Sullivan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas Hardwick Sullivan

1_carolynz65 — 2012-05-24 15:31:22Z

Josephine Hardwick Vielle was my great great grandmother and Thomas Hardwick would have been my great great great grandfather. Josephine was left orphaned as a very young child when her mother died during childbirth, her father Thomas Hardwick sent her to the St Ignatius Mission until she was about 17yrs of age, he sent her money upon her release from the mission school, she went back to the Blackfeet Reservation where she met her husband Thomas Vielle.The story I was told, is he sent a scout to find her the Scout eventually found her but Hardwick had passed.

Re: Johnson Jackson SullivantD

GradyGlassFitzgibbonHowell — 2012-05-24 14:28:02Z

Thank you again Cee, I will try to reach the Arkansas Howells for more information.

Bless you for helping the Howell/Sullivan family come together.

Michael G
Fort Worth, TX

Re: Johnson Jackson SullivantD

GradyGlassFitzgibbonHowell — 2012-05-24 14:23:54Z

Thank you Cee for looking into this. I pasted my links from a summary list I use for further research. The reference to the Reddick Howell/Comfort Sullivan household in Sumter is buried half way down the GED document. The source document author is Bettye Howell - DuBose researcher from Arkansas.

Copied directly from my notes:

Howell Family information-No known links - follow up needed
http://www.genealogyforum.com/gedcom/gedcom4a/gedr4104.ged
(Reddick, Thomas and Bryant Howell in summary)

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

TerryJSullivan — 2012-05-24 13:05:33Z

My email is tjsullivan@sbcglobal.net

I do not know what the M stands for in Gilson M Sullivan. Under his son James H, there are 2 others with the M in their names, Millard and my grandfather Granville M. I dont know yet what Granville's M stands for.

Thanks,
Terry

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-24 12:28:08Z

Terry,

Send me your email address. I'll send you the info I have on my branch of the family.

Al

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-24 12:27:48Z

Terry,

Send me your email address. I'll send you the info I have on my branch of the family.

Al

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-24 12:26:31Z

Terry,
I will dig up the information on Albert's branch of the family. It may be early June before I can get to it.
Just curious, our family is big on using the same names from generation to
generation...do you know where Gilson's name came from, or what his middle
name was? Send me your email address.

Al

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-24 12:26:10Z

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-24 12:25:58Z

ALAN DAVID CUTHBERT SULLIVAN

tracyls_1975 — 2012-05-24 09:31:14Z

LOOKING FOR MY GRANDFATHER ALAN DAVID CUTHBERT SULLIVAN WAS MARRIED TO MY GRANDMOTHER MINNIE AMELIA MAVIS OGDEN IN 1944 IN HORNSBY NEW SOUTH WALES AUSTRALIA HAD A SON ALAN ROSS SULLIVAN.
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT ME.

THANKS

MISS TRACY SULLIVAN

Re: Johnson Jackson SullivantD

Cee59 — 2012-05-23 19:54:57Z

For some unexplained reason, I was not able to pull up the data from the link which you provided; however, I checked through some documents which I have for Sumter County, SC and can make the following comments regarding Red/Reddick Howell and wife Comfort Sullivan Howell:

Based on the ages given in census records for the children of Comfort and Reddick Howell, they likely married after 1820 and before 1830. If that deduction is correct, Reddick would not be married to Comfort Sullivan for the 1820 Census and thus the Red Howell listed in the 1820 Sumter, SC Census would not be the household of Comfort Sullivan and Reddick Howell however, this Red Howell could be our Reddick Howell unmarried and as the son and administrator for his deceased father is listed as the head of the household for the 1820 SC Census.

The Dubose researcher stated that Reddick Howell's father was Stephen Howell and that he died March 1820. If that is correct then Stephen Howell would not be living at the time of the 1820 census and this would explain why Red Howell who was son and administrator of Stephen Howell deceased in 1820 was listed in the census as the head of the household with 4 other males and 2 females.

The 1820 Sumter, SC Red Howell entry shows 5 males and 2 females. Two of the males are 16-25 years old and 3 males are 26-44 years old. This Red Howell is listed 18 entries from our Johnson Sullivan who was listed as "Johnson Salivant" on this page.

