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Magner Information Dec, 2000 Edited by: JimMagner@aol.com Subject: Data posted to form 1 of http://www.magner.org/contact.htm Sent:
Saturday, December 02, 2000 7:53 PM Post:
Yes, Your Name: Kate Hearn, E-mail: merd@optusnet.com.au
Surname:
Huntress Area
Searching: New South Wales or related q.
Has anyone information with Huntress as a connection to the Magner James Micheal
& Althea Mary the mother of my Grandmother Nora Magner. Kate
Hearn Subj: Fw: Data posted to form 1 of http://www.magner.org/contact.htmSent:
Monday, December 04, 2000 6:31 AM Post:
Yes, Your Name: Beryl Skiljan, E-mail: lyreb@primus.com.au
Surname:
MAGNER Area
Searching: Carshalton, Surrey, England I
believe that the Mary Ann MAGNER C: 23 Sept 1838 Carshalton, Surrey, England,
Father James Magner, Mother Ann, is my great-grandmother.
She and two siblings arrived in Western Australia on the "Robert
Morrison" from London on 1.2.1862 - the siblings are listed as Ann Magner
(I found an Eliza Mary
Ann Magner in your list) and James Magner.
They are listed as servants. This
information was gleaned from the Bicentennial Dictionary of Western Australians
(and my g-grandmother's marriage certificate – she married Thomas Syred McKnoe
on February 10 1868 - she was illiterate and her father was listed as James
Magner, Farmer). Is anyone else researching this family? Sent:
Thursday, December 07, 2000 10:38 AM Subject:
Data posted to form 1 of http://www.magner.org/contact.htm Post:
Yes, Your Name: JP MAGNER M.P.S.I., E-mail: MAGNR@INDIGO.IE
, Surname: MAGNER THANK
YOU FOR PROMPT REPLY. GRANDFATHER DR THOMAS MAGNER, ASKEATON, CO LIMERICK.
SPOUSE WAS A CURTIN OF NEWCASTLEWEST, I BELIEVE FROM A HOTEL FAMILY. MY UNCLES
WERE NOEL, MOSSY AND DR STANLEY DIED 1966 LONDON. HIS SONS FRANK AND FATHER
RONAN ARE STILL ALIVE ALSO LIVING IN LONDON. I BELIEVE MOSSY WHO DIED CIRCA
1930’S IS BURIED IN USA. THE GRAVEYARD AT ASKEATON CHURCH IS FULL OF MAGNER
PLOTS INCLUDING MY GRANDFATHERS. IT WOULD MAKE A WORTHWHILE TRIP WHILST IN
IRELAND FOR MAGNERS, IN FACT ON THE CORNER OF THE ROAD LEADING TO THE
CHURCH IS NON OTHER THAN MAGNER'S BAR. MY CLAN OF MAGNERS SEEMS TO BE TIED TO
CURTINS AS ABOVE, MULCAHYS (THE GREAT IRISH INTERNATIONAL RUGBY STAR OF
THE 60'S) DR WILLIAM (BILL) LIVING IN SKERRIES NORTH DUBLIN WOULD HAVE BEEN MY
FATHERS SECOND COUSIN) AND OTHER FAMILIES. SOME OF THE INFORMATION ON THE
HEADSTONES WOULD GREATLY HELP OTHER MAGNERS FIND THEIR ROOTS AND ALSO HELP THEM
FIND MINE. I WOULD SO MUCH LIKE TO BE ABLE TO TRACE BACK FURTHER THAN ONE
GENERATION ANYONE WHO RECALLS DR THOMAS MAGNER AND HIS SONS PARTICULARLY JACK (SEAN)CAN
CONTACT ME ON MAGNR@INDIGO.IE Subj:
JohnMagner,about 1820+- Date: 11/24/2000 10:11:24 AM Eastern Standard TimeFrom:
csharp@modempool.com (Charles Sharp) To:
MAGNER-L@rootsweb.com Researching
lineage of John Magner born probably around 1820. John married a Nancy
Wood. John & Nancy had at least one child, Catherine Jane Magner.b. June 14,
1842 & d. 1916. Catherine married George Washington Cline/Kline November 12,1857
in Van Wert, Ohio. George Washington Cline/Kline was born about 1832. Unknown
death. Catherine is buried in Monroeville, Indiana as is George.(Different
cemeteries).George Washington Cline/Kline served in Civil War in Co C,2nd
Indiana Cavalry. George & Cathering had at least two children, Nellie Cline
& Ida Lucritice Cline. Ida married Hillery Hoover. We
have a lot of ther Hoover line on down. Missing Magner information other than
above. Mising Cline information other than above. Any help adding ANYTHING to
either line appreciated. Would like to hear from anyone connecting to this John
Magner or any of the others named above. Charles
A. Sharp Janet
E. Sharp Great Great grand daughter of Ida Cline. Subj:
John Magner Date:
11/24/2000 To:
csharp@modempool.com (Charles Sharp) CC:
bgoodbar-colo@worldnet.att.net CC:
ecmarquez@emtc.mtcs.tec.me.us, Handbell@wcnet.net CC:
EllenLMT@msn.com, niteowl@worldaccessnet.com CC:
jmhudson61@hotmail.com, eyes4you@ponyexpress.net Charles,
At
a quick look it appears your John Magner is connected to the Edward Magner
Family Tree located at http://www.magner.org/research/edmagner.htm CATHERINE JANE MAGNER, b. June 14, 1842, Van Wert County, OH; d. June 18, 1916, Monroeville, IN. Jim
