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Looking for SFC R Stack Korean War

damaddhatta — 2012-05-17 04:02:49Z

I am looking for family related to SFC R. Stack who was with the 10th Engineer Combat Battalion, Company B during the Korean War.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

LisaFreeman1958 — 2012-05-02 03:32:03Z

Hello,
My husband descends from Richard Stack, son of Richard Stack and Margaret McCarthy. Richard's son Daniel Joseph Stack, was born in Ireland in 1884-1886. I could not find his baptismal record on the Irish Genealogy Church record site and I see you do not have him listed as a child of Richard and Margaret, so let me explain how I determined he descends from Richard and Margaret.
On Daniel's WW II draft registration, he lists Timothy Driscoll who lives at 1503 Fulton Street as the person who will always know how to reach him. I had no idea who Timothy
Driscoll was until another researcher contacted me recently and informed me that he was the husband of Daniel's sister, Nora Stack.
The researcher also informed me that Daniel had another brother and sister, Patrick and Mary who also immigrated to the US. The father listed on the immigration records for Nora, Patrick and Mary was Richard Stack form Newtownsandes.
Originally, I had the wrong immigration record for my Daniel, so I looked again and found the correct one. In 1909, Daniel immigrated to the US. His father was Richard Stack from Newtownsandes. He was going to live with Pat Buckley, a cousin who lived at 881 10th Ave, NY, NY. His cousin Maggie Stack, father Patrick Stack, fron Gortdromasillahy, was traveling with Daniel to go see her sister Lissie, at 325 Lexington Ave, Brooklyn. There was a Michael McElligot, listed just below these two who was also from Newtownsandes, and he was going to visit his aunt/cousin Mrs. James O'connor who lived at 384 Lexington Ave.
One year later, Mary Stack, with father Richard from Newtownsandes, goes to America to live with her brother Daniel who resides at 694 Gates Ave, Brooklyn. On the 1910 census, Daniel is living in the home of Anna Feeley at 694 Gates Ave.
In 1912, Patrick Stack comes to visit his brother Dan Stack who resides at 384 Lexington Ave, Brooklyn. This is the same address that the Michael McElligot who traveled with Daniel in 1909 was going to.

Daniel married Anna T. Ahern, dau of John Ahern and Julia Halpin from Listowel. They had three daughters, Margaret, Anna and Rosemary. They lived in Brooklyn, NY. Their daughter, Margaret married Ernest Kirkwood Gingrich, my husband's grandfather.
I'm pretty sure we have a connection and would love to hear from you. I have traced a bit of the Stacks, McCarthys and Mulvihills and am willing to share anything I have found.
Good luck in your research.
Lisa

Edmund Stack married Mary/Elizabeth Hungerville Tralee, Ireland

amyroses21 — 2012-04-29 05:06:07Z

Edmund Stack married Mary/Elizabeth Hungerville born est 1818 Castlegregory, County Kerry, Ireland

A. Mary Stack born 11-12-1838 in Faha Castlegregory sponsors Denis Cleary & Mary Keavane
B. Catherine Stack born 5-30-1841 in Faha Castlegregory sponsor Denis Cleary & Ellen Callahan
C. Thomas Stack born 10-20-1843 in Castlegregory sponsor John Lynch & Honora Rourke

Stacks living in Pittsburgh 1912

fionadeb — 2012-04-22 23:19:05Z

Looking for info on Lizzie, Garret, Mary & John Stack (siblings, all born in Ireland)- named in will of Margaret Stack Riley, died 1913 in Connecticut (their aunt). Their father was James Stack, Co. Kerry.

