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1. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Cassiday [1]
Hi Ron, I actually do not know anything more than I have seen in newspaper reports of her death. It said she was born in Cornwall. That could mean the Cornwall area. She died in 1899 and I was going to purchase her death certificate, which I can still do, but the lady in Oswego, NY told me her mothers name was not on there, which was the main reason why I wanted it, so I did not do that at the time. In her sons CW FIle her maiden name was listed as Delia Cassiday. I know nothing of her parents
2. Re: [Montreal-Irish] John Bumbray [1]
Louise, I don't know anything about your Great Grandfather, but there was a Bumbray family who were neighbours of my family in the early 1950s when I was a child in the Snowdon area of Montreal. I believe that they lived on McLynn or Bourret. One of the daughters babysat me. Could this possibly be part of your family? Nicole Gareau -----Original Message----- From: can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Louise Bartlett Sent: March 25, 2008 9
3. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Cassiday [1]
Hi Ron, I was going over your last email to me. You mentioned a Rose working as a "Cook on Canal" in the 1870 census. Who is the Rose you meant. Was she part of that DeRosier family? I never saw a Rose on any census. Marilyn On Mar 4, 2008, at 5:51 PM, Ron Dale wrote: > Hi Marilyn, > > The 1870 census shows Paul and Charles as :"boatmen" but when I saw > Rose as > "Cook on Canal" I assumed that the lads were boatmen on the canal. > > The big RC church in Cornwall was and is St Columba's. St.
4. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Cassiday [1]
I am looking for the name Cassiday. That is the name given as my gg grandmother's maiden name on the Civil War Pension Application file of one of her sons. I have looked for years for this name in the Cornwall area, but found nothing. I have recently been told that the name may have been Casoty or Casote and French, not Irish as I had always thought. Due to illiteracy of my gg grandmother, it may have been spelled the way it sounded by her son or maybe the way it sounded to the person taking
5. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Kelly/Kelley in Montreal/back [1]
In a message dated 3/12/2008 6:34:19 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time, dcgagnier@hotmail.com writes: It does say her father was in attendance and there were signatures of Joseph Kelley, Sophia signed an X beside her name, then there is a name that appears to be Alvaham Decker and finally Nicholas Moore. Joseph gives his occupation as a Joiner. Perhaps you can search notarial sites for a marriage contract that would have been drawn which would tell you more. Hi Doreen: Thank you for the compl
6. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Searching for information on Nicholas Roach and his wife Sarah White, Montreal [1]
You will find your relatives buried in Plot 00262, Section H on the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery website - happy hunting! Roach William Henry Concession #00262 H 17/04/1918 Here is the link: http://www.cimetierenddn.org/en/services/necrologie Nicole Gareau -----Original Message----- From: can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of JACK MCKINNON Sent: March 8, 2008 2:54 PM To: can-montreal-irish@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Montreal-Irish] Se
7. Re: [Montreal-Irish] John Bumbray [1]
Hi There is a William Bumbary married to a Catherine Colford who have two children baptized at St. Ann's, Griffintown/Montreal. Any connection? Sheila, ON.
