july2001

Thank you for your answer to my question about John James Magner. I only have info on my g-grandmothers birth date .She was born on 21 Nov 1879 County Cork Ireland. Yours Michael Colwell.

Subject: Data posted to form 1 of http://www.henneberry.org/magnerqueries/suggest.htm

> Can anyone give me info on John Joseph Magner born in Ireland around 1883 in either Doneraile Mallow or Buttervant .He married Margaret Barry who was born on 21 Nov 1879.She was also born in Ireland in one of the above places. They left Ireland around 1905 for Cardiff South Wales. They had a daughter named Mary (Molly) and sons named Danny, Charles, John, James, Thomas all children born in Cardiff.I would appreciate any info on family still living in Ireland as I will be visiting in June 2002 and would like to meet any relatives. thank you all for your time and attention yours Michael Colwell (Australia)

Subj: Re: Magner / Barry

Thank you for the response to the question regarding my g-grandparents. I can give you the birth date of my g-grandmother. She was born Margaret Barry on 21 November 1879 in County Cork Ireland. She died on 27 November 1972 South Western hospital Stockwell. I will be grateful for any info received. I think that there is a Father Daniel Magner in London that is somehow related to my family. Thank you yours Michael+ yvonne.

> > any info on John Joseph Magner married to Margaret Mary Barry daughter Mary (Molly) sons Danny John Charles Patrick James left Ireland 1905 for Cardiff South Wales children all born in Wales

>[Note the database does NOT include the information I have posted on the various pages, you will have to read them yourself)

> While I have many combined birth & marriage entries for Magner and Barry in Cork including Mallow I have no record of a marriage for John Magner / John J. or Joseph and Margaret or Mary Barry. They well may be amoung the names we have that are unreadable from the church records. I have about 40-50

>records that had the name Magner in a birth and usually the date but the child and mother were not readable.

>18 Oct 1856 Married: Roche, Johanna & Roche, Michael Witnesses: Barry Elizabeth, & Barry, Mary & Magnier, John Cork Kildorrery, Carrigduanne

>For John Magner I have over 80 listing in Cork most of which are from Killavullen very near Mallow

>Events for John Magner are very numerous but it is not possible to say he is the same John you are researching. There are many events recorded for Ellen Barry.

>Sorry I could not be of further help, Can you come up with an approximate born date on either?

Subj: Henry Magner/Sarah

I am hoping someone can clarify my great-grandfathers correct father....and have been told that his father was Azariah (on that family tree it says "his son Henry was born in Ohio and moved and stayed in Iowa" This is true of my g-grandfather. He came to Tama, Iowa where he died.. ...However I received a copy of his Marriage license to my g-grandmother Sarah Shaffer and on this he is listed as supposedly a Henry Jr. I would appreciate any help with this confusion.

> Does anyone know anything about the actor Jack Magner? I sit and search the net for hours and find nothing! So if anyone has found anything please tell me.

> I AM LOOKING FOR MY GRANDFATHER JAMES MAGNER, MARRIED TO SARAH MOONEY WHO SETTLED IN UVALDE, TEXAS. THEY HAD 4 CHILDREN: CATHERINE, JOHN, WILLIAM AND THERESA. WILLIAM WAS MY FATHER WHO DIED IN 7 MAY 1964 IN THE PHILIPPINES.

1900 CENSUS CATHERINE (MAGNER) HUGHES WAS 21 WITH SON, JOHN JAMES HUGHES, 1 YR OLD, LIVING WITH BROTHER JOHN MAGNER, 17 YR

> My husband is related to the Magner family thru Robert Magner of Williams County, Ohio. His son was George Henry Magner, his daughter was Mary Catherine (Cassie) Magner Manley, her son was Hobart Manley, his son was Richard Manley and his son is my husband Gary. I can give you the complete family from Robert on to our grandchildren.

> My name is Tim Ahern. I'm researching an ancestor named Owen Ahern who lived on Cahermoyle, when William Smith O'Brien lived there. He was a groundskeeper, I think? He left Ireland sometime between 1848 and 1850 without his family, who later joined him in New York. That's all we know. We don't know anything about his mother or father, sisters or brothers. He married a woman born in England named Ann Vicary. I'm going to The Family History Library in Salt Lake City on July 12th and I was wondering if you had any information that could help?

> In response to your answer to my Query of November 2000. The Magner I have is Edward Thomas Magner born 6-27-1860 Died 8-18-1936. He married Alice Mae Conrad, born 4-21-1868 died 8-5-37. I have no date for their wedding.

They were farmers in Mercer County Pa, located near All Saints Church. Edward was also a carpenter. He was a violinist, country style, and was much in demand for dances and parties throughout the area. They had five children, Frances Magner born 7020-1892, Died 9-17-86, married Edward Smith "Ted" Wiesen. Hellen Eleanor Mager born 1-1-1893 Died 1-22-1959 married Charles Paul Donahue. John Henry Magner, born 6-3-1895, died 8-31-1967, married Mary Jospehine Dougherty. Marguerite Magner, Born 8-24-1897 Died 3-17-80, married Myron E. Lee. Frederick Magner born 1900 date of death unknown, married Barbara English.