Two STACK brothers from Cork to New York

okeefestackmurray — 2012-04-20 03:49:27Z

Looking for Ancestors of EUGENE and MARY (HENNESSEY ) STACK, renting house in Ballyrusheen, Kilbrin, Cork, Ireland as noted in Griffiths; can find them immigrating to Kirkland,NY,in 1852 but WHERE did they originally come from in Cork? PARENTS??? FAMILY? They are my Great-Grandparents. Eugene was a shoemaker, died in Kirkland in 1887, Mary died there in 1889. children: Hannah, Mathew, Edward, Eugene(all born in Ireland), John,William, Mary, Anna,and Thomas born in NY.
Eugene's younger Brother EDWARD and wife Ellen (Linnihan ) Stack also living in Ballyrusheen, also immigrating to Kirkland, NY. Thank You :)

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Re: Stack Family of Newfoundland

TrisheMillerWillis — 2012-04-19 01:13:07Z

Thanks Michael. I'd like to join the group but can find no information on how to do that on the Facebook page.

Trishe
miragutbeach@hotmail.com

Re: Stack Family of Newfoundland

mdrscll — 2012-04-18 18:12:14Z

My mum Mary-Anne was a Stack from Listowel and I would just like to invite you or anyone interested in Stack family history / genealogy to join this Facebook group : we have nearly 100 members and growing fast, including Stacks from all over the globe.

http://www.facebook.com/groups/stackfamily1/

Mike O'Driscoll
London U.K

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

mdrscll — 2012-04-18 18:11:26Z

I would just like to invite you or anyone interested in Stack family history / genealogy to join this Facebook group : we have nearly 100 members and growing fast, including Stacks from all over the globe.

http://www.facebook.com/groups/stackfamily1/

Mike O'Driscoll
London U.K

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

oldakerp — 2012-03-25 21:17:52Z

No, sorry to say. We've been doing genealogy for over 30 years, but found Ireland to be extremely difficult to research in.

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

Vsaporita — 2012-03-25 16:37:30Z

We're you able to find any information on our Stack family when you were in Ballylongford?

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

oldakerp — 2012-03-24 05:34:52Z

It sure sounds like your John Garrett is related to our Stacks. What did he name his children? Any Garrett or Johanna? Did he have any siblings by those names?
As far as I can tell, at least 7 of our Garrett and Johanna's children named grandchildren after one or both of them!
Patti

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

oldakerp — 2012-03-24 05:34:14Z

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

oldakerp — 2012-03-24 05:19:28Z

Yes, I am very interested in what you have on this family. Do you know where and when Garrett and Johanna died?
I found a reference to a bio. on your Patrick in St. Clair Co., Illinois; Also, have him in the 1860, 1870, and 1880 U.S. censuses.
I was in Ballylongford last summer.
My email is oldakerp@gmail.com
Your cousin, Patti

Re: Thumbnail sketch of STACKs in Ireland North Americaq

mdrscll — 2012-03-23 00:39:36Z

hi just wondered what the source for the history re the stacks is as would like to read more? thanks,

Re: Stacks of Kerry

cloonanmicki — 2012-03-22 12:25:58Z

thanx....great info

Re: Stacks and Sullivans

mdrscll — 2012-03-21 20:53:12Z

Church records online here (mainly baptism and marriage)

http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/

Some records as early as 1600s : mostly 1800s and 1900s though.

Re: Stacks of Kerry

mdrscll — 2012-03-21 20:46:55Z

Sorry I gave wrong information before - not sure what I was thinking of. The Irish church records (baptism, marriages and some very patchy burial data) are available online and a lot of Cork and Kerry records are on there (not all of the records for other counties have been digitised yet). The earliest records are from late 1600s but mostly 1800s and 1900s. Search the church record for free here

http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/

Also just to say there is a facebook group for those interested in Stack history / genealogy

http://www.facebook.com/groups/stackfamily1/

We have about 90 members from around the world, some quite hard to find documents and a lot of fascinating discussions. All welcome to join.

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

rceagan — 2012-03-21 15:51:38Z

John Garrett Stack was my great grandfather b. 1854 in Missouri. He married in Lincoln County Missouri (next door to St Louis) to Carrie Isabel Reed. With his middle name being Garrett, I wondered about a connection. His father was born in Ireland.

