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Parents of Jane Ryan Madden

Goldenage1 — 2012-05-25 00:48:53Z

I am seeking the parents of Jane Ryan Madden, born about 1881, probably in Hartford Connecticut. She married Edward Madden, a construction superintendent. They lived in West Hartford, and had two children born about 1918 and 1921. Jane was widowed and she died 30 March 1961 in West Hartford.

If you know Jane's parents, or could give me leads, I would thank you. She was also known as Jennie, and I wonder if she was christened Mary Jane Ryan.

MADDEN Richard Jr - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-10 11:41:08Z

MADDEN Richard Jr - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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 227,290 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.

sarah elizabeth madden, b.1864,Yell Co. AR

gmadden54 — 2012-05-06 22:56:28Z

Does anyone have info on Sarah Elizabeth Madden, born to Samuel Roark and Permelia Ann Hudson Davis Madden on Jan 12, 1864, in Yell Co., Arkansas? As far as I can tell she was the youngest of their children and dropped out of sight after the 1880 U.S. census. I can find no cemetery marker or death notice, nor any record of a marriage. If you have information on her, I would be very appreciative. (Samuel's and Permelia's last name is sometimes spelled "Maddon.")

Madden family-Pennsylvania

DZALMES — 2012-04-26 19:45:26Z

I know I have written before BUT I hope I can get a closer connection or reply-health matter have been exposed and it's DNA and not only for my cause but any blood relative. my great grandfather is/was known as Shirley Madden whom lived in Philadelphia with wife at time Mary Madden (nee Ashton) and had 3 children-Ruth Shirley Madden (whom is/was my grandmom) Robert Madden (adopted later from mothers family and was/is Robert Linde) and David Madden ( whom has passed away-he was born in an institution he was a paratrooper) Dear fellow board members;

I am graciously asking for ANY help no matter how small My ggrandparents are Shirley Madden who enlisted in World War 1 June 5 1917, he was tall with blueish grey eyes, brown hair and medium build. He was a rivitor/iron worker. He was born August 28th 1887 in Denver Colorado. We believe his father maybe a have the name Lee or one of his relatives it was given to my Aunt Nancy as a middle name and were told it was a family namealong with the name Shirley. Shirley married my ggrandmother Mary E Ashton born October 20 1882 past January 1970. They had two sons Robert Linde who went to live with his Aunt Edith and Uncle Harry. David-whom was born in Norristown State Hospital and My grandmom Ruth Shirley Madden she was born November 14 1921 and past away January 13 2000. They went to live with their Uncle John Ashton whom lived at 514 Keper Street Lawndale. We were told he made attempts to see his children but horribly was run out of town =(. He did reside in Philadelphia in the 1920s and also Kansas in 1915 Lyons, Kansas? My Aunt Dale does indeed have a picture of him but it is older and not to clear he was in front of a monument. We have been told the Maddens were/are Episcopolan. They said he had breathing problems asthma indeed and was believed to possible have circulation (cardiovascular issues)?Any help would be great -i am suffering from DNA problems that have to do with the Autonomic Nervous System (Auto-pilot). I have some information which I will supply underneath---just want to know about his /my family. and let any know about possible DNA problems for us to watch otu for and future & ANY HELP NO MATTER HOW LITTLE COULD BE A HUGE HELP!!!

There was/is a Stella Madden whom lived at 1421 West Moreland Street with a Margaret Davis,Celia Keefe, James & Susan Deverney, Kathryn Keefe, Mary Keefe,Mary & Soloman Sinaberg-SHE IS STRONGLY believed to be of relation-how is thought to be a possible cousin? My Grandmom Ruth Nov. 14 1921-Jan. 13th 2000. Her Mom Mary E Madden ss 208-40-5102 born Oct. 20 1882- past Jan 17 1970. buried in South Mountain Pa 17261. I have heard of family on Pine Street-"the pine street madden's"-that is a mystery of relation because we donot know Shirley's parents names? Shirley DOESNOT APPEAR IN THE 1900, 1910 OR 1930 CENSUS? Weirdly it has said Shirley's parents were born in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Mass.? shirley was born August 28th 1887 or 1889 --AS stated before it has given 3 different places of birth for the SAME person however we have been told he was born in Colorado? Shirley married Mary E Ashton in 1919 license # 401706 he was a machinist/iron worker. My Grandmom told me that Shirley was a family name and she shared the same middle name as her father-HOWEVER he used his middle name. At oen time he lived at 516 Kerper Street Philly/PA at that time was a rivotor/iron worker. in 1920 my greatgrandparents (Shirley and Mary) were listed as residents 2 times at 2 different locals. 1 they boarded with Mary E Kensler whom was widowed w/children Mary, Anna Reilly, Helen Reilly, Alice Williams, and Raymond Williams. along with Mary's family the Ashtons.
I apologise for all and any confusion-it is a confusing family ??? I hope to make any connection and get info. on the Madden family.

