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John Madill b. 1857 Co. Monaghan

ph142 — 2012-04-09 08:40:35Z

Hello

I am a descendant of John Madill and Anne Kane b 1850 Clones, Co. Monaghan. They were married in October 1868 in Clones and had a daughter Florence in February 1869. John's father was William Madill. Anne's father was Edward Kane. I'm having trouble tracing back further and wonder if anyone else has them in their tree?

Many thanks

Jayne Garner

Re: Madills of Monaghan Ireland

vl_richardson — 2011-11-23 00:59:05Z

Hi Patricia
I was wondering if you had any birth info on Eliza Smith and the year she married Benjamin? I am a descendant of Robert and Rebecca and had searched back to Benkamin and Eliza, but have not been able to find any dates?
I would be grateful if you could provide any info or point me in the right direction.
Thanks Vicki

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

LucyNoorda66 — 2011-04-29 15:02:45Z

I am looking for any info on John Madill born in 1803 in Drum, Mon, Ireland, married Esther McConnell. Please contact me if you have any info on him.

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

LucyNoorda66 — 2011-04-28 01:11:29Z

My name is Lucy, I have been trying to get info on the Madills from Monaghan, Ireland. I have a Benjamin and Susan , they must have been cousins. He was born in 1829 and his father who was Benjamin born in 1803, married Esther McConnell. i can't get any info past him. If this fits with what you have, let me know.

Re: Benjamin Madill

DinahMCruse — 2011-04-04 13:45:23Z

Your Mary Ann Madill married our Ebenezer Madill 3 Jan 1841. One of their sons, David Absolem married Annie Holbourn 2 Nov 1870. One of their sons, Preston, married Carrie Parsons 22 Jun 1898. Their son, John Kenneth, married Margaret Isabel Hayward (my paternal Aunt) 7 Oct 1933. Their son, Kenneth Roy was married twice. I have been piecing together the Madill family history on behalf of his children (my second cousins). Can you assist with Madill history back in Monaghan, Ireland?
Dinah Cruse (nee Hayward) Toronto, ON

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

colleenlee1982 — 2011-03-28 00:44:58Z

Dear Robert.

Your family is my daughter's family, and I have done quite a bit of genealogy on them. My daughter's paternal grandfather was John David, son of William John (Jack), and Genevieve. I've gone back several generations, where they are in England. I'd be happy to share. I have some pictures available too. It's amazing how many Madill's there are. I've been working this puzzle for years, and it just keeps on going. :)

Colleen

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

LucyNoorda66 — 2011-03-26 22:25:31Z

I have been working on the Madills and haven't found very much. I would like to exchange info on Benjamin Madill, 1803, Ireland. Please contact me.

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

georgiegirl1010 — 2011-03-26 11:53:43Z

I HAVE A ELIZABETH BOAG MARRIED TO ROBERT MADILL, RENFREW SCOTLAND, HIS PARENTS WERE FROM MONAGHAN, IRELAND.

Re: Madill's from Ballymena, Antrim

CatherineSutton2010 — 2011-03-03 18:36:28Z

I am looking for information on Mary MADILL - born 1877, I think in Ballymena. Mary had a sister Elizabeth born 1881.

Mary MADILL married William Keegan - and the 1901 census shows them living in Wellington Street, Ballymena (Elizabeth visiting) and by 1911 in Suffolk Street. By then they had a son William - born 1902 - and a lodger Catherine McCURDY (aged 82 in 1911). Possibly a relative?

Any information would be most welcome.

Re: Madill's from Ballymena,Antrim

janetp273 — 2011-02-06 22:36:24Z

Wow I love the way your program works. I am on ancestry.com what program is yours?

I have some Madills and McDill's on my tree.

Mosconi Moscone

Use both names as the name of the tree

Re: Madill's from Ballymena,Antrim

janetp273 — 2011-02-06 22:33:12Z

Check out my tree Its Mosconi Moscone

Use both names above

I was just given a book and I am still updating. If you have trouble looking let me know. The family is on my husband's side.

