Behan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Jo Anne Behan

jobehan1 — 2009-10-04 21:09:42Z

Behan is my marriare name and I do not know much about the B ehan family

Re: Michael Behan

phil2simmons — 2009-09-19 15:43:05Z

hello im also looking for info on a michael behan. my grandad is called michael behan and was born 18th oct 1931 but dont know where,he was married to pam stonehouse in dover, kent and had one child with her which is my dad terry behan. he was later married again to vera flemming at chatham, kent and had a few more children. i dont know if you could help me out at all.( i know he was born in ireland but i have no clue where.
many thanks
kayleigh behan

James Behan Dublin

mnbarrett_1 — 2009-08-04 15:14:39Z

Hi

Im looking for any connection to a James Behan, in Dublin, born about 1875, and married to Annie/Anne Moran in around 1896.

They had 7 children together, and stayed in Ireland. I would love to try and find more info about their children. (also said to be related to Brendan Behan).

Lived in Dublin South city, moved to several addresses all Dublin Sout city

Re: Wicklow Dublin Behans

taiade — 2009-07-02 07:30:18Z

Hi Theresa,
Some time back you had a message on the Behan family site.
Can you give any approximate dates for your family.
I am looking for a Myles Behan who married a Catherine Byrne probably in the early 1860s. They lived in Dublin.
They are my gr-grand mother's parents. Could there be a connection.
Taia de Burca

Re: Wicklow Dublin Behans

taiade — 2009-07-02 07:08:20Z

Hi Peter,
I am looking for a Myles Behan in Dublin who married a Catherine Byrne. They had a daughter, Mary Anne (about 1870)who married a William Bennett. They are believed to have had at least one other child prior to 1870.
Unfortunately I know nothing else about the family and would love to hear from you.
Myles seems to be a name that crops up fairly frequently in the Behan family.
Regards,
Taia de Burca

Re: Wicklow Dublin Behans

taiade — 2009-06-08 00:21:35Z

Hi Peter,
Have you had any luck with your Myles Behan?
My paternal grandmother was Mary Anne Behan (born between 1866 - 1870)whose father was a Myles Behan and her mother was Catherine Byrne.
Could this be the same Myles Behan?
Regards,
Taia (de Burca)

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2009-05-31 23:22:54Z

Hi Michelle,
I've only just picked up your last message, so sorry I didn't get back to you earlier.
The whole of my family tree as I know it is on Genes Reunited, if you belong to them too, I can give you access to it.
I really feel we are related somehow and would love to hear more from you when you have a minute.
My email address is taia@bluebloods.com.au
Regards,
Taia (de Burca)

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

michelleshronmc — 2009-05-15 08:55:17Z

Yh give me your email address.

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2009-05-13 23:07:14Z

Hi Michelle
We could be getting somewhere.
If your great grandmother was Annie Behan and her father was Jemie (could this be Jamie)and he had a sister called Maryanne that would tie up well. Have you got any birth dates for these people?
My great grandmother was Maryanne Behan born in South Dublin about 1870. Her father was Myles Behan and her mother Catherine Byrne.
Maybe your great grandmother's father and my great grandmother were brother and sister, that makes us cousins.
I haven only been able to get this information from birth and marriage certificates as my father knew nothing of his family.
Can you tell me anythng else about this side of the family?
I really appreciate talking with you and could give you my home email address if you like.
Taia

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

MichelleMCmullen43 — 2009-05-13 13:53:50Z

Yes we probably are. My great grandmother was a Behan. Her name was Annie. Her fathers name was Jemie they lived on the Northside of Dublin sity in a street called Dominic Street. My mother told me he had a sister called Maryanne. Do you have any information on Maryanne?

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2009-05-12 21:48:26Z

Hi Michelle,
Can you tell me anything about your Behans?
Do you think they could be the same family as mine? We might be cousins!
I would love to know.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Taia

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

MichelleMCmullen43 — 2009-05-12 12:02:22Z

I live in Ireland. I'm from Dublin but just living outside there now.

