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From: "Cindy Donahue" <>
Subject: Re: [Montreal-Irish] Donahue/Donahue Family
Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2005 20:47:39 -0500
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Hello Mary Anne,

Moses Donohue and Bridget Fitzgerald were my GGGrandparents.

I have plenty of information on all the Donohues in Frampton, but nothing
before they came to Quebec.

It would be great to compare notes.

I have found the information I have in Census, Parish, Marriage and Burial
Records.
I was in Frampton several years ago.

Cindy Donahue

----- Original Message -----
From: "Mary Anne Sibley" <>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 6:52 PM
Subject: [Montreal-Irish] Donahue/Donahue Family


> Hello:
>
> I am hoping that perhaps you could tell me where it is best to search for
information on the following family:
>
> Michael DONAHUE (or a similiar spelling of this name) born bef 1783
Wexford, Ireland
>
> Michael married Mary MURPHY born before 1785 in Ireland.
>
> They came to Canada (Frampton, Quebec) with their children:
>
> Mary Margaret DONAHUE who married James MURPHY
>
> Moses DONAHUE Married Bridget FITZGERALD (I have now discovered that Moses
was born about 1805 and, according to the Latter Day Saints records was
married to Bridget Fitzgerald on 04 Nov 1834 Frampton, Dorchester Co.,
Quebec, Canada., and he died in Frampton on 17 Feb 1878.
> (The LDS IGI states that a Moses DONAHUE was born in Clonegall,
Carlow, Ireland)
>
> William DONAHUE married Bridget KINSELLA
>
> Thomas DONAHUE married Mary REDMOND.
>
> These children were all born in Wexford, and came to Canada with their
parents as far as we know.
> We do not have the information on the ship they arrived on, or the year.
>
> I know this is not much information, but unfortunately it is all we have a
the moment.
>
> If anyone could tell me where I could possibly find any other data, I
would truly appreciate it., and am willing to pay reasonable fees for any
copies of documents on these family members.
>
> Thank you so much for reading. Mary Anne

>


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