EDITED BY _ HYPERLINK  Send Queries to:  Jim Magner

1998 The Irish Emigrant Ltd.

Editor: Liam Ferrie

Week ending, Saturday, November 15, 1997

Ceremonies in Castlemagner last week commemorated the 350th anniversary of the Battle of Knocknanuss, the largest to take place in the province, and which saw the deaths of between 3,500 and 5,000 soldiers. Present at the ceremony were Lord Inchiquin of Dromoland, Co Clare, and Count MacDonald of the Glens in Scotland, whose ancestors led the opposing armies. A memorial to the battle and those who died there was jointly unveiled by the Rector of Mallow Rev. Tony Whiting and Fr Stephen O'Mahony parish priest of Castlemagner

SCHRECENANGST

The search for Family Schrecengast

Magner, Barbara Ann (Private-)

Magner, Donna Marie (Private-)

Magner, John Foster (16 Nov 1925-1 Mar 1993)

Magner, Lynora Jo (Private-)

Wetherill Family Tree Database Owner Contact Information

Alan Wetherill, Indianapolis, IN, _ HYPERLINK mailto:rwetherill@tcon.net __rwetherill@tcon.net_

Birth : 1809

Death : 1893 ,Ohio

Gender: Male

Family: Spouse: , Pheobe

Gender: Female

Children: MAGNER, Emanuel

MAGNER, Emanuel

Birth : Dec 1843 ,Ohio

Gender: Male

Parents: Father: MAGNER, Edward

Mother: Pheobe

Family: Marriage: 16 Jan 1870 in, Crawford, Ohio

Spouse: Gloyd, Anna

Birth: 1854, Crawford, Ohio

Gender: Female

Parents: Father: Gloyd, James

Mother: Wetherill, Charlotte

Date: 5/15/98 4:57:40 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: HIGGINSP1@ilcc.cc.ia.us (phyllis higgins)

My grandfather was Grover Willaim Magner, born in Ft. Wayne, Indiana,in l884. His parents were Don and Katherine Magner. He had two sisters: Rosie and Neoma. Would you have any information about this family. I have not been able to find anything, anywhere. Thank You! My E-Mail is higginsp1@ilcc.cc.ia.us

BIRTH: 19 JUN 1948, Jersey City, Hudson Co, New Jersey

Family 1: Charles Frederick PENWELL

MARRIAGE: 18 MAR 1978, Carmel, Monterey, CA

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Westchester County Archives

Naturalization Records, 1808-1927

MAGNER MICHAEL A-0019 (13)S(M2)

MAGNER MICHAEL A-0008 (7)

MAGNER WILLIAM A-0019 (34)S(M3)

Incorporation Records: Personal Names Index, 1848-1906

Mager, Frederick Mt. Vernon Home Building and Loan Association of Mount Vernon (6/17/1887)

Mager, Frederick Mt. Vernon People's Bank of Mount Vernon, NY (9/24/1889)

Mager, Frederick Mt. Vernon People's Electric Light and Power Company of Mount Vernon (12/8/1888)

Magner, John Yonkers New Yonkers Athletic Club (2/10/1897)

Westchester County Archives

Marriage Records, 1910-1927

Magner Catherine H. 1927 A-0243 (7)

Magner Thomas C. Jr. 1920 A-0243 (4)

Magnus Joseph 1924 A-0243 (5)

Westchester County Index to Declarations of Intention, 1808-1927

MAGNER EDWARD J A-0008 (11)

MAGNER THOMAS C A-0008 (15)

MAGNER WILLIAM A-0008 (31)

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Date: 5/21/98 3:50:10 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: tfm3@psu.edu (Thomas Magner)

To: MagnerJ@AOL.COM, TomMagner@sprintmail.com

Dear Mr. Magner: Here is what our roster shows for the soldier you inquired about. If you are related or have additional information we would appreciate learning of it, in order to keep the roster as up to date and detailed as possible. Best wishes, Brian Pohanka.

Magner, Robert

Enl. March 21, 1861, Baltimore, MD. Age 26. Pvt., Co. H. Sick in Gen.Hosp. D.C., May 9, 1862; detailed as attendant at Third Division Gen.Hosp., Alexandria, VA; discharged for varicose veins of both legs at

Alexandria, VA, April 14, 1863. Member of 5th NY Veterans Assoc. Died Sept. 30, 1894. Buried Woodland Cemetery, Englewood Cliff, NJ

Varicose vein would have been a major handicap in the Civil War because long marches were expected. Submitted by Tom Magner tfm3@psu.edu (Thomas Magner)

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Date: 5/21/98 5:10:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: GCRF69B@prodigy.com (MS MARY BETH WHEELER)

To: magnerj@aol.com

Jim,

My information on William Magner, son of John Magner & Mary McCormick came from St. Patrick's baptism records, Sugarcreek Twp., Armstrong Co., PA.