Danielle Z Almes
dzalmes@aol.com

Re: Madden Family from KY and IN

chn0205 — 2012-04-26 18:58:43Z

Darlene, this is Carl Nauert. I hope you remember me.
Please contact me.

Re: Leo Shirley Madden

marlalightblb — 2012-04-25 19:45:25Z

Not Shirley in the almost bottom Maddens. (The bottom Maddens are related but not the same as the middle ones which are related to JOHN Madden of Ste_Marthe, Canada, not James.) Those James 1770 John 1809 Thomas 1854 Leo to Leo 1922 are mine. My father was Leo B. Madden (Feb 1922) born in Braddock, PA to Leo B. Madden from Braddock. Thomas Madden (abt 1853-54 CANADA)was married to Mary Brady, mother Bridget (sp Brigis on census). The Browns, Maddens and Bradys all lived in the same house that you can see on my tree, 207 Mills Street, Braddock. It is VERY confusing because there are many Maddens with Many children all named John, James, Cornelius etc. There are more than one Cornelius Sylvester Maddens in my live....shoot me ~Marla Madden and Paul was adopted, both parents PA

Re: madden boxers

patriciarussellams — 2012-04-23 05:52:43Z

For those interested in Billy Madden, he was inducted into the Bareknuckles Boxing Hall of Fame in 2010. That Hall of Fame is located in Upstate New York.

Re: Madden boxers

patriciarussellams — 2012-04-23 05:42:15Z

I remember my Father, Wm Madden, grandson of Billy Madden,saying when I was very young, that John Madden had claimed to be a descendant of Billy Madden and that he was not. I also remember that my father told me that Onie ( Ony?) Madden, an infamous character, had claimed to be related, and he also was not.

Re: Madden Boxers

patriciarussellams — 2012-04-23 05:36:50Z

Getting back on after all these years.
Billy Madden was/is not from the same Madden family; at least, not directly. He was born in England. I know he came to America when a very young teenager, and had brothers in Boston. If you look on Wikipedia, I have written a short biography for him.

Re: Madden & Taylor Familys in Antrim County

vmarquart1 — 2012-04-04 15:30:28Z

My grandfather was Arch(ie) Madden born 1887 but I have his parents listed as John R. Madden and Emma Pettit so perhaps this is not the same family. My grandfather resided in Iowa but is a descendent of Thomas Madden from Ireland

Re: madden family of Ireland and New York

vmarquart1 — 2012-04-04 15:23:28Z

I am also trying to obtain information regarding a Thomas Madden from Ireland. The Thomas Madden I am looking for married a Hannah Brewster and they settled in Iowa.

Re: madden family of Ireland and New York

James_Murnane — 2012-04-02 16:10:34Z

We have a "Dennis Madden" that appears in my family tree. We assume he was born in the mid 1800's given his daughter was born in 1870. Although he lived in Troy, NY, we do not know at this time if he was born there or immigrated. He married a woman named Helen (maiden name unknown).

Sorry, I cannot support any links to Michael and Ellen (Nellie), but it's a possibility.

Feel free to check out Dennis Madden on our public tree. Sorry for the scant details in that area of our tree; we neared the end of our line.

