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How to submit message or inquiry. EMAIL: Magner. MAGNER INFORMATION 54 Edited by MagnerJ@aol.com Subj: Search for Magner Date: 5/25/99 7:18:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: batavia1618@ibm.net To: MagnerJ@aol.com Congrats on your most impressive website. My husband (William Magner) and I too are looking into our Magner roots. My husband's mother was Mary Magner, born on 1 July 1919 in Boston, MA. She died on 11 Aug 1982 in San Antonio, TX. She had a brother named John Magner, who was born on 30 June 1918, also in Boston. We don't know anything about him; when and where he died etc. Their father was John J. Magner, born 1874 or 1876 (conflicting information) in Mallow, Cork County, Ireland. He arrived in Boston in 1890. His father was John Magner. He was baptised on January 1846 in Dromtardiff, Cork, Ireland His father was Jhn (John?) Magner from Cork, Ireland, and that's all we know about him. Much to our excitement, we were able to find a John J. Magner on one of your passenger lists, who we believe, is Mary Magner's father. Other than that no positive matches with anything on your web page. If you have any information that might help us, we would appreciate it greatly. Bill and Marianne Magner, Key West, FL
Subj: My Family Genealogy Date: 5/28/99 3:08:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: kevmag@orca.esd114.wednet.edu (Kevin Magner) To: MagnerJ@aol.com I'm trying to find my roots back to Ireland. My grandfather was Frank (Francis) Magner of New Jersey. I know that he resided in Trenton, Newark, and Jersey City. He was married to Mary, but I don't know her maiden name. I believe that he was related to the O'Briens. My father was John Francis Magner. He enlisted in the Marine Corp during WW II and was present at the bombing of Pearl Harbor. He toured around the Pacific with the Dick Jergens band entertaining troops under the stage name of Gabby Magner. He had a sister, Jeannette, who later married and became an Engemann or Ingemann. My mother is Velma Magner, however she is of Swiss/Italian descent. That's as much as I know except that I know my grandfather played banjo, promoted fights, and worked as a plumber. --Kevin Lee Magner, Language Artist, Grade 8, Sequim Middle School
Subj: MIke Magner Civil War Records Date: 6/1/99 1:47:10 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: mpaubel@infonline.net (Martin P. Aubel) To: MagnerJ@aol.com Mike Magner in the Magner's in the civil war was my Great Great Great Uncle. He had a brother James Magner who was my great great grandfather. The Magner farm was located on Magner Road in Cool Spring Township, Mercer County. Mike lived on the Magner Farm he also had a brother Edward Magner who like wise farmed in that vicinity. My great grandfather James Magner had a farm he called the Sutherland Place which he farmed and early on he did not live there but later relocated there. Mike Magner of this note is buried in All Saint's Cemetery, Mercer County. His daughter Clara Magner and my great grandmother (who was also called Clara Magner) were the best of friends. Clara Magner married Paul Stewart and when he passed away she re-married a man by the name of Hodge. Vince Magner another son never married and is buried next to my father Samuel Aubel in St. Michael's Cemetery, Greenville, Mercer County. James Magner my great great grandfather is buried in All Saint's Cemetery Mercer County Pennsylvania and is the first Magner stone as you enter the cemetery, he was killed during a wedding reception at Pardoe Mercer County in an automobile. I have a letter in which my Great Grandmother mentions her Uncle Mike and his children namely Jerome, Clara, Vince and Grant. Subj: The Ellen Magner Connection Date: 6/1/99 11:41:41 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: mfeany@mckinley.sbceo.k12.ca.us (Michael Shawn Feany) To: Magnerj@aol.com CC: pope.moseley@cwix.com (Moseley, Kathy & Pope) I am