McAndrew - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: William McAndrew from Pennsylvania

circa_1948 — 2012-05-25 08:08:34Z

do u have a Leo McAndrew in your line (Scranton or thereabouts?) If so, can u share his stats? (birth date/place etc)

Re: Leo McAndrew, son of Mary Evans

circa_1948 — 2012-05-25 08:05:14Z

Trying to see if I have info on your Leo.
Where did he live?
When/where born?
Do u know anything abt him/his travels?
Did he ever live in Pa?
What was his occupation?
Thx

Re: McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

maelfitz — 2012-04-15 17:32:23Z

hI . sORRY, that is all that I have. My only real interest in the family is what happened to the children of Thomas F. Pls keep me in mind if you come across them, Thanks nd good luck to you. Mary Ellen

Re: McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

nadine585 — 2012-04-03 17:26:30Z

For your info: Tenrobb tree has Thomas W. McAndrew b. 1865 my Thomas W. was born 1844. Checked out your tree, but it seems there is only one entry.

Re: McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

maelfitz — 2012-04-02 15:43:39Z

Yes, click on maelfitz, my ancestry nic and youwill find my tree. Also look for a tree by tenrobb. He has more

Re: McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

nadine585 — 2012-04-02 01:32:08Z

Forgot to mention: check out my family tree Hurney, Balazs, Anaischik, etc.

Re: McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

nadine585 — 2012-04-02 01:24:50Z

Thank you for the info. Do you have a tree on ancestry with more information? Thomas W. McAndrew is the maternal great grandfather of my ex husband James Van Nostrand.

Re: McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

maelfitz — 2012-04-01 20:01:39Z

I have done a little bit of research on this family. Thomas wife Rebecca's maiden name was Grattan I believe. I know the family is is Scrantan in 1880 but in 1900 you will find some of them in New York City. Thomas and Rebecca died there. I am interested in wht happened to their son Thomas. He married Annie Fitzpatrick in Manhattan around 1895 and they had two daughters, Annie married Walter Housman and Mary E. I have been unable to find what happened to Mary E. Hope thi helps. Good luck to you>

McAndrew from/around Omaha

leyvaguerrero1 — 2012-03-22 05:56:36Z

Hi everyone,
I am researching my husband's family tree he is the grandson of Theresa McAndrew (1916-2007), great grandson of Martin McAndrew (1885-1977) and according to other members of this website great great grandson of Martin McAndrew (passed 1888) married to Bridget Garvey. I am looking for additional info to confirm his great great grandfather and also looking for siblings of Martin McAndrew (1885-1977) so I can continue to add in to his tree. I would love to share with those related the tree of Theresa McAndrew with kids, grandkids, greatgrandkids.
Thanks
Elisa

Re: Mary Farrell Burke, dau. of Wm. Farrell & Mary McAndrew d. Scranton PA 1934

leyvaguerrero1 — 2012-03-22 05:38:10Z

I am doing the family tree for my husband's family. I am not sure if there is relation to either Mary McAndrew that you are both related too (Mary McAndrew born 1851) but just thought it was interesting that he is McAndrew (Martin McAndrew born 1848 Ireland) on his mom's side but there is Farrell (Andrew Farrell born 1850 Ireland)on his dad's side. Seems these two last names were common.

Re: Mary Farrell Burke, dau. of Wm. Farrell & Mary McAndrew d. Scranton PA 1934

nadine585 — 2012-03-13 01:27:01Z

I had done some more research since leaving that message. My Mary McAndrew was born abt 1874. Thanks for following up.

Re: Mary Farrell Burke, dau. of Wm. Farrell & Mary McAndrew d. Scranton PA 1934

JAMIE OBRIEN — 2012-03-13 01:21:50Z

Hi, Nadine -- Thanks for replying to my post. Since I posted in 2002, I have barely any more information than I did then. According to papers filed in Lackawann County by her husband, William Farrell, she died around 1888 and did not leave a will.

In the 1860 and 1870 census, Mary McAndrew Farrell and her husband William, were living in Blakley Township (Archbald - Olyphant) PA in Lackawanna County.

