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Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

vnoonan122 — 2012-02-18 22:36:09Z

Hi Robert,

Unfortunately I have no information on the Gaham name. I am trying to interpret the spelling of the maiden name of my ggg grandmother. The spelling on her son's marriage certificate is difficult to read. My specific interest is in the Marmion name of Kilmessan, Ireland.
Best of luch with your searching, it is very difficult to find specific information for Ireland due to the loss of records.

Cheers, Virginia

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

robjg09 — 2012-02-18 18:35:50Z

Hi

I am searching for more information on my great great great great grandfather Morris Gaham born 1803 in Kerry Ireland I notice that you mention Mary Mahon Gaham have you any more information on the Gaham family in Ireland I hope you can help on this.

Regards

Robert

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

1_jcmar — 2011-09-21 10:42:04Z

Elizabeth
Nice to trace to a starting point and best of luck going back further into your branch.
Jim

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

ElizabethMarmion — 2011-09-21 08:32:16Z

Jim
I found that my great-grandfather John Marmion was born in Dundalk in 1837. He died in Brisbane, Australia in July 1863. His father was Thomas Marmion off Dundalk, a tanner, who had property in Park Street and Clanbrassil street.
His mother was Theresa McCann.
Good luck, Elizabeth

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

1_jcmar — 2011-09-20 20:45:01Z

Elizabeth
Hope you found what you were looking for on the meath marmion side.My family are 'meath marmions' and always interested in knowing more about the extended family.I hit dead ends many years ago on tracing family roots so glad if you were able to connect the dots.
Jim

Ellen Marmion

jessicaroche1 — 2011-02-04 01:23:24Z

Looking for any information on ancestors of Ellen Marmion, born abt 1823 in Ireland. Parents are Anthony Marmion and Elizabeth.
Immigrated from London to Sydney Australia aboard 'Woodbridge' on 08 Mar 1842

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

vnoonan122 — 2010-11-03 10:12:14Z

Hi Elizabeth,
It is great to hear from you again. I too am in contact with Jimmy Finnegan, his email and yours reached me at a similar time. The story I got from a great aunt who died in 1980s at the early age of 90, told me that two brothers came out from Ireland Peter (my g-g-g grandfather) and his brother (never new name). They landed in WA, Peter came around to Victoria and the other brother stayed in WA. It seems from Jimmy's emails that John might have died in WA, but I have not been able to find any trace in WA records, nor shipping records, but I too will go back over old ground.
This is such exciting news, I have been searching this line for 30 years, being a direct relative (my maiden name is Marmion). Hope to hear from you again soon. Happy to share what ever information I find.

My personal email address is vnoonan@tpg.com.au

Cheers, Virginia

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

ElizabethMarmion — 2010-11-02 12:52:38Z

Virginia, hello!

James Finnegan has shared an impressive amount of information about the Marmions in Meath. I think he has definitely found my great-grandfather. I believe that Peter Edward Marmion was your great-great-grandfather? His marriage in Melbourne suggests that my vague belief, that John and Elizabeth Marmion went there , may be right.
I have looked at the passenger lists for both John and Peter Edward without success but must go back for another try. Thank you for your message.

Best wishes, Elizabeth

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

vnoonan122 — 2010-11-02 02:30:38Z

Hi Elizabeth,

Thanks for your email. I just received an email from James Finnegan last week re the Marmion's in Ireland. I am going to spend some time today looking through all the information. It is exciting after so many years (eg 30 years of searching) that I have finally found somebody who can hopefully help me with the missing links. I will start doing some searching in WA for John Marmion's grave and see what I can find out. Will definitely keep you informed, you never know what I will be able to dig up at this end.