You will find Madill's and McDills same family....

Re: Madill's from Ballymena,Antrim

Madill75 — 2011-02-06 13:51:07Z

Hello

I thought that I would pass this family tree on as it begins with Alexander Madill in Antrim Ireland. It may or may not be of use to you. I am a Madill in Ontario Canada.

http://members.shaw.ca/hal2001/ui23.htm#a95

Re: MADILL - Ireland - UPDATE

Madill75 — 2011-02-06 13:46:08Z

Hello

I continue to seek early information on my heritage in Ireland as well. I did stumble across a detailed "Madill" family tree online and my immediate/"known" family is correct. I thought that I would pass it on. Here it is:

http://members.shaw.ca/hal2001/ui23.htm#a95

This family tree is the earliest I have found. It begins with Alexander L. Madill was born circa 1809 at County Antrim, Ireland. I am in Ontario Canada.

Best of luck

Re: BENJAMIN MADILL (1819-1893) Ireland/Ontario

Madill75 — 2011-02-06 13:33:43Z

Hi there

I thought that I would pass this link on. I was delighted when I stumbled upon this detailed "Madill" family tree (and pleased that I am on it). I don't have any idea who put this together but I think that it is fantastic information about the Madill family. There is a lot of information here: http://members.shaw.ca/hal2001/ui23.htm#a95

Re: MADILL - COUNTY MONAGHAN, COUNTY CAVAN, COUNTY FERMANAGH-IRELAND

carolblaydon — 2010-06-23 20:04:25Z

i am also a decendent of john madill and mary ellen adam madill and sarah mcMinn are my great-grandparents my grandparents were james madill and mary ann sharpe my fathers name was thomas margaret madill and henry reilly are also my great grandparents my grandparents on the reilly side were william bonar reilly and margaret pickins my mothers name was maud john madill was marrid to jane johnston in eighteen forty many of the ontario madills decendents moved to manitoba and settled in the bethney clanwilliam area

family tree

jesusindebbie — 2010-01-19 08:27:23Z

looking for more info on George Franklin Madill
Born 1897 died 1936

thank you
Debbie Madill

Re: Ian MADILL from Peterborough,Ontario

whiterhinosaur — 2009-11-28 22:10:27Z

hey,
my name is Ian Johnston Madill
born september 20, 1983 in richmond hill
son of johnston edwin madill and lynn anne frizzell

email me if you got the time,
thanks

whiterhinosaur@hotmail.com

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

JessieHardy74 — 2009-10-24 16:41:12Z

The Madills in my family who settled in St Lawrence County were David and Isabella. David's father was Benjamin. No connection as far I know. Thanks for responding.
Jessie

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

colleenlee1982 — 2009-10-24 00:05:53Z

i'm sorry, it's william henry....here's my rundown, i had to grab my files...

i have madill's that settled in watertown new york, in jefferson county, right next to st lawrence county. william henry madill (b 1846 d 1934) came over in 1889 to kingston ontario candada, with his son, henry madill jr (b 1876 d 1937) and eventually settled in watertown new york. sr had previous family in cumberland county england, but they all died so he left with his only remaining son. he married grace bennett in canada and had 3 more children, frederick, james and margaret, all who were born in kingston canada. do we have a connection?

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

colleenlee1982 — 2009-10-24 00:02:14Z

i have madill's that settled in watertown new york, in jefferson county, right next to st lawrence county. william henry madill (b 1846 d 1934) came over in 1889 to kingston ontario candada, with his son, henry madill jr (b 1876 d 1937) and eventually settled in watertown new york. sr had previous family in cumberland county england, but they all died so he left with his only remaining son. he married grace bennett and had 3 more children, frederick, james and margaret, all who were born in kingston canada. do we have a connection?