Re: Johanna, b1834 Co. Kerry, Ireland, to Garrett STACK

Vsaporita — 2012-03-21 03:49:29Z

Garrett was my great great grandfather. Family moved to a farm in Canada near Guelph after arriving in NY. Patrick was my great grandfather. He was a politician in East St. Louis after the civil war. Will send more if you are still interested.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

tdw4735 — 2012-03-03 18:07:37Z

Hi... my name is Tim Willard...my great great grandparents were Thomas and Mary (Manning) Stack, my great grand parents were Thomas and Rose (Esford) Stack, my grandparents were Daniel and Sarah (Stack) Scanlon and my parents are George and Kathy (Scanlon) Willard. Looks like we are from the same tree.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

pstack2 — 2012-02-25 02:05:08Z

No, I do not think they came through Canada.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

pstack2 — 2012-02-25 02:00:22Z

I do know that there are alot of Stacks in Listowel, I have some info on where my great great grandparents were merried it was a town called Tarbert in 1869 then they moved to the small town of pulleen, both of these town are right near listowel. If you are going to have any luck finding records you will need to figure out what Parish they went to.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

rachelheaton76 — 2012-02-24 20:16:41Z

I am also researching Stacks of Listowel, and due to lack of information am not getting very far! Unfortunately I cant help you with your current line of research but I am hoping you or those also replying to your thred might be able to help.

Family as follows:-

Patrick Joseph Stack 1896-1966 m. Mary Anne Stack (also maiden name) 1895-1948
Three daughters:
Mary Stack 1920-2010 (my Grandmother)
Theresa Stack 1922-1955 (married a Douglas Shannon)
Margaret Stack 1930-1970

Patrick had a brother, Dennis Stack 1893-1971.

Cheers

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

Beccom — 2012-02-24 03:04:07Z

Did any of your Stacks live in Canada before coming to the USA? I have a Hannah Stack that married a George Manning in 1885. They lived in NYC, NY. Their family originally came from County Kerry.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

Beccom — 2012-02-22 13:59:36Z

I have a Hannah Stack marring a George T. Manning in 1885 in New York City, NY

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

pstack2 — 2012-02-21 23:11:21Z

hello, my great great grandfather and mother were thomas stack and mary manning from listowel, they came here in 1882. I have the years they were dorn and the town they were merried. I am looking for more info myself. I even want to travel there to do more research. feel free to contect me.

Re: Looking for info on John Jack StackMary Brew

valerie_brew — 2012-01-29 18:02:38Z

Did you ever find what you were looking for Mary Brew Stack is my great aunt, her brother George is my G-grandfather

Re: Thumbnail sketch of STACKs in Ireland North Americaq

mdrscll1 — 2012-01-11 21:11:06Z

Hi would just like to invite anyone interested in Stack family history / genealogy to join this facebook group : we have 75 members (Jan 2012) and growing fast; including Stacks from all over the globe http://www.facebook.com/groups/stackfamily1/

Re: Stacks of Kerry

patsomers124 — 2011-12-30 17:18:17Z

I think I may be able to help out with your request for help. If you e-mail me at patsomers@ymail.com we can discuss it further.
Regards.

Re: Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

niamhcarmody — 2011-11-27 18:36:22Z

Hi, Was reading your post. My grandmother is Mary Stack from moyvane. She married Michael Carmody and lived in Moyvane till her death a good few years ago. My fahers family still live in Tarmons, Moyvane.
I believe they are all related. If you need further information please do not hesitate to get in contact.

Henrietta D'Arcy Stack

TEACH456 — 2011-11-13 21:55:42Z

I am looking for information on Henrietta D'Arcy Stack. She may have gone by D'Arcy-Irvine. She was born on December 25,1856 in Indian. Her parents were Major Francis D'Arcy and Margaret Rebecca Sewell. They were from Irvinestowns, Fermanagh Irealand. She married Walter Auchinleck stack on May 6,1897 in Irvinestown, Fermanagh Irealnd. I am looking to see if they had any decendants. Also the date of death for Henrietta along with any additional information about her. Some members of the family went by D'Arcy or D'Arcy-Irvine.

Stacks of Listowel, Kerry

caseyj166 — 2011-09-06 18:21:30Z

I'm researching the Stack branch of my family.