At this point, it's hard to say if there is a connection between our McAndrews. My Mary McAndrew Farrell was born in Ireland about 1835 or so.

I'm sorry this is all I have to offer right now.

Jamie

Re: Mary Farrell Burke, dau. of Wm. Farrell & Mary McAndrew d. Scranton PA 1934

nadine585 — 2012-03-10 21:35:01Z

I have a Mary b.1874 born in Pa. daughter of Thomas W. McAndrew b.1844 Ireland, lived in Scranton. Wife Rebecca b.1846. 1880 census her siblings: Fanny, 1865, Edward T. 1866, Christopher 1873, Thomas F. 1877, William G. 1879, Rhea 1886. Any connection? Nadine jmarrone@tampabay.rr.com

McAndrew, Thomas W. b.1844 lived in Scranton wife Rebecca

nadine585 — 2012-03-10 19:55:33Z

researching Thomas W. McAndrew b. 1844 Ireland, lived in Scranton. Wife Rebecca b. 1846. 1880 census kids: Fanny, 1865, Edward T. 1866, Christopher 1873, Mary 1874, Thomas F. 1877, William G. 1879, Rhea 1886.

Re: six McAndrew brothers

ddrummond991 — 2012-02-09 23:37:51Z

HI.. was very interested to read your posting this many years later.. please contact me.. I think your mother is my sister. Sterling

McANDREW Thomas G. Sr. - Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-12 16:27:45Z

PLANO, TEXAS – Thomas George McAndrew Sr., formerly of Austintown, Phio passed away on Jan. 5, 2012, in Plano, Texas.

He was preceded in death by his father, John J.; his mother, Regina; and a brother, Joe.

He is survived by his wife, Dolores; son Thomas II and his wife, Darlene; grandson Thomas III; brothers John and his wife, Dolly, Harry and his wife, Sue, Robert and his wife, Linda and Paul and his wife, Martha; sisters Jean Marie and her husband, Joe and Peggy; in addition to many nieces and nephews.

“Mr. Mac,” as he was fondly called by his students, retired from Youngstown Chaney High School.
He also worked as a policeman for Mill Creek Park.

A memorial service will be held at a later date in Plano.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Tom’s memory to the Fellows Riverside Gardens in Youngstown, Ohio

Mahoning

Re: McAndrew/Mulkin families

jensuberawesome — 2011-12-06 19:11:34Z

I tried emailing this address but it was undeliverable. I am related to William McAndrew and Mary Emma Mulkin. My great grandmother is Marion Ada who had a sister, Faith and brother Donald.

Re: Seeking Descendants of McAndrew Immigrants to America from Bellmullet, County Mayo, Ireland ... c 1865

majmacsmrs — 2011-11-06 01:19:39Z

Hi Joe,

My name is Michele McAndrew Pearson. My grandfather Anthony McAndrew immigrated from Bellmullet in 1875. His father James Thomas McAndrew came here at some indeterminate time (between 1859 and 1868) but became a citizen 12/10/1868. I have just begun my research and would love to talk more. My email address is michelepearson@hotmail.com. Would love to hear from you.

Michele Pearson

Mcandrew in Liverpool 1840's 1850's

Partridge170 — 2011-10-08 19:46:54Z

Hi,
I need help in finding my Irish roots ?
So here is what i know:
My Great Great GrandMother Bridget Mcandrew ( Wecker )b.1842 Ireland d.1900 Ramsbottom.
I know she had to sister's Ann Mcandrew ( Mccormack )and Mary Mcandrew ( Sorgenfrie )all lived in Liverpool,Manchester area's.
I know there Father's name was John Mcandrew and worked as a Sailor.
I also know that in 1866 when Bridget got marryed to Ernest Wecker her father was dead.
I've read that most Mcandrew surnames come from Mayo,Ireland ?
So any help wood be great,thank you for reading.
Best Regards
Brian Partridge

Re: William Elgin McAndrew 1840-1890

jklmca — 2011-09-28 14:28:37Z

Thanks for sharing the McAndrew pictures. Our branch of the McAndrew family have very few pictures that have surfaced.

