Boland - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Boland name

cindypalmerphotography — 2012-05-26 20:39:34Z

Do you happen to know the name of his daughter in Jamaica or his third wife?....I'm looking up information on a Zillah Virginia Boland, She was married and lived in Westmoreland, Jamaica, West Indies around early 1900's I'm guessing she was probably born around 1899-1901 due to her first child being born in 1918.

BOLAND James R - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-29 11:54:26Z

BOLAND James R - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Looking for Martha Boland born around 1864

nelcurt — 2012-04-24 03:57:32Z

Martha Boland was married to my great grandpa Will Henderson in 1883. At the time she was living at Pinich Springs AR and he was at Solgohachia AR. They had my grandma in 1886. Martha had a sister named Molly and she had a daughter named Edna. Molly and Edna are known to have lived in CA in later years. Looking for any information at all on Martha and family. She is my great grandma and I would love to have anything at all. I do have a picture of Molly and Edna. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you

John Boland Thayer

Beezilpie — 2012-04-11 15:48:54Z

Attempting to find the connection between John Boland Thayer who was lost in the April 14, 1912 Titantic tragedy and my Thayer line. I believe both lines share Ferdinando Thayer, from England in the 1600's. Ferdinando was the first settler on the land that later became Mendon, Massachusetts. Thank you!

Re: JAMES & NORA (MAHONY) BOLAND NEW YORK

qnosovic1 — 2012-04-07 04:52:03Z

Nora had three brothers who came to Queensland, Australia. James Martin Mahony (1853-1924)was 10 years of age at the time. He lived in Leyburn. He had seven children - William, John, James, Thomas,Anne, Bridget, Mary.

Re: Boland from Ireland to Manhattan (NYC) mid 1800's...

cccerberus — 2012-04-06 14:05:27Z

as i indicated in my previous post, the 1870 census shows a John Boland and wife Bridget with 6 kids including a James, age 12 of irish birth.. but no kids named roderick or phillip..

This is apparently a different James Boland.. who would have been Irish born around 1858.. possibly yours?

Re: Boland from Ireland to Manhattan (NYC) mid 1800's...

cccerberus — 2012-04-05 15:26:55Z

Thanks for that

Re: Boland from Ireland to Manhattan (NYC) mid 1800's...

JamesKennedy11 — 2012-04-05 15:20:15Z

That James is not of my family, but I did track him for a bit. You're right about the address though, he lived there for several years:

I had found him in the 1900 census at some point, too, hoping he was "my" James but eventually ruled him out.

1885 The Trow City Directory Company Boland James 1157 Second Candy
1886 The Trow City Directory Company Boland James 1157 Second Candy
1887 The Trow City Directory Company Boland James 1157 Second Varieties
1888 The Trow City Directory Company Boland James 1157 Second Candy
1889 The Trow City Directory Company Boland James 1157 Second Stationer
1890 The Trow City Directory Company Boland James 1157 Second Stationer
1891 The Trow City Directory Company Boland Jas 1147 Second Stationer
1892 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland Jas 1157 Second Stationer
1893 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland Jas 1157 Second Candy
1894 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland Jas 1157 Second Stationer
1895 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland Jas 1157 Second Stationer
1897 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland James 1157 Second Stationer
1898 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland James 1157 Second Varieties
1900 Trow Directory Printing and Bookbinding Company Boland James 1157 Second Stationer

Re: Boland from Ireland to Manhattan (NYC) mid 1800's...

cccerberus — 2012-04-05 15:07:36Z

I started this project over a year ago and am not sure where all my notes are, but the James Boland I am referencing is *possibly* my GGgrand father, Irish born about Oct 1858, brother to Phillip, Roderick (b. 1844), Mary (b 1854), and Ellen (b 1860).
If this is the right James Boland, he was father to James Vincent Boland(b1888), my Ggrand father.

one address i saw pop up repeatedly is 1157 or poss 1151 2nd ave(1900 census). Also, on the 1930 census, 4511 40th st James Vincent & wife florence and 2 sons james j(b1913) (my grand father)and joseph e(b1920)..

the 1870 census shows a John Boland and wife Bridget with 6 kids including a James, age 12 of irish birth.. but no kids named roderick or phillip..