8. Re: [Montreal-Irish] CORCORAN/McDONALD/HAYES/SWEENY/McKENNA/KENNEDY/O'BOYLE [1]
Thanks so very much, Sheila! Nicole -----Original Message----- From: can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of DIRGNI45@aol.com Sent: March 2, 2008 12:15 PM To: can-montreal-irish@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [Montreal-Irish]CORCORAN/McDONALD/HAYES/SWEENY/McKENNA/KENNEDY/O'BOYLE In a message dated 3/2/2008 10:12:06 AM Central Standard Time, cully@videotron.ca writes: Sheila, I would be very happy to have any information that anybody can prov
9. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Kelly/Kelley in Montreal [1]
The only church that was there in that time frame was Philipsburg (Anglican Church)> The Drouin Collection for 1811, image 21 shows the marriage of this couple and that Sophia was of minor age, but does not identify the parents. It does say her father was in attendance and there were signatures of Joseph Kelley, Sophia signed an X beside her name, then there is a name that appears to be Alvaham Decker and finally Nicholas Moore. Joseph gives his occupation as a Joiner. Perhaps you can search notarial si
10. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Nicholas Roach/ROCHE [1]
and in the meantime scarf around here - Roche recorded in the Cork Land - [Encumbered Estates] Checking land records - all counties can yield many clues http://www.rootsweb.com/~irlarchive/main.htm Great PICO srch engine at bottom of pages Mimi Taylor Here are two great sites sent in by another IRELAND-L member http://www.namethesaurus.com/Thesaurus/Search.aspx and here http://www.ireland.com/ancestor/surname/ Fascinating variations - of surname spellings and pronunciations -----Original M
11. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Non Catholic Irish [1]
AncestorStuff.com :: Main :: QUEBEC: Finding Your Ancestors in English Quibec (Douglas) SYNOPSIS Author: Douglas, Althea, MA, CG ISBN: 1-894018-25-7 Although we think of Quebec as divided by language, French or English, the religious divide is much more important: Roman Catholic or Non-Catholic. This book will help you understand this religious divide and how land divisions and institutions were developed. Included is an extensive reference and bibliography section. 2001, 51/2 X 81/2, paper, 217
12. [Montreal-Irish] Kelly/Kelley in Montreal [1]
Hi Listmates: This is a real "stab in the dark" request. My 4th great grandparents, Joseph Kelly & Sophia Decker were married 24 Nov. 1811 in St. Armand Wes, which is Philipsburg, Quebec, Canada. I can't find any information on Joseph Kelly's family. I do not have a birth nor a death date for him. I have not been able to find his parents. Joseph and Sophia had 8 children with two being born in Montreal, Quebec, Can. A daughter Lucretia Kelly b. 7 Jan. 1814 and a son Joseph Jr. b. 7 Jan. 1818.
13. Re: [Montreal-Irish] martin hannan [1]
This is for Linda, >From the microfilm of the church register, which I have. Happy Easter to you. Sheila, ON. St. Ann's, Griffintown/Montreal M27 June 9, 1903 Margin: Francis Hannan and Maria Louisa Mason Banns were said in St. Ann's and St. Henry's, Francis Hannan, goal guard, son of Martin Hannan and Marguerit Kane TO: Maria Louisa Mason, daughter of John Mason and of dec. Rose Brown Wit: James Hannan, brother of the groom and of Mary Daly, niece of the bride. All signed. St. Ann's G
14. Re: [Montreal-Irish] martin hannan [1]
In a message dated 22/03/2008 7:29:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, dcgagnier@hotmail.com writes: Drouin Collection - Montrial (Saint Ann)> 1875 - Image 33 shows: On the 13th of June 1875, baptised Francis, born on 11th instant of the lawful marriage of Martin Hannon, labourer, and Margaret Kane. Sponsors "John Kennedy who declared along with the father that he could not sign" and Catherine Gallery, undersigned. (Priest: Thomas Brown) ... The Drouin Collection - Montrial (Saint Ann)> 1880 - I
15. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Cassiday [1]
Hi Marilyn, I have sent a copy of the page on which Rose Derosia is listed in the 1870 census--living with Delia and Paul Derosia. The email will be coming from "Ancestry" and you should be able to open it as an image from the census. Let me know if you receive it OK. Ron -------------------------------------------------- From: "Marilyn Craig" Sent: Saturday, March 15, 2008 9:43 AM To: Subject: Re: [Montreal-Irish] Cassiday > Hi Ron, I was go
16. [Montreal-Irish] John Bumbray [1]
I recently became aware of this resource and was wondering if someone could be of help to me. My my great grandfather was John Bumbray, born September 20, 1847, in Ireland I believe. He died May 12, 1923 in Montreal and was married to Elizabeth Masson and had 5 children: John (Marie-Louise Hervieux), Berthe, Ernestine, Elizabeth (Joseph Chartier) and Yvonne (Wilfred Pilon). John Bumbray worked as a contractor (building houses) in the Hochelaga district of Montreal. He was an alderman for the City of Mont