William Elgin McAndrew 1840-1890

jdatlboy — 2011-09-25 20:49:07Z

We believe William McAndrew was born in Scotland. We know he immigrated to Texas to fight in the Civil War and settled in central Georgia at The Rock and at Macon. He left photos of his mother. His daughter left photos of Uncle Jim McAndrew and Uncle Jim's family who lived in Union Springs, Alabama. Whether Uncle Jim was her father's Uncle or his brother we do not know. Attached is access to a photo gallery of these people. http://www.kodakgallery.com/gallery/sharing/shareRedirectSwi...
If anyone has any information, please contact me.
Jay Dorsey in Atlanta

Re: Mc ANDREW Robert C - Vietnam Wall section 9W

Jmcandrew143 — 2011-09-14 00:33:13Z

This was my first cousin Robert. He actually died in Cambodia.

Mc ANDREW James D - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-03 17:01:49Z

McANDREW James D - 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.

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James McAndrew - Union Springs, Bullock, AL

jdatlboy — 2011-05-30 18:48:19Z

Am looking for descendants of James McAndrew, b.abt.1825 in Scotland who settled in Union Springs. His wife Sarah Thomas b. abt. 1831 is was also from Scotland. Have photos of his family labeled Uncle Jim. My 2G grandfather was William McAndrew (1840-1890) who came from Scotland, fought for South with Terry's Texas Rangers, and settled in central Georgia. Was Jim uncle or brother to William? Have photo of William's mother - no name. Lots of questions.
Jay in Atlanta

Mc ANDREW Robert C - Vietnam Wall section 9W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-30 13:14:48Z

McANDREW Robert C - Vietnam Wall section 9W

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McAndrew from Carbondale

ccmurphy1961 — 2011-04-02 18:37:38Z

Hi-
My Great great grandmother was Honora (Annie) McAndrew who married John Dearie. Annie's parents were Mary Lynch and John MacAndrew and from what I can tell, Mary Lynch parents were Hannah Peace and John Lynch. Anyone with prior generation information knowledge would be much appreciated.

On the Dearie side, John's parents were Anna Hoffman and Henry Dearie. Anyone with prior generation knowledge would be much apprecaited.

Thank you!

Re: Mary McAndrew mJohn Sexton...7 children...late 1800s?:

kthkern — 2010-12-19 23:13:28Z

I wrote that post a number of years ago before I realized how important it was to include details.

John G Sextion born May 1858 in New York City, died 1900-1910 in PA. His wife Mary McAndrew born Nove 1864 and died aft 1920 in PA. They lived most of their married life in Scranton, PA. Known children are Estelle, Irene, Albert Joseph, John Jay , James Carl, Patrick Leroy, and William Kenneth Sexton...all born in PA except for Estelle born in NY between 1884 and 1900.

I do not see a connection.

I

Re: Mary McAndrew mJohn Sexton...7 children...late 1800s?:

dianabacon23 — 2010-12-17 10:38:32Z

my father was Albert Gordon sexton. born abt. 1911 i know he had siblings is this any relationship 2 you

Re: Seeking Descendants of McAndrew Immigrants to America from Bellmullet, County Mayo, Ireland ... c 1865

Jmcandrew143 — 2010-12-12 03:54:08Z

My ggrandfather John McAndrew came over from Belmullet around 1880. He was born abt. 1861. He settled in Centralia, PA with my ggrandmother Margaret Lavelle McAndrew. His father was Anthony McAndrew. His mother was Sabina Mills McAndrew. His obituary mentions a sister Bridget. My grandfather was born in Centralia around 1888. His name was Anthony McAndrew. The family moved from Centralia to Scranton, PA around 1890.

I had some research done by the Mayo Family History Centre in Ireland regarding ancestors from Belmullet. It mentions a Bartholomew McAndrew (b.1841), son of Anthony McAndrew. He married a Mary Gaynard in 1861. They had four children Biddy (b. 1862), Anthony (b. 1863), Anne (b. 1866) and Mary (b. 1866). As a widower Bartly may have married a Bridget Cannon in 1890. They had three children Mary (b. 1891), Catherine (b. 1895) and Michael (b. 1898). Bartly McAndrew may have been my ggrandfather's brother.