I do not have the 1830 census for the Thomas Howell or the TR Howell; therefore cannot comment. If the ages of the oldest male and female fit with Comfort and Reddick Howell and with their children's birth years, then, I would concluded that this is our family. Several other bits of data add to this conclusion........The elder Comfort Sullivan and her daughters including the younger Comfort Sullivan were in NC for the 1820 Census.........that is a female was in her household that was the same age as our younger Comfort Sullivan. By 1830 Comfort Sullivan the elder was listed alone in her household in Sumter, SC. This fits with Comfort the younger being married before 1830 and thus in her husband's household.

Reddick Howell's Montgomery County Estate records named a son Thomas B Howell and I think this is likely Thomas Bryant Howell. Thomas B Howell was deceased by 1859. We have two of the SC Howell given names appearing in the names of Reddick Howell's children.

The data clues that we have point to this Reddick Howell family as our Reddick Howell who married Comfort Sullivan; however, we need more concrete proof. We need documents. The first document that is needed is the will or the estate of Stephen Howell and then data from all of the his census records so that his son Reddick can be placed as having been born in NC and in the same age range as our Reddick.

I know this isn't much help but it is all that I have at this time.

Re: Sullivan

oldpop4 — 2012-05-23 10:04:40Z

ann lavina sullivan was born at sea aboard the lavinia she married henry ikin in 1846 they had 8 children mary matilda edward jane henry eliza john james mary married john matheson they had 8 children elizabeth jane milton edward lavinia mary flora cecily elizabeth married sydney john mcnevin they had 3 boys sydney berhmans ,brian john,angus blair sydney married victoria james they had 3 boys blair[me]barry,graeme,mark i have 3 children&7 granchildren

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-22 22:37:08Z

Correction: Uncle Bill lived in California. Uncle Jim lived in Alva, OK.

Re: Detroit, Michigan SULLIVANS

wiseman_km — 2012-05-22 16:50:05Z

Hi Marah!
I am wondering if you can help me. I have a Carrie McCormick that married a Frank Sullivan in Detroit on Sep 5, 1899. The marriage record lists P.P. Sullivan as the father and no mother. Does this match any Sullivan's in your family tree??

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-22 12:38:29Z

thanks for connecting Terry. I'll share whatever I can as well. My mother Virginia is the daughter of Virgil Sullivan, son of Albert Sullivan, so of Gilson Sullivan. Virgil Sullivan died very young in Kansas City...about 1934. My mother was raised in part by her Uncle Bill Sullivan. My guess is that he was named after your great great grandfather and Albert's brother, Bill. Uncle Bill lived in Alva,Oklahoma. He was a WWI veteran and was gassed during the war. Ran a small grocery store in OK. I met him a couple of times as a small boy.

Re: Timeline for General Sullivan's family

1_msully59 — 2012-05-22 03:46:26Z

I am also looking for a forefather of Absalom Ransom Sullivan.I am some where down the line from him and Charles Hartley Sullivan is his grandson, I believe. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

TerryJSullivan — 2012-05-21 21:39:41Z

Hello Al,
I am also a great, great grandson of Gilson, but my great grandfather was one of Albert Notley's brothers James H. James and wife Amanda moved from Miller County to Laclede County to Kansas City. They are buried about 10 mins north of where I live now. My father was Ward Sullivan, son of Granville Sullivan, son of James H Sullivan. I have also been looking for Roberts parents. Like Morgan said, things do get pretty vague. I am also happy to share anything I find out, most of my pictures are only from Amanda and newer. Wish I could find one of James H. The headstones at Sullivan cemetery are now on find a grave.com. An unrelated lady up in Montana posted them one day last winter. I convinced her to turn the memorials over to me a family member.-Terry

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

MorganPope1 — 2012-05-21 20:30:11Z

Al,

This is Morgan Pope. As far as I am aware no one has been able to trace Robert Sullivan's ancestry. We can trace his wife Rebecca Sidebottom back quite a ways, but nothing on Robert other than we know where they are buried near Ulman, Missouri. Terry Sullivan, Karen Smith and I met this spring at the cemetery and shared more information, but nothing available about Robert. Lots of Robert Sullivans in that time frame. Welcome, I'm happy to share anything I have with you. My great, great grandfather was Taylor Farrow Sullivan.