The problem is there are several James Bolands and possibly 2 born in or around the same year (1858ish) but of different families(one citizen, one immigrant), and the vast majority of the tree is built from records found here, not from family members info.

i need to figure out how to manage and weed through the information better..

Re: Boland from Ireland to Manhattan (NYC) mid 1800's...

JamesKennedy11 — 2012-04-05 10:32:48Z

Cccerberus: there could be a connection. I have tracked the Bolands a bit farther since writing that message several years ago but James and his two brothers have continued to evade me. Of the one you're searching, do you have any addresses where he may have lived? I have a lot of vital records that I have pulled in the NY archives on this surname and may be able to assist.

I know st least one married a Margaret.

Re: Boland from Ireland to Manhattan (NYC) mid 1800's...

cccerberus — 2012-04-05 04:40:31Z

I'm tracing a James Boland, Irish born in Oct 1858, img, 1872
married a margaret (unk) in 1885.

any of this line up?

Re: Mrs. Margaret Boland, 403 E. 22nd St., New York City, N.Y. ~ killed by a truck May 25, 1896

cccerberus — 2012-04-05 04:17:37Z

THis may have been my GGgrand mother, but i can not find details on NYT archive of the article. can you link me to a page or share more details?

Many thanks!

Re: More Info on Boland

blambrix63 — 2012-03-30 14:20:54Z

Jessica, are you still working on Boland Family Tree? It has been awhile since your posting. I do have some Boland Family info. My Family was Burke....but, are related to the Murphy Family .....as is the Boland Family. I would be glad to share info if you are still working on your Tree.
I see you have a Tree on Ancestry. If you look for "Sullivan Family Tree" (michael sullivan) you will find many griffins, learys, mcmahons that would be related to your family. Barbara

Looking for Boland/Lyons or Harrigan family from Mitchelstown,Cork, Ireland

laurencasalveri — 2012-03-21 22:49:20Z

Looking for information on the Boland family from Mitchelstown in County Cork, Ireland. Great granfather was William born in 1871. 5 brothers came to US - John, Patrick, Thomas and Peter. One may have gone into the priesthood. Also, looking for relatives of Patrick Lyons born in 1856 and possibly emigrated in 1864. Married Alice Harrigan. Daughter was Mary, although I don't think she was their "blood" relative. All of the above settled in Connecticut. Am travelling to Ireland soon and would any add'l info would be helpful. Lost the trail once they emigrated to US.

Re: Boland, Lawrence

gbc3274 — 2012-03-10 10:14:49Z

Thanks for the reply, I just thought if there was any connection, i could get this old book to the family if they wanted it. It does say "Larence Boland born 18th of May 1849" and the writing is kind of fancy. It also mentions"Henry" but the last name is not complete, it starts with Foll...born in June maybe 1869.
Anyway, just a thought, I'm really not even sure he was a priest, maybe it was just a family member writing dates in this prayer book that seemed to belong to a priest.
Gloria.

Re: Boland, Lawrence

McAlonie — 2012-03-09 22:56:26Z

My GG-grandfather was Lawrence Boland of Troy NY. He was from Co. Westmeath Ireland and had several brothers. In the 1820s tithes, Lawrence's father Patrick was listed in Ballymore in Co. Westmeath, and there was one other Boland in Ballymore, a Henry Boland also. Lawrence lived 1835-1909. Lawrence was not a priest however. Lawrence migrated as a boy in 1847 to Troy NY with his brother Bernard. Lawrence parents were Patrick Boland and Katy Kelley. There were a few other Lawrence Bolands around the northeast US however. One in Ontario, One near Syracuse. Best, Michael

Mercy Boland Beecher, d. 1903 Kearney, Nebraska

havensmom — 2012-01-28 01:13:19Z

Kearney Daily Hub, May 26, 1903, pg 2

"OBITUARY: MERCY A. BEECHER
Tribute to the Blessed Memory of a Christian Woman
Funeral services for the late Mercy A. Beecher were held on Monday afternoon in the Baptist church, conducted by her pastor, Rev. H. C. First. The church was literally banked with the most beautiful floral offerings, a tender and beautiful tribute showing the high esteem in which Mrs. Beecher was held in the community. The service was simple and beautiful, from the most appropriate text, "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord from henceforth; yea saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labors; and their works do follow them."