Mary McAndrew, daughter of Anthony McAndrew, was born around 1854. She married a Francis Barrett in Belmullet in 1876. It mentions one child, Thomas Barrett, born in 1877. His baptismal sponsors were Anthony McAndrew and Biddy Barrett(formerly McAndrew?). Mary McAndrew Barrett may have been my ggrandfather's sister.

Joe McAndrew

Re: Seeking Descendants of McAndrew Immigrants to America from Bellmullet, County Mayo, Ireland ... c 1865

majmacret — 2010-12-11 21:34:03Z

just came across your post. My grandfather, Anthony Francis Mc Andrew, b 1862 imigrated fr belmull, mayo
in the 1870's, to marion, oh. Married Mary Ann O'Hara, b 1872 sligo. had 12 children. killed on erie rr, 1935 in
marion, oh. have more info if you7 like.

Re: McAndrew - Deux Montagnes Canada

chitownplayerz — 2010-10-12 03:39:08Z

i am a mcandrew in missouri originally from chicago

McANDREW Rose Ann 1962-1963

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-10 22:43:52Z

McANDREW Rose Ann 1962-1963

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 212,975 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: BROTHERS MICHAEL & PATRICK McAndrew/s, Mayo-??Canada-NY- PA-??? Pls Read

stella2001 — 2010-02-25 19:12:36Z

Dear Jerry,

Many thanks for your reply listing numerous McANDREW men who died or were injured in mining accidents. Yes, I'd put a high rate of probability on your listing for ARTHUR McANDREW, d 13 Mar 1888 (Preston #2, N217 57) as possibly our Arthur. I will do a little more digging myself on this death date. Let's see what we come up with.

Then, we speculate that his brother THOMAS F. McANDREW was likely the one listed as having died on 15 Jun 1874 (Preston F 13 55). You have another entry for Thomas McAndrew same death date Preston F 105 55, but I don't know if that's another chap same name or simply another entry referring to the same accident.

Our Girardville, PA Thomas McANDREW (son of Michael (b 1830 Crossmolina, Co. Mayo, Ireland) and Jane (Derry) McANDREW) definitely died in the Schuylkill County mines. My great-grandmother told my father that several men carried his body home (Girardville, PA) on an old wooden door and dropped him at the front door. I suppose that was better treatment than many got who tragically were never carried home.

Can you provide any specifics about these fatalities? I will send off for their death records, if they are available. Please feel free to contact me at stella33@verizon.net. Again, thanks so much. Mary

Re: BROTHERS MICHAEL & PATRICK McAndrew/s, Mayo-??Canada-NY- PA-??? Pls Read

shepard999 — 2010-02-24 19:10:53Z

Below is the related data that I found for Pennsylvania Mining Accidents 1869-1920:

Date of Accident / Name of Person / Age / Name of Mine (County) / F=Fatal or N=Nonfatal / Page & Reference Source
1888MAR13 McANDREW, ARTHUR PRESTON No.2 N 217 57
1872OCT31 McANDREW, F BEECHWOOD N 17 55
1872OCT31 McANDREW, FRANK BEECHWOOD N 70 55
1880SEP17 McANDREW, FRANK PLANK RIDGE N 54 55
1898DEC19 McANDREW, FRANK 20 SHENANDOAH CITY F 202 59
1891JUL2 McANDREW, MICHAEL 30 OLD FORGE N 65 57
1895JAN28 McANDREW, MICHAEL 31 HYDE PARK N 38 57
1899MAY19 McANDREW, MICHAEL 20 LYTLE N 406 59
1889NOV9 McANDREW, MIKE 52 CONSOLIDATED F 87 57
1883JUN12 McANDREW, PAT 46 PRESTON NO.2 F 85 57
1873JUL25 McANDREW, PATRICK 60 OLYPHANT F 219 55
1879APR2 McANDREW, PATRICK CUYLER F 2 55(39)
1879APR2 McANDREW, PATRICK CUYLER F 34 55
1883JUN12 McANDREW, PATRICK 46 PRESTON No.2 F 69 57
1884JAN21 McANDREW, PATRICK 24 BALTIMORE N 1 57(27)
1884JAN21 McANDREW, PATRICK 24 BALTIMORE N 134 57
1886OCT27 McANDREW, PATRICK 27 (LUZERNE) N 68 57
1889DEC30 McANDREW, PATRICK 30 LUZERNE No.9 N 91 57
1890OCT13 McANDREW, PATRICK LOGAN N 257 57
1893MAY15 McANDREW, PATRICK 60 DUNMORE No.5 F 64 57
1895FEB12 McANDREW, PATRICK 35 POWDERLY N 30 57
1895OCT9 McANDREW, PATRICK 15 HUGHESTOWN No.9 N 84 57
1899MAR17 McANDREW, PATRICK 31 HYDE PARK N 123 59
1901JAN27 McANDREW, PATRICK 16 PETTEBONE N 194 59
1904MAR27 McANDREW, PATRICK 55 CENTRALIA N 491 60a
1904MAY24 McANDREW, PATRICK 46 LUZERNE N 155 60a
1871JUL21 McANDREW, THOMAS (SCHUYLKILL) F 13 55
1871JUL21 McANDREW, THOMAS (SCHUYLKILL) F 17 55
1871JUL29 McANDREW, THOMAS (SCHUYLKILL) F 163 55
1875MAR9 McANDREW, THOMAS 25 VON STORCH N 199 55
1891JUL2 McANDREW, THOMAS 17 CARBONDALE No.3 N 34 57
1893JUL27 McANDREW, THOMAS 17 MANVILLE N 70 57
1883APR20 McANDREWS, M 52 HILLSIDE N 180 57
1883OCT29 McANDREWS, M 12 EATON N 184 57
1873OCT23 McANDREWS, MICHAEL 37 HYDE PARK N 227 55
1879MAR25 McANDREWS, MICHAEL 45 CENTRAL N 3 55(34)
1879MAR25 McANDREWS, MICHAEL 45 (LUZERNE) N 262 55
1881AUG23 McANDREWS, MICHAEL 20 PENNSYLVANIA N 236 55
1883SEP7 McANDREWS, MICH'L 45 HYED PARK N 174 57
1875JUN22 McANDREWS, PATRICK 28 DIAMOND N 200 55
1876JUL13 McANDREWS, PATRICK (LUZERNE) N 176 55
1877NOV26 McANDREWS, PATRICK 33 PLEASANT VALLEY No.12 N 152 55
1878JUN11 McANDREWS, PATRICK (LUZERNE) N 195 55
1880SEP27 McANDREWS, PATRICK DIAMOND N 147 55
1900JAN15 McANDREWS, PATRICK 35 COLERAINE N 199 59
1874JUN15 McANDREWS, THOMAS PRESTON F 13 55
1874JUN15 McANDREWS, THOMAS PRESTON F 105 55
1874JUN15 McANDREWS, THOMAS PRESTON No.1 F NePa
1890SEP15 McANDREWS, THOMAS 15 HYDE PARK F 25 57

If any of the above are of interest to you, get back with me. I do have a little more information about these specific accidents.

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

Re: William McAndrews

JDurkeeBurgoyne — 2010-01-21 03:20:58Z

No other names are listed. It looks like it was his praybook. There is another date after his name: Sept 16, 1841

Re: McAndrew - Deux Montagnes Canada

LynnRogers76 — 2010-01-16 18:46:08Z

Do you think it would be possible to contact me privately SICemetery@aol.com ?

Thank you very much for your reply, I have been searching for the parents of Margaret McAndrew (1837) for years.

Kindest regards.. Lynn

Re: William McAndrews

LynnRogers76 — 2010-01-16 18:43:27Z

Curious is anyone else listed in the bible?