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

colleenlee1982 — 2009-10-23 23:48:17Z

hello! are you part of the madill line of william thomas and jack who are from watertown new york? i'd love to hear from you if you are, you'd be part of my line :)

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

desley470 — 2009-10-23 01:05:51Z

Wonderful to have someone from same line in contact. My line is Ellen who married Alexander Lawson 1864 in County Monaghan and emigrated to Australia, where my grandfather was born

Would love to have further contact if possible and happy to swap information. Ellen and Alexander had 10 children.

Margaret Reilly also came to Australia and married a James Williams.

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

carolblaydon — 2009-10-22 18:04:32Z

margaret madill married henry reilly nov 16 1841 at age 17.My great grandparents.Children were Ellen, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Thomas, John, Margaret Elizabeth, George,Mark,and William Bonar.My grandfather.My mother was Maud Reilly she married Thomas Madill in 1922 .They came to canada in 1927.They lived at plumas manitoba canada.Maude died 1946.Thomas 1969 buried Arden cemetry Arden Manitoba

Re: William/Joseph Madill, Peterborough, Ont.

LittleHouse568 — 2009-10-03 22:16:02Z

To make it simpler to understand, here is what I have

???(I've heard both Willaim and Thomas) Medill and ??? lived in Ireland (County Cavan/Monaghan) and had the following children that came to Canada/US:

John Madill
Thomas Madill
William Madill
Joseph Madill
Christiana Madill

John and Thomas settled in Ontario.
William went to New Brunswick and then on to Ohio
Joseph went to Ohio
Christiana married Hugh Carroll and went to Ontario.

It seems we are cousins via my great great great grandfather John and your great great great grandfather Thomas. Your great great grandfather John and my great great grandmother Caroline "Carrie" would've been first cousins.

Re: William/Joseph Madill, Peterborough, Ont.

LittleHouse568 — 2009-10-03 22:00:12Z

Hi,
Yes, I totally agree. The Madill lineage is very, very confusing. It doesn't help that they used the common names John, Thomas, Joseph, John, and William over and over again.
My information came from Edith Maude Madill Anderson and my great great aunt, Gladys Madill Ranck. Both are of course gone, now.
The information I got from Maude says that John Madill had 7 children. The mother is listed as Ann Crosier/Crawford. The children are John Madill born in 1825 (this was my great great grandmother's father). Joseph Madill and William Madill (twins) born in 1818, Thomas Madill born in 1824, Betty Madill born in 1828, and then have another Thomas Madill born in 1822 and Agnes born in June 1832. Of course, John Madill is the only one I'm completely sure of. For years I didn't know anything about the twins as it just said they moved to the "Queen's Bush" and I had no clue where that was. Thomas Madill I have as married to Mary Ann McCullough. I believe the Thomas Madill born in 1822 probably died as an infant. (Have a couple instances in my family tree where they named a child the same name until one survived infancy). I do have Thomas' children as John, Jane, Mary, and Matthew, but no further information on them.
John Madill (the original) had a brother named Thomas born in 1798 that married a Mary Moncrief. They had a son Joseph born in 1837 that lived in Cavan, Durham County, Ontario, Canada. His son William was my great great grandfather. William married Carrie Madill who was the daughter of John Madill, the son of the original John Madill. In a nutshell, I descend from two of the brothers that came over from Ireland.....John and Thomas. My understanding was that there was a sister, Christiana and a brother William and another one Joseph. William Medill was the one who settled in Ohio and had the famous son Joseph Medill, Mayor of Chicago (this I can not prove...it is all hearsay). The brother, Joseph was supposedly a sheep farmer in Ohio. And, of course, you already know that Christiana married Hugh Carroll.
I have collected some documentation, but I must tell you it has been very frustrating. I pretty much just shelved it all. I went so far as to visit Lake Forest College in Chicago where they have a Joseph Medill Library and also contacted the archivist at Cantigny Park at the Robert R. McCormack Museum in Chicago to go through some of Joseph Medill's papers pertaining to family history of the Medills. I did copy some of that information (as much as they'd allow) but really didn't learn anything that I didn't already know. There was some correspondance with Joseph Medill's family from Christiana Carroll's descendents. The thing is, these people were pretty cagey about their past and their background. They did not make it easy for us.
If you'd care to e-mail me at lauraengel at yahoo dot com I'll share what info. I can and would like to know a bit more about your line. Thanks for posting.

