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From: "margaret brennan" <>
Subject: Re: [KEATING-L] Keating / Caton in 1860 Census, Allegany Co., MD
Date: Sat, 14 Sep 2002 03:26:22 -0400


Peter, I find the relationship of all the names to be fascinating. we know
nothing of our Patricks parents other than his mother was Ellen and his
father died on the ship. they did come over about that same time but to
Canada.
As to the Brennan's, my husbands fathers family came over in the 1890's I
think, They might have some from Sligo? not sure why I think that. I am not
at home right now so cannot check on that right now.

YOu Gemmel name is also in our family. My cousin is married to Ian Gemmell
in Kingston Ontario. His family came from Ayr.

Never know the connections you can find.
Good luck in your search.
marg
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>From: "Peter B Gemmell" <>
>Reply-To:
>To:
>Subject: Re: [KEATING-L] Keating / Caton in 1860 Census, Allegany Co., MD
>Date: Wed, 11 Sep 2002 12:45:21 -0400
>
>Margaret, My keatings come from Albany New York, via Newry. My
>GGGrandfather, Robert Keating and his brother Edward and sister Mary were
>living wirh a James and Mary Brennan at the time of the 1860 census. Robert
>actually named his first-born son James Brennan Keating. James left New
>Haven, CT for ther seminary at St Bonaventure and died as Rev James Keating
>in Pittsburgh in 1897, only 32 yrs old . The special relation between the
>Brennans and the Keatings is the key to my finding the father of Robert,
>and
>the friend of James Brennan. He would be Patrick Keating, born in Calow
>County abt. 1800. Any Brennan/Keating magic out there??
>
>
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