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2009-05-10 00:51:20Z

Michelle, I forgot to ask you where you live?
Taia

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2009-05-10 00:41:13Z

Hi Michelle, thanks so much for getting back to me.
My parents came to Australia, and I live in the beautiful Blue Mountains outside Sydney.
My Father's mother was Catherine Mary Bennett, born South Dublin in 1890. Her mother was Mary Anne Behan born in South Dublin about 1870. Her father was Myles Behan and her mother Catherine Byrne.
Catherine Mary Bennett had four sisters. The family moved to London (probably for work) in about 1894.
I was in Dublin searching out the family at the end of 2007 and could not find certificates for Myles of Catherine Byrne because they would have been born before registrations started in 1864.
Please let me know if there's any chance we could be related. Would love to hear more from you.
Taia

Re: Thomas Behan

DrJust — 2009-05-09 19:34:48Z

I have a little obituary card here for Thomas Behan, died October 13, 1936. I found it in a diary diary from around 1937. In it, the places listed are Clay, Memphis, and Syracuse, NY. The card does not say where he died or when he was born. Hope this helps ya.

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

MichelleMCmullen43 — 2009-05-08 10:46:55Z

Hi How r u? Do u know any other Behans your related to? Where abpouts are you living? I Live in Ireland

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2009-05-07 10:41:37Z

Hi, Yes I am related to Maryann Behan from South Dublin. Can you contact me again. I would love to hear from you.
Taia

Re: Wicklow Dublin Behans

KathleenGodfrey4760 — 2009-04-24 13:06:22Z

I am looking for any information about my grandmother Mary Theresa Behan born in Dublin about 1888. She left Ireland about 1904 for England with my grandfather Jesse Dunk who was in the British Army. He was more than 30 yuears older than her so there may be some family stories around . I know she had a sister who i think may have been ia twin and the family were in Dublin during the First World War as my father lived with them for a time.
If anyone has information I would be grateful.

Obit of father-in-law of Willilam Behan of Jersey City, NJ (1897)

JoMac53 — 2008-07-18 19:29:31Z

Nevill -- On Saturday, OCt. 23, 1897, Daniel, beloved husband of the late Bridget Nevill. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his son-in-law, William Behan, 187 Erie Street, on Tuesday, Oct. 26, at 2 p. m.

Source: The Evening Jounal, Monday, 25 Oct 1897, pg. 1.
Repository: Jersey City Public Library

I'm not related.

Re: Patrick Behan Obituary

a_behan — 2008-10-03 00:54:18Z

Hi, I've done some little bit of research into my husband's family. His great-grandfather Patrick Behan (03/17/1834 - 01/19/1911) came to the US with his wife Mary Quinn (02/02/1833 - 06/19/1908). They are buried in the Schaticoke, NY cemetary across from the Fair Grounds with two of their daughters Maria (1866 - 1889) and Anna (1881 - 1896). A son, Thomas A. (08/25/1876 - 02/12/1965) was my husband's grandfather, who came to the US as a five year old from Ireland. His wife was Catherine O'Brien (1879 - 1961) born in Eagle Bridge, NY. They are buried in St. Patrick's Cemetery in Cambridge, NY. There was also another son James (1870 - 1950).

Re: BEHAN records, Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland

debraanderson15 — 2008-09-29 02:42:40Z

What do you know of your elder Daniel Behan? = Do you know years of birth/death and locations?

Debra

Re: BEHAN records, Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland

debraanderson15 — 2008-08-30 21:20:03Z

Hello again.
No, I only know that the name of Cornelius 'pops' up. I do not know how her fits into the family.
If I am not mistaken . . . Murphy is the most common surname in Ireland. I had a heck of a time sorting out my group but then had a huge break through with a 'local' family member who had some documentation of the family in Ireland late 1800's. From there I was able to piece my Murphy clan together, but still more to do. =Always more to do.

Debra

Behan Variants. / Distribution of Surname in Ireland

debraanderson15 — 2008-08-29 15:54:34Z

When researching a surname I keep a list of variants "handy". With my Behans I look for Behan/Beehan/Beehane/Beahan/Bahan/Bayhan
&
I found this site of interest several years ago and noted it. Thought it might of interest to those researching the surname Behan.

http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm?Surnam....