Good luck!

Mary Beth

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Date: 5/22/98 3:13:24 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: jpm_416@hotmail.com (John Magner)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

Hi,

My name is John Magner. This is an alternate email address for me and I almost never check it. My real address is magner@hotmail.com. I presently live in Virginia, but the rest of my family, including my brother, Jim, lives just outside of Boston, where I was born and grew up.

I don't have much information on my family beyond my grandfather and what I have may not be all that reliable. If I am one of the Magner's that you are looking for, I'd be glad to help you out. Just contact me

at my regular address: magner@hotmail.com

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Date: 5/19/98 6:49:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: Mags2120

To: MagnerJ

Hi Jim: Thank you very much the package of material you sent me had some good information. In the 1900 NY census I found my grandfather Edward born Sept. 1879 residing at home with his siblings Hannah M. born Aug. 1876, Thomas born may 1883, and William born July 1874, along with their parents John and Marie who are mJohn Dec. 1846 and Marie May 1847.y Great-grandparents. I did not know them and was not aware of their names or the fact they were both born in Ireland. Looking back through the material you sent. I found a Jhn. Magner born Jan. 1846 fathers name Jhn. Mother Ellen Danaghy. I wonder if this is a match? Getting back to Edward Magner my grandfather, he married a Howe her first name is lost to me. They had four children James my father, Thomas, Francis and Anna Mae. I believe

Francis is still living in Middleport, NY. Thomas had sons One Named Michael whom I believe still lives in western NY. Anna Mae had Janet and William who's` surname is Smith They may reside in Rochester, NY. Hannah my grandfathers sister married a Mcelroy "not sure of spelling" who's' offspring still live in Medina, NY. That's all I have for now, perhaps it will fill in some gaps somewhere. Don Magner

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In Ireland

Showing the names of such Owners arranged Alphabetically in each County; their addresses - as far as could be ascertained - the extent of Statute Acres, and the Valuation in each case; together with the number of Owners in each County of less than One Statute Acre in extent; and the total Area and Valuation of such properties; and the Grand Total of Area and Valuation for all Owners of property in each County of a City, or County of a Town. to which is added A Summary for Each Province and for all of Ireland

Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty 1876 Reprinted 1988 by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, Maryland.

Extent Valuation

Name of Owner Address of Owner Acres Roods Perches £ s

Magner, James Kilquaire, Ballyhooly 56 3 0 43 5

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Date: 5/25/98 4:22:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: garnsey@ozemail.com.au (Philippa Garnsey)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

Hi Jim

I am researching a James Magner who arrived in New South Wales, Australia in the 1820s and I'm not sure where you live or which country you are researching Magner's in. I would love to have a copy of your list if you find any connection between the Magner's on the list and mine.

So here goes:

William Magner married Mary Fouly (date and place unknown but probably Ireland) Known issue, all born at Toureen, Co Limerick and christened at Ballybricken, Co Limerick, are:

James chr 14 April 1812

Edmund chr 17 April 1814

Mary chr 28 July 1817

William chr 30 Jan 1819

Tom chr 18 Feb 1821

James married a Sarah Mary Casey in New South Wales in 1839 and died in 1878 in NSW.

He is an ancestor of my husband's.

There are a number of Magner's in NSW but none seem to be related to James.

If you are interested I would be happy to search the available birth, death and marriage indexes for Magner's for the states of New South Wales and Victoria.

Regards

Philippa Garnsey

Sydney Australia

garnsey@ozemail.com.au

magnera@macom.com

Name: AIDAN MAGNER Contact Details: 15 WYNDHAM DOWNS, BALLINCOLLIG, CO. CORK

CO. Cork, Ireland

njm@indigo.ie

Name: Niall Magner Contact Details: Glenoe, Saval Park Road, Dalkey, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Email address not displayed.

