood College in Ireland. There was a book about this priest with the correct spelling of KENNEY. I managed to get a copy of which describes his roots as a bit of a mystery, but much of it lines up with our oral history of our family. I wish we could have had a sample of DNA of this priest to find out if we are indeed related. My family would have been the only people related to him left.

Re: Untangling the four Israel's of Massachusetts

Jeff_Green51 — 2012-04-05 11:43:34Z

Dawn,
Glad you found it helpful for your search.

Jeff Green

Re: Untangling the four Israel's of Massachusetts

DawnKinney3407 — 2012-04-03 19:47:33Z

Jeff,
thanks for all your work on this. I was trying to work out a connection from my Kinney line (Henry, Thomas, Thomas, Moses, Ira, Chester, Prentice, Joseph, Ezra, Dean, John my dad)through to a Kinney Lake in British Columbia, Canada named after a mountaineer/preacher named George Lake and was having trouble with the Israels.
This helps make it flow through.
Dawn and Glen Kinney

kenney/kenny

jkenney82 — 2012-04-01 03:18:26Z

I am looking for information on Timothy Kenny his wife was Muireann Cairns Both are from ireland. They had a son john patrick kenny. I am not sure if there are more children by these two so any help with this would be helpful. John patrick had two wives; Annie Fox children included joseph w, mary, ann, Micheal, and john. His second wife was Sara castello children included Julia, Pat, and john. I know that when they came to the states kenny was changed to kenney.

Re: Kenny

jkenney82 — 2012-04-01 02:54:06Z

I am not sure if you are looking for john patrick kenney but he did have a son micheal.

Re: Looking For Kenney's of New York City

HEPHUT — 2012-03-21 03:33:16Z

Do you have any lineage for your New Jersey Kenneys? My ggf was Silas Oscar Kenney (b1862). I believe that his father was John Kenney (b1820's). They are from the Newark area. thank you

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

kenneygen — 2012-03-21 03:07:48Z

Works fine, Thank very much.
Regards..

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

gkbopp — 2012-03-21 01:29:57Z

Good grief! What a mess! Thank you for sticking with this!
OK - NOW I think I've fixed ALL those links. So let me know if you are having trouble.

By the way - I was out of commission for a couple of years (health) and things are not current on the site. Things ARE current at the public FTDNA line. I'm going to revise my site and remove ALL the DYS numbers but keep the worksheets, etc. All that goes back to the time when you had to have your own site if you wanted to post results/comparisons. Ah - those days are over. But I have much to revise, clean up etc.

Thanks again,
Georgia

Mary Virginia Foley Kenney and Silas Oscar Kenney

HEPHUT — 2012-03-21 00:19:32Z

Looking for any information on Mary Virginia Foley Kenney (b.1868) and Silas Oscar Kenney (b.1862), both born in Essex county New Jersey. They had 2 sons, Howard Williams (b1888-d1957) and Roland Iglehart (b1891-d1972). The sons changed their last names to Evans between 1910 and 1920 for unknown reasons. Any information would be appreciated. Laura

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

kenneygen — 2012-03-20 18:43:53Z

I get to the front page fine, when I select a group to review, it take me to a RootsWeb error page saying that the file is not available.

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

gkbopp — 2012-03-20 18:15:49Z

There's never a simiple answer !

The price is about the same with the key companies - sometimes there's a sale or whatever.

When you say "inserted" I'm not sure what you mean. If you mean putting the actual results (dys numbers) into a database I think the answer is no (to almost any genealogy program). If you mean can I compare my results to those of others who may have tested at different companies . . . . the answer is - sort of - but it's awkward.

I'd recommened FTDNA because right now they have the largest database. Ancestry.com's lab is good lab - but Ancestry's support after you test is really not good at all at this time. I set up a project at Ancestry too - but it is very awkward to work with.

FTDNA now has a relationship with MyHertige. So if you order thru' them you will be in the FTDNA database. But you may not be in our project (it's soooo confusing).

So, I suggest you order a test via our project and when you get your results, I can tell you what to do if you want to look at the others.

It's rude to post a join link here since Ancestry is also in this same business. So, send me an email and I'll give you the join link and answer your questions.

gkbopp@gmail.com

I assume from your statement that you know you need a male Kenney - with that surname - because of the way the Y-DNA is passed down.

Regards,
Georgia
Georgia Kinney Bopp

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

gkbopp — 2012-03-20 18:05:23Z

Hi - I thought that was you (smile).

I tested the links from here and they worked - but who knows what happens out there in cypberspace?