interested in exploring a possible connection between my family (Feany) and yours. I have been told that my Great Great Grandfather, Andrew Feany left Ireland (possibly Cork County) in the wake of the Great Potato Famine. It is also my understanding that he was married to an Ellen Magner and they had a son Patrick Feany (reportedly born in Rochester, Minnesota in 1865). I have also seen a record of an Ellen Magner marrying a Kinny Louth in Waseca, Minnesota in 1872. That is the area of Patrick's family. I understand that Ellen Magner Feany Louth (?) Died in December of 1921 and is buried in the Feany plot in a Waterville, Minnesota graveyard. I am interested in tracing back the Feany lineage through Minnesota and back to Ireland. I am hoping that you might be able to assist me with the Ellen Magner connection. Any insight or assistance that you might be able to offer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Mike Feany Santa Barbara, CA
TOWNLAND OF BALLYCOTTON, 1659 CENSUS Cork County Barony of Orrery and Kilmore Parish of Shandron Townland of Cloneliegh Tituladoes: John Novis Robert Magner Townland of Curraclonboro Titulado: Edwd Magner Corke County Barrony of Orrery and Kilmore Parish of Ballintample Townland of Craganicourty Titulado: Edmd Magner Magner, 19; Barrony of Kilmore and Orrery Parish of Castlemagner Place of Castlemagner # of people: 63; English: 12, Irish: 51 God Bless, John Paul Subj: Magner Barrett Date: 5/29/99 File: A:\BARRET~1.RTF (14569 bytes) DL Time (50666 bps): < 1 minute Bill and Marianne Magner Thank you for your information, Interesting names and locations you are coming up with. I have many Mary Magner's hard to track the mother in laws (wonder why) and John was the "IN" name for the Irish Magner's I am expecting some Magner MA. area information coming in shortly that may help. In the mean time I will post your information and lets see what comes up. Out of curiosity, did you have a member of your family married in Key West say 8-12 years ago and have a Jim Magner from Ballyhooly, Cork visit Key West for the wedding? Here are some attached records that apply to your family. Jim Magner
Subj: Magner Date: 5/28/99 To: kevmag@orca.esd114.wednet.edu (Kevin Magner) Kevin, Thank you also for the fast reply. From your reply it appears that Jeannette, may be well be included in that family also. I mistakenly said 1880 census but meant 1900 for NY. Looking back at 1880 NY census I see another William Magner that appears to be the father of John from 1900. I will be looking forward to you mother's information on Jersey City. To date I have gathered information on at least six and perhaps seven Magner /Magnier/ Magnor families that located in Jersey City pre 1900s. One of these days I will get luck and find the connections I am looking for. Best, Jim Magner Subj: Magner Clan Page Date: 5/28/99 To: kevmag@orca.esd114.wednet.edu (Kevin Magner) Kevin, Hi and welcome to the Magner Clan Page <My grandfather was Frank (Francis) Magner of New Jersey. I know that he resided in Trenton, Newark, and Jersey City. He was married to Mary, but I don't know her maiden name. > <I believe that he was related to the O'Briens. My father was John Francis Magner. > This information is from the New Jersey 1920 census found on the Magner Clan Pages at http://www.magner.org/newjersey1920.htm Frank Magner Head of household Age 33 Born NY 176 Parker Newark Mary Magner Wife 28 Born NJ 176 Parker Newark John J O'Brien 33 Brother Age Born 23 NY 176 Parker Newark Patrick O'Brien Brother Age 21 Born NY 176 Parker Newark Thomas F. O'Brien Brother Age 19 Born NY 176 Parker Newark Joseph O'Brien Brother Age 11 Born NY 176 Parker Newark It would appear that this might be your family If you than look at the 1880 census for New York at http://www.mainstreetauto.com/censusny.htm You will find a family that had a son John Magner Born in NY age 13 in 1880. That is a good bet to be the John Magner listed above (age matches) you are looking for