Name: Dr. Paul Magnier Contact Details: Thomastown Co. Kilkenny, Kilkenny, Ireland

In Ireland

Showing the names of such Owners arranged Alphabetically in each County. their addresses - as far as could be ascertained - the extent of Statute Acres. The Valuation in each case; together with the number of Owners in each County of less than One Statute Acre in extent. And the total Area and Valuation of such properties, the Grand Total of Area and Valuation for all Owners of property in each County of a City, or County of a Town. To which is added A Summary for Each Province and for all of Ireland

Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty

1876 Reprinted 1988 by Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc. Baltimore, Maryland.

Extent Valuation

Name of Owner Address of Owner Acres Roods Perches £ s

Magner, James Kilquaire, Ballyhooly 56 3 0 43 5

Date: 5/24/98 5:59:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: tfm3@psu.edu (Thomas Magner)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

Jim,

Your cousin Tom M. of Dayton has charted my family quite professionally and he has basic information about us. But here I'll give you a brief sketch of our sub-clan whom I designate as the Buffalo (NY) Magner's.

The first Magner on our side to come to the States was Edward Magner and his wife Nancy (Cotter) Magner who left County Claire in 1853 in the wake of the Great Famine and made their way, probably through Canada, to Michigan. Family tradition has it that they originally stemmed from County Cork.

Edward and Nancy had three small children (Thomas, Michael and Mary) with them when they reached Michigan. Thomas never married while Mary married a Hoskin and had, I think, ten children.

Michael married Mary Reedy/Riedy and had six children, three of them boys: Edward, William (my father) and Thomas. They lived on a farm in Brockway, MI, which is now part of the town of Yale, MI (near Port Huron). Thomas died as a soldier in France in 1918. Edward and William worked the lake boats and ended up in Buffalo, New York, my birthplace.

Uncle Ed and his wife had seven sons but I've lost track of them. William married my mother, Mary Carney, who immigrated from Ballyhaunis, County Mayo, in 1901. They had six children: three boys, three girls. My older brother John (now deceased) and his wife Molly had two girls, my wife Irma and I have two daughters and one son, Timothy, a petroleum engineer in Perth Australia. Tim and his wife Janet have one boy (Thomas) and one girl (Grace). My younger brother William and his wife Eileen have two sons: Kevin and William

So much for a brief sketch of my family. I should mention that there are other Magner's in western New York who have written to me at various times.

Best wishes, Tom (<Buffalo)

Submitted by Thomas Magner tfm3@psu.edu (Thomas Magner)

Date: 5/25/98 4:22:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: garnsey@ozemail.com.au (Philippa Garnsey)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

Hi Jim

I am researching a James Magner who arrived in New South Wales, Australia in the 1820s and I'm not sure where you live or which country you are researching Magner's in. I would love to have a copy of your list if you find any connection between the Magner's on the list and mine.

So here goes:

William Magner married Mary Fouly (date and place unknown but probably Ireland) Known issue, all born at Toureen, Co Limerick and christened at Ballybricken, Co Limerick, are:

James chr 14 April 1812

Edmund chr 17 April 1814

Mary chr 28 July 1817

William chr 30 Jan 1819

Tom chr 18 Feb 1821

James married a Sarah Mary Casey in New South Wales in 1839 and died in 1878 in NSW.

He is an ancestor of my husband's. There are a number of Magner's in NSW but none seem to be related to James. If you are interested I would be happy to search the available birth, death and marriage indexes for Magner's for the states of New South Wales and Victoria.

Regards

Philippa Garnsey

Sydney Australia

Date: 5/25/98 6:00:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: petewalsh@classic.msn.com (peter walsh)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com (MagnerJ)

Dear Jim

I have been researching my family tree, of which the Magner's are a part, for about 18 months. I would love a copy of your family list, which can be sent to the address at the bottom of this message. If you are prepared to send it air mail I will be more than happy to reimburse you for the cost.

The furthest back I have been able to get is WILLIAM MAGNER, (birth unknown, died 31 Mar 1881), a farmer, of Bishopstown, County Cork. On his death, letters of administration for his estate (of less than £600) were granted to his son Edward, a doctor. I know nothing else about William - his forebears, his wife's name, how many children he had. However, I believe he had several sons, all doctors.

The aforementioned EDWARD MAGNER (my great-grandfather) was born in either 1856 or 1858. He became a very prominent surgeon and was President of the Cork Medical and Surgical Society. He married Mary Sullivan, daughter of the Irish Nationalist politician and journalist T.D. Sullivan, at Dublin Cathedral on 28 Jan 1885. I believe T.M.Healy, a relative of Mary's and one of the leading politicians of his day (and later first Governor General of the Free State), was best man. They lived at South Mall, Cork, and at Lakelands, Blackrock, Co Cork. Two other doctors listed as practicing at the same time as Edward were THOMAS and JAMES MAGNER. They may have been his brothers.