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-21 19:56:02Z

correction, grandma sullivan was a Mills...I shouldn't post without my notes.

Al

Re: Sullivans of Missouri/Kansas

alortolani — 2012-05-21 19:53:55Z

Hello,
I am the great great grandson of Gilson Sullivan. My great grandfather was Albert Notley Sullivan who I was a son of Gilson. I've been looking for the father and mother of Gilson's father Robert. I never personally knew Albert Sullivan, but I did know my great grandmother Sullivan. Met her when I was a boy. She was a Mead. My mother is Virginia, daughter of Virgil Sullivan, son of Albert.

Al

HEWLETT SULLIVAN, JR

JamesClark54 — 2012-05-21 14:55:10Z

Hewlett Sullivan, Jr b/ 1801 South Carolina was never married but produced 2 children. One with a White woman and one with a Negro slave.

I am trying to locate the child name with the White woman. Can anyone help.

Re: Johnson Jackson SullivantD

GradyGlassFitzgibbonHowell — 2012-05-21 14:51:40Z

Hello Howell Cousin,

I have pulled this from the DuBose/Howell researcher Betty Howell of Arkansas. I don't understand alot of the indexing but this is part of the 300 plus pages of documentation.

Would this fit with Comfort marrying this particular Reddick? Looks like the same family moving to AL after 1830. Here's the link to a very long document.

http://www.genealogyforum.com/gedcom/gedcom4a/gedr4104.ged

(There is Reddick, Thomas and Bryant Howell in summary)

1 NAME T R /HOWELL/
1 SEX M
1 NOTE !NOTE: I strongly suspect this to be REDDICK HOWELL, born 1770-1780
2 CONT IF SO, THEN HIS FATHER WAS: STEPHEN HOWELL (D) March 1820
2 CONT Administrators of Stephen's will were his wife: Nancy Howell
2 CONT and son REDDICK HOWELL. Other administrators were:
2 CONT Theophalious Norwood and John Rollins.
1 NOTE !SOURCE: Esmond Howell's notes: Janie Revill Abstracts: S-4565
2 CONT Sumter County BK 49 Pg. 12.
1 NOTE !NOTE: Reddick Howell listed on 1820 Sumter Co. SC Census with
2 CONT 5 sons/2 daughters. He is listed on 1830 census only
2 CONT 2 pages from EPHRAIM HOWELL and BRYANT HOWELL who are
2 CONT living next door to each other. Appears to be brothers.
2 CONT Further info on Reddick is that on the 1830 Census, alot
2 CONT of persons that tie into THOMAS HOWELL's LINE are living
2 CONT very close to him.
1 NOTE BRYANT HOWELL (bk-K Pg 317, Sumter Co. SC) Bryant sells the
2 CONT right and title to HOWELL's MILL Aug. 17, 1831 to JOEL DUBOSE.
2 CONT THIS IS THE SAME DUBOSE LINE THAT EPHRAIM MARRIED INTO!!
2 CONT MILL was located on HORSE BRANCH being 1/2 known as HOWELL'S MILL.
2 CONT SUSPECT THAT BRYANT, EPHRAIM ARE SONS OF REDDICK HOWELL.

Sullivan (Commander in Police Force - Essex -1917)

anndorotich — 2012-05-20 16:35:06Z

I am trying to locate any one who has a relative who was a Commander in the Police Force in 1917. I think he was working in Grays, Essex, UK, or surrounding areas at this time. I also think he was married.Any help gratefully recieved. Ann

Re: Relatives of boxer John L. Sullivan

mtjs131 — 2012-05-18 21:37:06Z

give me some names and I can let you know. He was my great grandmother's brother.

Re: Johnson Jackson SullivantD

GradyGlassFitzgibbonHowell — 2012-05-18 19:57:26Z

William Travis Howell – Son of Redrick Reddick Howell and Comfort Sullivan

Photo of DC from Family Search Indexing
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11758-82974-6?c...