Thank you for posting this. Lynn

William McAndrews

JDurkeeBurgoyne — 2010-01-15 02:22:26Z

I have an old bible that has William McAndrews name written in along with the words "Belmullet, Mayo, Ireland, born 1801 and died in 1883 in Canada". Anybody know who this might be?

Re: McAndrew - Deux Montagnes Canada

steinhoff_1 — 2010-01-12 21:45:54Z

I have a copy of that 1851 census. I believe that this John McAndrew is brother to my Gt.Gt grandfather Michael McAndrew, who lived in the next household with his wife Barb and a whack of kids. Actually when I looked at the original I realized that some of John and Mary's kids had been shifted to Michael and Barb. There parents were Anthony McAndrew and Sarah or Sally Davitt. Sally may, according to my grandmother have come from Mayo, Ireland with 6 or 7 sons and several daughters. I have found two other brothers and one, perhaps two sisters.I would like to hera from you.

John P. McAndrew and Agnes Deasy McAndrew

joysown — 2009-12-02 06:03:56Z

John and Agnes marry around 1920 in Marquette MIchigan I believe as that is her home. She is 25 born in Michigan, one of 6 children at that time. John P. is one of at least 8 children of Peter and Rose McAndrew in Erin Prairie St. Croix County Wisconsin. JOhn and Agnes have two of their 3 sons in Erin Prairie and then move to St. Paul where they live out the rest of their lives. Can someone help me here? I need to know when and where for sure they were married. Have I got the right birth family for JOhn? and for goodness sake what is it with his birthdate? He goes up and down at least 30 years per document! He dies in St. Paul in 1942 and is buried at St. Patrick's in Erin Prairie Agnes dies in 1966 and is buried next to JOhn in Erin Prairie. Agnes nee Deasy is a cousin to Thomas ANthony Welch a bishop of Duluth Minnesota so this is all a matter of getting my research double checked and then written up and then put away. Thanks for the help! These are rather eccntric people, and have ben quite fun to hunt down.

Mary McAndrew Rochman 1904-2009 b.Killala County Mayo, Ireland

Lace_Lynch — 2009-11-29 14:55:24Z

BOARDMAN, OHIO – Prayers will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Fox Funeral Home in Boardman, Ohio followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at St. Dominic Church for Mary Catherine “Kate” Rochford, 104, who passed away Saturday morning.

Mary also known as “Kate” was born Dec. 19, 1904, in Killala County Mayo, Ireland, a daughter of James and Mariah Ruddy McAndrew.

Kate was a member of the church and Rosary & Altar Society.

“How do we sum up the life that spanned 104 years, two continents and produced 55 descendants?” She loved her native Ireland and culture, but was also so proud of her life in America. She left her home in 1925, coming through Ellis Island to Youngstown, Ohio. Kate was a gifted seamstress and baker, she worked initially as a nanny for a prominent Youngstown family.

In 1934, she married Anthony C. Rochford, who died Nov. 2, 1973.

She was gifted with the two biggest blessings of her life. Thomas and Dee Dee. She was a proud and devoted mother and grandmother. She will always be remembered for her sense of humor and love of faith, family and life.

Kate leaves to cherish her memory, her son, Thomas (Margie) Rochford of Columbiana, Ohio; a daughter, Dee Dee (Evelyn) Stoops of Boardman, Ohio; 14 grandchildren; 38 great-grandchildren; and one great-great-grandchild.

Besides her husband, she was preceded in death her son-in-law, Ronald Stoops; two brothers, Martin and Thomas McAndrew; four sisters Marie Fowler, Ann Nallon, Elizabeth Bohnsack and Matilda Hannick; a grandson, Thomas Rochford; two granddaughters, infant Mary Jane Stoops and Mary Ann Rochford Horvath; and a infant great-granddaughter, Charley Grace Stoops.

Friends may call Monday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Fox Funeral Home in Boardman.

Material tributes can be made in Mary “Kate’s” name to Ron Stoops Scholarship Fund, c/o Cardinal Mooney High School, 2545 Erie St., Youngstown, OH 44507
Her family wishes to thank the staff of Greenbriar Health Care Center for their love and compassion given to her.