EDWARD and MARY had nine children: KATE, a nun, who died of the "black flu" in 1918. WILLIAM, a pathologist, who emigrated to Toronto, Canada. MARY, who married a doctor called Buckley. UNA, my grandmother, who married a barrister named James Walsh and later moved to England. EDDIE, who won the Military Cross in WW1 and emigrated to Canada. ITA, who married a surgeon called Hegarty. AIDEEN, who married a Dr. McSwiney. JOHN, a doctor and Air Commodore in the Royal Air Force; and TOM, who died in infancy. The medical tradition clearly ran very strongly in the family. EDWARD died on 13 April 1938. Probate was granted to his sister Ita Hegarty.

The only earlier reference to Magner that I have come across was in the Wills Index, as follows: 'Magner, James, corn merchant from Cork, being 'weak in body but sound of mind' makes will out to his brother William, a woollen draper, etc' (1813). I don't know who James and William were.

I would greatly appreciate any information you can send me, either by e-mail, fax or post. As I say, I have been unable to unscramble the tree you sent me but if there is another way you can e-mail it, I would appreciate it.

I very much look forward to hearing from you

Best wishes

Peter Walsh

Date: 5/25/98 3:41:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From: petewalsh@classic.msn.com (peter Walsh)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com (MagnerJ)

Jim

Your family tree came through' fine this time. Many thanks. I have had a quick read of it and none of the names seem familiar as yet.

I have no knowledge of any of the Magner doctors going to New Jersey but it is possible - there were so many of them in the medical profession. Ditto with Australia, but my knowledge of the family is very limited. I will try to find out.

Many thanks for mailing the list Regards

Peter Walsh

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Date: 5/26/98 5:57:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: garnsey@ozemail.com.au (Philippa Garnsey)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

Hi Jim,

My home address is NSW, Australia

Have checked my Magner file as I have information on another Magner family.

Michael (b:1795 / 96) and Thomas (b:1797/98) Magner arrived in Sydney in 1822 from Castlekevin, 3 miles NE of Mallow in Co Cork.

Their father was David Magner born 1770/80, lived Castlekevin. They arranged for other family members to come to Australia these include Margaret b: 1803, possibly Catherine, John, Mary and Hannah.

The information I have on this family is not complete but if anyone seems to be connected there is no problem to find it.

Could you also send me your snail mail address so that I can send you some of the information I have on the Australian Magner's.

Best wishes

Philippa Garnseygarnsey@ozemail.com.au

Sydney Australia

The Immigration Indexes

http://home.vicnet.net.au/~provic/immindex.htm

Passengers arriving in Victoria on ships which embarked from foreign ports.

1852-1859

1860-1869

1870-1879

MAGNOR . . . Given name: J . . . Age: 26

Arrival date: OCT 1857 . . . Ship: CONTINENT . . . Port: F . . . Fiche: 053 . . . Page: 001

The document reference in each entry below is the National Archives of Ireland reference to the original document in the archives. The microfilm reference number refers to the set of microfilms presented to Australia in 1988.

Record 1 of 2

SURNAME: HORAN OTHER NAMES: MICHAEL

AGE: 22 SEX: M

PLACE OF TRIAL:Dublin

PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT: Dublin

CRIME DESCRIPTION: Forgery

SENTENCE: Death

SHIP:

PETITIONER: Convict; Magner Horan RELATIONSHIP: Mother

DOCUMENT REFERENCES: PPC 3862

MICROFILM REFERENCES:

COMMENTS:

Petitions for mitigation of sentence to military service. States his two brothers and two cousins are prepared to join with him. Convict is a native of Tipperary. Petition not dated, circa 1806-07.

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Record 2 of 2

SURNAME: FLEMING OTHER NAMES: -

AGE: 13 SEX: F ALIAS:

PLACE OF TRIAL: TRIAL DATE:

PLACE OF IMPRISONMENT: DOCUMENT DATE:

CRIME DESCRIPTION: Uttering forged notes

SENTENCE:

SHIP:

PETITIONER: Magner Horan RELATIONSHIP: Mother (defendant)

DOCUMENT REFERENCES: PPC 3862

MICROFILM REFERENCES:

COMMENTS:

Petitioner (petitioning on her sons behalf) states that the convict was used by her own parents to pass forged notes. Petition not dated, circa 1806-07.