Re: William/Joseph Madill, Peterborough, Ont.

nhammer9204 — 2009-10-03 19:32:46Z

The Medills of Cavan/Maryborough are indeed a confusing lot. My ggg-grandfather was Thomas Medill. From information I have been able to gather and piece together two, (possibly three)brothers emigrated to Cavan from Ireland. The brothers were Thomas and John. John was the father of the twins William and Joseph, born in 1818. He was also the father of Thomas (b. 1824) my ggg-grandfather, Elizabeth and Christianna - there may have been other siblings. According to John's will dated 1860, the mother of the twins was Anne Crawford. I don't have any information on the mother(s) of the other children. "My" Thomas married Mary Ann McCullough, they had four children: John, Mary Ann, Jane and Matthew. My gg-grandfather John was the oldest. Mary Ann died when John was about 9, Matthew was 2. Thomas sold his property to a cousin (Eliza a daughter of Christianna-Medill-Carroll), sent John to live with his grandfather John while the younger 3 remained with Eliza and her husband. Thomas then headed for Colorado where he joined his sister Elizabeth and her husband William Dally as verified in the 1860 census for Boulder County. John, Mary Ann and Matthew later followed him to Colorado. Thomas and John became cattle ranchers/farmers in the Rye, Colorado area. John married Evangeline Eakins and they had 7 children. John died in 1899 and is buried in Brookside Cemetery in Rye. Thomas seems to have wandered off again as I have not been able to locate any records on his death, although he is rumored to have passed away somewhere in Colorado.

I also have some information on the McCulloughs and some of their relationships with the Medills/Madills.

Re: MADILL - DRUM,MONAGHAN & SURROUNDING AREAS

rachelcowan1 — 2009-05-23 15:51:53Z

Hello - new to this board. I've finally discovered that my great (x2) grandmother Rachel MADILL came from Monaghan. She married John WILSON 7 December 1852 in Drum 2nd Presbyterian Church. They had at least three children - William, John and Ellen and moved to Lanarkshire, Scotland, between 1871 and 1881. Rachel Madill died in 1907 in Scotland and was born in Ireland around 1829. Her husband, John Wilson, was born in Ireland around 1828 and died in Scotland in 1916.

Rachel Madill's parents were, I think, Joseph Madill and Ann Carter. I have no information on them.

Re: William/Joseph Madill, Peterborough, Ont.

LittleHouse568 — 2009-05-04 00:50:34Z

Sharon,
The Madill line got to be so confusing that I just eventually shelved it. Even in my own line there is conflicting info about Thomas and John's father and their siblings and no one can really proove anything including myself. I have John Madill married to Ann Crosier/Crawford and son John Madill married to Elizabeth Tait. On my other Madill line, I have Thomas Madill married to ? Moncrief (we think Mary Anne) and 2nd marriage to Mary Tate (not related to Elizabeth). I've seen info saying that John and Thomas' father was either a William Medill (Professor of Theosophy and the author of a book about the end times or possibly a ship builder) or a Thomas Medill. It does appear John and Thomas had a sister Christiana Medill who married a Hugh Carroll and lived near Guelph, Ontario. There's also some speculation that William Medill, father of Joseph Medill, Mayor of Chicago during the big fire, may have been another brother. I do know there was a Joseph Medill who was a brother that was a sheep farmer in Ohio. But, really, all of that is just speculation. There's really no proof that I've seen.
I did at one time try to collect info. on all the Madills in Ontario and try to sort them out........but that just prooved impossible. That was back when I had more time to work with it, too.
I do believe there were quite a few Madill/Medill families in County Monaghan and County Cavan, Ireland and we're probably all distant cousins. It would've been a lot easier if there weren't so many Thomas, William, Joseph, and Johns!