I'm reposting the short link here,
http://tinyurl.com/ryejb

Let me know if YOU can't get it.

Georgia

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

lonecrow661 — 2012-03-20 17:56:49Z

Do you recommend an affordable tester? Also can any of these tests be inserted into say Myheritage or Ancestry's system?

I'm going to see about getting some DNA from the oldest known Kenney in the family.

Re: Margaret Kenney (Kenny) Waterford Ireland

lonecrow661 — 2012-03-20 16:59:28Z

I'm looking for Kenney's in Waterford as well in the early 1800's. So far I've found some Keny, and Kenny's listed at the Trinity Without church in the registers but not the people I'm looking for.

The handwriting is horrible so its been difficult.

Any Kenney's in Waterford in that time period were rare but they were all around the Mayor's walk area. Chances are we are related.

My story is that there was a few brothers but they were all Catholic priests and only one was left to carry on the family name "Thomas" who left for Canada and eventually had 12 kids and here I am. I have not been able to find the church he was baptised in or any of his relatives other than he had either a sister or cousin with him in Canada Bridget Kenney.

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

kenneygen — 2012-03-19 20:08:01Z

Hello Georgia,

I am aware of the DNA study, in fact I am participant FTDNA 17137.

I was inquiring in regards to DNA testing of the Kenney line of Southeastern Ohio referred to in the message. My Kenney line also resides in Southeastern Ohio. Although there are no data links, the two family line are in close proximity. DNA testing would open or close avenues of research.

Meanwhile, the link to your data pages does not seem to work, RootsWeb indicates an error.

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

gkbopp — 2012-03-19 17:26:18Z

I'm the volunteer admin of the Kinney/Variations Y-DNA project. Email me at gkbopp@gmail.com

Here's a link:

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~gkbopp/KIN...
This is a shorter link to this same page:
http://tinyurl.com/ryejb

Georgia Kinney Bopp

Maine: Henry Kenney m. Elizabeth Emerson 1789

cbotteron — 2012-03-18 23:38:53Z

Henry Kenney and Elizabeth Emerson filed a marriage intention 8 Aug 1789 in Edgecomb, Maine, and were married 10 Dec 1789 in Pownal, Maine. They were likely the parents of Jeremiah Kenney b. 1802 Boothbay, Maine. Looking for Henry's parents etc.

Re: Margaret Kenney (Kenny) Waterford Ireland

VegiDelite — 2012-03-05 16:27:11Z

Hello,
Were you able to find the info you needed on the Kenny(??) family or the Burkes in Ireland?

Re: McGuigans in your tree

PeggySingh68 — 2012-02-27 01:41:13Z

VK
My uncle Daniel Schmidt had a sister Doris who married Donald McGuigan.
E-mail me off list at peggysingh@yahoo.com and we can share more info.

Re: KENNEY FAMILY IN E/SE OHIO

kenneygen — 2012-02-21 16:31:24Z

Has there been DNA testing on this line?

McGuigans in your tree

VKamna — 2012-02-21 05:54:44Z

Hello, you seem to have a bunch of my ancestors in your tree. The McGuigans. Would you mind sharing how you are related?

Re: John Kenney Milton NY Civil War Artilleryman

ktheewok — 2012-01-28 03:16:28Z

what where the names of the five sons. I am trying to find father of Hugh William and Patrick born in Virgina. They were in NY on 1880 census. says father born ireleand and mother in NY

Thomas Kenn(e)y and Bridget Carroll

lonecrow661 — 2012-01-21 20:51:08Z

They came to Canada before 1831 and they were Roman Catholics. Thomas was listed as unable to read and write and was a farmer. I also found his signature or someone signed for him on a petition in 1829 to get land for a church and cemetery.

I found their marriage record in Ottawa at Notre dame cathedral. After that there is a period of time that is untraceable.

Basically by 1846 he had been in the pipe to get some land and finally got some via Colonel Talbot down in Essex County Ontario. From there the rest of the family has been traced because most of the family has stayed in Essex County.

Thomas was listed on his death certificate as being born in "Waterford" Ireland. Bridget was born in "Tipperary" Ireland. It looks like they didn't live near each other and met in Ottawa.

My problem is tracing him back. I can't find the ship he came in on. He isn't listed on any of Robinson's ships, and I need to get access to the original microfiche to see if maybe there was some misspelling somewhere. There are "Kerny" family listed which hand written could look like "Kenny"

The clue is that he supposedly had a child Elinor who was born in the "USA" in 1836 according to the 1852 Canadian census. So between Ottawa in 1831 he must have left and went to the USA briefly and came back. Or cut through on his way to Essex. Possibly to visit one of his brothers who were priests.