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The Genealogy Bulletin Board Search http://www.yourfamily.com/searchgb.cgi

Tue Feb 17 11:22:04 EST 1998

I am looking for any family members of Nicholas Nord. He was born in 1876 in Spencer County, Indiana. Son of Adam Nord and Mary Mohr Nord. All I know of him is that he went to California as a young man. Probably Victorville. He was a brother to my grandfather Jacob Nord who was born in 1870, also in Spencer Co. Indiana. Also info on Joseph Nord. Three of his children Rose, Oscar and Leonard never married. He had two other daughters that I have no info on. Joseph was brother to Jacob and Nicholas, born 1866 in Spencer Co. The family lived in Louisville KY near the stockyards. Another brother was John W. born 1863. Records indicate he may have used his middle name possibly William. He was married to Mary Magner or more likely Wagner. I have info on other siblings all born in Spencer Co. to best of my knowledge. John George Nord 1861-1892 died as infant Mary Nord Holh 1864-1897 married. Children Barbara Nord Miller 1868-1942 married no children Jacob Nord Sr. 1870-1944 my grandfather Michael Nord 1872-1897. Not married Edward Nord 1879-1933. Not married Albert Nord 1882-1953 m. to Catherine Wagner 3 sons. Robert Nord 1885-1970 m. Frances Jochim 2 children who died young Anton Nord 1874-1879 died young Mathiam Nord (possibly Matthew) 1881-1881 Mary Holh Bays (g'dau of Mary Nord Hohl) and I (Anne Nord) are trying to track down info on our grandparents family members. Any help you can provide will be appreciated.

Anne Nord anord1947@aol.com

(Note: Watch out for the Wagner / Magner Just Two Months back I made a confirmed Contact for a missing family member, A Dalton was looking for a David Wagner married to her Aunt. My Uncle Dave was that Magner) Dates and location a exact match right down to the priest

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matches 1 terms of the searchstring.

Tue Nov 18 17:56:03 EST 1997

I am researching Jean Peter ARNAUD m Marie ETCHEVERRY Virginia LANDRY(b-1834)m Michael ARNAUD(b-1822) Leonce Emile ARNAUD(b-11/03/1857) m Sarah O'REILLY (1861-1926) AND Gaspard FOURNIER m Elizabeth MAGNIER Alexandrine Elizabeth FOURNIER (d-1866) m Jean Baptiste SALOMON (d-1872) Jean Baptiste Gaspard SALOMON (1831-1908) m Marie Eugenie LENOIR (b-1829) Eugene Marie Jean SALOMON (6/10/1856 to Maureen A. Teachman mteach@bigfoot.com

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Land Owners in Ireland http://world.std.com/~ahern/mloii.htm

Return of Owners of Land Of One Acre and Upwards in the several Counties, Counties of Cities, and Counties of Towns in Ireland

Showing the names of such Owners arranged Alphabetically in each County; their addresses - as far as could be ascertained - the extent of Statute Acres, and the Valuation in each case; together with the number of Owners in each County of less than One Statute Acre in extent. The total Area and Valuation of such properties, and the Grand Total of Area and Valuation for all Owners of property in each County of a City, or County of a Town To which is added A Summary for Each Province and for all of Ireland, Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty 1876

Magner, James Kilquaire, Ballyhooly 56 30 43 5

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From: "Paul Petersen" <paul.petersen@worldnet.att.net>

To: Jim Rothgeb <jrothgeb@99main.com>

Subject: Re: Submissions

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ct/ctstate/military/spanish/must001a.txt

Jim, here's the CT. muster roll for the Spanish-American war for the genweb page...cheers, Paul

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Index to; Record of Service of Connecticut Men In the Army, Navy & Marine Corps of the United States in the Spanish-American War, Philippine Insurrection, and China Relief Expedition from April 21, 1898 to July 4, 1904. Compiled by Authority of General Assembly under direction of Adjutant General. HARTFORD

Name: Magner, John J. page no. 64

Date: 5/26/98 10:16:57 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: magner@hotmail.com (John Magner)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

I was born and raised in Lynn, Massachusetts. I was the oldest of 5 boys, James, Leo, Richard, Timothy and me John. Leo was killed while serving in the US Army in West Germany in 1978. Tim and his wife, Ann, are cops back home. He was once featured on the TV show COPS and on another TV show about tale of the highway patrol, although he is not a highway patrolman.

My father's name is John Philip Magner, the same and mine (and my son's). He was born, was raised, and spent almost his entire life in Lynn, Massachusetts. He was born in 1921, and he died in 1968. He was an only child. My mother's name is Muriel Emmons.