Michael Paul Madden (abt1838-1901) born Timmy Cat, Galway Ireland and Ann (McCormick) Madden (abt 1835-1881)

tpfallon — 2012-03-31 00:38:58Z

Looking for information on Michael Paul Madden and his wife Ann (McCormick) Madden. Ann was born abt 1835 in Ireland and died 1881 in Sumter Township, McLeod County, Minnesota,USA. From what I have found they were both on the same ship to USA and that was how they met. Michael was traveling alone but Ann was traveling with her family, not sure if her parents was with her or just her siblings. Michael and Ann had four children, the oldest Mary (1873-1935)became a nun, Sister Cyril, the next child was Annie (Madden) O'Fallon (1875-1966) then it was Michael John Madden (1877-1951) he is my mother's father. The last child was Margaret Madden (1881-1881) both her and her mother Ann died during childbirth and are supposely buried together. I am looking for birth dates and date of death of Ann (McCormick)Madden plus any connections in Ireland so I can research this family farther. Any information will be greatly apperciated and I well gladly share and information I have.

Obit Look Up, Please

johnbrennan_1 — 2012-03-28 16:13:30Z

Would somebody be able to find obits for the following people whose death details I got from the SSDI:

Anthony Madden (10 Oct 1889-1 Mar 1968), Patrick Madden (17 Mar 1887-1 May 1963), Joseph Madden (9 Sept 1893-Mar 1963) and Helen Madden (27 Dec 1897-1 May 1975). As far as I'm aware Anthony, Patrick and Helen died in Dunmore, PA. Their brother, Monsignor Joseph Michael Madden died in New York. Their other siblings were called Anna Madden, John A. Madden and William (Bill) Madden. They were children of John Madden, (c1866), a Miner and his wife, Mary of Dunmore, PA. I believe that Anna was a Dress Maker/Tailor, Patrick and Bill were Plumbers, John was a Bank Clerk and Anthony apparently, was an Accountant. Living in Ireland it's difficult for me to get this info. If anyone can help I'd be very grateful.

Elizabeth Beaver Maddan of Franklin County, Pennsylvania

bgillumco — 2012-03-26 21:50:19Z

I'm searching for information about my 2nd-great grandmother Elizabeth (Beaver) Maddan who lived in Fort Loudon, PA. We know that she was born in 1847 and died in 1885, but have never been able to find her place of burial. Her Beaver ancestors are buried in Union Cemetery, Fort Loudon, but there is no evidence or record showing her being there. She was widowed at age 25, and her husband was Dr. Andrew B. Madden, buried in St. Thomas alongside his parents, Spencer & Martha Biggers Madan. Elizabeth isn't there, as far as we can determine. Census records show that she lived awhile with her brother-in-law J.R. Lamaster in or near Bridgeport, which is today known as Markes. Could she be buried in this community? If anyone can point me in the right direction during my search, I'd be most grateful. Larry Gillum

Patrick Madden

peterbernardc — 2012-03-26 18:54:53Z

Hi can any one help i am looking for info on my Great grand father PATRICK MADDEN.From what little info i have got he was born around 1836 according to the censusi have got he was born in Dundalk but how true that is i do not know.According to the marriage cert that i have got his father was called JAMES and was a CARPENTER and had died before he got married in 1879 in Workington Cumberland at Our Lady's Starr of the Sea and St Michael's RC Church.I was also lead to believe he had a relative who was a priest but again donot know how true you know what family myths can be.

Re: William Arthur Madden/Maddin

marlalightblb — 2012-03-24 17:20:11Z

Hi Larry, please still be out there. I am in your family, from the Maddens that lived in Canada. Write me!

lightblb09@comcast.net

Your cousin,
Marla Madden

maddens from Philadelphia, Pa

patsew199 — 2012-03-15 02:41:34Z

looking for connection to Joseph Madden who married MaryAnn McConnell (Minnie) children Francis,Joseph, Thomas, George H.,Elizabeth J, William A. Orlando (John, my father) and David P.

Madden & Taylor Familys in Antrim County

markietee — 2012-03-01 21:23:11Z

I am researching my paternal 2x's and 3'x Gt GPs who were from Antrim County in N. Ireland. Specifically:

Arch(ie) Madden, b. abt 1845, his parents were James & Margaret Madden. Arch(ie) d. Apr 26,1885 in W. Troy, NY.

Margaret A. Taylor Madden, b. Apr 15, 1854, her parents were Joseph & Eliza Taylor. Margaret d. 7/7/1921 in Troy, NY.

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Sincere thanks, Mark M.