SURNAME DICTIONARY/ SLOINNTE NA h-EIREANN
Beahan rare: Dublin. Ir. Ó Beacháin. See Behan.
Behan numerous: Leinster & Kerry etc. Ir. Ó Beacháin, perhaps beach = bee. A literary sept of Laois/Offaly, some of whom moved to Kerry in the last two hundred years
Ó Beacháin -Behan, Beegan: líonmhar: Laighin & Ciarraí. Clann léannta i Laois/Uíbh Fhailí gur aistrigh cuid acu go Ciarraí. Tá Beegan i Luimneach & Beagan in Ulaidh. An bhrí: beach bheag, ainm a tabharfaí do leanbh, ach féach Ó Beagáin, leis.

1890 BIRTHS DISTRIBUTION :
Leinster 38
Munster 6
Connacht 1
Ulster 1
MOST COMMON IN COUNTIES
Dublin & Kildare
then...
The table below shows the number of behan households in each county in the Primary Valuation property survey of 1848-64.
Carlow 2
Clare 29
Cork 2
Down 3
Dublin 16
Dublin city 10
Galway 6
Kerry 1
Kildare 132
Kilkenny 4
Laois 38
Limerick 9
Limerick city 3
Longford 1
Mayo 4
Meath 2
Offaly 9
Roscommon 1
Tipperary 18
Waterford 4
Westmeath 4
Wexford 11
Wicklow 27

Re: BEHAN records, Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland

debraanderson15 — 2008-08-29 15:46:58Z

Hi Joanne.

My Ellen Behan (d/o Simon) married to my William Barrett. Their son Patrick my ancestor. This Patrick emigrated to US; he immediately settled in the San Francisco Bay Area. Patrick married JoHannah 'Hannah' Murphy in San Francisco 1902. Patrick's sister was Catherine Barrett and she married Hannah Murphy's brother Edward Murphy. Siblings married to siblings. All four emigrated from Ireland same time period, but seemingly met in the US. I have no reason to believe that they knew each other in Ireland, and though the Murphys were later found in Ballylanders, South Co. Limerick, they were of Ballindangan, CO Cork, prior to that, so all in the same general area of Ireland. Perhaps this is what they all shared = their common bond.

So many Murphys.
Sort of like Smith, or (Hhhmmmm) Anderson.
My son married a Smith.
Currently researching the Smiths (deep sigh).

I can send more information on my Murphys if you would like.
No Doyles in my group.

Debra Anderson

Re: Kildare Behans

dombeh1 — 2008-06-19 18:13:50Z

hey uncle John,
Me, my dad and mom are actually in washington D.C in the National achives looking up information on our family and i went on this website and i think I found your thing and i said OMG its uncle john :) i will let you know if I find anything
always,
shannon

Re: Behan Family _ Queensland Australia

harfmt — 2008-08-29 11:36:03Z

I have a John Behan born 1860 in Kanturk Cork d. 1915
He came to Australia some time before 1888 when he married Elizabeth Doyle b. 1867 Cranaugh Carlow.

John Behan and Elizabeth Doyle's children:
Elizabeth (Eliza) Behan b. 1889
John (Jack) Behan b. 1892
Daniel (Dan) Behan b. 1893
James Behan b. 1896
Simon Behan b. 1900
Herbert Joseph Behan b. 20 Jul 1903 Mackay QLD, d. 1953 Mackay QLD (my grandfather)

Herbert Behan married Iris Kathleen Whereat (b. 1910) in 1932 at Mackay QLD

John Behan's parents were Daniel Behan and Elizabeth Murphy.

Re: behan's in queensland, australia

harfmt — 2008-08-29 11:07:11Z

I have a John Behan b. 1860 Kanturk Cork d. 1915
married Elizabeth Doyle (b. 1867 Cranaugh Carlow) on 30 May 1888 at Mackay Queensland Australia

Children of John Behan and Elizabeth Doyle:
Elizabeth (Eliza) Behan b. 1889
John (Jack) Behan b. 1892
Daniel (Dan) Behan b. 1893
James Behan b. 1896
Simon Behan b. 1900
Herbert Joseph Behan b. 20 Jul 1903 Mackay QLD, d. 9 Oct 1953 Mackay QLD (my grandfather)

Herbert Behan married Iris Kathleen Whereat in 1932 at Mackay QLD

Iris K Whereat b. 31 Jan 1910 Mt Garnet QLD d. Brisbane QLD.

John Behan's parents were Daniel Behan and Elizabeth Murphy.

Let me know if any of these names ring a bell.

