Descendants of Michael? FOLEY
Fourth Generation
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John married Nellie 'UNKNOWN'.
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They had the following children:
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Katie CLARKE |
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Maureen CLARKE |
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Bertie married Adita RICKARD.
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They had the following children:
Rita married Andrew MCDONALD
They had the following children:
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Evelyn married Jim GLYNN. Jim was born in Boyle, Co. Roscommon. He died date unknown.
Evelyn and Jim lived in Cootehall, Co. Roscommon.
Note: There's a record of a marriage of a Thomas Glynn and Elizabeth Logan in Cootehall on 16 February 1880. Thomas's father's name was Patrick and Thomas's address was given as what looks like "Cuidera". Is it possible that Jim and Thomas might have been related?
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They had the following children:
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Margaret (Peggy) GLYNN died in Dublin and was buried in Co. Roscommon.
Peggy was a nurse. She never married. |
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Anne GLYNN died Jan 2004. |
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Patrick (Paddy) GLYNN |
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Joseph (Joe) GLYNN died mid 1990s. |
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Florence (Flo) GLYNN |
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Florence married Ken ELLIS |
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Dorothy GLYNN |
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Kathleen (Sr. Evelyn) GLYNN |
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Bridget married Michael FOLEY. Michael died date unknown.
After Michael and Bertha married, they lived in Cootehall, Co. Roscommon, although Michael worked as a schoolteacher in Dungannon, Co. Tyrone. He would spend weekdays in Dungannon and would return home to Cootehall at weekends.
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They had the following children:
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Eithne FOLEY |
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Austin FOLEY was born about 1930. He died 14 Jul 1950 and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin.
Austin was only 19 years of age when he died. |
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Kitty FOLEY |
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Kitty married Gordon DOYLE, son of Arthur DOYLE and Kathleen O'HARA. Gordon died 1979. |
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Maeve FOLEY |
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Maeve married John BEIRNE |
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Kathleen married Arthur DOYLE, son of Arthur? DOYLE and 'UNKNOWN'. Arthur was born in New Ross, Co. Wexford. He died date unknown.
Arthur and Kathleen met in St. Vincent's Hospital in Dublin where Arther's father was a patient and Kathleen was a nurse. Apparently Kathleen's aunt, Sr. Jerome, who also worked in the hospital, in an effort to find Kathleen a husband, instructed her to look after Arthur's father who had eligible sons. After their marriage, Kathleen and Arthur lived in Co. Waterford.
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They had the following children:
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Gordon married Kitty FOLEY |
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Arthur DOYLE |
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Carmel DOYLE |
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Jane DOYLE |
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Alfred married Elizabeth FALLON, daughter of 'unknown' FALLON and Kate KEOHANE. Elizabeth was born 1890 in New Zealand. She died 1970 in New Zealand.
Elizabeth remarried after the death of her husband Alfred and had more children.
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They had the following children:
Albert married Kitty O'TOOLE
They had the following children:
Monica married William BAIN
They had the following children:
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Philip BAIN was born 1921 in New Zealand. He died 1928. |
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Sheila married Patrick GOONAN
They had the following children:
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Terry GOONAN was born 1950 in New Zealand. He died 1974. |
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Tony GOONAN |
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45. Thomas (Tom) MCDONNELL (Eliza Ellen (Lizzie) GORDON
, Anne FOLEY
, Michael?
) was born 17 or 18 June 1897 in prob. Corgarriff, Kilmovee, Co. Mayo. He died 14 Feb 1963 in Swinford, Co. Mayo and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin.
Tom emigrated to the United States as a young man. According to Ellis Island records, he arrived in New York from Liverpool on October 30, 1922. On the ship manifest it's difficult to make out his occupation but it looks like hardware assistant.
Tom's emigration was unplanned. The exact circumstances of his departure aren't known but his possible association with Free State governnment sympathisers (i.e., those who were pro-Treaty) may have led him to flee, even though he himself wasn't known by family to have been a supporter of either the pro- or anti-Treaty camp. In the course of her research, Kathleen Hegarty Thorne, author of They Put The Flag a-Flyin’, an account of the Irish War of Independence and the Civil War as they impacted on Co. Roscommon, came across a report of an incident involving a Treaty supporter whose brother appears to have accompanied Tom to the States a few weeks later. According to Kathleen, a Peter Sharkey who was a pro-Treaty activist from Edmondstown (Kilcolman parish), Ballaghadereen, was shot and badly wounded by anti-Treaty forces in September 1922 for apparently not having complied with an order to leave the area. Ellis Island records list Tom and a Bernard Sharkey together, Bernard giving as his nearest relative at home a brother, Peter Sharkey from Tobracken (in Kilcolman parish), Ballaghadereen. This may well have been the Peter Sharkey who was shot, and it may well be that Tom's possible association with him and/or his brother led to his sudden departure. It would be 20 years before Tom would see Ireland again.
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Thomas married Mary (Mamie) LYNCH, daughter of Patrick LYNCH and Catherine MORRISON, in New York. Mary was born 14 Feb 1901 in Binion, Clonmany, Co. Donegal. She died 28 Jan 1970 in Dublin and was buried in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin.
Mamie emigrated to the United States in 1919. Around the late 1950s she and Tom moved back to Ireland.
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They had the following children:
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Cathleen (Cathy) MCDONNELL |
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Cathleen married Louis (Lou) PIETRONUTO |
Michael married Mary LAFFERTY
They had the following children:
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Mary MCDONNELL was born 1941. She died 2001 in Swinford, Co. Mayo.
Mary became a nun. She was a member of the Mercy order. |
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Annie MCDONNELL |
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Alex MCDONNELL |
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Evelyn MCDONNELL |
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Bridie MCDONNELL |
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