Re: Madden

fincahumana — 2012-02-20 01:58:06Z

Do you still need any information on James Malachi Madden?

Re: Madden from Victoria, Aust.

skylarkrose2001 — 2012-02-15 02:03:14Z

Hello,

Thank you for your reply, looking for Eleanor and Frank (Francis) Madden, or Aileen Elizabeth Madden- Spensley St,Clifton Hill or North ter., also any connection to Patrick Hartnett & Mary Collins?
Not sure if any of these names mean anything, look forward to hearing from you again.

Michelle
my email is skylarkrose2001@yahoo.com

Re: Madden from Victoria, Aust.

tjbear331 — 2012-02-14 09:50:20Z

michelle re maddens of cliftonhill 1930,s my g/father and g/mother madden and their 3dtrs.and3sons lived at ithink was no 9caroline st cliftonhill.one dtr lived ithink in ramsden st whose husband died young and left her with 6children . i have photoes of all aunties 4uncles.one son was killed 1917 france wwi 59 btn

Irene M. Madden, 94,,a member of the Catholic Daughters of America, Court St. Rene 1868.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-01-26 04:29:55Z

Irene M. Madden
Monroeville

Irene M. Madden, 94, of Beatty Pointe, Monroeville, passed away peacefully Saturday, Jan. 21, 2012, at her home. She was a founding member of North American Martyrs Church and a member of the Catholic Daughters of America, Court St. Rene 1868. Irene was a business partner with her husband, Thomas R. Madden Jr., who predeceased her. She is survived by four children, Patricia Madden Sullivan, of Lily Dale, N.Y., and Virginia Beach, Va., Jacqueline Madden Hogan, of Murrysville, Jeanne Madden Turchek and her husband, John, of Upper St. Clair, and Thomas R. Madden Jr. and his wife, Nancy, of Dublin, Ohio. She is also survived her grandchildren, Charles Sullivan, Hanorah Sullivan Houndalas, Tracey Hogan Schrock, Brent Hogan, Joshua Hogan, Jonathan Turchek, Jayna Turchek, Jordan Turchek, Jessica Madden and Thomas Madden; and her great-grandchildren, Nicholas Houndalas, Brent Hogan, Xavier Hogan and Namath Hogan. Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the GENE H. CORL INC. FUNERAL CHAPEL & CREMATION CENTER OF MONROEVILLE, 4335 Northern Pike (one block east of Mosside Boulevard- Route 48), a Golden Rule member. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in North American Martyrs Church with Father Joseph Luisi as celebrant. She will be interred at Good Shepherd Cemetery next to her husband. Irene will be remembered by all as a kind and generous person who was friendly and had a smile for everyone.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

North American Martyrs Church ."

Madden family of Culpeper Co., Va.

WVa_Memories — 2012-01-21 17:21:31Z

“We Were Always Free: The Maddens of Culpeper County, Virginia. A 200-Year Family History” by T.O. Madden Jr. with Ann L. Miller, 1992, W.W. Norton & Co. Inc., New York, N.Y. A mixed race family founded when Mary Madden, a poor Irish immigrant, bore a child, Sarah Madden (1758-1824) in Spotsylvania, Va. Sarah’s father was said to be a slave. The book is a rich source of genealogy information including a family chart, documents and pictures. The book is dedicated to Sarah and her son Willis (1799-1879). The author is the son of Thomas Obed Madden Sr., who was born in 1860, a son of Willis’s daughter Maria.

Re: T. J. Madden of New Hartford, NY 1943

roymadden1 — 2012-01-17 02:49:01Z

He was my great uncle. Where would I find this.
Thanks,
Pete Madden

Re: John Madden b1724 Meath, Ireland - d1819 Ont, Canada

paughanstown — 2012-01-03 00:25:28Z

Aidan, Which Relatives may they be?? Our lot only over the other side of the oblisk!

Re: John Madden b1724 Meath, Ireland - d1819 Ont, Canada

paughanstown — 2012-01-03 00:25:16Z

Aidan, Which Relatives may they be?? Our lot only over the other side of the oblisk!

Re: Madden, Co. Cork, Ireland, 1800s

gjhsmith — 2012-01-01 17:11:49Z

I have their marriage certificate; they were married 21 Aug 1861 at St John's Church, Waterloo, London.