My grandfather's name was John Philip Magner. His wife's name was Mary S. Hanrahan. My grandfather was one of at least 3. There was him, his brother Joseph, and his sister Molly. I think all 3 are gone now.

I know the brothers are. I was told that my grandfather was born in Cork, Ireland. I don't know when he came to the States and I don't know when he was married. Sorry. I think he settled first in South Boston.

I know my grandmother was from there. She was Irish, but born in the US. They eventually moved to Lynn, to the family house. I was also told that his father's (my great-grandfather's) name was Thomas.

I have met some other Magner's from Alexandria, VA, including one who was the spitting image of my brother, Jimmy. I also met a Matthew Magner when I was in the USMC. He and I were Captains together in Okinawa. His family was from Cork, so I know we were related somewhere

One VERY interesting story about the Magner name. When I was in college, about 1974, I went into one of the historic burial grounds in Boston, MA. It is the one on Tremont Street, right beside the Park

Street Church and about one block away from Boston Common, towards Government Center, if you are familiar with Boston. This burial ground has Benjamin Franklin's family buried there and some, if not all, of the victims of the Boston Massacre, including Crispus Attucks. I also think that Paul Revere is buried there.

I went in there just for curiosity. I went in the front gate - the only entrance. I walked straight back as far as I could go. The walk ended, but you could go left or right on the walk. I went right as far as I could go. I then went right again until I came to a chain across the path. In front of me was a burial plot, a stone crypt-like thing about 3 feet high, rectangular in shape. This is a common structure in those old burial grounds.

When I saw that plot, I was determined to see who was buried there. So I crossed the chain and walked over. It was a MAGNER family crypt from the late 1700s. I believe one of them had passed away in 1798. I believe a couple of the names were William Magner and Mary Magner.

I took all my friends there to see it and all my family members. In 1978 But in 1986, I took my kids there and all the writing had pretty much worn away. I haven't been back since. I think if you are looking for the earliest arrivals from the Magner's, you might find that they come pretty close.

If there is anything else I can help you with, please ask.

John

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Date: 6/2/98 8:49:51 AM Eastern Daylight Time

From: ddaly@nextek.net (Dick Daly)

To: MagnerJ@aol.com

Hi Jim,

Thanks for the note. I'm Dick Daly from Granville, Ohio and had hoped someone would see my posting and thankfully you did. My research of the Daly family led me to Patrick V. Magner and his wife, Ellen Jane Daly Cotter (she had been married before and widowed). In 1907 my dad's mother died and the boys were sent to live with various aunts. My dad, John Patrick Daly lived with Pat and Ellen Magner from 1907 until 1913 at 189 Howard St., New London, Connecticut. They had no children of their own.

Pat and Ellen are buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, New London. Pat was interred 5/19/1931 at age 68. So, he must have been born sometime in 1862 or 63. I also found in the same cemetery a buried plot for Thomas Magner, his wife, Ellen, and a Baby Magner. Thomas was interred there 1/3/1892 at age 42 and his wife, Ellen interred 5/14/1887 at age 38. The baby has no dates listed. Is any of this familiar? Keep in touch! I'd like to hear what you have.

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Henneberry Family Tree

We are searching for information on Henneberry Family.

James Henneberry: born Feb 3, 1832 in Tipperary, Ireland died: July 28, 1909 in Illinois. Married Bridget Dalton (died August 08, 1858) married Elizabeth Magner born May 1, 1832 in Tipperary, Ireland. Died: August 27, 1917 in Illinois. Parents of James & Elizabeth born in Tipperary, Ireland.

With many other Irish immigrants, settled in Dora Township, Moultrie County near Dalton City and Bethany, Illinois in 1857

Children:

Agnes: married Bernard Bresnan (stayed near Dalton City)

Margaret: married George Waddell (near Kansas City)

Emma: married Edward Kinney (Illinois)

Lizzie: married Louis Dunne Nov. 24, 1893

(Louis Dunne b. July 26, 1865 d. July 24, 1903)

Lizzie married Daniel Kinney b. c. 1868 (Decatur, IL)

Ambrose: (Chicago, IL)

David: born Dec 19, 1854 died 1929 (Dalton City)

Teresa: died Dec 21, 1880 at age six.

Searching for information on Elizabeth Magner born May 1, 1832 Tipperary, Ireland.

See web site: http://www.354.com/Henneberry.htm

Thanks.

Ronald Magner Knowles