Brickley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Brickley in County Cork

RuthGensman — 2012-04-09 21:05:51Z

The John Brickley in my tree was born 14 Dec. 1821 in Cullinagh, Barryroe and baptized there. I don't have a copy of the baptismal certificate. I have a copy of the marriage verification. He married Ellen O'Brien on 23 July 1851; they emigrated on 29 Oct 1851.
However, your date of your John's baptism in 1836 seems to late for my John.

My email: rcg38@embarqmail.com
Getting ready to be gone a week. Remind me after April 16 to send you a copy of the marriage verification.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

yankee_lady — 2012-04-09 11:54:21Z

Can't seem to get an email address for you here Ruth.
I have just made the Barryroe connection to my Brickley family.
My connection is through Thomas baptized Feb 1822 Barryroe
Parents Pat Brickley and Catharine Kirby (I have their marriage date Marriage of PATRITIUM BRICKLEY of N/R and CATHARINAM KERBY of N/R on 10 February 1817

Other siblings
John baptized in 1836
Norry, 1826
Ellena 1819
Pat 1829
Cate 1832
Thomas was in Boston in the mid 1800's. If this is your family lets exchange info.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

RuthGensman — 2012-04-06 17:27:07Z

Yes, I would be interested to see if there might be a connection between your Thomas and John Brickley in my O'Brien tree. John married Ellen O'Brien in Barryroe in 1847 before they emigrated to Pittsbugh, Pennsynania, USA.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

yankee_lady — 2012-04-06 11:36:38Z

Not sure if you still have this email from an old post on Ancestry, but I just found an Irish connection. My Thomas Brickley had a brother John born In Barryroe Ireland. If you would like to email and see if there is a connection, I would be happy to reply.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

jbarry6899 — 2012-03-26 12:30:48Z

Sean,

Thanks for your message. I believe that I have found your family in the 1901 census in Lackarour:

William: 45 Father
Kate: 37 Mother
Mary: 9
Kate: 7
Hannah: 5
John : 4
William: 2
Margaret: 0
John: 80 Father's Father

William is listed as a farmer and fisherman, speaking English and Irish; his father John speaks only Irish.

In the 1911 census, grandfather John has died and there is another daughter, Norah, 8.

I couldn't find a birth record for William, but there was a John Brickley, born to John Brickley and an unknown mother in Lackarour in 1859. Perhaps this is the same person and he went by a middle name?

I also didn't find a clearly identified birth record for John the grandfather but there is one for John, son of DD ("David?") Brickly and Margaret Regan, location not specified in Lislee parish in 1822. I also found a baptism record in 1855 for a Catherine Kirby of Lackarour, with sponsors John Brickley and Mary Moloney. They might be the grandparents of your grandfather, since William named his first daughter Mary and naming after the father's mother was the practice in West Cork.

Your grandfather is also on another Ancestry family tree, Megan Hennessy Family Tree, with parents William and Kate. She has the grandmother's name as Mary Brien and there's another Philadelphia branch that descends from this line.

Like you, I suspect there is a relationship, though my Brickleys are from the other side of the parish, Ramsey Hill near Courtmacsherry. If you find any other possible connections, please let me know.

Jim Barry
jbarry6899@aol.com

Re: Brickley in County Cork

brickleysean — 2012-03-23 10:51:18Z

Hello Ruth:

I'm Sean Brickley. I stumbled across this recently and thought to reply. My grandfather, John Brickley. was born in 1897 in that same parish of Barryroe, the parish Church there is Our Lady Star of the Sea. I've been there several times. I was close with his younger brothers, both Bill (who passed in 1986) and Jim (who passed in 1994 and at whose funeral at Out Lady Star of the Sea in Barryroe I had the honor of being a pall bearer. Uncle Jim is one of my Patron Saints). Great Uncles Bill and Jim never left Ireland. Bill never married and although Jim did (Aunt Bride whose family had immigrated to Cleveland and I and got to know them all. Serendipity city as I had no idea that they were there when in 1980 I moved from Philadelphia to Cleveland. I found that one out when I received a reply from a letter I had written to Ireland explaining that I was living in Cleveland. Furthermore, Aunt Bride's brother Jerry lived but three blocks from me! I met him and we became fast friends. He too is a patron Saint. I still marvel at that coincidence), Uncle Jim and Aunt Bride although they had several unfortunate miscarriages, they raised no children. The line on earth is only carried on in America. My grandfather was the only male of his generation to immigrate and did so to Philadelphia in the mid 1920's. He also had three sisters who came to Philadelphia, two of whom did not marry and those two who never married (Catherine and Margaret) after having spent 30 years working in Philadelphia, returned to Ireland. All of that generation have passed and those who did so in Ireland have their remains lodged in the Cemetery in Lislevane. The first Brickley that I know of who immigrated to Philadelphia was my Great-Great Uncle John, my grandfather's uncle who passed here in Philadelphia when my father was a boy. I am back these days as a Philadelphia resident. I grew up in and around the city. The Brickley clan in Barryroe has officially come to a residential end there. They lived in Lacarour, about 3 miles from the Parish Church and a mile west of Buttlerstown. My grandfather (passed in 1984) had first cousins, Maloneys, who had immigrated to Boston. He told me that he had visited them not so long after he had come to this country. I know nothing more about them than that. My guess is that we've some long lost connection as although there are other Brickleys scattered about in West Cork, the only ones in Barryroe are my clan and there are perhaps some who go back to a mid 1800 emigration period that I have no knowledge of.
I'd be happy to give you any data that I have. You can email me at brickleysean@gmail.com

Mary Brickley-Boston

tinapowers09 — 2012-03-11 00:38:54Z

I am researching family. I have discovered a Mary Brickley who married James Ralph Harrington (he went by Ralph from what i can tell).