I have got as far as Richard and Margaret Stack (and their children - of whom Michael is my ancestor), living in Ahalahana, Newtownsandes (Moyvane) in the 1901 Census and Gortdromosillahy, Newtownsandes (Moyvane) in the 1911 Census.

Margaret's maiden name was McArthy - her father Daniel McArthy was living with them in both Census', and we believe he was from either Aughrim or Glannalappa, Leitrim - though I can find no reference to this name in either area in the census'.

I'd greatly appreciate any information anyone can offer me regarding either Stacks further back in the line, McArthys beyond Daniel, or any descendants of Richard and Michael's other children.

Many thanks.

Re: claude earl stack

dob020941 — 2011-08-20 21:47:57Z

Claude Earl Stack is my half brother my mother is Lydia G. from Brownsville, Tx. He has 2 brothers named Celso D. and William Carl both are "Stacks" They also have 3 half sisters
Lydia Billie, Juanita and Myself (Tina). I've been trying to research information for my brother William (we call him Buck) who is the only one still living. He wants to know about his family the Stacks. He is 87. Please reply. how do you know Claude?

Re: Thomas Stack, of Ireland

jlstack2 — 2011-08-17 15:49:51Z

My g-g-grandfather Patrick came to US about 1851? settled on Grand Island, near Buffalo. His last place of residence in Ireland was BellHarbour, Co. Clair, on estate of Robert Bindon Scott. Estate was auctioned off 1855 and Patrick was listed as a tenent there. Possibly your Stack came to Buffalo because of contact with Patrick?

Stacks of Kerry

cloonanmicki — 2011-08-16 20:22:35Z

my gr grandfather william stack (b1848) married my gr grandmother Catherine Stack (b1851) and migrated to Pittsburgh in 1886 on the ship 'british king'. he brought his children. thos.(b1871-1955 my grandfather),ellie (b1876),catherine(b1884), johanna (b1883).
since a stack married a stack in listowel, kerry, ireland i have not been able to find the next elder genration.
the saying goes that one clan named their boys thos & william (my gr grandfathers clan)the other used james & joseph (my gr grandmothers clan).
william stack had 5 siblings thos.,honora(she married a costello),james(he married a hanaran), mary(she married a quinn) and edward.
catherine stack had 4 siblings ellen (she married a burke), anna(she married a john Macauliff),mary(she married a kennelly) and margaret(she married a patrick kelly). has anyone out there successfully gotten any further? what is a good sight for marriage records or birth records in listowel?

Re: Stacks of Kerry

cloonanmicki — 2011-08-16 17:26:19Z

thanks, i think it is a different clan as i am sure my greatgrand father came directly to Pittsburgh. it is so fustrating with the first names being repeated over and over. at first i thought out ancestors didn't use their imagination when naming their children but then i came across a protecol that they followed...who gets named after who. if i get past this one generation, i'm stuck on, and come up with an edmond i will notify you...thanks again.

Re: Stacks of Kerry

pstack2 — 2011-08-16 14:55:56Z

my great grandfather was thomas stack(born 1848) also from listowel,moved to buffalo in 1882. his fathers name was Edmond stack. dont know if this help. let me know if you find more, this is as far as i hav gotten

Re: Thomas Stack, of Ireland

pstack2 — 2011-08-16 14:47:25Z

my great grandfathers name was also thomas stack (dob 1848) merried to a mary manning. they were from Listowel, moved to buffalo ny in 1882 with there kids.

Re: Thomas Stack, of Ireland

KCLind — 2011-07-15 15:38:17Z

I have Stacks attached to my Costello and Flavin line of Ohio. Many Stack's lived and are buried in the Delaware (city) part of Ohio. Have you checked there? Buried in St. Mary's cemetery. Also where in Ireland did your Stack's originate? Most of the before mentioned Stack's originated in the North Kerry area (Listowel, Ballybunion, Ballylongford)