Family and friends may visit www.foxfuneralhome.org to view this obituary and send condolences.

Mahoning

McAndrew - Deux Montagnes Canada

LynnRogers76 — 2009-11-10 14:09:45Z

According to the 1851 Census for Deux Montagnes, Canada (Two Mountains) the following family is found

John McAndrew - Farmer Ireland RC born 1801
Mary - wife - Ireland RC 1821
Thomas CA 1841
Margaret CA 1837
Mary CA 1843

Seeking anyone that may have knowledge of this family.

Thank you very much. Lynn

Robert Smith McAndrew, 1893-1946

ka3zci — 2009-11-03 00:52:23Z

My grandfather came from Aberdeen, Scotland. He and his father, George Douglas McAndrew, worked on the Old Meldrum railroad. Robert went to Canada in 1921 after he and my grandmother married in 1920. They eventually settled in Hartford CT. I'd appreciate hearing from anyone who might have information on this McAndrew line.

Bob Paine

Re: BROTHERS MICHAEL & PATRICK McAndrew/s, Mayo-??Canada-NY- PA-??? Pls Read

mg911 — 2009-10-15 01:16:44Z

I have no idea if we are researching the same McAndrew line. My great-great grandfather was Thomas McAndrew (b. 19 Jan 1861/d.20 Mar 1928)

I can't get back any further in time reliably.

My great-great grandfather married margaret Glavey abt 1881. At the time, Margaret was living in Frackville, PA. Frackville, Girardville, West Mahanoy, etc. (to name just a few of the Schuylkill Towns) were all in the same area. Right now I have found a James McAndrew and spouse Mary who may be Thomas' parents, but am unsure.

Family stories say my great-great grandfather is related to Frank mcAndrew of Molly Maguire history, but totally unverified.

Some of my McAndrew relatives were from the Pottsville area.

Don't know if this helps? Check out my public tree.

Bridget/Beatrice McAndrew

andreamottram — 2009-10-14 21:03:34Z

I am searching for any information on my great-aunt Bridget who may also have been known as Beatrice. She was born In Foxford, Co Mayo Ireland in Dec 1908. She arrived in New York in 1926 and it is thought that she then travelled to family in St. Louis Maine. It is strongly believed within the family that she becamea nun however nothing is known about her after 1926.

Can anybody help me either with information or tips as to how I could trace her through the church.

Many thanks

Death of Isabella McAndrew (nee Anderson), of Morayshire, Scotland

alison2kennedy — 2009-09-19 11:42:12Z

The following is taken from The People’s Journal (Aberdeen, Scotland), dated Saturday, April 30, 1892. I have no known connection to the family but I have replicated the article here in case it is of interest to anyone else.

DEATH OF A CRAIGELLACHIE CENTENARIAN

Mrs McAndrew died at Craigellachie on the 20th inst., at the great age of 103 years. She was born in the parish of Drainie in 1789, and spent the whole of her life in the County of her birth. Her husband, Alexander McAndrew, grieve at Pittendreich, died 70 years ago, and of her family of six, one son and two daughters are still living. Deceased lived at Pittendreich until she was 92, when she went to reside at Craigellachie with her married daughter, who is the wife of Mr Anderson, Inspector of Permanent Way on the Great North Railway. Until lately Mrs McAndrew was in full possession of her mental faculties, and she had in particular a vivid recollection of events in the early part of her long life. The remains of deceased were interred in Kineddar Churchyard on Saturday, the funeral being attained by a large number of mourners.

(NOTES:
Isabella McAndrew was baptised 17 March 1789, Drainie, Morayshire. According to her death certificate she was the daughter of William Anderson, General Labourer and Jane Anderson ms Barber who were married 24 June 1777, Drainie, Morayshire.