and also it gives you his Parents along with his siblings. I see no Jeanette listed but it appears from the ages that all children may not have been born yet. Magnor Frank Son Feb 1888 Age 13 Born NY Living at 7th. Ave. Brooklyn, Kings County, NY Don't pay too much attention to the spelling of Magnor, I have found the Magner/Magnier/Magnor used quite often in the Magner clans. And the Purser also has confused it when the ships were off loaded Of course do not take what I tell you as absolute, it is up to you to follow up on this information and confirm it is the family you are searching. Hopefully it is and it will give you a good jump-start. I would appreciate if you would let me know if any of this fits your Magner family, as my ancestors were also from New York City & Jersey City and we are searching for lost family members. Please keep in touch Jim Magner 1834 Tithe Applotment for the Parish of Kilshannig #2, Diocese of Cloyne DROMORE DISTRICT Acres Upper Dromore 12 - William Maginer Esq. 30
Subj: Re: Magner Coat of Arms Date: 6/6/99 11:25:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: JMagner504@aol.com To: MagnerJ Jim Thanks for the information! As I have said previously, a relative of mine paid a genealogical service in Ireland that turned up a coat of arms for the name Magner which has a red, standing lion under three shamrocks against a yellow background. There was however no way to determine its authenticity. I will try to send you a picture. In the meantime, I have traced back our branch of the Magners to the original immigrant: Thomas Magner m. Elizabeth Fruin- emigrated from Ireland circa 1860 They established a farm in Illinois His son, Robert Magner, was a police officer in Chicago, IL When Robert Magner died, it is reported that some cousins, also named Magner came from Connecticut to attend the funeral, and supposedly, several stayed in IL Another Son was James Magner, one of who's sons was Msgr. Magner Robert Magner's children were: Thomas Magner Elizabeth Magner Margaret Magner Ann Magner James K. Magner Sister Mary Robertine Magner Edward Magner Of all of the descendants of Thomas Magner and Elizabeth Fruin, only James K. Magner had any sons who did not either die without children or enter the clergy James K. Magner m. Margaret Slattery James K. Magner's Children were: Margaret Magner (Peggy) James J. Magner (My father) James J. Magner m. Laura Parris Mary Magner - Dale James P. Magner (me) Michael Magner Terrance Magner Brian Magner James P. Magner m. Jennifer Easterday James Keegan Magner Jeffery Braedon Magner I am still trying to get copies of photographs of Thomas Magner, his wife Elizabeth Fruin, and their son, Robert Magner (in police uniform). Thanks for the information on the coat of arms. I'll pass it around to my clan. Subj: Magner family Date: 6/7/99 8:51:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: ash.mb@mciworld.com (ash.mb) To: Magnerj@aol.com Jim, Can you give me a little of your history to see if we cross paths somewhere along the way? Its great to have all the information about the Magnier/Magner family. Mary Subject: Magnay / Magnah / Magna etc From: John Magnay jmagnay@infocom.co.ug Sent: Monday, June 07, 1999 12:03 PM I noted your list of Births of thew family name. There is an interesting entry for 1710 in Northumberland. I am descended from William Magnay born 1710. We noted that the Christening certificate said "Magnah". Do you have any Magnays in your family tree? We are aware of over 200 in UK and Australia - all descended from William Magnay. Please get in touch BEST REGARDS, JOHN & LESLEY MAGNAY Subj: Fw: John Magner Date: 6/9/99 2:27:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Bopjane@aol.com Subject: John Magner John Magner married Ann Spitzbarth around 1898 in New York City. They had 2 children Marion Magner and Ann Magner. Marion was my mother