It is so exciting,

cheers, Virginia

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

ElizabethMarmion — 2010-10-31 17:15:02Z

Greetings, Virginia!
It seems probable that your great-great-grandfather was the brother of the John Marmion who was my g-g-father. I have recently been sent a lot of information by Ancestry member James Finnegan and he has established a lot of material about the Marmion family in Meath, Ireland. I now know that my grandmother was Elizabeth Mary Marmion, nee Finegan, and that she was already the mother of Elizabeth, born 186o in Louth, Ireland. John died fairly soon after reaching Australia and his widow returned to Ireland where she re-married. She was very young, about fifteen, when she married and had a child .
I did not know any of this when I read your message in April. Perhaps by now, you know a lot more about your
g-g-father Peter Edward.
Best wishes, Elizabeth

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

ElizabethMarmion — 2010-04-24 15:56:00Z

I am grateful to hear from you but am really woefully ignorant of any detailed information. My paternal grandmother was born Elizabeth Marmion, about 1860.Family legend has it that she was born in Australia but was taken back to Ireland when her father died.
She died in 1920 while my father was at sea. This was long before my parents married so the only stories come from my father's memories of what he had known as a boy.
I have no reason for my belief that the Marmions went to Melbourne just a feeling that I was told that once.
I suspect that there must be a record of his death there if that is where he died. He would have had a Catholic funeral. His wife was the daughter of Lawrence Finegan, a brewer in Navan, Meath.
I'm sorry this doesn't tell you very much.
Best wishes, Elizabeth

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

vnoonan122 — 2010-04-24 07:43:49Z

Hi,

I am not sure whether there is a connection or not. The family folk lore is that two brothers did come to Australia, my great-great grandfather Peter Marmion about 1861. This date is confirmed because of his marriage to Mary Morris (nee O'Brien) at the Catholic church in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. I am curious to hear from you regarding information you may have about your great-grandfather here in Australia and in Ireland. Hopefully, together we can find some of the missing jigsaw.

Cheers, Virginia

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

ElizabethMarmion — 2010-04-13 09:46:06Z

I am searching for my great-grandfather Marmion. (possibly John) He and his wife went to Australia around 1860 when my grandmother was born. He died and his widow returned to Ireland, where she later remarried. Great-grandmother Josephine Finegan was from Navan, Meath. I am very interested in the possibility that he may have gone to Australia because some of his family were there already.

Information search

tyrrel164 — 2010-02-06 22:08:21Z

Searching for information for the name Marmion - as previously stated - linking my middle name Marmion to my surnmae Smith. (Note I have changed my email address since 2001).

Alice Marmion and Edwards

vnoonan122 — 2010-01-26 11:52:04Z

Hi,

I am related to this line and have quite a lot of information.If you are still interested please let me know. We may have already been in contact.

Cheers Virginia

Re: Lydia Ingraham Hall Marmion

wilsonfive1 — 2009-10-30 17:58:12Z

Charlie- Have information on Lydia Ingraham Hall Marmion. Please contact me at wilsonfive@cox.net

Chris Wilson
Dunn Loring, VA

Re: Marmion family from County Meath Ireland

vnoonan122 — 2009-07-23 08:32:17Z

Hi,

I am searching the Marmion families who live in County Meath Ireland.

My great-great grandfather was Peter Edward Marmion who came to Australia. His parents were Patrick Marmion born 1 January 1800, County Meath Ireland. He married Mary Mahon Gaham?

My great-great grandfather had three brothers that I know of James, John and Patrick

If you have any leads that may assist with more information on the Marmions from County Meath I would appreciate it.

Thanks, Virginia Noonan (nee Marmion)

Re: Look-up John MARMION British Army

talk329 — 2007-10-10 13:29:36Z

Thank you, I will.
Therese

Re: Look-up John MARMION British Army

genealogyresearcher — 2007-10-10 12:35:02Z

Try the UK boards

Re: Look-up John MARMION

genealogyresearcher — 2007-10-10 12:34:14Z

Christening/Baptismal is all you can hope for.
Vital event registration did not start until 1869.

Military John MARMION

talk329 — 2007-10-07 16:48:36Z

Family history indicates John wanted to avoid the British Army. He had served once, consequently, he escaped second duty but this is only surmised.
I need his Serial Number but do not know how to get it without more detail about John. Thank you

John Marmion

talk329 — 2007-10-07 16:45:23Z

Looking for SKS to do a look-up for birth record on John MARMION........all I have is born in CANADA.
Had a son, James born 12 March 1853 in CANADA.
No trace of JOHN MARMION and wife's name unknown.
All help appreciated.