I was unable to find a date for the marriage of Isabella and Alexander McAndrew (b.c. 1789 died 29 October 1824, age 35), however according to the IGI their children were:

William McAndrew, baptised 15 October 1812, Duffus, Morayshire;
Alexander McAndrew, born 30 December 1814; baptised 5 January 1815, Duffus, Morayshire;
Isobel McAndrew, born 17 September 1817; baptised 20 September 1817, Duffus, Morayshire (married Alexander Anderson, Railway Inspector 20 March 1851, Elgin; died 1893);
Ann McAndrew, born 12 August 1820; baptised 20 August 1820, Elgin, Morayshire;
James McAndrew, born 29 October 1822; baptised 10 November 1822, Elgin, Morayshire; and
Andrew McAndrew, born 22 January 1825; baptised 29 January 1825, Elgin, Morayshire.

Re: McAndrew; Mayo,IRL>Quebec, Canada

MargaretMoore6436 — 2009-09-18 22:45:55Z

Replying to your message board on Roots Web 2003. Hope you are still searching! I am looking for CARLIN family members who were neighbors to Martin, MIchael and John Mc Andrew at Grenville with their farms located about 10 miles north of the township. The top of my Bucket List is to find where these families came from in Ireland. Do you have any clue?
James Carlin (or CARLING) came in 1835 and he had a son, Thomas who married Mary STONE. I have found the eldest son of James, Terrance, who bought property at Mulgrave. He was my Great-grandfather. Others have written to me and I do find connections. My best resource is Eddie Stone who still lived at Lachute.

Re: Lackawanna McAndrew

sneary2003 — 2009-07-27 02:10:00Z

I am the son of Vincent and Ruth's eldest daughter - Mary Ruth Neary. My aunt Susan borrowed a book from her cousin (I think) that had loads of information. I went to visit her a few years ago to find McAndrew, and Gallagher relatives at a local cemetery in Avoca - St. Mary's I believe. I don't know if my info will help you any but this is what I have:

Vincent James (b. 11-23-1907 d. 12-29-04) married to Ruth Marie Gallagher (b. 10-09?-1909 d. 07-??-2003)
Vincent descends from Edward (07-1879) & Mary McDonnell McAndrew (02-1885)
Edward is son of Owen McAndrew (04-1840) & Bridget Flanagan McAndrew (05-1850)
Mary McDonnell is daughter of James McDonnell (04-1855) & Bridget McDonnell (02-185)

Ruth Marie Gallagher descends from John Joseph Gallagher (06-1868) & Delia Lavin Gallagher
John J. Gallagher is the son of James Gallagher and Catherine Hefferon Gallagher.
Delia Lavin is the daughter of Michael Lavin and Mary Flannery Lavin (02-1842)

I still don't know where in Ireland any of these people come from, so I am unable to find Hefferon, Flannery, Flanagan, or other Lavins, McDonnells, Gallaghers and McAndrews. Hope this does some good.

Re: Lackawanna McAndrew - Edward in Pottsville, Schuylkill Co. PA

stella2001 — 2009-07-24 17:00:10Z

Do you happen to know your grandfather Edward McAndrew's parents' names, where they lived? I have an Edward born in Schuylkill County around 1870s (further back, I know) and his parents moved them out of Pottsville to parts yet unknown around 1875. I lose them. I believe he had a brother Robert, Frank and a sister Elizabeth McAndrew. Their father (my gggrand-uncle), Patrick Frank McAndrew, b abt 1830, was clerk in the Schuylkill County Mining Inspection Office and helped pen the first (1869) mining inspection book/report. Father Patrick born in Crossmolina, Co. Mayo, married an Agnes from Canada. Their children mentioned above were all born in PA. Mary W.

Re: Lackawanna McAndrew

wmcandrew44 — 2009-07-24 00:44:02Z

I am the son of Cyril McAndrew. The brothers are Vincent, Edward, James, and their sister Mary McDonald. I lived in Northern Virginia for 35 years then we moved to Texas. It is great to hear someone knows something about my McAndrew family. You need to unpack the information you have. I was told that Vincent's family had all the history. I was tracing my grandfather Edward McAndrew (his wife was Mary McAndrew Dorn) up in New York state. Then ran into a brick wall trying to follow the family back to Ireland. Would like to hear more from you.