Thomas Stack, of Ireland

itsahannahraeday — 2011-07-14 04:33:36Z

Looking for more information on a Stack line. My great great grandmother was Catherine Stack, born August 27, 1878, in Ohio, and died February 16th, 1964, in Indianapolis, IN. Her father was named Thomas Stack, born 1851 in Ireland, married Mary Mahoney, of Ireland. I dont have any more information on him. I hear there was a clan of seven brothers that moved into the Ohio area around the 1850's, but I've not found Thomas as one of the names mentioned. Looking for any information possible, would love to be able to trace this ancient lineage! :)

Re: Charlotte, Jacob, James, Manda, Nead, Rachel, Sarah Stack listed in family ledger of Chesterfield/Lancaster, SC and possibly Union Co, NC..belong to anyone? 1831-1890's

StackSC — 2011-07-02 04:00:42Z

Does the ledger list the relationships? My great-great grandfather's sisters were named Charlotte (born 1850) and Amanda/Mandy (born 1848). He had a possible aunt named Sarah (unknown birth). Are you sure the name was Nead? GG-grandfather was Seaborn or Sebe and his name was often spelled wrong or transcribed wrong. He also had brothers named Reece and Samuel. The father's name was Albert (1818-1864) and mother's name Rebecca McManus.

Re: Stacks of Kerry

cloonanmicki — 2011-07-01 12:25:47Z

thanks for the info...unfortunately (for search purposes) my great-grandparents were already in the states by 1886.

Re: Stacks of Kerry

mdrscll — 2011-06-30 22:10:33Z

Hi - marriage records are not online as far as I know - not sure where you would go for those but no doubt in church records somewhere. The 1901 and 1911 Irish censuses are online and free to search if that helps. http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/search/

Birth certificates can also be obtained online from Irish govt site (don't have link to hand) but it's not searchable - so you need to have an approx date of birth and a lot of the info like parents names etc already.

Re: Stacks of Kerry

moren — 2011-06-09 04:12:08Z

STACK, Thomas Birth
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 21 Jan 1872 Birthplace: Ballyhorgan, Kerry, Ire
Recorded in: Kerry, Ireland
Collection: Civil Registration
Father: William STACK
Mother: Catherine STACK
Source: FHL Film 255847 Dates: 1872 - 1873

STACK, James Birth
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 24 May 1873 Birthplace: Ballyhorgan, Kerry, Ire
Recorded in: Kerry, Ireland
Collection: Civil Registration
Father: William Stack
Mother: Catherine Stack
Source: FHL Film 255882 Dates: 1873 - 1874

Re: Thumbnail sketch of STACKs in Ireland North Americaq

mdrscll — 2011-05-26 19:13:09Z

hi just wondered what the source for the history re the stacks is as would like to read more? thanks,

Twins Dolly and Joanie Stack (born abt 1920s) Australia

jacquimcinerney — 2011-04-27 05:57:25Z

Parents Lawrence Stack and Annie Hughes.
Many brothers and sisters. Lived in Sydney area.
Any info would be great
Thanks

Re: John Stack Co Kerry, Ireland to Canada

joannestack136 — 2011-04-12 13:39:02Z

Hi John; Grandfather was Joseph Stack married to Teresa Cantlon. They had a farm and six children Arthur Township five miles from Mountforest ON

John Stack of Ballyganneen

barbwrn22005 — 2011-03-07 23:51:44Z

I am looking for any information on John Stack B-Ballyganneen Co. Kerry Ireland in 1820's. Married Mary Moore and had at least 7 children. His son Patrick was my great grandfather who was born in 1857. Any one who has any info related to John please e-mail me at barbwrn_2005@hotmail.com. Thanks Barbara

John & Catherine Stack, Country Waterford, Ireland

MarySauer51 — 2011-02-01 21:10:23Z

I am seeking any information on my great grand parents John and Catherine Stack. John Stack, DOB 9-Dec- 1844, Catherine, DOB: 1845. County Waterford, Ireland. Arrived USA 1873. John Stacks parents were: Father: Michael Stack, Mother: Nora Landers both from Country Waterford, Ireland. You can send any information to: msauer8895@aol.com. Thank you!

Re: Henry Stack

rceagan — 2011-01-03 14:45:38Z

Tell us something about Henry such as where he lived, was born and etc.