Magner Margate,
Florida
www.magner.org Subj:
Re: John Magner Date:
11/24/2000 7:18:31 PM Eastern Standard Time From:
csharp@modempool.com (Charles Sharp) To:
JimMagner@aol.com Jim:
You certainly made our day & then some. Catherine was my wife's great
great grandmother. We had nothing much on her & less on her husband. This
file was a treasure trove of information for us. Thank you so much & God
Bless you. Charles
A."Charlie" Sharp JOURNAL
OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE MEMORIALS OF THE DEAD= IN
IRELAND. VOLUME
VII, 1907-08, Transcribed from LDS film # 1279254 Memento
Mori Here Lies The Body of Elizabeth Higgins Wife to David Magner Who Depar This Life April the 18th 1797 Aged 42 years
He Caused this Stone to Be Erected For Him And Family May She Rest in Peace
Erected
by James Magner in memory of his son Edmond
who died in 1798 aged 19 yr also his daughter Ellen
who died 21 Jan 1803 aged ?? yr May They Rest in Peace Amen
Erected
by James Magner of Kilquain in memory
of his Uncle Patrick Magner who
departed this life Aug 31 1859 Aged 58 yr and also his Brother Son Denis
who Departed Aug 26 1859 aged 23 yr May their Souls rest in Peace Amen. *This
stone is neatly erected but rather frail. It is at present cast down, but very
little injured. Hence this record of it. HEADSTONE
INSCRIPTIONS IN
ARDAGH CEMETERY (Adjoining
the grounds of ST. MOLUA’S PARISH CHURCH, ARDAGH, CO. LIMERICK) 1.
Michael Kelly, d. 27 Nov. 1908, erected by his daughter Mrs
(Kelly) Magner. 2.
Patrick Kelly, B.L. died Jan 16, 1931. Erected by his sister Mrs.
Kelly Magner. 3.
Mary
Magner, d. Jun 12
1936, and her husband, Joseph, d. May 21 1944; their daughter, Mary Cath.
Cahill, d. May 2, 1978. Westborough
Police Department History
http://web.iquest.net/ust/history.htm
William
Magner and L.W. Greene were appointed to patrol the Town. They received $8 per
week. Magner was appointed Chief of Police as well as Sheriff and served until
1912 when he was accidently struck and killed by a trolley at Chestnut Hill. Chief
Magner was preceded by a succession of men who served in other Town positions
while the Town struggled to find the right man for the job. Fire
Chief James McDonald replaced Magner after his death but he also died in office
in 1913. Succeeding McDonald in 1914 was the lifelong friend and neighbor of
Magner, Fire Engineer John P. Crowe. Crowe became Fire Chief in 1916. http://www.iol.ie/~smgssd/6class/teresad.htm
Name:
Theresa Doyle. Age: 12 School:
St. Mary’s N.S . Dunmanway Here
is a piece which I wrote about some local history. Canon Magner’s Death On Wednesday Dec.15th 1920 , Canon Magner left the Presbytery at 11:15 am to walk and say his prayers for an hour before lunch. His walk took him along the main road towards Ballyhalwick. He stopped and went back. A car broke down on the road and Canon Magner stopped to help. The man driving the car was called Mr. Brady from Skibbereen. Tadhg O’Crowley from the I.R.A stopped to help. Canon Magner and Tadhg O’ Crowley pushed the car. Just then a lorry load of Black and Tans passed and another lorry load passed and went on about 100 metres and then backed back. They were coming from the workhouse in Dunmanway. A person called Hart came out of the lorry and asked Tadhg his name and address. The minute that Tadhg said, "O’ Crowley’ Hart shot him. Canon Magner knelt down beside him and said prayers. That annoyed Hart. Hart said ‘Curse the Pope’. Canon Magner said, ‘Never" and Hart shot him. Brady escaped through the fields. Brady spread the news around the town like wild fire. James Nyhan from Ballinacarriga was cycling and saw what happened. James went to the curate’s house. The curates at that time were Fr. Sheehan and Fr. Carmody. Fr. Carmody rushed on his bike to see what had happened. He passed the spot and turned round at Acres Cross. He cycled back again and he saw a dog sulking at the side of the road and he went over to investigate. He saw Canon Magner and Tadhg O’ Crowley lying dead on the road. They shouldered them to the church and said a special Mass. It was at 4.00 that evening that his family found out. |
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