17. [Montreal-Irish] Hennessy, Buckley [1]
For Nicole Sheila, ON. Plot at Notre Dame de Neige 01203 P St. Patrick's, Montreal Jan. 10, 1859 M2 Martin Hennessy, labourer son of Michael Hennessy (dec) and Anastasia Dawson TO: Ellen Buckley daughter of John Buckley dec. and of Bridget Jennings Wit: is Thomas McCaffrey and Jane Doherty Gr. parents from Co. Kilkenny, Ire. Br. pts. Co. Westmeath, Ire. Children of Martin Hennessy and Ellen Buckley: St. Patrick's, Montreal Nov.20, 1859, born Nov. 19, 1859 GP: Joseph Hurley and (looks like) Ann Da
18. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Searching for information on Nicholas Roach and his wife Sarah White, Montreal [1]
Thanks for the offer Nicole. I have seen the tombstone, but there is no mention of the place of origin etc. Mike Roach Ottawa, On ----- Original Message ----- From: "Nicole Gareau" To: Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2008 3:35 PM Subject: Re: [Montreal-Irish] Searching for information on Nicholas Roach and his wife Sarah White, Montreal >I will be happy to take photographs of the tombstone for you when the snow > melts - I was there last weekend and it
19. Re: [Montreal-Irish] CORCORAN/McDONALD/HAYES/SWEENY/McKENNA/KENNEDY/O'BOYLE [1]
Sheila, I would be very happy to have any information that anybody can provide! Knowing the godparents sometimes gives good clues. I am still fairly new to researching my family and don't know how to look up births and deaths - it would help if you could explain to me how you found that information as well?? My e-mail is cully@videotron.ca. I found the Hayes connection by wading through deep snow in the cemetery last Sunday! I went to school here in Montreal with children named Hayes and Sweeny - we we
20. Re: [Montreal-Irish] John Bumbray [1]
It is very interesting to see how names were changed at one point or another. It sounds very logical to me. I'll see what I can piece together with all this information I have received. Thank you all for precious help. Louise > From: ron.dale@sympatico.ca > To: can-montreal-irish@rootsweb.com > Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2008 21:45:56 -0400 > Subject: Re: [Montreal-Irish] John Bumbray > > The name Bumbray, if they were indeed Irish, could have been derived from > Banbury. There were Banburys in Antrim as t
21. Re: [Montreal-Irish] Searching for information on Nicholas Roach and his wife Sarah White, Montreal [1]
Hi Michael, Have you searched the Montreal Star newspaper for obituaries and obsequies for everyone possible? I have had great success with that. Have you searched Cote des Neiges Cemetery on-line? You'll be able to find out who is buried in the plot. Have you seen Nicholas and Sara's gravestone? It just might yield their birthplace and birthdates. Good luck, Linda -----Original Message----- From: can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com [mailto:can-montreal-irish-bounces@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of
22. [Montreal-Irish] Hennessy, Hayes [1]
This is for Nicole. Sheila, On. St. Patrick's, Montreal Nov. 28, 1895 B340, born on Nov. 27, 1895 Patrick Edmund Hennessy son of Michael Hennessy and Ellen Hayes GP: Annie Hennessy-O'Donnell and Michael J. O'Donnell
23. [Montreal-Irish] Happy St. Patrick's Day [1]
And a tip of the hat to you too Ken! Thanks for doing such a good job. Hope all on the list have a great time celebrating our Irish roots today. T.Gowers (Carmody/O'Regan) Sent: Monday, March 17, 2008 4:51 PM To: irish-canadian@rootsweb.com; can-montreal-irish@rootsweb.com Subject: [Montreal-Irish] Happy St. Patrick's Day Hi all, I just wanted to wish you all a Happy St. Patrick's Day. We celebrated in grand style yesterday here in Montreal. It's great to see everyone come out and join us in celebrati
24. Re: [Montreal-Irish] martin hannan [1]
In a message dated 22/03/2008 8:26:12 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, DIRGNI45@aol.com writes: In a message dated 22/03/2008 7:29:33 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, dcgagnier@hotmail.com writes: Drouin Collection - Montrial (Saint Ann)> 1875 - Image 33 shows: On the 13th of June 1875, baptised Francis, born on 11th instant of the lawful marriage of Martin Hannon, labourer, and Margaret Kane. Sponsors "John Kennedy who declared along with the father that he could not sign" and Catherine Gall
25. [Montreal-Irish] Happy St. Patrick's Day [1]
Hi all, I just wanted to wish you all a Happy St. Patrick's Day. We celebrated in grand style yesterday here in Montreal. It's great to see everyone come out and join us in celebrating the coming of Spring and in celebrating our Irish culture. Regards, Ken Quinn, List Admin
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