Subj: Magners in Cork Date: 6/9/99 6:31:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: liabotis@execulink.com (Liabotis) To: mmagner1@aol.com Hi Michael, My name is Siobhan Liabotis and I am part of the Magner family that comes from Cork. I think that you have been in contact with my cousin Peter Walsh. I am hoping to find out more information on our families, since I believe that we are somehow connected. My mother is Anne Walsh daughter of James Walsh and Una Magner. Peter is the son of John Walsh, also the son of James and Una. Anne and John have no other brothers or sisters. My grandmother was born around 1891and became a doctor probably around 1915. She married James Walsh around 1923. Una belonged to the family of Magners that owned an estate called "Lakelands", and I believe that there were seven other children in her family. My mother thinks that her grandfather's name was William Magner born around 1850. She also believes that you and I are cousins, but I will have more information on that when I have some time to do more research. If you have any information on my part of this wonderful family, please let me know at liabotis@execulink.com Thanks and bye for now Siobhan
MAGNER INFORMATION 55 Edited by JimMagner@aol.comMagner Clan, Hi I just wanted to up-date you on my screen name change form MagnerJ@aol.com to JimMagner@aol.com Mail sent to the old screen name will not reach me, sorry for the inconvenience. PASSENGERS LISTS & NATURALIZATION I am trying to establish where and when the early Magners arrived in North America. If you have any information at all on passenger lists, or naturalizations for any Magner's prior to 1910 please make them available. It appears that New York, Massachusetts, Philadelphia, and Connecticut appear to have had a fair amount of immigration of Magner's during the 1800s. They were not the first to arrive in this land as we have information on an arrivals during the 1600s. Many immigrants were placed on waiting trains for locations West, South and east within days of arriving. Generally the families stayed somewhat together but this was also a time of separation for many. The loss of Castle Gardens in NY to Ellis Island about 1890 and the fires that destroyed many records make searching difficult at best. If anyone has access and time to lookup these records at a local library it would be appreciated. Most of my information was obtained in Florida and most Northern States records are not available down here. Two date I have information of seven [so far] different Magner family groups in Massachusetts and that same amount for Hudson County, NJ. I would like to expand on this information as I think many of the Magners that eventually settle else where in the Americas have roots with the eastern arrivals. This information could be the key for many searchers, to make connections. Thank you, Jim Magner Subj: Magners in Cork Date: 6/11/99 5:36:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: liabotis@execulink.com (Liabotis)Hi Jim Thanks so much for your quick reply. I have only just begun to research my family, and everyone has been so helpful. In response to your question, Peter Walsh is my first cousin. My mother Anne and his father John are brother and sister. Thanks so much for the info on Tom in California I will contact him directly. I hope to hear from you if you have any more information on our families Bye for now, Siobhan Subj: Ellen Magner Louth Feany Date: 6/15/99 11:44:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: pope.moseley@cwix.com (pope.moseley)I am still trying to find how my great-great grandmother, Ellen Magner Feany came to Minnesota. I have had success in locating a death certificate. She evidently remarried a Louth and died his widow Dec. 20th 1921 in the Rochester State Hospital in Rochester Minnesota. Her age at the time was approximated at 78. She was reported to have been born in Ireland and buried in Waterville. She is buried in the Calvary Cemetery with my Feany relatives, which is curious. Does this help attach her to any Magners that you know of?