Obituary
Mercy Ann Boland, daughter of P. D. Boland and Lucinda L. (Allen) Boland, was born in Parisville, N. Y., March 10, 1837. At the age of twelve years she was converted and united with the Baptist church of Parisville, during the pastorate of the Rev. Mr. Maxley.
September 24, 1857, she was married to Mr. B. J. Beecher. Shortly after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Beecher came west to Galva, Ill., where they made their home for a number of years, and where four children, two sons and two daughters were born to them. In 1888 they removed to Kearney, Neb., where Mr. Beecher die in March, 1888, and where the subject of this sketch lived until called up higher Sunday morning, May 24.
For several years Mrs. Beecher had heart trouble and during the past two years had been practically an invalid, though seldom confined long to her bed. Only the day before her
death she sat on the porch for hours and went to the table for her supper. At six o'clock the following morning she quietly passed from earth to heaven.
For fifty-four years Mrs. Beecher was a most faithful and consistent member of the Baptist church. She was a woman of remarkable faith and of unfaltering loyalty to the God whom she loved to serve. Quiet, unostentations and reserved in manner, but strong and beautiful of character, hands never idle, a heart brave and true always, she was a constant inspiriation to her pastor, and the silent influence for good wrought upon those who knew her in her life can only be known in eternity. Mrs. Beecher's children all survive her, and all save the elder son, Howard Beecher of Peoria, Ill., are residents of this city. Rev. Allen Beecher is rector of the Episcopal church; Rosa, the elder daughter, is the wife of Mrs. John Wilson of this city; and Miss Mittie is a teacher in the public schools. In their bereavement the family has the deepest sympathy of the enitre community."

Connor Boland

margaretthomson7 — 2011-11-29 12:52:39Z

Hi, I am trying to find any information on Connor Boland born in Ireland about 1815. He married Catherine Tyrell born about 1820 in Ireland. Can anyone help me or tell me what websites to use for Irish ancestry as I am at a loss now?
Many Thanks

James R. Boland of Covington, KY 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-10-30 03:33:15Z

James is pictured in the Class 30 yearbook of the Medical Replacement Training Center at Camp Barkeley near Abilene, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Boland, Lawrence

gbc3274 — 2011-09-04 16:05:44Z

Searching for family of Lawrence Boland, most likely a priest from Ireland, 1849. There is also a Henry mentioned b.1809. I think he was in Canada or N.Y. State but not sure.
Found an old prayer book, Catholic, in my grandmother's papers. Would love to send it to someone who has ties to this family. the names, hardly legible, were written in this book.
gbc. Fairport, N.Y.

Re: Peter Joseph Boland

annogorman561 — 2011-09-03 21:04:36Z

My father Christy Boland maried to Alice King is from Spanish Point, Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare, but there is also other Bolands in Spanish Point not related to us. All our ancestors are from Clare it thats any help to you

Re: John M. Boland

annogorman561 — 2011-09-03 20:47:08Z

Hi John,
My name is Boland form Spanish Point, Miltown Malbay, Co.Clare, Ireland. My dad's name is Christy Boland all his ancestors are from Clare and has 8 children all gown up. There are some other Bolands in Spanish Point not related to us. Hope this is off some help to you. If you need any more information feel free to e-mail me My married name is O' Gorman.

Martha Boland

nelcurt — 2011-08-21 19:57:24Z

Looking for any information on a Martha Boland. We think she was born in 1864 as long as her marriage certificate was correct. I have nothing except she married my great grandpa William Marion Henderson on November 8 1883 in Conway County Arkansas. She lived in Solgohachia AR or that is what is on the marriage certificate. They had one daughter(my granny) Minnie Evelena Henderson on July 24 1885. No one knows what happened to her, an older aunt before she passed thought she had seen her in Texas. Would like any information at all on her. I also found out she had a sister named Molly and a cousin named Edna and I think they lived in California. Thanks for any help at all.