Re: Relatives of boxer John L. Sullivan

Kevinl1967 — 2012-05-18 15:37:17Z

My dads father,my grandfather was John l sullivans nephew. I've been getting a little info here and there. I've even thanks to ancestry found out who to contact and how to get in touch with an aunt I never got to know. I was so excited when I tacked to my aunt Jackie it felt like I was given such a great gift. Thank you to the people I've talked with so far. If you are interested and have more info please email me at: kevinl1967@ msn.com

Re: Martha Joy Sullivan-born about 1941 in Tennessee

schannon_1 — 2012-05-17 02:09:30Z

Dear Pat,

Thank you so much for responding so quickly! I literally just started working on my tree yesterday, but it should be public so that you can view what I have so far.

It's at http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/41659538/family?fpid=19657761... .

If you can't see it, just let me know, and I'll get the information to you. I had mostly been working on trying to get information on family a ways back, but I went in and updated the stuff on my mom, her marriages, and children.

I also grabbed some photos of both her and my grandmother that I'll upload as well. I still need to update the kids and marriages of my sisters too.

I don't have this in place yet, but the first ancestor that I know of in the U.S. from my grandmother's family was Nicholas Strasbach from the Principality of Salm, Saulxures in 1736. If you look up the "seven families of the Princess Augusta" (http://noel.mcn.org/location.htm), there is quite a bit of information there. At any rate, it was just a few generations later that the name got changed to Trosper -- in Tennessee, I believe. You'll see that in the family tree from my great-great-grandmother. I'm not sure if you are interested in that or not, but I thought I'd add it if so.

Let me know if you have any other questions; I can't tell you how exciting it was to see someone looking for my mom and to also have the opportunity to learn about my grandfather. I'm not sure if the information that I have down in the tree for him is correct; I was just kind of guessing as I was finding hints.

It is also nice to meet you as well!

Best regards,
Schannon (Joy Hester in the tree)

Sullivans from Nova Scotia/New Hamphshire

josephcsullivan — 2012-05-16 15:24:06Z

I'm looking for any information concerning by great-great-grandfather's, Daniel Stephen Sullivan (1865-1917), immediate family. His father was Thomas Sullivan (born abt 1828 in Ireland), mother was Catherine (no maiden name known)(born abt 1831 in Ireland). Their children were Johannah (b. abt 1857), John (b. abt 1859), Thomas (b. abt 1861), Ellen (b. abt 1863), my g2gf Daniel, James (b. abt 1869), and Michael (b. abt 1871), all in Nova Scotia. My g2gf married Mary David (b. 1872). Moved later to New Hampshire. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Martha Joy Sullivan-born about 1941 in Tennessee

pfparadise — 2012-05-16 13:26:12Z

Hi, my name is Pat and James was my uncle. His father was Oscar. I would love to share this information with you and get the info you have.
Patricia Sullivan Foster

SULLIVAN Thomas E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-16 11:06:56Z

SULLIVAN Thomas E - Vietnam Wall section 8E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Martha Joy Sullivan-born about 1941 in Tennessee

schannon_1 — 2012-05-15 23:37:04Z

Hi there,

I know you asked this question a while back, but I just saw it. Martha was my mother. She was born March 16, 1942, and later moved to Hopkinsville, KY. She died on April 22, 2004. I can also give you information on her marriages and other children, if you'd like.

I would love to know more about my grandfather and his family. I think his name was James or maybe Jamie and that his father's name was maybe started with an O.

Best regards,
Schannon (Joy)

Re: James E. Sullivan born about 1870 in Ohio.

csullivan196 — 2012-05-15 15:46:42Z

I like to know all of my famiily
(sorry with my bas gramatical)
please write to me
csullivan@sampol.com

Re: James E. Sullivan born about 1870 in Ohio.

Kayde35 — 2012-05-15 15:12:48Z

Harry and Florence (Weger) Sullivan were my aunt and uncle. Florence was my mother's sister. Your Dad was my first cousin. I would love to hear from you. The Weger's are a big family.

SULLIVAN John B iii - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-15 11:55:15Z

SULLIVAN John B iii - Vietnam Wall section 8E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Ellen Hungerville married Michael Sullivan-Ire to MA

cbarnett96 — 2012-05-14 17:12:34Z

Hi Rose,
I realise I am entering this conversation more than three years too late but I think I can add a little bit to this story too as I beleive my grandfather was the eldest of the three sons from Julia O'Sullivans first marriage. I have dates of birth for him (Jeremiah O'Callaghan) and his brothers and I know that they lived on the farm in Curraheen. If you are still searching, get in touch as I'd love to swap what information there is.