Re: William/Joseph Madill, Peterborough, Ont.

SharonOConnor99 — 2009-05-03 23:21:42Z

Hi
I am related to the Madill family. I have information on Thomas, Joseph, David and many others.
David Madill married Jane Hammil who had 1 daughter Elizabeth Bartley to anotehr marriage. Elizabeth married Robert Jamieson.
Thomas Madill married Jane Minnigan
John Madill married Mary Anne(I have been told that Mary Anne and Jane were siblings and they each married Madill Brothers
It is possible that David, Thomas and Joseph were all brothers as they all came from the same area and around the same time.
Have lots to share and am so eager to get back into my family tree...Computer crashed and just recently got another one.
Sharon

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

patblake_1 — 2009-04-13 02:10:55Z

I have had no luck yet researching the Madills in my line.
Francis Duffy and wife Jane Madill emigrated to Canada around 1834-1844 with their 5 children, according to Canadian census records all were born in Ireland. Francis Duffy died in 1857 near Kingston, Ontario and from death & census records, etc he was born c1800. I think Jane died in 1850 but the record is minimal. Their children were Mary Ann c 1827; John c 1828; Samuel c 1830; James c 1832 and William c 1834 - 1841 (depending on the record). They all lived and died in Pittsburgh Township just east of Kingston. Mary Ann married Robert Clarke and they became my g-g-grandparents. Samuel and John married Elizabeth Henry and Ellen Henry respectively - I suspect these girls were related and there were only about 500 people in that whole area in the mid-1850's so it's likely they were sisters or cousins. James married Isabela Leggett. I have no records for William. If any of these names fit your research, please email me pat.blake@sympatico.ca. I would love to track my Madill's to Ireland. Thanks.

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

JessieHardy74 — 2009-04-11 17:01:45Z

Mr. Madill,
I would love to correspond with you on our possible family connection. My email is jessiehardy@netzero.net I
am looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you,
Jessica

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

rmadill1 — 2009-04-10 19:13:23Z

Jesse,
You are probably looking for my branch of the family. I think! My grandparents and dad are form Watertown in St Lawrence county New york. The family first came through Canada where one member was a doctor in charge of some sort of hospital/asylum. There are still some cousins(barbara) up there on both sides of the border). I have been to dublin and done some research on the Madills of Monaghan. I have been hosting children from N Ireland as part of a summer program . Their parents tell me there are many madills as Monaghan is just over the border in the republic.

I hope to hear from you.

Robert P Madill Jr

Re: Madill's from Ballymena,Antrim

mecatelady — 2009-03-23 01:19:56Z

Hi,

I'm not sure if you were strictly looking for someone from Ireland to reply but I wanted to ask you if you had any info on Jane and where and year That her and Samuel were married.
My Mothers maiden name was Madill, her Sister did a complete Geneology.Info I have is... Samuel McDill (b. 1828 in Balleymena) married Jane Blouglass (possibly Douglas) b.1831, town unknown. They immigrated to Bells Hill, Scotland.
Does this info go with what you have?

Thanks,
Teresa

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

patmitchell176 — 2009-03-16 03:52:28Z

Hi Jessie....

I am so bogged down with trying to sort out the Madill family....lol

Everytime I think I have a little break through...four more blocks jump up...

But..it will fall into place somewhere...

I am waiting on some more info from Ireland...a list of all Madill that farmed..and where...it may help many of us see which branch's we come from..

I do know that there were 4 Madill's in 1700...but it doesn't five their ages..so I don't know if they were brothers..or sons of one Madill..or what...they all lived with a couple miles of each other...