Kind Regards
Joanne

Re: BEHAN records, Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland

harfmt — 2008-08-29 10:40:17Z

Trying to match all your Behans with my few.

Daniel Behan married Elizabeth Murphy.
Children of Daniel and Elizabeth:
- John Behan
- Cornelius Behan (possibly)

John Behan b. 1860 Kanturk Cork d. 1915
Married Elizabeth Doyle b. 1867 Cranaugh Carlow on 30 May 1888 in Mackay Queensland.

So they may have travelled to Australia separately and met there.

John Behan and Elizabeth Doyle's children:
Elizabeth (Eliza) Behan b. 1889
John (Jack) Behan b. 1892
Daniel (Dan) Behan b. 1893
James Behan b. 1896
Simon Behan b. 1900
Herbert Joseph Behan b. 1903 d. 1953 (my grandfather)

Herbert J Behan married Iris Kathleen Whereat (b. 1910) in 1932 at Mackay Queensland Australia

Have you found any Murphy or Doyle spouses in your Behan line?

Kind Regards
Joanne

Re: Behan, Murphy, Halifax Nove Scotia, 1905-1915 (approx)

harfmt — 2008-08-29 10:14:58Z

I have an Elizabeth (Eliza) Behan b. 1889.
Parents : John Behan b. 1860 Kanturk Cork d. 1915 and Elizabeth Doyle b. 1867 b. Cranaugh Carlow

Siblings of Elizabeth Behan:
John (Jack) Behan b. 1892
Daniel (Dan) Behan b. 1893
James Behan b. 1896
Simon Behan b. 1900
Herbert Joseph Behan b. 1903 d. 1953 (my grandfather)

Re: Kildare Behans

harfmt — 2008-08-29 10:07:00Z

I have a John Behan b. 1860 Kanturk Cork d. 1915.
married Elizabeth Doyle b. 1867 Cranaugh Carlow

John's parents were Daniel Behan and Elizabeth Murphy.

Although John is from Kanturk, possible he was visiting relations in or near Kildare when he met Elizabeth Doyle. Are there any Elizabeths connected with your Mary Doyle? And, any John's connected with your Daniel?

John and Elizabeth Doyle's children:
Elizabeth (Eliza) Behan b. 1889
John (Jack) Behan b. 1892
Daniel (Dan) Behan b. 1893
James Behan b. 1896
Simon Behan b. 1900
Herbert Joseph Behan b. 1903 d. 1953 (My grandfather)
Herbert married Iris Kathleen Whereat in 1932 Mackay Queensland Australia

Kind Regards
Joanne

Standish Acres a Printer George Acres Military

erick233 — 2009-03-21 20:40:42Z

Standish Acres he was a printer.1880 Census Standish Acres I Chicago, Cook, Illinois, a printer, aged 45 from Ireland birth date of 1837. Died 11/25/1905 married 10/18/1859 to Matilda Bernabe of & in Montreal Canada Anglican Faith.I also have the 1880 census in Chicago, Il. Standish arrived in the Port of New York from Liverpool in July 1857 from there I found him in Montral, Canada where he met Matilda Bernabe or Barnaby born 10/01/1939 in Canada died 1912 Chicago,il. Found the baptism of daughter Mary Matilda in 1861 and the burial of son Standish in 1865. There is another Acres couple - George and Annie. They were godparents for Mary Matilda. Standish and Matilda C. were godparents for several of George and Annie's children (1861, 1863).George was a Staff Sergeant 1st Battalion Seventeenth Regiment 17th regiment of Foot, also I believe he was Standish"s brother as word from my parents has it he had a twin brother Later in 1863, when his son Thomas George was baptized, looks like George was a color Sergeant 1st Battalion 17th Regiment of Foot. I have not been able to find Standish nor Matilda's record of immigration from Canada nor his ship record in New york to find the name of his parents or town of birth in Ireland. Also looking for Matilda C. Bernabe or Barnaby Family she was born 10/01/1939 in Canada died 1912 Chicago,Il.

Thomas Behan

mohara_gsy — 2008-10-09 20:57:04Z

Trying to trace a Thomas Behan born abt 1877 possibly in Co Mayo. His mothers maiden name may be O'Hara.

I have found him in 1901 census in Liverpool - listed as Thomas Bayan.