Re: Peter Boland - Frances Shanley

1_johnsonf — 2011-08-14 06:57:41Z

frances j shanley married Boland Shanley and divorced,3 children, granuated Great Falls High School 1959
Maiden name Frances Justina Golewich,,,parents Polish

Sister Rosemary Boland ,daughter of ,George P. and Katherine Reddington Boland,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-06-29 02:57:53Z

Sister Rosemary Boland
Baden

Sister Rosemary Boland (formerly Sister Georgiana) CSJ, 88, died Tuesday, May 17, 2011, in Seal Beach, Calif., in her 72nd year as a Sister of St. Joseph of Baden. A daughter of the late George P. and Katherine Reddington Boland, Sister Rosemary entered the Congregation from St. Veronica Parish in Ambridge. Sister ministered as a teacher in the Pittsburgh, Greensburg and Altoona-Johnstown dioceses for more than 30 years. She taught for 16 years in the elementary school before serving as a high school music teacher at Bishop McCort High School, Johnstown, from 1959-1968; Bishop Carroll High School, Ebensburg, from 1968-72; and Quigley High School, Baden, from 1972-75. Sister Rosemary had a love for music, and many high school musicals were produced through her tireless efforts. After attending St. Louis University, Sister worked as pastoral minister at East End Cooperative Ministries, Pittsburgh, and Sequoia Residence in San Francisco, Calif. Her concern and care for others was most evident as she ministered as a personal caregiver at Action Inc. of Gloucester, Rockport, Mass., from 1983-1997, and also as home caregiver in Seal Beach, Calif., from 1997 until her own health began to decline. Sister is survived by two sisters, Kathryn Hamilton, of Seal Beach, Calif., and Georgeann Ursprung, of Seattle, Wash.; nieces and nephews; grandnieces and grandnephews; a cousin, Sister Winifred Reddington, a Sister of St. Joseph; and all the Sisters of St. Joseph of Baden. Friends will be received from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Wednesday, June 29, and from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday, June 30, at the Motherhouse of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 4 p.m. Thursday in the Motherhouse Chapel. Burial will follow in the Sisters Cemetery. Donations in the name of Sister Rosemary may be sent to the Sisters of St. Joseph Memorial Fund, St. Joseph Convent, 1020 State St., Baden, PA 15005.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

Re: James Boland

jduffy62 — 2011-06-11 17:02:49Z

Easky must be on the move, it is 30 (thirty) miles from Sligo.

Re: vicki boland

VickiSharon57 — 2011-05-26 01:41:25Z

Hello, I just found your message.Just the other day thur FamilySearch I found the information you gave me. Now I know where the family came from in Ireland. A town or village of Clare. Not County Clare. My son took me to Ireland last summer and I was always search for Frank Boland I thought they were from the Sligo area. I spent 3 days there.The ladies there told me that many Boland's also came from Clare. My email address is emeraldboann@yahoo.com. I would love to hear from you, Vicki

Re: Peter Joseph Boland

EdwardGodwin72 — 2011-05-04 16:14:41Z

Boland was a significant name in Scranton, PA, which was a gateway eventually to other areas since it became a major railroad center. My own family father went to DePew, NY. The whole Lackawanna Steel Company went from Scranton to the same area when the cost of iron ore shipping would cut out the cost of transfer to rail and shipping. A Peter J.Boland was an assistant priest at St. Peter's Cathedral and married my grandparents Patrick F. Godwin and Annie A. Kelly in 1898. Both families came from Donegal. Later my father was a "homeboy" in the Boland family on Irish Hill in Warren Township, Bradford County, PA.

Re: Deaf gene in Boland

MaryEMelcer — 2011-05-03 04:10:46Z

yes all the Bolands I know have hearing problems. me too.