Look-up John MARMION British Army

talk329 — 2007-10-07 16:40:10Z

John Marmion born about 1826, was in British Army. Do not know the date. Can anyone provide help or information as to where this man may be found.

Luke MARMION Oklahoma Territory 1896

Debbiec818 — 2006-10-22 18:05:22Z

I have an Abstract and Title for 160 acres in the Oklahoma territory (Oklahoma County) granted to Luke Marmion on April 23, 1896 by United States by Grover Cleveland, Pres. Luke then sold it, less than a year later on March 13, 1897, to Charles Cater for $1,800.

This abstract continues on about 30 or 40 pages until it reaches January 29th, 1946.

Oher owners: Holmes & Gay, Chas. M. Cordell, William H. Hoffman, Mary A. Hodge & Jesse P. Hodge (her husband), J.C. Hamilton, S.M. Gloyd, J.H. McConnell, Eliza Morange, Minnie Schwarz, M.C. Smythe, E.H. Campbell & Agnes B. Smythe Campbell, his wife, Edna Kelsch, Elizabeth K. Smythe & C.C. Smythe, husband & wife, C.S. Hagerman, Meechei W. Colter, Helen Limerick, G.F. Wilson, J.A. Hagemeister. First Mortgage Loan Company.

Re: Frank Marmion Lee Co. Iowa

2006-06-19 19:27:51Z

Isn't ancestry.com and marvil for putting family together. Brenda

Re: Marmion

2006-06-19 19:26:36Z

I am thrilled to hear from you. I will be emailing you. Let me know what information you have on the Kendall and I will tell you all about Rosetta. I do have a large portrait of Rosetta's Dad. Uncle Charlie Rosetta's son had lots of pictures but they were all lost. Brenda

Re: Frank Marmion Lee Co. Iowa

2006-06-19 19:03:52Z

Brenda: This is so great I bet you have great storys about the family. I live in IL and have been to Keokuk many times doing research. Fred Kendall the brother of Rosetta was my grandfather he married Alice Osborn (I think) we will have to share storys. E-mail me soon.
panadabeargirl@yahoo.com
Your cus from IL Marlene

Re: Marmion

2006-06-19 18:55:41Z

Brenda: I am so happy to here from you. Rosetta was my grandfather Fred Kendall's sister. I do not have a lot of info but I have several pictures of Rosetta and Frank's family. I would love to share with you. My e-mail address is
panadabeargirl@yahoo.com
Let me hear from when you have time Marlene

Re: Frank Marmion Lee Co. Iowa

2006-06-19 14:26:21Z

Email me. What ever you want to know I have about them. They were my Great Grandparents and I knew them til their deaths. My mom was raised by them. My Grandmother was their daughter

Re: Marmion

2006-06-19 14:21:53Z

Frank and Rosetta were my great grandparents. Oh my gosh I am so thrilled to hear from you. What is the family connection. Which one do you belong to.
My Grandmother was their daughter.
Brenda

Frank Marmion Lee Co. Iowa

2006-06-18 20:38:54Z

Looking for information on Frank Marmion and wife Rosetta (Zettie) Kendall Marmion. They are burried in Meeks Cementary close to Vincennes, They lived in Vincennes I believe untill there death. Rosetta was the daughter of Charles and Mary Kendall, Charles was living with them at the time of his death. I have family picture of them I would like to share.
Thanks Marlene

Re: Marmion

2006-06-18 20:27:09Z

Brenda: My great Aunt was Rosetta(Zettie) Kendall Marmion She married Frank Marmion in Lee Co. Iowa. Would Zettie and Frank be in your family line.
Thanks Marlene

Re: family

2006-05-12 10:56:08Z

Hi

My grandfather was Gerald Marmion, born 1900 and he died in the 70's. Survived service in both world wars but this did tell later. Final service was in Burma as acting Captain in the artillery, where he was awared the military cross (but he never wore his medals - he said the ones who did give everything gave their lives)

Mention of Ireland is of great interest, as Gerald was offered some Flax mills over there by his family (the Marmions), but declined. (His family also owned a shipping company).

