| Colin72 |
Posted on: 02-Jan-2007, 03:40 PM |
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Hello Everyone,
I was just curious to know if anyone out there knows the proper pronunciation of the surname Moylan ? I ask this question because I noticed in some census records that the census taker recorded the last name being spelled as Miland, and I was wondering if the pronunciation of the last name would lend itself to being incorrectly spelled as from what I have seen in various records.
Happy New Year everyone!
Colin  |
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| Colin72 |
Posted on: 27-Jun-2006, 02:17 PM |
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Hello Everyone,
I am looking to see if anyone sees any connection to the following Keelty - Kelty families who lived in New York City during that 1880 through 1930 time period?
Patrick Keelty born about 1853, was husband to Bridget O'Toole, born about 1860. The mother of Bridget O'Toole was Mary. I found the 1900 and 1910 Census of the Patrick and Bridget Keelty family living at East 15th Street, New York City.
The children of Patrick and Bridget Keelty included:
1. Mary Keelty, born June 1882 in New York.
2. Bridget Keelty, born January 1885 in New York.
3. Lawrence J. Keelty, born August 1886 in New York.
4. Maggie Keelty, born March 1890 in New York.
5. Annie Keelty, born September 27, 1892 in New York.
6. Winifred Keelty, born August 1897 in New York.
Lawrence J. Keelty, born about 1886 in New York City, son of Patrick Keelty and Bridget O'Toole, married Philippina E. Beck, born October 9, 1890 in New York City, daughter of Rudolf Beck and Emma Wannemacher on April 14, 1908 in New York City.
I found a 1920 New York Census for the family Lawrence J. Keelty and Philippina E. Beck indicated the Keelty family were living on East 15th Street in New York City, and Lawrence J. Keelty was working as a city patrolman.
The 1930 New York City Census indicates that Patrick Keelty and Bridget O'Toole, parents of Lawrence J. Keelty (born August 1886) were born in Northern Ireland.
The children of Lawrence J. Keelty and Philippina E. Beck included:
1. Margaret Keelty born about 1909
2. Lawrence Keelty born about 1911
3. Rita Keelty born about Sept. 1918
4. Winifred Keelty born about 1920
Lawrence J. Keelty the father fought in World War 1 and Lawrence Keelty the son was enlisted in World War 2 on May 11, 1942.
A 1931 directory of Manhattan indicates that the Keelty family were living at 609 East 15th Street.
The brothers and sisters of Philippina E. Beck included:
1. RUDOLF BECK, b. 02 Sep 1886, New York City.
2. HARRY BECK, b. Abt. 1888, New York City; d. 03 May 1900.
3. ADAM BECK, b. 23 Aug 1888, New York City.
4. GEORGE EDWARD BECK, b. 24 Mar 1892, New York City; d. Abt. 14 Apr 1892.
5. EDWARD BECK, b. 02 Jun 1893, New York City; d. Nov 1972, Brooklyn, New York.
6. EMMA BECK, b. Abt. Jul 1895, New York City.
7. JACOB BECK, b. Abt. Dec 1899, New York City; d. 05 Mar 1900.
If anyone sees any connection to the above Keelty or Beck family members, either as a descendant or by marriage, I look forward to hearing from you! |
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| Colin72 |
Posted on: 31-May-2006, 01:34 PM |
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Hello Everyone,
I am looking to see if anyone reading this message may have any ancestors, relatives, or connections to a certain Catherine O'Connell who was born about 1849 or 1850 and died April 22, 1872 in New York City.
At the moment, I do not know the names of Catherine's parents or if she had any brothers or sisters. I am not 100% sure if she was born in New York City or if she was born in County Cork, Ireland. Perhaps Catherine was born in New York City, but I have a feeling the O'Connell family came from County Cork.
The little information that I do have on Catherine O'Connell is as follows:
Catherine O'Connell married Adam Wannemacher (born in Rehborn, Germany about 1841), son of Adam Wannemacher and Philippina Held in New York City on January 19, 1866.
The marriage register record for Adam and Catherine stated that Adam was 25 years old and Catherine was 17 years old. Catherine's residence was listed as 196 East 17th Street. The marriage was performed by Reverend Samuel E. Seaman at 123 East 27th Street in Manhattan.
Catherine O'Connell and Adam Wannemacher had the following children:
1. Adam E. Wannemacher (29 Nov 1866 - 23 Apr 1948)
2. John Charles Wannemacher (07 Sep 1869 - 22 Jun 1938)
3. Edward Wannemacher (24 Aug 1870 - ?)
4. Mary Wannemacher (25 Nov 1871 - 01 Jun 1872)
If anyone has any ancestors, family or connections to an O'Connell family living in New York City, Manhattan during that 1850 to 1880 time period with information matching the above Catherine O'Connell please respond to this message as I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks! |
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