Subj: Re: Magner Date: 6/16/99 9:36:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: fmmagner@ix.netcom.com (Fredrick Magner)Jim, Thanks for the update. In searching for my Magner ancestry, please update my info on the searcher web page: I am currently located in Winston-Salem, NC, 27127 and my Magner relatives are from Morrice, Michigan. My Grandfather, Edward John Magner was born in Onterio, Canada. That's as far as my search has reach ON Canada. Thanks, Fred Magner Subj: Info. from CT Date: 6/16/99 9:57:33 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Xoa@aol.comHi While searching this site I came across some Magner connections maybe someone can use them CTGenExchange - Marriage Registry 1 http://www.genexchange.com/marriagereg2.cfm?letter=b&State=ct#Start Xoa Subj: Magner Tree Date: 6/17/99 3:25:50 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: cwhist@erols.com (Blake A. Magner)Greetings-- Sorry I have been so tardy in getting back to you about my line of the Magner family tree. Attached is the information that I have about my line. Richard Andrew Magner Born June 20, 1929, Keene, New Hampshire Died, March 6, 1973, Sutton, Massachusetts, buried Howard Cemetery, Sutton Married Bonnie Ann Knudtson Son: Blake Alan Magner, Born: 1950, Brookline, Massachusetts. Married: Johanna Marie Jennetta 1974 Camden, New Jersey. Son: Bradley Benedict Magner, Born 1982, Medford, New Jersey. Richard Andrew Magner remarried Elizabeth C. Blondin. Children: Robert A. Magner Raymond A. Magner R. A. Magner Jr. As to your note of May 11, I am the only Magner on the Civil War speaker circuit--its what I do for a living. I live in Haddon Township, New Jersey. I am the staff photographer for the Civil War Library and Museum, I chaired a committee that put up a monument to General John Gibbon at Gettysburg, I have written five books on the Civil War and published four others. I am one of half-dozen cartographers who draw maps for Civil War books, and I am the book review editor for the Civil War News. I will send a bunch of stuff later for your Magners in the Civil War section. There is a ton of neat stuff. Best regards, Blake A. Magner Subj: RE: Magner Date: 6/16/99 1:34:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: rddavis@one.net (Russ Davis)Can you please change my e-mail address to rddavis@one.net from 00hk9351@softhouse.com A move from Holland, Michigan to Cincinnati, Ohio has caused a change in ISP's. Thanks very much.The efforts on behalf of Magner genealogists have been very helpful and I appreciate them a great deal. Russell D. Davis Subj: Re: info from Ct Date: 6/17/99 1:23:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: Xoa My Magner Descendants of Mary Magner Generation No. 1 1. Mary 1 Magner was born in Boston, MA. died in Allston, MA. She married James Mckenna 1920 in Boston, MANotes Aunt Elizabeth Murray lived in South Boston Children of Mary Magner and James Mckenna are: + 2 i. Anne Elizabeth 2 McKenna, born 1922 in Roslindale, MA3 ii. Mary McKenna, born 1923. 4 iii. James McKenna, born 1924. 5 iv. Edward McKenna, born 1930. 6 v. Philip McKenna, born 1942. Mary Magner was to be from Joseph Magner of Charlestown MA Joseph is their Grandfather so that would be 1800's lonnie Wick Xoa Subj: Fw: A great website... Date: 6/17/99 2:32:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time To: webmaster@magner.orgHello, My name is Peter Magner, I live in Essen, Germany. I was born in 1964 in Silesia (a part of Germany before 1945). In 1977 my parents, my sister and me went to Germany. My father Raimund Magner was born in 1937 in Hindenburg (today the Polish Zabrze) in Silesia and his father Maximilian Magner about 1910 (don't know it exactly) in the same region too. My father has two sisters and one brother. The sisters are married and now have other names. My fathers brother, Siegfried Magner, died in the 80s He was married with Luzie Magner, now living in Essen, Germany an one daughter, Gabi My profession is advertising and graphic-design. I own an advertising agency called PMP design and a sign-making agency called LOGO. My E-mail is: peter.magner@pmp-design.com Greetings from Germany, Peter Magner Westborough, Massachusetts 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 accidentally 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. In 1915 Henry J. Mooney took over as Chief along with his other duties as dog officer. Charlie Banks, a night watch constable, was appointed Chief in 1916. For two years, 1917 & 18, Thomas Humphrey was Chief. For additional information go to http://web.iquest.net/ust/history.htmMAGNER INFORMATION 56B Edited
