GENDEX -- Surname: MAGNER

1. Edmond Carroll married to Mary Magner in Killavullen 2-19-1813 witnesses James Magner and Patrick Roche
2. Anthony Carroll married Mary Sullivan in Glanworth 11-8-1860 witnesses Michael Magner and Mary Dowling

MAGNER, Mary nee KEILY died 1781 age 36. Husband James MAGNER died 1799 age 62.

1. 1828 Tithes Applotment for the Parish of Kilworth, Diocese of Cloyne, Co. Cork
   KILLALY: Michael Magner
2. GLANSESKIN: John Magner

Deaths by starvation in the Kilworth District Jan 1-17 Apr 1847 GRAIG

1. MAGNER, John and 2 children
   MAGNER, Frank, wife and 2 children

Bakers
Magner, Denis (The Square)
Magner, Patrick (The Square)

Passenger List, Ticonderog, Arrived New York 8-4-1851
Magner or Manner Connor, 25, farmer

Ballinora and Ballincollig Parish Co. Cork, Marriage:

Thomas Murphy and Catherine Magner, Oct. 15, 1856

1834 Tithes Applotment for Townland of Graigue , Ballinvoher, Parish of Kilworth, County Cork

Michael Magner

Pigot & Co.'s Directory, 1824 – Mallow, Co. Cork
Wheelwrights: Magner, Jeremiah (Balladaheen)

Joanne Hudson

I am looking for any ancestors of Jeruel Leonard Magner born in Orange Co. IN died in Greensburg, PA.

Brian Donal O'Sullivan Magner

Cork, Ireland, or Toronto, Canada

Grandfather is William Magner, Grandmother is Una O'Sullivan, both born in Ireland Moved to Canada, Toronto area

From: mevans@ij.net (Marilyn Evans)

To: JimMagner@aol.com

When visiting Castlemagner, we did, indeed, stop at the Castle Bar. We had a date to meet with Geoff, but, unfortunately, he was unable to make it. As was the case during our trip, time was a factor. There never was enough of it. We did climb a couple of fences and were able to get some good pictures of the ruins. That was luck, because the next day when we returned, the cows were there.

I have been thinking of sending a query to the Mallow Heritage Centre. Have you ever tried that? It costs $50, but would be worth it if I could obtain the information I'm lacking.

James Magner, born Abt 1810, a native of the Parish of Ballygriffin, County Cork, was advised by his physician to travel, his health being poor. He visited New York City, where he met Mary Sullivan (b.1816), also a native of County Cork. Mary was visiting her brother (don't know his name). The crossing, which took six weeks, was so rough that she had no desire to return to Ireland. She remained with her brother and, subsequently, met James Magner.

James and Mary had attended the same church in Ireland, and possibly were acquainted, but the Magners were an aristocratic family and the Sullivan’s lived on a dairy farm. James and Mary probably were married in New York, and later settled in Waukesha, Wisconsin. James is buried in the Catholic cemetery in Waukesha. The inscription of his tomb reads: James Magner, died Sep. 16, 1855 age 45 yrs, a native of the Parish of Ballygriffin, Cty Cork, Ireland.

James and Mary had five children:

David, born 1846, died in infancy

Maria Elizabeth (my great grandmother), born April 16, 1847 in Waukesha; married Michael Ryan on April 8, 1872; died in Medford, Wis., February 16, 1922

Joseph, died in infancy

Margaret married James A. O'Neil of Chicago on February 12, 1871, died a few months later

Ellenora, married to John Cahill on January 1, 1871; died in 1928

That just about covers what we know about them, but maybe we'll find a connection with someone out there. My Aunt tells me that there was family in Pennsylvania, but couldn't give me any further information. Thanks for spreading the word! Marilyn Evans

My grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Ryan, was daughter of Mary Elizabeth Magner Ryan, daughter of James Magner born 1810 in Ballygriffin (?giblin) parish. I presume we are distantly related. I'm seeking more information about my ancestors. Thanks, Neal Devitt, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Hello,

Anyone connected to the Edward Magner family from Pennsylvania? Circa 1800? I have some data but need more. Marian Buchanan

(Marian could you submit your Screen Address, Thank you)

From: ROCKER2@worldnet.att.net (DAWN BIERS)

To: JimMagner@aol.com

Hello Jim,

I was wondering if you have any information on a Jeanie Magner, who gave birth to a boy in 1964 in Illinois? I have a friend is looking for his biological mother. Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Dawn

To: JimMagner

Seeking info on JAMES MAGNER m. Ann JENNER of Cheam Surrey, England. At some point may have gone to Canada then to Minnesota and possibly some family to Wisconsin.

I am looking for a connection to William O’Connell married to ________ Magner, Also a James O’Connell and a Lewis Magner. All are listed as living at 36 Pine Bridgeport, CT 1895 & 1896. William O’Connell is listed as a son-in law to Elizabeth (Sweeney) Magner (1839-1896) my gg-grandmother

The following Connell’s arrived from Ireland to New York June 16, 1884 traveling with Elizabeth Magner (1839-1896) aboard the S/S England

List No. 297= Hanorah Connell, age 16

List No. 298= Tim Connell, age 10

List No. 299= Michael Connell, age 6

List No. 300= Kate Connell, age 18

List No. 301= Margaret Connell, age 14

List No. 302= Bridget Connell, age 7

List No. 303= Catherine Connell, age 4

List No. 304= Betsy Magna widow of John (Elizabeth Magner)

List No. 305= Katie Shehan 10 Catherine Sheehan located to Bridgeport, CT, lived with Elizabeth Magner, married 1^st Frank Murphy

Michael Magner, age 20 laborer (My g-great Uncle)

Nora Magner age 20 spinster

Catherine Magner age 15 child

If you know of any connection please contact