Best wishes,

Claire

Re: To know where my family roots really came from.

angellb144 — 2012-05-12 16:15:12Z

I would be interested to know more about you and your family? My son is some how related to Sullivan's but not sure HOW! He had a son abt two years ago and he looks like a philipo "at birth".
Could you reply back at my email?
angellb@sbcglobal.net
Mrs.Miller
Thank you very much

Donald Sullivan

tole51 — 2012-05-11 18:21:53Z

Looking to connect with my Dad's brother's family. Albert and Alma Sullivan, I believed they lived in New Hyde Park area of New York. Albert was the son of Timothy L. Sullivan and Margaret Ann O'Connell born in Brooklyn, NY. He had two younger brothers, Francis(Frank) and James(Jimmy)Sullivan. Their son, Donald, would be in his 70's now. If this sounds like your family. I would love to hear from you.

Ellen M Sullivan m George Wharton Brooklyn- (Williamsburg) NY

BetzCortegiano — 2012-05-10 16:12:03Z

Ellen M Sullivan, Kerry Ireland B 1851, D Sept 21, 1893 Williamsburg, Brooklyn NY. Buried Holly Cross Cem., Brooklyn NY. Have death cerf. but does not give date of birth no any family info like mother/father. Came to NY 1869 "City of London". Had 5 children - Catherine 1877-1958,Margaret 1879-1934,George F. 1880-1978, William E 1882-?, Ellen 1884-?

If anyone could fill me in regarding parents, when born, sister and brothers. Had a brother, do not know name, sisters areMargaret Sullivan&Catherine Tobin, I think?. Any info would be helpful?

Re: To know where my family roots really came from.

stephen_manos — 2012-05-09 16:05:58Z

Have you considered DNA testing?

To know where my family roots really came from.

Sullivanfeljan — 2012-05-09 15:18:04Z

Hello. I am a Filipino, born and raised here in The Philippines to Filipino parents. I am a male, 20 years old, and just finished my Bachelor's degree in Nursing. It is quite unclear for me where my surname "Sullivan" really came from. My grandfather used to say that his grandfather is an Irish. I absolutely do not look like from the west, and neither does my parents and my siblings... but we have this feeling and strong emotional connection to white people like as if we are part of them.

marraige record for Thomas Goggin married Catherine Sullivan 1892

BSexton16 — 2012-05-04 15:22:17Z

These are my great grandparents .
I'm finding it impossible to acquire a marraige cert as I don't know Catherine's mothers maiden name.
Her father was John Sullivan b1847-d1872 I think he died due to an accident.
Any info on John his wife or Catherine would be greatly appreciated.
In antisapation,
Brid Goggin sexton

Re: Detroit, Michigan SULLIVANS

mosullivan891 — 2012-05-03 20:11:39Z

I'm not sure if I would be any help but my name is Marah O'Sullivan. I don't know if there is any connection between us but I do live in the Metro Detroit, Michigan area. Let me know if I could do anything to help you!

Re: Am I the Only One??? John SULIVAN KY>MO>AR

BSexton16 — 2012-05-03 17:25:53Z

Hi there,I have a John Sullivan north hoursemount kilcorney co cork.
His daughter Catherine married Thomas Goggin who is my great grandfather.
I hope I can be of some help.
Brid

Re: Am I the Only One??? John SULIVAN KY>MO>AR

JohnSullivan4726 — 2012-05-02 01:23:23Z

Edit typo error with Correction of Birth date year 1833 for JOHN SULLIVAN of Clark County, Kentucky.

Birth is 2 June 1833 (not 1813) at Winchester, Clark Co., KY

my typo error, sorry!

Correction on Mary Jane Child year was 1853 (not 1833)

Thomas Edgar Sullivan (1907-1959)

rlpratt84 — 2012-05-01 16:15:24Z

I'm looking for information on Thomas Edgar Sullivan, b. 1907 in Maine, d. 30 May 1959. John L. Sullivan and Josephine Pardue were his parents.