Subj: Re: Magner Date: 6/20/99 12:51:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: batavia1618@ibm.net Hi Jim, Here some answers to your questions: ><Their father was John J. Magner, born 1874 or 1876 (conflicting information) in Mallow, Cork County, Ireland. He arrived in Boston in 1890. He arrived in Boston on that date but was that from Ireland or another state? He arrived directly from Liverpool into Boston. We have naturalization documents that show that he immigrated into Boston on 28 April 1890. The SS Cephelonia passenger list shows him arriving in the company of a Mary Magner and a Margt Magner. He was naturalized 23 Sep 1896. At this time he lived on 85 Baxter Street, Boston, and his occupation was printer. I have a record from the LDS church that shows his mother's maiden name as Ellen Danaghy. Her name has also been spelled Deneghy, Danehy, Donohue, and Denaghy. His siblings were Mary Magnor (1834) Boherbue, Cork; Barth Magner (1841) Dromtardiff, Cork; Ellen Magnor (1836) Boherbue, Cork; Joanna Magner (1839) Dromtardiff, Cork. I have the sibling info from your birth web page and LDS info that Bill's dad gathered. I have nothing on Jhn Magner, except that he married this Ellen Danaghy and produced 5 children, all of them christened in Dromtardiff and Boherbue, Cork, see above. I could deduct that he and Ellen married somewhere between 1830 and 1834. Thanks for the info you e-mailed a couple of weeks ago. Very interesting I have now entered all the info Bill's dad gathered into FamilyTreeMaker. I will print what I have and mail it to you this week. I hope this helps! Take care, Marianne Magner Subj: Itasca Snow Magner Date: 6/29/99 8:31:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time From: tbrinson@unitrin.com (Brinson, Taryn) To: JimMagner@AOL.COM ('JimMagner@aol.com') Hi Jim, My mother is Megan Magner Brinson - we are from Spokane, WA. I am interested to see if you have any information on an Itasca Snow Magner, born in Poplar Bluff, Missouri in 1883. She married a "League". Just curious if this rings any bells or if you can point me to where I can research who Itasca was descended from. I have browsed the Magner Web site, but not many Missouri connections. Thank you, Taryn M. Brinson
Dear Jim Magner Coat of Arms is officially documented in BURKE'S GENERAL ARMORY. "The original description is as follows: AR. on a mount vert. a swepe (or balista) AZ., charged with a stone ppr. a chief per fesse embattled OR. and GU. This is the coat of arms of Magnall of Manchester and London, granted 1765. Armorial Bearings so confirmed to the Fitzgibbon family include a quartering for Magner. This quartering or Coat of Arms may be blazoned as:Argent (ie. White) a swepe. Azure (ie. Blue) charged with a stone gold This would certainly suggest that the Magnall and Magner families were related. >2: Deer or (Roe) standing behind a tree, green foreground white background, this is Magny or Magnier that I found Best wishes, Eddie
Hingham, Massachusetts FamiliesFrom: Xoa@aol.com http://www.rootsweb.com/~mahingha/magnor.htmlThis is a list of surnames found in the book "History of Hingham, Mass" by George Lincoln Vols. II-III Genealogical printed by the town in 1893. MAGNOR. John, from Cork County, Ireland born: 1826 came and settled in Hingham. 1851. He married at Quincy, Mass., Nov. 4, 1855 Bridget Hanley. She was born in County Tipperary, Ireland 1834. "Farm laborer." Resides on Green St. Children., all born in Hingham