Any infor would be great

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

MichelleMCmullen43 — 2008-11-12 15:39:26Z

Hi

Yes as far as I know yes. He was my great great grandfathers brother or uncle and he served in the British army.

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

MichelleMCmullen43 — 2008-11-12 15:36:33Z

Hi

As far I know my great great grandfather had a sister Maryanne and she lived on the southside of Dublin. Are you related to her.

Behan who married a Margaret Maher

KarenAdams10 — 2008-04-10 00:51:30Z

Margaret Maher married a Behan but don't know first name. There children are Sadie(Sarah) B:1896 Ireland D: 1947, Nellie B:Ireland, Patrick, Margaret(Marge), Philip, Caherine (believed to be born NY)

Sadie is my GG Grandmother

I have no further info but if anyone else can help me I greatly appreciate it.

Thank you Stacey Scudder
Pls email at scuddsl@hotmail.com

Re: BEHAN records, Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland

franmarbor — 2008-09-27 22:45:00Z

I am also researching information on the Behan name. My mother was born Iris Behan, Mackay 1926. Her parents were John Behan 1860 and Fanny Blakeley. John Behan was the son of Daniel Behan.

Susan Browne

dbehan138 — 2008-04-17 05:30:00Z

Try to find information on Susan Browne Birth Date about Late 1840 to early 1850 in Westport County Mayo Ireland Father's Name William Browne
Mother's Name Margaret Summer

Behan and Maher

scuddsl — 2008-05-28 18:30:45Z

I am looking for info on Margaret Maher B:1875-1876 Ireland married Philip Behan B:1866 Ireland. In 1902 Philip traveled with a Patrick Maher B:1870 Ireland on the Oceanic, to N.Y. says they were coming to see cousins Tim Ryan and Mat Maher. In 1903 Margaret traveled with Ellen Maher B:1877 Ireland on the Umbria, to N.Y. says coming to there husbands, which are stated above. Margaret also traveled with her 2 children: Sarah(Sadie)B:1896 Ireland and Ellen(Nellie)B:1900 Ireland. Last known residence was Roscrea before they came to N.Y. Would like to know who parents,sisters,brothers are, anything. Pls email me at scuddsl@hotmail.com

Need help with my Behan's and Maher's

scuddsl — 2008-05-04 08:55:43Z

Trying to find info on Philip Behan arrived 1902 Oceanic from Roscrea with a Patrick Maher, B: 1866, from the 1910 census B:1878, from 1920 census B: 1870. All show married to Margaret B:1875-1880. Margaret came over in 1903 Umbria from Roscrea with Ellen Maher. And Margarets 2 daughters Sarah B:1899 (I have info on Sarah (aka Sadie my great grandmother), Mary Ellen(aka Ellen,Nellie)B:1900 Ireland(no other info). Margaret (aka Maggie)B. 1905 NY (no other info), Patrick B:1906 NY (no other info),Katherine B:1909 NY (no other info),Philip B: 1916 NY (no other info).

Margaret's maiden name is Maher. Ellen is married to Patrick Maher. Don't know her maiden name.

What year was Philip actually born? Any info about any of these people would be greatly appreciated.

Behans Dublin & Wicklow

maighreadh — 2008-09-24 21:40:45Z

I'm trying to gather more information for my family tree maybe someone has info I cant find. Trying to trace the family of my Great Great Grandfather Patrick Behan, born (c)1859 around Rathdrum Co Wicklow. I know of one of his siblings Myles Behan born (c) 1866. Patrick Behan married Margaret (Lambert) in 1881 in Dublin lived in no 3 Sandwith Court, South Docks Dublin 2 and they had 9 children.On the 1911 census 6 of these children were still living , Matthew (My Great Grandfather), Andrew, Maggie, Mary, Bridgit & Patrick. In 1884 Myles Behan married Ellen Behan and they lived in 18 Clarence Place South Docks Dublin 2 and they had 12 children.( I have names for 10 of the children). But thats where the info I have finishes. It has been said that the family of Brendan Behan were connected to my Grandfathers Behans .... Any info would be great.

Re: BEHAN records, Dromtarriff, Cork, Ireland

harfmt1 — 2008-08-30 07:46:04Z

Hi Debra

Thanks for the reply. It is much appreciated. I'm having a lot of trouble tracking my Behans. My mother's maiden name is Behan so it's a special one for me.