Regards

Graham Smith

Re: Madden, Co. Cork, Ireland, 1800s

asnjhaley — 2012-01-01 14:29:47Z

Hi. Have you already seen the banns of marriage for Ann and Charles? I am researching Ann and Charles who are direct ancestors but as yet, have not got very far. Thanks, Anthony Haley.

Re: John & Anna Madden Huntingdon co, PA

PatriciaHousel — 2011-12-31 22:53:46Z

This is my second reply to your query. I showed your note about your great grandmother's family, her name: Susie Savannah Housel Huffman. Alright here is my Omygosh, my husband says that is probably his aunt sue & he hopes he and I aren't related since we've been married for 49 years. Wouldn't that be a hoot. I'm originally from Iowa.

Re: John & Anna Madden Huntingdon co, PA

PatriciaHousel — 2011-12-31 22:44:57Z

could you email me at PMaddenHou@aol.com. My brother & I are researching our roots, but have very little to go on. Very little. As I believe I said in my note our grandfather's name was James Agnew Madden & his obit said he was from Maddenville PA. His mother's name was Hannah Locke (maiden name) Madden Crouse and I believe she was in York PA when she died. That's pretty much all we know and we have no family we know of to ask. As far as we know Grandpa only had one half sister and I believe her name was Jessie. I'll see what I can find out about the Housel connection. My husband and his family are from near Washington PA.

Re: John & Anna Madden Huntingdon co, PA

foleycraz — 2011-12-31 20:38:27Z

OMgoodness...its been so long since I posted on here that I can't remember why I was researching John Agnew. With your last name being Housel I'm sure it had something to do with my great-grandmothers family. Her name was Susie Savannah Housel Huffman. If I remember right she was from Fayette County, PA. She married and moved to Greene County, PA.

Re: John & Anna Madden Huntingdon co, PA

foleycraz — 2011-12-31 20:38:15Z

Re: John & Anna Madden Huntingdon co, PA

PatriciaHousel — 2011-12-30 22:46:20Z

The James Agnew Madden you are researching is my grandfather. Unfortunately I know nothing about his parents either, except I believe his mother's name was Hannah Locke Madden Crouse. If you know anything I would love to hear from you.

Re: Madden-Ottinger

beales2 — 2011-12-27 01:56:24Z

My mother is Clio Ottinger. She was born Apr1l 1, 1903 in
Phil.,Penn. Married William Madden 1926 in Brooklyn, NY. She
had 5 children with Mr. Madden in 1929, 1931,1934,1938 & 1940.
She had 4 children with William Beales in Dec,1940,1941,1942
and 1943. I was born in Dec. 1943 and she is also my mother.
I have lots of info about my mother obtained from Ancestry.com
plus from Penn.and NY. Please send e-mail to beales2@cox.net
for more information. William Madden, William Beales & my
mother are deceased. Thanks,,Ed Beales

Re: Madden-Ottinger

beales2 — 2011-12-27 01:53:47Z

Re: Madden-Ottinger

beales2 — 2011-12-27 01:53:36Z

T. J. Madden of New Hartford, NY 1943

drbrownlee — 2011-12-11 23:23:38Z

T. J. is pictured in the 43-D Class yearbook of aviation cadets at the Advanced Flying School at Moore Field in Mission, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: JOHN/DAVID MADDEN FAMILY TREE

slytemp2 — 2011-12-08 04:57:52Z

I am the Pattilee Tempelmeyer and the slytemp2 on the posts. I think you have been able to uncover much more information than I about the Madden family. I know we have the same "Madden's" because we have the same names and you are correct there aren't many Johanna's, so it has to be the same. If you could send me information to the slytemp2 at aol dot com address, I would certainly appreciate it. I would like to see more information. I know there is a Madden reunion once a year in and around Mauston Wisconsin. This is where a great many Madden family members are located and where my mother, grandfather and grandmother and aunts and uncles are buried. In fact my grandfather played a large part in building the Catholic church there.