My grandfather spent his later years in Deganway, N. Wales with my Grandmother.

Any information linking with this would be greatly received.

Regards

Simon

Re: new website

2006-02-18 16:53:39Z

the address is
www.marmionfamilytree.com

new website

2006-02-18 16:51:47Z

we have alot of information on Marmions in the US...and elsewhere, from our search of our own branch, all Marmions are welcome to see if they can find more info on thier ancestors...we try and post new stuff all the time...we have lots...and it's time consuming to post it all, so just check back often. We want to build a central Marmion community...share info in the US and wordlwide....we belive they were all connected in 18th century Ireland somehow...it would be intresting to find out...you can post your own family pictures and leave messeges to others
Happy Hunting.

Lydia Ingraham Hall Marmion

2005-12-18 14:45:44Z

Looking for information or family on Lydia Ingraham Hall born 23 December 1817 Portland Maine she was the daughter of John Hancock Hall and Statira Preble, her grandfather was Colonel Esaias Preble from Maine and her grandmother was Lydia Ingraham. Her father John Hall invented the Breech-Loading Rifle , sold his gun patent to the United State's Goverment and moved to run the gun plant at Harpers Ferry Va. Lydia Ingraham Hall married a Dr. Marmion belive his first name was Robert. Lydia had the following brothers and sisters.
1-John Jr.
2-William Augusta
3-Willard Preble
4-Mary
5-Annie Statira- my 2nd great grand-mother
6-George Henry
John Hall came to Randolph Co. Missouri in 1840

Thanks Charlie

Re: James Barrus Marmion

bboecher1 — 2005-10-11 10:19:28Z

Elizabeth,

I have some of the information you are seeking on the Marmion line. My wife is directly related to the Louisiana and Texas branch of the Marmion.

Please email me if you would like to share data.

Barry Boecher

Re: family

bboecher1 — 2005-10-11 10:17:01Z

Hi Kelli,

If your email address is still correct we have been researching the Marmion line for the past year. My wife was Sherry Eileen Marmion whos grandfather was related to the Tucson line of Marmion.

Re: Marmion, worlwide

timkevin — 2005-08-22 17:09:55Z

My paternal grandmother was a marmion (irish), I suppose kelli should start by seeing how far back she can get with her names and dates and then we can see where to go. Tim

Re: family

boecher1 — 2005-08-16 10:22:07Z

Kelli,

Is there a Charles F Marmion in your family line. If so you are part of the Arthur Marmion line that came to the U.S. in 1838-40.

Email me if you need more information

Barry Boecher

Re: James Barrus Marmion

boecher1 — 2005-08-16 10:22:07Z

I have been searching the family as well and have located data.

Barry Boecher
Beaumont, TX

Nancy Sears Marmion obit from NY 2001

LauraRivers518 — 2005-05-30 00:16:30Z

LAKE PLACID — Nancy Sears Marmion, 57, of Hyland Avenue, Lake Placid, died Saturday morning, April 7, 2001, at the Adirondack Medical Center in Saranac Lake after a lengthy illness.

She was born in Lake Placid, April 20, 1943, the daughter of Frank and Betty Alford Sears. She was a graduate of Lake Placid High School Class of 1961.

Nancy worked for the Town of North Elba for 20 years and most recently was a bus driver for the Lake Placid Senior Citizens.

Mrs. Marmion is survived by four daughters and their husbands, Barbara and Andrew Rosser of Colorado Springs, Colo., Rebecca LaDue of Tupper Lake, Stephanie Burdick of Lake Placid, and Nancy and Brian Reed of Lake Placid; two sons, Michael Merrill of Lake Placid and Billy Marmion and his wife, Lori, of Gabriels. She is also survived by her father, Frank Sears Sr. of Lake Placid; two sisters and their husbands, Natalie and Allan Clark of Moriah Center, N.Y., and Betsy and Roger Richards of Lake Placid. She is also survived by two brothers and their wives, Frank and Anita Sears of Lake Placid and Donald and Beverly Sears of Beekmantown, N.Y. There are also nine grandchildren surviving.