Your Daniel is born about the time my Daniel would have been born based on my Daniel's son, John's birth date of 1960. Kanturk is very close to Dromtarriff. Do you know if Joanna is a male or female? I assumed female because my name is Joanne. But maybe not. Because that person was born the same year as my John.

You mentioned a Cornelius Behan once in your first post. Do you know where he fits into this picture? As I've got him as a possible brother of John Behan.

I only know that Elizabeth Murphy married Daniel Behan. Given than their son John Behan was born in Kanturk, I can only assume they met somewhere in that area and that she was born around the same time as Daniel.

I'll have a look for Murphys in the areas you mentioned. I'll also see if I can find some more information on Joanna Behan on the off chance this is another name for John.

Good luck with your Smith research. That sounds like a hard one.

Kind Regards
Joanne Morris

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2008-11-12 10:56:57Z

Hi,
In your Dublin Behans, have you a Mary Anne (born 1866 or 1870)or her father Myles or Miles Behan? He was married to a Catherine Byrne. I'm looking for any information on them.

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2008-11-19 10:00:50Z

My reply 19th Nov., 2008
Hi, Earlier this year you posted a message saying that your grandmother was a Dublin Behan and that her mother’s family were also Behans. Can you give me any further information on your family, I’d be very interested to hear from you.
Taia

Re: Wicklow Dublin Behans

taiade — 2008-11-19 08:45:43Z

Hi Peter, Have you had any success in your search for Myles Behan, son of Martin Behan and Mary Cullen, Co. Wicklow.
Could he have been the father or grand-father of Patrick (1859), Michael (1863) or Michael (1867), Myles (1866), James (1869), Samuel (1869), Mary Anne (1866-70).
I am looking for a Myles who married a Catherine Byrne and are the parents of Mary Anne who was my gr-grandmother.
Regards, Taia

Re: Behans Dublin & Wicklow

taiade — 2008-11-18 06:51:10Z

Following on from my earlier reply on 12th November, 2008 and having had a bit of a look on the 1911 census records of Dublin, I’ve come up with a couple of thoughts.
I was wondering if you have any information on any other siblings of Patrick and Myles Behan? Is there a chance that Michael Behan (c) 1863 could be another brother?
Could they have had a sister named Mary Anne (m. William Bennett) born between 1866 and 1870? (my gr-grand-mother, I know that her father was Myles Behan and mother was Catherine Byrne.
Regards, Taia

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

taiade — 2008-11-16 07:14:22Z

Myles Behan.
Thanks for getting back to me. Can you give me any further information at all on your part of the Behan family. I would love to know of your Myles and his sister Maryanne or any other siblings or their parents or anything at that I can find. The parents I have for Maryann were Myles Behan and Catherine (formerly Byrne). She was living around Fumbally Lane and New Row South in South Dublin in 1870 - 1886
Any further information would be greatly appreciated.
Taia

Re: My Behans

barbmyw — 2008-04-18 01:40:33Z

I am looking for my Behan relations. My great-grandmother was from Queens county. She came to the USA aobut 1860. Her parents were listed as James and Bridget on her marriage record. She settled in Jersey City New Jersey. Could she have been related to your family?

Re: My Behans

barbmyw — 2008-04-18 01:40:31Z

Re: BEHAN FAMILY

ChrisTumlin97 — 2009-02-11 19:48:14Z

HELLO
I AM LOOKING FOR JOHN WARREN BEHAN (maybe WARREN J.BEAN)
HE WAS CALLED 'JACK'. HE MARRIED FRANCIS MARIE (FANNIE) NASH
THEY HAD TWO CHILDREN. CONSTANCE LULA,BORN IN OKLAHOMA IN ca. 1900. AND WILLIAM.
FANNIE NASH LATER MARRIED A "ROSS"
THANKS
CHRIS TUMLIN
CETUMLIN@YAHOO.COM
1-816-255-3561

margaret behan

kellyred15 — 2009-03-26 23:11:54Z

hi i amlooking for any information on the above person born 1833/35 ireland and married john gordon in bilston wolverhampton, her parents was ann and stepen behan i am totaly stuck on this one
thank you