Re: JOHN/DAVID MADDEN FAMILY TREE

slytemp2 — 2011-12-08 04:57:49Z

Re: John Madden b1724 Meath, Ireland - d1819 Ont, Canada

aidanmccullough5 — 2011-12-05 23:57:40Z

I remember Maddens in Sheephouse,Donore.Their house is still inhabited and some relatives live nearby

Re: Walter Madden MD>KY

chn0205 — 2011-12-01 01:34:38Z

Thought I would try one more time to locate Mary Huehne.

Re: I am a Madden in Michigan

slytemp2 — 2011-11-13 02:17:26Z

Good Morning Eileen,
I received your post. Thank you for responding and offering your help. I am Pattilee Tempelmeyer the daughter of Rose (Rozalia) Delores Madden Romppaine Burris Sherwood. My mother died 9 days before I turned 5 years old from Breast Cancer. She was also stricken with polio and couldn't walk prior to the Cancer.
Apparently my mother married her high school sweetheart Patrick Burris (also from Mauston) prior to them being of age and his parents had the marriage annulled. She then married Arvo Romppaine and later divorced him and married a naval officer William Sherwood.
The family refers affectionately to my mother as being the original Rosie Riveter as she worked in the ammunitions plant (near Mauston I believe) during the war. The also describe her as being the"wild and adverturesome" one of the family. In this day and time she would have been considered 'normal", but back in the day she was considered quite "wild" for the times.
My grandparents were David John Madden and Elmira Lucy Rogers Madden of Mauston. Apparently my grandfather played a large part in the construction of the Catholic Church in Mauston. My great grandparents were John Madden and Johanna Flemming.
David and Elmira (she was called Lucy) had 10 children. Two children died at birth. I am currently corresponding with one of my cousins who lives in Elroy, Shirley Waddel - she is the daughter of Olga Madden, my mother's sister. I was so young when my mother died and I was adopted (long story) by my mother's friends after she died and they refused to talk about my family so it's been very hard to find out information.
If you have researched the family, I would love to see what you have gathered thus far.
As I understand it also, we have a very very large family !!!! Apparently I am told there was some sort of feud between the Madden's in and around the Mauston area and some of them didn't speak for years.....not certain this is true, but they do seem disconnected to a certain degree. I have corresponded with a Judge Madden who is a cousin of ours. I have visited Mauston briefly, spending 2 days there. I wish I had longer to visit the area and talk to the Madden's in the area.
The only member of our large family I vaguely got to know was Genivive Madden Needles. She lived in Waukegan and we lived in North Chicago basically sister cities. Waukegan, North Chicago and Great Lakes Naval Training Center are basically streets seperating those cities. She would visit as much as possible, but I lost touch with her when my adopted family moved to Arkansas. I think she was determined to be in my life at some level, but my adopted mom just tolerated her visits. Looking back now, I believe my adopted mother really didn't want me to have a relationship with the Madden Family for some reason or with anything or anyone connected with my mother's family or friends.
My adopted father as he became quite aged, before he died would tell people - this is my adopted daughter - we took her because no one else wanted her - I don't think he realized how hurtful he was, rather he was trying to take a slam at my mother's family because none of them could adopt me. All of person's in my mother's family were relatively large families with little income and we unable to take on another child, which is understandable for those times in the early 50's. I think he and my adopted mother were mad at my mom's family and couldn't believe my own mother's family was unable to take me to raise after my mom's death.
I know the family is large and my own children would like to know as much about the family as possible. My oldest daughter Denise Tempelmeyer Noble, is especially interested in the family history. All of my children are very busy with their lives and don't have much time to research the history and quite frankly when I tried, I seemed to hit stumbling blocks and it was exhausting to try to run down all the leads.
Thanks for replying to the post on the board and I hope you will continue to correspond and I can be reached directly at slytemp2 at aol dot com. I tried to reply to your email on the post you sent, however it just came back to me.

Re: I am a Madden in Michigan

Intuitive1_1 — 2011-11-12 02:25:25Z

Good Evening Pattilee,
Are you still looking for information on Maddens's from Mauston WI? I am married to Mark Madden from Mauston and have been researching his family a rather large one I might add. His great great Grandfather was David Madden of Mauston. Let me know if you are still interested I might be able to help you.

