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Magner Information
July 2002 edited by
JimMagner@aoil.com
Post:
Yes
Your Name: Gary Magner
Email:
LoveOverGold@msn.com
Surname: Magner
Area Searching: County Limerick
Date: 02 Jul 2002, Time: 17:18:13
Comments:
Hello, this is Gary Michael Magner of St. Paul, MN. I have not been on this site
for a couple of years. Suddenly, a customer asked me to join them to their plant
in Clonmel (Limerick, Ireland in mid August. I now am rushing to re-familiarize
myself with my roots as I will have a couple of days to look around. To the best
of my knowledge, my great grandfather came here in 1852 at the age of 15 with
his Uncle Michael Madigan. I have reason to believe he was born near Adare in
County Limerick and lived on a farm on the south shore of the Shannon river. If
anyone has any light to share with me, I could use some help with my first trip
to Ireland. Thank you all. Gary
LoveOverGold@msn.com
>Post: Yes
>Your Name: Jean-Philippe
CHAUMONT
>Email: mammes@geneaweb.org
>Surname: MAGNER
>Area Searching: Killuvallen
(County Cork) and Yonkers (Westchester, NY)
>Date: 30 May 2002
>Comments:
>I'm interested in any
information on the MAGNERS from Killavullen, County Cork and from Yonkers, NY.
My wife's great grandmother was Kathryn MURRAY née MAGNER (1875-1957) of
Yonkers, the daughter of Edward MAGNER and Frances WELSCH.
Edward MAGNER (1845-1912),
the son of Timothy MAGNER and Johanna WALSCH, from Killavullen, came in the US
when he was 16. He married about 1868 and had a milk business and a farm in
upstate New York near Beacon. His children lived mainly in Yonkers.
<<In the US, I am trying to localize his cousin, the only one
bearing the name MAGNER (and descendants if has some) of Edward's lineage:
Austin P. MAGNER born May 26, 1908 in Yonkers. In 1985, he lived in Monmouth
Beach>
Thank you for your help !
Jean-Philippe Chaumont
Paris, France
Reply:
Published: Monday,
April 2nd, 2001
MAGNER,
MARJORIE R. - Marjorie R. Magner (nee Reith), of Monmouth Beach, NJ, died March
29, 2001 at Monmouth Medical Center, Long Branch, NJ. She was 85 years old.
Marjorie was born November 9, 1915 in Yonkers, daughter of the late George Reith
and Muriel Reith (nee Tuitt). She was employed as an Executive Secretary with
Inter Chemical Co., New York, NY. Mrs. Magner had lived in Monmouth Beach for
the past 16 years. Prior residence was in Hastings-on-Hudson and Yonkers. She
was an avid bridge player. She loved animals and enjoyed gardening.
Marjorie is survived by her husband of 63 years Austin P. Magner of Monmouth
Beach, NJ; a brother, Robert Reith of Yonkers; beloved friend, Patricia
Marra of Elberon, NJ. Visitation and funeral service were held Saturday, March
31, 2001. Interment private. The family requests that memorial donations may be
made in her memory to the Monmouth Beach First Aid Squad, 26 Beach Road,
Monmouth Beach, NJ 07750. BRAUN FUNERAL HOME 106 Broad St., NJ (732) 542-0383
Your Family:
Edward Magner, Head, Born Ireland Dec. 1847, age 52, Milk Dealer, Arrived 1860,
Naturalized
Fannie Magner, Wife, Born NY April 1850, age 50, both parents born Ireland
Timothy Magner, Son, Born, NY, May 1873, age 24, Occ. Plumber
Chatherene (sp) Magner, Daughter, Born NY, May 1876, age 24, Hat Turner
Edward Magner, Son, Born NY, March 1878, age 22, Occ: Milk Dealer
Marie Magner, Daughter, Born NY April 1879, age 21, Stenographer
Charles Magner, Son, Born NY, Feb. 1881, age 19, at school
Henry Magner, Son Born April 1886, age 14, at school
There were 10 children born of this 32 year old marriage. Eight children were
living at the time of the 1900 census. They resided at 127 Park Hill Ave,
Yonkers, Westchester County, NY, and they owned the home they lived in. I hope
this helps, luck to you,
Jim Magner
Subject: Data posted to
form 1 of http://www.magner.org/contact.htm
Post: Yes
Your Name: Marlyn Riter
Email:
jriter@du.edu
Surname: Magner
Area Searching: Minn-Nebr
Date: 30 Mar 2002, Time: 16:59:50
> Comments:
> Francis Magner, b 09 Sept 1858 in Minnesota died Jan 9, 1912 in Grand Island,
Ne. Had recently married Francis Whipple, 2nd marriage. Any info would be
greatly appreciated. Thank you. I have Mr. Magner's death certificate, but
nothing else.
Please visit Clan Magner.
www.magner.org
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