Re: BOLAND, Margaret, Indiana, Ireland

chargermike — 2011-04-15 19:00:31Z

I realize this post is really old, but hopefully you all are still out there. I am researching a Patrick (b: 1824)and Honora Dwyer (b:1836)from Ireland who ended up in Indiana. THe Honora/Dwyer/Indiana connection is interesting. Have you found out anymore?

They are my husband's gggrandparents. I don't know if they married in Ireland or Indiana or somewhere else. They began having children in 1861 in Indiana. 10 kids from what I gather: Charles, William, Julia, James, Frank, jennie, Maggie, Richard, Patrick Albert,and Harry Ambrose.

Re: Peter Joseph Boland

maureenriordan60 — 2011-04-02 03:33:48Z

I am sorry that i don't have any info on your Peter Joseph Boland. But if you come across anything on my Peter Joseph Boland (born Ireland 1868 in Galway or Roscommon and died 1900 in Lowell, MA) could you let me know. I'll keep an eye out for you too. Thanks! Maureen Riordan

Re: Catherine Boland

RobynColes50 — 2011-03-06 03:41:39Z

Hi Margaret, Only yesterday I discovered Catherine Boland's parents marriage record on rootsireland. There has been much confusion with Catherine's mother's name i.e. Apray Dinlan, Esther Donnlan, Elsy Donolon, Efsey Donland & even Essey.
Catherine Boland Bap.14 Sep 1845 Tullamore County Offaly, Fth Michael Boland Mth Esther Donnlan. Church Records show Michael Boland Mar Elsy Donolon, ROHAN Parish County Offaly Roman Catholic 01 Apr 1831. My Catherine came to Australia (unsure when)states on her mar cert 1866 to Henry Hosking where born,what year & who parents were, this is where I have worked back from. Catherine died 1904 in Victoria Australia. She & Henry had 12 children. Catherine was 1 of 8 children to Michael&Esther. If you would like all these names please contact again. Regards Robyn

Re: Catherine Boland

patpatpat2000 — 2011-03-06 00:06:07Z

These are my family. Thank you Patsy

Re: BOLANDS of IRELAND

patpatpat2000 — 2011-03-05 23:58:08Z

My grandmother Catherine was born in County Clare about 1869. She left when she was 15 for USA. I think she came from Old Spanish Point. I have no knowledge of her parents. I hope you can enlighten me. Thanks. Patricia L Seaver Smith

Re: BOLAND>Derryfadda, County Clare, Ireland>Hbg, PA

patpatpat2000 — 2011-03-05 23:53:28Z

She married John S Seaver and settled in Phila. Pa.He was in the Merchant Marines. Ship's engineer. She had 11 children. My father was James Seaver. I hope you answer. Thanks Patsy

Re: BOLAND>Derryfadda, County Clare, Ireland>Hbg, PA

patpatpat2000 — 2011-03-05 23:49:32Z

My grandmother Catherine Boland was born in County Clare Ireland around 1869. She left for America when she was 15. Any news would be welcomed. Thank you Patricia Seaver Smith

Re: Boland from Germany

mboland10 — 2011-03-01 01:39:18Z

NO I believe he came in thru NY and found his way to Cincinnati

Re: BOLANDS of IRELAND

patpatpat2000 — 2011-02-28 15:32:18Z

My grandmother was born in 1869 in Old Spanish Point. She left when she was 15 for USA Would love to know of her parents.. Thank you Pat Seaver Smith

BOLAND Dennis M - Vietnam Wall section 15W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-28 15:15:28Z

BOLAND Dennis M - Vietnam Wall section 15W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,396 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Boland from Germany

dwclaar — 2011-02-02 00:00:58Z

I'm related to Lelia Elizabeth Boland who married Walter Chester Keller. Her oldest child, Harry Joseph Keller (1916-2008) is my grand-father.

I'm so happy to receive the information on Lelia's mother, Elizabeth Feathers. Your information confirmed I had the correct parents for her. I know that one of Elizabeth's parents was Native American (Indian). Do you know anything about this?