So..still sifting through papers..

I will keep the Madill board updated as I can.

Sorry that I can't help right now..but will try my best.

Patti

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

JessieHardy74 — 2009-03-10 18:46:53Z

I am looking for info pertaining to Madill's from Monaghan that settled in St Lawrence County , NY. Oldest Madill I have so far is Benjamin born abt 1760 - wife unknown , he had two sons that I know about so far David 1781 - 1861 who married in Ireland Isabella Munhallan 1785 - 1869. Both died in St Lawrence County, NY Childrens names are Abel , Mary, Charlotte and William. The other son of Benjamin is Abel Madill born 1784 who married Eleanor Stillman. Children of this marriage were Martha, Letitia, Thomas, Isabella, Agnes,Benjamin, Nelson and Charles. It is believed that they first went to Canada before coming to New York. Any helpful info would be greatly appreciated.

MADILL - Ireland - UPDATE

patmitchell176 — 2008-12-24 03:28:47Z

I am starting to get pieces of information that confirms my thoughts that most of the Madill from or in Ireland are all connected.

I have had some files sent to me from others...but I need a lot more to keep tying the pieces together.

LATEST NEWS - in 1665 there were no Madills in Ireland that I can find. By 1705..I now have four...they all lived within 3/4 of a mile of each other...they all rented from the same landlord...they cover to adjoining Townlands...Toneytallagh and Fostery
They are all within 1 1/2 miles of Drum

The names are John, James, Thomas and William
I still don't have ages..so they could be father and sons..or brothers...

Please send me your info guys so I can keep working on this.

Thanks
Patti

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

114464 — 2008-12-19 03:01:32Z

I have a Benjamin Madill, born in 1829. He married a Susan Madill(probably a cousin). His father was also Benjamin, born in 1803 and married Esther McConnell. The first Benjamin had 10 children and His father had 2 children.

Re: MADILL - DRUM,MONAGHAN & SURROUNDING AREAS

114464 — 2008-11-21 00:44:03Z

Pat, my name is Lucy. I have family from that area. I have a Benjamin who was born in 1829 in Drum, Monaghan. He married a Susan Madill. It might have been a cousin. They had 10 children. They had a son, John who was born in 1878 in Scotland. He married Nora Rasmussen. They had 13 children. I think they migrated to Ontario, Canada. I would appreciate any information that you have in regards to this family.

Re: MADILL - DRUM,MONAGHAN & SURROUNDING AREAS

patmitchell176 — 2008-10-18 20:46:44Z

Missed all of my alerts..moved and have new address now...Name used to be Patricia Profit...now back to maiden name of Patricia Mitchell...new address for any Madill info is

pat.mitchell@shaw.ca

Ths Patti

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

patmitchell176 — 2008-10-18 20:41:36Z

Hi there...I haven't received any notices as I moved a couple years ago and am now just getting back into my genealogy...

I also have Madill's who went to Australia..Would be pleased to talk to you...my new e-mail address is

pat.mitchell@shaw.ca

Patti

BEN MADILL, age, 95 , Canadian," (Veteran W.W. II),

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-09-30 04:28:31Z

MADILL, BEN (Veteran W.W. II)

Passed away suddenly at home on Sunday, July 27, 2008 in his 95th year. Ben, beloved husband of the late Nina (Johnson). Loving father of June and her husband LaVerne Heard of Orono, Ben and his wife Linda Madill of Westmeath,
and the late Bill Madill
survived by his wife Carol.
Dear grandfather of Wanda Ross (Randy), Doug Kramer (Barb), Nancy Steele, Tammy Crossey (Randy), Tyler Madill and Amber Madill (Joel).
Lovingly remembered by 10 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild. Lovingly remembered by his sister Gladys Colton and predeceased by his brothers and sisters.