The story was that he had 3 or 4 brothers but were all priests and he was the last one left to carry on the name. I also heard he had been through Pennsylvania. Unfortunately most of the people who had the information have passed on.

Using the standard Irish naming convention (which it looks like he abided by because of his sons in the correct order) his father would have been "Patrick Kenn(e)y" and would have lived in Ireland. Thomas's 4th son was named "Andrew" so that means his oldest brother who would have been a priest would have been the name of the catholic priest. I've been unable to find any catholic priests named Andrew Kenney in the USA or Ireland.

Thomas's mother would have been "Elinor" (As spelled on the census) most likely but I can't be sure because of the missing gap in time.

Bridget's father's name would have been John Carroll because of the 2nd Son's name.

They had these children in order. (the first women are hard to trace)

Elinor 1836-37, Patrick 1839, Bridget (aka helen?) 1840, Mary 1841, John 1844, Bridget 1846, Catherine 1848, Ann 1850, Thomas 1856, Edward 1857 (I think he died young), Edward 1859, Margaret 1861.

Thomas's wife was pumping out babies until she was 46!!

If anyone has any info on this family, please let me know!

Re: Patrick Kenney sister Mary

lonecrow661 — 2012-01-21 20:50:44Z

Here is the info I posted on the other board. I know of 2 Patricks in our line and one of them could be Thomas's father. Possibly 3 Patricks in that family but one would have been a priest.
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They came to Canada before 1831 and they were Roman Catholics. Thomas was listed as unable to read and write and was a farmer. I also found his signature or someone signed for him on a petition in 1829 to get land for a church and cemetery.

I found their marriage record in Ottawa at Notre dame cathedral. After that there is a period of time that is untraceable.

Basically by 1846 he had been in the pipe to get some land and finally got some via Colonel Talbot down in Essex County Ontario. From there the rest of the family has been traced because most of the family has stayed in Essex County.

Thomas was listed on his death certificate as being born in "Waterford" Ireland. Bridget was born in "Tipperary" Ireland. It looks like they didn't live near each other and met in Ottawa.

My problem is tracing him back. I can't find the ship he came in on. He isn't listed on any of Robinson's ships, and I need to get access to the original microfiche to see if maybe there was some misspelling somewhere. There are "Kerny" family listed which hand written could look like "Kenny"

The clue is that he supposedly had a child Elinor who was born in the "USA" in 1836 according to the 1852 Canadian census. So between Ottawa in 1831 he must have left and went to the USA briefly and came back. Or cut through on his way to Essex. Possibly to visit one of his brothers who were priests.

The story was that he had 3 or 4 brothers but were all priests and he was the last one left to carry on the name. I also heard he had been through Pennsylvania. Unfortunately most of the people who had the information have passed on.

Using the standard Irish naming convention (which it looks like he abided by because of his sons in the correct order) his father would have been "Patrick Kenn(e)y" and would have lived in Ireland. Thomas's 4th son was named "Andrew" so that means his oldest brother who would have been a priest would have been the name of the catholic priest. I've been unable to find any catholic priests named Andrew Kenney in the USA or Ireland.

Thomas's mother would have been "Elinor" (As spelled on the census) most likely but I can't be sure because of the missing gap in time.

Bridget's father's name would have been John Carroll because of the 2nd Son's name.

They had these children in order. (the first women are hard to trace)

Elinor 1836-37, Patrick 1839, Bridget (aka helen?) 1840, Mary 1841, John 1844, Bridget 1846, Catherine 1848, Ann 1850, Thomas 1856, Edward 1857 (I think he died young), Edward 1859, Margaret 1861.

Thomas's wife was pumping out babies until she was 46!!

If anyone has any info on this family, please let me know!

Anna Maria Kenney (Case) (nee Nickerson)

patriciamarar — 2012-01-12 17:42:05Z

I am hoping someone may know something. My 2nd great grandmother was Anna Maria Case. She was born in 1891 in Ontario, Canada. She first married James Harris Case and they went back and forth between Ontario, Canada and Michigan often. They show up in the 1920 Census as married. In one of their daughter's obituaries, It lists the father as James Harris Case and Mother as Anna Maria Kenney. I cannot figure out who she married and when. She did not outlive James Case and it is understood there was a divorce at some point. Does anyone know the Kenney that married Anna Maria Case (nee)Nickerson? Your help is much appreciated. Thank you!

Re: Joseph William Kenney

sbmay — 2011-11-12 18:46:13Z

I am helping a friend do some research on the Kenney family and might have some info for you if you are still interested.