Children: of Ellen Maria & Dennis Long Agnes, b. in Hingham. July 28, 1887 ii. Thomas Andrew, Apr. 29, 1860 married. Nov. 4, 1883, Maria Tyner of Smoerville, Mass. Children of Bridget Agnes and Michael J. Daley Daniel Bernard, b. in Hingham. Nov. 3, 1887. iv. John James, Nov. 20, 1863 v. Daniel Fancis, June 22, __66 NOTE. -- William, married May 3, 1759, Jemima Mulford. Vol. III page 48 MAGNOR. John J. (llI. p. 48: iv.), m. Jan. 18, 1887, Mary E. Ryan. Ch. b. in Hingham.,-- i. Nellie, Oct. 30, 1887. ii. Mary Gertrude, Dec. 27, 1888 Subj: Information on Margret and Mary MAGNERDate: 6/23/99 2:01:54 AM Eastern Daylight Time From: sb@sinbad.net (Geraldine Bodeman)Looking for parents of Margaret ( Maggie ) DOLAN b. April 29 1862 / Manchester, NH / d. 7/26/1925 / Married 3/25/1883 her mother was Mary Magner b Ireland and her father was William or John both died of influence shortly after the birth of Margaret 4/29/1862 ( Manchester, NH ) Margaret ( After her parents death , Maggie Dolan went to live with a William Toohey and Margaret Magner in North Andover, Ma. She married Michael Toohey in Lawrence Mass 3/25/1883 any information please contact Michael Tierney at Mtierney47@hotmail.comDate: Sat, 19 Jun 1999 16:52:10 -0700 (PDT) From: Charles Fillinger charliefillinger@yahoo.com Subject: Magners in Doneraile Dear Tom, I was just browsing the net and came across your webpage. In April, I visited Doneraile (and a place called "Castlepook" where my grandmother, Hannah (Johanna) Magner (DOB: Dec. 18, 1881) grew up and spent a great deal of her adult live. Her parents were Ellen and Edmond Magner (I visited Ellen's grave in Old Court Cemetery). The village is still beautiful, as is the church where Canon Sheehan once served as a priest (he is buried outside) -- also one of my favorite authors. Grandma had 7 siblings. She moved to New York (left from the Cobh in about 1920 or 1921), and married my grandfather, Michael Colreavy from Lietrum, in New York. I enjoyed walking the streets of the village in April, and had a great pint. I still keep in contact with the Power family in Dublin and Cork, children of one of Grandma's siblings (the relatives include Sister Kathleen Power and Jim Power in Dublin, and Eileen Power in Cork City). I was wondering if you think my grandmother might be related to your Magners. Charlie ______________ Forward from website. Ronn From: noretta caldwell ncaldwell@terraworld.net Sent: Sunday, June 27, 1999 8:25 PM Subject: Lanville Magner We are looking for information on Lanville Magner who was born in Ireland, when--we don't know. I am related to Albert Lanville Magner, who's father was Sam Brown Magner. If you have any information that would help us trace our roots, please e-mail me at this site. Thanks for your help. Karen Bryan
This week In Brooklyn History, 101 years ago this week , July 2, 1897 http://www.brooklin.org/twibh/980628b.html
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Family Name | Township where settled |
MAGNER, David Otanabee Twp.
Magner, David, 32, Otanabee Twp.
- Mary, 32,
- John, 15,
- Catherine, 11,
- David, 9,
- Mary, 4,
New Orleans Newspaper Marriage Index, Daily Picayune, 1837-1857
http://www.gnofn.org/~nopl/info/louinfo/nmarriq.htmMAGNER, SELIM PAINPARE, REINE ELIZABETH 12/20/1855 12/23/1855 P6 C3
QUERIES FOR LIVINGSTON COUNTY 1999
http://search.excite.com/relocate/sr=webresult|ss=magner|id=32103217;http://www.crtelco.com/~annette1/querypage99.htm
1890 Wichita Co. Texas Reconstructed Census
http://search.excite.com/relocate/sr=webresult|ss=magner|id=17430658;http://www.wf.net/~fmaier/WichitaCo1890.htmlRegister of Prisoners in the City Jail, Magner, John F - Vol 1 Page 3
ALLEN COUNTY DEATH INDEX
http://www.bwave.com/website/deathindex/deathM.htmlHassette M. Magner 08 Feb 1917 79 Years 17 6367
http://www.student.ipfw.edu/~barraj01/monroeville.htm
Weekly Newspaper at Monroeville, Allen Co., Indiana
Magner, ___ 10/30/1879 3 2 Death son of Joseph Magner
Magner, Rebecca Jane 06/21/1877 3 2 Marriage married to John C. Hunsicker by Rev. Brown at the M. E.
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