Friends may pay their respects at MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 4 Division Street, Bowmanville on Wednesday, July 30, 2008 from 7 – 9 p.m. Funeral service in the MORRIS CHAPEL on Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 1 p.m. Interment Pontypool Cemetery. Donations to Orono United Church or the Kidney Foundation would be gratefully appreciated.

Orono United Church ,"

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

Elizabethbogue62 — 2008-06-25 11:39:27Z

Hi Pat,
I live in Australia but have lots of cousins Moores from Clones Monaghan.I am enquiring for someone here who has Madills from Monaghan in her ancestory.She has an Agnes Madill,father Richard and grandfather Joseph.I am interested in the Monaghan Madills who came to Australia.Many thanks Liz Mahon

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

Elizabethbogue62 — 2008-06-25 11:29:47Z

Hi Pat,

Re: MADILL - DRUM,MONAGHAN & SURROUNDING AREAS

114464 — 2008-06-05 00:53:46Z

Jules, the Benjamin on your line doesn't match mine.I have one born in 1829 and his father in 1803. I have a William Madill born in 1856 and I don't have any information on his wife or children. Most of my Madills were born in Monagham, Ireland and a John born in 1878 in Scotland and married Susan Madill. I haven't had much success on getting much information on this line. Lucy

Re: MADILL - DRUM,MONAGHAN & SURROUNDING AREAS

JSureau — 2008-06-04 19:06:19Z

My wifes family is William Madill married to Mary Park. They had 10 daughters and no sons.Her great grandmother was Racheal Madill the 2nd oldest daughter. She was married to George Collins of Pickering area. He died 1862 he was 46 yrs.11 mo.& 9 days buried in Pickering,Uxbridge cemetery and left this widow with all these daughters.I have that a John Madill and Jane are the Parents of William and James this is from Willams Will. That William and James Madill are definetly brothers. On this Will there are 2 names John Madill Sr.? and Henry S Peters as a witness. Also there is a Adam Duff (my brother in law) to execute the will. The Wills are in the Whitby Courthouse and this Will was made up on March 28 1862. I picked this Will by for 50 cents about 25 years ago when we were in Toronto. Another Madill I have is Benjamin born 1817 Died 1891 Married to Jane Park.I don't know when they were married but the first child was born in 1844, The had 11 children I have copies of the descendents.There was Henry, Rober, John, David, Sarah Ann, Hannah, Mary Rebercca, Racheal, Thomas, Phobe the last name I cannot read.
I hope this will give some idea what I have for the Madills. thank you JULES

Madills from Scotland and Ireland

114464 — 2008-05-02 00:03:07Z

I am looking for information on Benjamin Madill who was born in 1829 in Mon. Ireland. I have his children's names but not spouses. He married Susan Madill. I have his parents but I can't get anything past his parents who are Benjamin and Esther. Lucy

Re: MADILL - DRUM,MONAGHAN & SURROUNDING AREAS

114464 — 2008-05-01 23:38:28Z

I have Madills from that area. I have a Benjamin Madill born in 1829 who married Susan Madill. Also his father Benjamin Madill who married Esther McConnell. I can't get anything past them. my email address is lucynoorda@comcast.net

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

114464 — 2008-05-01 16:10:27Z

I have family from Monaghan, Ireland and also Scotland. I have John Madill who Married Eleanora Rasmussen. I also have Benjamin Madill who married Susan Madill and His father Benjamin Madill who married Esther McConnell. Lucy

Re: Madills of County Monaghan Ireland

ginalawrie35 — 2008-04-26 13:28:56Z

I have a Robert Madill married to Elizabeth Boag, from Scotland. Roberts parents were John Madill and Christina Moore, married 1829, Clones, Monaghan, Ireland.

Re: Lillie Richardson J.A. Madill- Manitoba,1800s

patmitchell176 — 2008-01-17 06:00:06Z

Hi there...I have been off line for some time..and moved..now back at my family tree in full force..if you are still insterested in exchanged info...please let me know..I look forward to talking with you.

Ths
Patti