Re: Boland from Germany

DLBOLAND1 — 2011-02-01 22:53:33Z

To; D Claar
Jacob Boland a son of Conrad Boland/Sarah Stambach; he was born 26 Nov. 1864; died 20 Aug. 1898 in Gaysport, PA
Married Elizabeth Feathers; born 10 Jan. 1860 Blue Knob, Juniata Township, Blair County PA; daughter of John / Mary Anne (Musselman) Feathers
Children:
(1) Mary G. Boland born 01 June 1886-17 Feb. 1958 Hollidaysburg
(2) William Henry Boland born 4 Sept. 1887 Hollidaysburg-died 13 May 1982
(3) John Charles Boland born 12 February 1889-26 Dec. 1968
(4) Harry J Boland 24 Nov. 1890-9 March 1968
(5) Thomas Boland 4 July 1893-19 Oct. 1976 Hollidaysburg
Lelia Boland 27 Jan. 1896-13 July 1974
(7) James J Boland 17 Nov. 1897-24 Aug. 1992
Who are you related to in this line?

Dennis L Boland
star2177@DTCcom.net

Re: Boland from Germany

dwclaar — 2011-02-01 20:16:11Z

Thanks for responding, but my Jacob was married to Elizabeth Feather.

Re: Boland from Germany

DLBOLAND1 — 2011-02-01 17:24:40Z

I have extensive info on your grandfather and great-grandfathers siblings. Please E-Mail me direct at STAR2177@DTCcom.net. Your grandfathers brothers were John Lewis Boland,George C Boland, Stephen Boland, Henry Boland, Peter L Boland, Margaret (Sadie) Boland, Lewis E Boland and Anna Mae Boland, with Joseph Bernard Bolan all children of Lewis William and Annie (Redinger) Boland
Thanks, Dennis L Boland

Re: Boland from Germany

mboland10 — 2011-02-01 14:31:28Z

The Conrad in my line was married to an Elizabeth Stemmer. My husband is a direct descendant of Jacob and his wife Cecilia. I have a few pictures of them if this is the right Jacob

Re: Boland from Germany

dwclaar — 2011-02-01 14:09:44Z

I am also a descendant of Conrad through his son Jacob.His mother was Sarah. He is my gggg-grandfather. You have more info than me about the ship he arrived on. I was wondering if you had any pictures of the family? Unfortunately, my side of the family doesn't have many pictures or very much information.

Re: Boland from Germany

fbolan — 2011-01-31 18:12:50Z

Conrad Boland was my great, great Grandfather. He was born in northern Hessen (kurhessen) in what today is Kassel Germany. He married Catherine "Winnie" Weimer on 20 Jun 1837 in Pensylvania. Lewis was one of their children. Catherine died in 1857 and Conrad married Sarah Stambaugh on 12 Apr 1860. His son Lewis was my gradfather, Joseph Bernarad Bolan's father. Joseph and Emma (grandma)lived in Lincoln, Nebraska. My grandfather Joseph decided to drop the "d" and we became the Bolan's. I can see from info on the ships manifest that Conrad was with his parents in 1837, but I haven't been able to find out any information on who his parents were. If you have any info I would be happy if you could share it.

Re: reply to thresa

mollyboland1 — 2010-11-26 17:31:24Z

Hi, my name is Doug Boland. Dominic was my Great Uncle, and I grew up in Riverhead a short distance from his house. Feel free to contact me at any time.

Re: BOLAND>Derryfadda, County Clare, Ireland>Hbg, PA

hananinho — 2010-11-23 00:25:58Z

Hows it going pal. I live in Derryfadda and I don't know of any Bolands. Have you ever vistited? Its a lovely road and there are ruins of old houses along it, one of which could well have been of your ancestors.

BOLAND Melvin L - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-18 12:16:56Z

BOLAND Melvin L - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,952 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Boland's Sligo

steveboland1949 — 2010-10-17 16:55:24Z

Hi Caryn
this is looking good your Grandad Patrick and my Grandad Dominic are brothers. My Grandad Dominic died in 1954.I will try and get you more info re the rest of the family. you can add the name Peter (another brother) who died in Scotland.your grandad came from >> Knockanbawn, Dromore west, County Sligo Ireland
You will get me anytime on steveboland@eircom.net
Your's Truly
Steve Boland