Alice Conrad would be the sister of my Grandmother Mary Margaret Conrad. I couldn't find a match in your family trees but maybe I didn't look the right place? I know this family was very influential and a favorite with the entire clan. Let me know if you are interested in more descendants of these families as I have that information.

Subj: Magner history

Ref. "I only have information on one of the 5, the son, Joseph, aka MMOM1 Joseph Magner, USN. He was born on May 16, 1920 and he was killed on board the USS Trout while attacking a Japanese convoy near the Philippines on February 29, 1944. The Trout was sunk in the attack taking all hands."

My Uncle Harold Tierney was also aboard the USS Trout at that time. My Grandmother Marie Bridgetta Tierney wrote and received correspondence back from all family members. However, these letters which she so carefully kept have now been lost. I would be interested if you know of anyone having a copy of correspondence from my Grandmother. I believe she was living in Iowa at the time of Harold's death.

> I am Donna Magner, I am wishing to find out my family tree. I am the daughter of Terrence Gordan Magner. He is the son of Thomas Magner of n.s.w.

Date: 06/11/2001 12:40:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time

I have checked out the Family Tree of Magner/Hennessy. But it is a generation ahead of where I need to look.

The only reason I said "Banshee", Tipperary, was it is written on the death certificate of John Hennessy as his birth place,(possibly mid 1820's) and the person writing it it NE Victoria, AUS, probably had no idea where it was. His mother is listed as Mary Hennessy formerly Magner. His father John Hennessy is listed as Farmer.

Date: 05/22/2001 2:03:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time

I am researching Anstice (Emma) Magner b. ca.1790 who married William Shealy b. ca 1783 in Co. Tipperary, Ireland before coming to Indiana about 1842. Emma died 7 October 1875 in Delphi, Indiana.

Subj: query

I am looking for a possible connection between Charles Magnor (Virginia,1626) and my ancestor, John Maner (Maynor, Mainer, Mayner or variants), who lived in Surry County, Va. in the mid- to late 1600's. Do you know Charles's wife's name and those of any possible children? Also,

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Jim, The question was, "do you have roots going back that far?" My brother spent years tracing and documenting our line, but when he got back to our g-g-g-g-g-g-grandfather John Maner (Maynor) who was in Surry County, Va. in the 1670's all records seemed to dry up, with immigration records showing no "Maner" or variant spelling before that time, Charles Magnor being the closest in spelling and time. I wondered if Charles or a descendant might have "anglesized" the spelling to "Maynor" and become my g-g-g-g-g-g-g. Richard

Subj: thanks

you very much for your quick reply! I suspected that Charles (the boy) and Charles (the plantation owner) were the same, but was boggled by the short time span. The Colonial Heights page (www.Colonial heights.com/HistoryCH.htm) says that he sold the plantation after only eight years. As for the name pronunciation, do you think that the "g" might be silent, or pronounced like "i" or "y", thus yielding "Maynor" or something

Searching for any information on Patrick McNamara married to Bridget Magner, Clare, Ireland . Their children that I know of were Thomas 1835, Francis Augustus 1839, Honor 1840,Bridget Bessie 1848, Catherine Agnes 1847, and Susan 1860. I am unsure of Patrick and Bridget but I know that most of their children left Ireland in the 1860's for New Zealand where they settled for about 20 years and then went to Victoria, Australia with their families.

Looking for info on James Magner who was married to Sally Mooney. Probably live in the Bracketville, Kinney Co, Tx area in the mid to late 1800s. They had four children, Katherine, born about 1878, John, William Robert, b Dec 31, 1884, and Teresa.

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Subj: Re: William Magner 1780 PA

Date: 07/21/2001 5:14:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: JimMagner@aol.com

To: MAGNER-L@rootsweb.com

Jack,

Could this be connected to your search?

Husband: Samuel MAGNER

Birth: 10 Mar 1799

Death: 13 Nov 1846 Kosciusko Co., IN

Burial: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Clay Twp., Kosciu

Father: William MAGNER

Mother: Margaret MEEK

Jim Magner

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Subj: William Magner 1780 PA

Date: 07/21/2001 3:13:20 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: cibeachbum@aol.com

To: MAGNER-L@rootsweb.com

Need help, trying to get information on William Magner B 1780, Cumberland Co, PA?, died?, married a Margaret Meek?

Thanks,

Jack M Withers

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Misc. Info located:

I located this today that may have some bearing on the Edward Magner, Head, age 37, born Ireland June 1863 married 9 years, arrived 1883, Boilermaker Living at 317 Sess-ner Street, Unit 27, Boston MA for the 1900 census.
with:
> Ellen Magner, Wife, age 44, born Ireland July 1855 married 9 years, arrived 1888
> Ellen M. Magner, Dau. born MA. August 1892, age 7
> Margaret Magner, Dau. born MA, Oct 1894, age 5
> Ethel Magner, Dau. born MA, Nov 1895, MA, age 4
> Mary Lang, Sister-in Law, Born Ireland Mar 1853, age 16 (must be typo. age should be 47) single,
> arrived 1888

Subj: magner

Subj: Re: Magner / Barry

Subj: Henry Magner/Sarah

Subj: Magner history

Date: 06/11/2001 12:40:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time

Date: 05/22/2001 2:03:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time

Subj: query

Subj: reply

Subj: thanks