Nancy was an avid bowler and belonged to the Women’s Bowling League. Friends may call at the Clark Funeral Home in Lake Placid on Tuesday, April 10, from 3 to 5:30 p.m., with a funeral service to follow at 5:30 p.m. with the Rev. Alan Macnab officiating. Donations may be made to the Lake Placid Senior Citizens or the High Peaks Hospice in her memory.

Im not related
info from www.PressRepublican.com
obituary archives

Hugh Marmion 1724, London, England

annsa — 2004-12-11 11:00:53Z

I have transcribed an indenture and there is a Hugh Marmion mentioned as living in Bucklersbury and Wallbrook in London. The indenture is dated 1724. This is all the info I have as HM must have been a tenant living in a property in this area owned by the Fulham family of Compton, Surrey, England

Ann Sadler

Re: family

2004-08-12 20:00:17Z

Mr, Boecher,
Thank you so much for your response.Well, my grandfather was named Charles Marmion, but I am not quite sure of his middle initial. If you have any further info I would greatly appreciate it.I am very curious as to what the origin of my last name is because I have been told by some family members it is from England, others say it is from Ireland. Since I am Hispanic I am highly interested as to how far back the Hispanic influence goes. All of the members of my family in town are Hispanic as well. I only have the knowledge of my grandfather being of mixed race and marrying my mexican grandmother. Thank you so much for all your time and attention to this- i really appreciate it!!

Re: WILLIAM HENRY MARMION

bjspriggs — 2004-05-15 17:38:49Z

Where was William located. My G Grandfather had a brother William.

Re: Marmion, worlwide

bjspriggs — 2004-05-15 17:38:49Z

my ggg grandfather was michael marmion from county louth itrland

Re: James Barrus Marmion

JohnGattis65 — 2004-03-30 14:21:55Z

I am researching this family also. I have James Barrus Marmion's birth as April 25, 1871 Washington PArrish, LA. He died 8-23-1939 in Harris Co., TX

James Barrus Marmion

marmiob — 2003-08-26 04:23:12Z

Looking for information on James Barrus Marmion (some listings have his middle name as Barnes) Born in 1871 or 1873. in Washington Parish, Louisiana to Henry M. and Mary Elizabeth Marmion. (Henry is related to Authur...I believe..Arthur was born in Ireland 1790, moved to MD, MS, then New Orleans, & elsewhere in LA..Landry Parish, Washington Parish...then to Harris Co. (Houston) TX) James Barrus Marmion was the last Mayor of Houston Heights, right before it was incorporated into Houston. He then worked for the Houston City Hall. His wife was Mary Josephine Harris. They had a daughter Cora Marmion who married W.C. Hutchison of Tulsa, OK. they had a son Billy Jr. James and Mary also had a son James Barrus Marmion Jr. James Jr. married Alma Catherine Chavannes thier children were James Barrus III, Stephen Andrew, Mary Aileen (born in 1940's).
There had to have been more children......I'm at a stand still. If you recognize any of these names.....or if you have any names from Harris County (Houston) Texas please e-mail me. Thanks

Re: WILLIAM HENRY MARMION

coles29 — 2003-04-06 07:08:17Z

I am also interested in obtaining information regarding William Marmion. I am not sure if we are talking about the same one, but the William Marmion that I am looking for info on formerly lived in Phildelphia-PA area and also Brooklyn, NY. If this sounds like the same person, please contact me. Thanks, Eric

Marmion

realestlv — 2002-11-11 02:53:00Z

MILI saw your request in the messages. I do not know of your Marmion. It does not seem that their are so many around. I am looking for Alice Ann Marmion b. 1872 married to Francis Edwards. Good luck to you in your findings. sd