Looking for info about Richard Kenney (brother of Chauncey, son of Clinton)

annageis76 — 2011-10-31 02:44:13Z

Hello,
I am looking for info about Richard E. Kenney.
He was one of the sons of Clinton and Anna Kenney.
I have a copy of Clinton's obit (1963) which has Richard in Galesburg, Ill.
I know Chauncey (Richard's brother) is buried in the Wataga Cemetery and I have a copy of his obit.

I am trying to finish up this little branch of my family research.

Clinton's first wife, Minne Westfall died in childbirth along with their child Roger Westfall in 1913. Minnie Frances Westfall was my great grandmother's sister.

I always wondered what happened to Clinton after Minnie died. (I have a copy of his and Anna's obit)
Finding what happened to Richard would complete this branch of my Kenney research.

Thank you in advance for any info about Richard,
Anna

Re: Patrick Kenney sister Mary

catdailey — 2011-10-25 15:00:18Z

Hi Tim,
sorry took so long - the main part of my family settled in Jefferson Co., NY. It is Peter Dailey and his wife, Mary Kenney Dailey. But we know that Mary's brother, Patrick Kenney came over as well. We found the ship manifest that P & M came into Passamoquoddy, ME and went into NY probably by way of the St. Lawrence. We know that Peter & Patrick worked on the building of the Erie Canal.
The Bridget we are trying to find (amongst other family members), is the daughter of Peter & Mary, so she is a Dailey. Most all of the girls in that family went into service and we lost track of them. they are all in the Jeff. co. 1850 census, but by 1855, they are gone.
It can all be so confusing.....
Peter's 1st son born in the US was Dennis Dailey, who went overland to WI, joined a group of men (Wisconsin Gold Mine Co), then went on to Colorado in 1858 to become one of the historic pioneers. The 2nd son, James, is my ggrandfather.
Hope this helps....
thanks,
cat dailey

Re: Patrick Kenney sister Mary

kenney1880 — 2011-10-25 03:20:44Z

Since my last post I have found out the name of my Great Grandmother Briget's husband. It was John Kenney. They lived in Delavan Wi. She is buried there at a local Catholic Church.
I know they had a son Martin as well.

What part of Wi was your Kenney family from?

Tim

Re: Patrick Kenney sister Mary

deleug77 — 2011-10-21 19:33:07Z

My great grandmother was Bridget (Larkin) Kenney, married to Martin Kenney. Martin came to Wisconsin in 1847-48. Married Bridget in 48.

KENNEY Edward - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-09 14:35:47Z

KENNEY Edward - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Kenney, Morgan County, Illinois

fiddlemary126 — 2011-09-05 17:15:34Z

I'm looking for descendants of Michael Kenny (Kenney/Kinney)lived abt 1826-1904, and Mary Morley (Marley) lived abt 1835-1889, who were married in Springfield IL in 1854.

They were my great-great grandparents. My grandfather was Frank D. Kiloran, son of their daughter Katherine Kenny Kiloran.

KENNEY of Albemarle, VA

AMcLane101 — 2011-08-18 17:36:05Z

Looking to exchange information with anyone with KENNEY relatives in Albemarle, VA. I am particularly looking for "mulatto" persons, but who could at various times also be identified as "black." These KENNEYs are known to have been associated as former slaves with members of the Wingfield family, from about 1810-1812 up until 1865. Any assistance regarding white Kenney slave owners will be appreciated.

Re: Charles M. Kenney of New Haven bef 1918

wandaalter — 2011-08-08 01:19:17Z

Previous message should read that the family lived on Poplar St New Haven not Polar.

Charles M. Kenney of New Haven bef 1918

wandaalter — 2011-08-08 01:18:19Z

EMMA H. ANDERSON 1895-1973 married CHARLES M KENNEY between Jan & Feb. 1915. Charles was the son of BENJAMIN KENNEY & ELIZABETH PEARSALL and the brother of BERTHA KENNEY. The elder Kenneys lived at 156 Polar St, New Haven and might have ties to Long Island.

Charles was a tug boat captain and died of pneumonia after Dec 1916 and before summer 1917. They had one child, HERBERT KENNEY b. Aug 1916 d Aug 1917 of influenza a few months after his father.

Looking for more detail on this family.

Kenney, Brooklyn, New York

caschiffer — 2011-07-05 12:48:06Z

I'm seeking information on a Charles F. Kenney (abt 1873-?) and family shown living at 417 1st street, Brooklyn in early 1900's-1920's per Lain's Directory. The 1920 census shows others in household are John F.,Catherine & Irene.