He was married to Lillian Witham and had two daughters Arlene and Carolyn. I'm looking for information on their half-brother who was in the Navy. Maybe the other mother's name was Ruth?

Thanks,

Ryan

John Sullivan, Ohio>Ca, Died 1/1/1900, Sonora, Ca

sandrabordelon — 2012-05-01 04:59:46Z

TUOLUMNE COUNTY.

Banner, Sonora, January 13th. At 8 o'clock Monday evening, January Ist, John Sullivan left Algerine for his home, distant one-half mile. At the time there was a tempestuous storm of wind and rain and tho night was as black as the Imp of Satan is claimed to be. In traveling the trail he, it is supposed, became bewildered, lost his course and fell into an old mining shaft. The hole contained twenty feet of water, and in it Sullivan met death. Next morning searchers hunted the hills and brush for the missing man. Nowhere could the disappearing man be found. The seeking for Sullivan was kept up through the week and on Saturday, at noon, the body was discovered in tho shaft. The funeral services were held Sunday and burial was in the Odd Fellows' Cemetery. Deceased was forty-four years of age and a native of Ohio.

Amador Ledger, Volume 1900, Number 19, 19 January 1900

Re: John Sullivan and Elizabeth Bradford? my road block!

connie_harris1957 — 2012-05-01 03:48:28Z

my name is connie sullivan harris i am the daughter of frank sullivan the son of hardin sullivan and dora justice sullivan my dads name was frank burbage sullivan not franklin bradford sullivan. just thought you might like to know.thank you connie sullivan harris

Michael Sullivan married Catherine Hungerville in County Kerry, Ireland

amyroses21 — 2012-04-29 05:19:20Z

Michael Sullivan of Kelgobbin/Causeway, County Kerry, Ireland married on 2-16-1835 Catherine Hungerville born est 1817 of Kilmore Causeway

A. John Sullivan born 6-20-1836 in Kilmore sponsors Mary Horan
B. Michael Sullivan born 6-10-1838 in Kilmore sponsors John Leary & Julia Leary
C. Timothy Sullivan born 6-19-1841 in Kilmore sponsors Mary Hungarville
D. Patrick Sullivan born 3-10-1844 in Kilmore sponsors Mary Whelan
E. Maurice Sullivan born 12-29-1845 in Kilmore sponsors Denis Sullivan & Mary Sullivan
F. Cornelius Sullivan born 5-9-1950 in Kilmore sponsors Ellen Fitzgerald
G. James Sullivan born 4-9-1854 in Arduaither/ Causeway sponsors Elizabeth Flaherty
H. Catherine Sullivan born 9-6-1857 in Kilmore sponsors Cornelius Hayes & Juliana Mulvihill

Jeremiah/Dermot O'Sullivan/Sullivan married Mary Hungeville in Tralee, Ireland

amyroses21 — 2012-04-29 04:51:30Z

Mary Hungeville/Hungiville born est 1811 married Jeremiah/Dermot O’Sullivan on 1-7-1829 in Toneavane, Tralee witness Michael Hungeville and James O’Sullivan

A. Denis O’Sullivan born 1-7-1830 in Clihane sponsors Maurice Hungiville & Catherine Hungiville
B. Dermot O’Sullivan born 8-5-1832 in Clihane sponsors Michael Hungaville & Bridget Hungaville
C. James O’Sullivan born 6-12-1835 in Clihane sponsors Timothy Duna & Margaret O’Sullivan
D. Julia O’Sullivan born 10-20-1837 in Clihane sponsors Cornelius O’Sughrue & Julia O’Sughrue
E. John O’Sullivan born 5-28-1843 in Clihane, Tralee sponsors Cornelius O’Cronin & Mary O’Sullivan

Re: SULLIVANs in Oklahoma

ask4roberta — 2012-04-28 15:01:20Z

My father was born in 1927 in Blackwell Oklahoma. After he died at the age of 68, his aunt told me that he had been adopted from the Whitaker Orphanage in Pryor at the age of 4 months. She said his birth name was Sullivan and he was the youngest of 5 Sullivan siblings who were also at the orphanage. Any information would be appreciated.