Eileen Madden
Intuitive1@wi.rr.com

Re: MADDEN of Belfast & Liverpool

anto09 — 2011-10-25 11:34:24Z

Found this baptism

William Madden
8th October 1843 St patrick's R.C. Belfast
Father Edward Madden
Mother Mary Toner
Sponsor Biddy Brown

Brother Charles born 1850
Sister Eliza born 1852
ancestryireland.com

MADDEN of Belfast & Liverpool

MaryTeresa26 — 2011-10-24 20:47:23Z

Hi, I am tracing my Madden family tree. They have lived between Belfast & Liverpool since early 1800s - present. I am lookin' 4 info on -

(1) William b. 1844 & Mary Ann (Gallagher) Madden - great great grandparents married 1866 Bow Street, Belfast - lived 2B The Mews 1881, Denmark St. 1891, East St, Waterloo 1901 & 1911.
Children:
Belfast births - Thomas Bernard b. 1865, Rose Ellen b. 1867, William b. 1869, Edward b. 1872.
Liverpool births - James b. 1875, Annie b. 1876, Cornelius b. 1878 d. 1885, Patrick Joseph b. 1879, Mary b. 1884, Henry b. 1887 - sponsors 4 Henry - Matthew Hurley & Catherine Hurley, Peter b. 1892 d. 1895 - sponsors 4 Peter - James & Rose Ellen Madden

(2) Thomas Bernard & Catherine (Gracey) Madden - great grandparents married 1887 Belfast lived Denmark St. 1901. Catherine Madden & children English Street, Belfast 1911. Thomas Bernard East St, Waterloo 1911.
Children:
Belfast births - Hannah b. 1888 d Belfast, Mary A b. 1891.
Liverpool births - Charlotte b. 1894 d. 1894- sponsor Ann Madden, Anna b. 1985, Rosanna b. 1897 - sponsors Patrick Joseph Madden & Rose Ellen Madden, James( my granda) b.1899 - sponsor Mary Kelly, he d.1958 Belfast.
More Belfast births - William b.1904, Thomas b.1906, Sarah b.1908 d. 1970

(3) Annie Madden b.1876 married William Jones approx. 1900 lived Marsh St. Kirkdale 1901 & Olivia St. Bootle 1911

(4) James Madden b.1875 married Annie Bird 1st 1/4 of 1900 - lived Marsh St, Kirkdale 1901. Daughter Elizabeth b.1900.

(5) Mary Madden b.1891 married ??? McQueen & was living in Olivia St. Bootle in 1958.

My great great granda William Madden b.1844 is the son of Edward Madden b.approx 1816.

Re: Madden of Hilton Park, Co. Monaghan, Ireland

1_duncan83 — 2011-10-14 01:41:44Z

Would John Madden of Hilton Park have been in Canada, specifically Toronto in 1860?

Re: madden boxers

2quietwoman2 — 2011-10-12 08:51:50Z

Billy Madden was born 1856 in England, if this helps anyone.
He had one son, William Madden, who married Anna Marie Eller, a granddaughter Cecelia Madden Cornwell ( married George Cornwell, 1 child) and grandson William T Madden (married Doris ***- last named removed for security,( 2 children)divorced, married Charlotte Federlin, don't know her maiden name: they had no children together) and great-grandson George Cornwell ( son Cecelia) and great-grandson William Thomas Madden III( son William T and Doris), great-granddaughter Patricia Norma Madden, who has had several last names: that's me) William Thomas Madden III married, no children, Patricia Madden: 2 children: Dylan Richard Smith ( married Maria Coxon-Smith)no children, Lara O Smith ( married Francisco Rubio) 2 children: Isabella Rubio, Alejandro Liam Rubio: Liam is after Billy (William) Madden!

Re: madden boxers

2quietwoman2 — 2011-10-12 08:34:43Z

Please provide me with information so we can see if there is common ground.

Re: madden boxers

2quietwoman2 — 2011-10-12 08:32:26Z

getting back to this years later!
I am unaware of any Preyers.
Billy Madden had one child- a son named William T Madden, who was schooled at Oxford England from approx 5 years old until his return to the US when he was about 20. He died in the early 1950s. I knew only a few relatives on Billy Madden's side of the family, since he had little contact with his family - his Great Aunt Kate Meyers who of course was much younger than he, since she was alive into the 1960s.