Re: Brickley in County Cork

jbarry6899 — 2012-01-15 17:26:30Z

If it's easier, you can email me directly at jbarry6899@aol.com.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

RuthGensman — 2012-01-15 17:25:20Z

I will get back to you on more info on the Brickleys in my tree. I cannot attach a .pdf file, only a .ged. Need to work on something or write it out here.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

jbarry6899 — 2012-01-14 20:09:15Z

Yes, I think there may be a relationship. It's possible that Margaret Barry, mother or Johanna Kielty, may have been my ggf's cousin. Here is the line:

Margaret Barry (1824 - 1847)

David Barry (1805 - )
Father of Margaret

Stephen Barry (1780 - )
Father of David

Edward Barry (1800 - )
Son of Stephen

John Barry (1824-1900)
My Great Grandfather.

I just had a nice talk with my distant cousin who still lives on the family land in Cork and am in the process of updating my tree. Her father's family of 18 children had at least one who came to Pittsburgh as well.

Good luck with your research!

Jim

Re: Brickley in County Cork

RuthGensman — 2012-01-14 18:17:00Z

I never knew about "Little Cork," but it makes sense that persons and families from the same area would settle nearby. Names I have are O'Brien, Brickley, Sullivan, Barry, Kielty (Kilty). The last three in Detroit area. There is a connection as my great grandfather Jeremiah O'Brien of Pittsburgh married Johanna Kielty, of Detroit, whose mother's maiden name was Barry. There may have been correspondence between the Detroit families and the Pittsburgh families. Jeremiah's sister Ellen married John Brickley in Ireland.

Re: Brickleys of Indiana

Mbrickley — 2012-01-14 04:23:04Z

Your Michael is the son of an John Brickley from Maryland, your family is Irish. Michael Brickley, your ancestor came from Maryland and settled in Centre County around 1800 and became what is listed in tax records there as a rather sustantial farmer there with quite few cattle/cows and a few hundred acres of land.( Yes, i traced the Irish Brickleys from Centre county just to be safe too.)

Re: Brickleys of Indiana

jraab22 — 2012-01-14 02:11:12Z

MICHAEL IS MY ANCESTOR....I AM FROM CENTRE COUNTY,PA

Re: Brickley in County Cork

jbarry6899 — 2012-01-09 20:16:47Z

BTW, your John and Ellen Brickley lived in the 1870s on Denny's Alley in Pittsburgh, about a block from my GGF John Barry and his wife Hanora Madden, and my GGA, Ann Barry and her husband James Barry. I've identified several dozen individuals who came to Pittsburgh from Barryroe RC parish (civil parishes of Lislee and Abbeymahon). Recurring names are Barry, Brickley, Deasy, Sexton, O'Leary, Donovan and McCarthy. These families formed a "Little Cork," in the area bounded by Fountain St, Webster Ave, High St, Chatham St, Denny's Alley and Strawberry Alley.

Jim

Re: Brickley in County Cork

jbarry6899 — 2012-01-09 19:52:24Z

Hanora Madden, b. 1848, Baptized South Parish Cork; Mary Brickley was a sponsor.
Father Denis Madden
Mother Hanora Brickley, b. about 1815, parents unknown.

Denis Madden and Hanora Brickley had several other children in Barryroe, before moving to Cork City:

Daniel, b. 1838, Ramsey Hill
Mary, b. 1841
James, b. 1843, Mielmein
Denis, b. 1846, Courtmacsherry; Johana Brickley was a baptism sponsor
Johanna, b. 1849
Mathias Patrick, b. 1854

If the family followed the traditional naming pattern, then Hanora Brickley's father would have been named James. There was a James Brickley born in 1814 in Coutmacsherry, father John Brickley, mother Margaret Wholten. Whether these are Hanora's parents is undetermined.

There is also another Honora Brickley in my records, spouse of John Regan and mother of Margaret Regan, probably my 3xgreat grandmother.

Let me know if you see any connections.

Jim

Re: Brickley in County Cork

RuthGensman — 2012-01-09 19:03:29Z

Do you know anything more about John Brickley in your tree? The John in my family tree married Ellen O'Brien in July 1851 in Barryroe, Mary Star of the Sea, before emigrating 3 months later to USA, settling in Pittsburgh near her family.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

RuthGensman — 2012-01-09 18:55:51Z

Yes, I would like to compare our Brickley histories.
We were gone this fall, then Christmas, so wasn't able to get back to you.
Ruth

Re: Brickleys of Indiana

Mbrickley — 2011-12-07 16:51:05Z

The Brickley family in Indiana is descended from Peter Brickley, born in 1748, Berks County, Pa. the third son of Mathias Bruckle(the german variant of Brickley and still pronounced Brickley, the first generation of sons anglisized the name)He is buried in Loysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania, his descendents relocated to Ohio to land he gave them in his will and they eventually moved on to Indiana. Peter Brickley in fact became the legal guardian of his brother Paul's kids when Paul died in 1778, one of those kids being my 4th GGF John Simeon Brickley.

Mathias Bruckle and his Wife Elizabetha Kix came to Pennsylvania in 1738 with two sons Paulus Bruckle(the Paul Brickley mentioned above) and Michael Brickley(there is no further record of him so he either died in transit or shortly after they arrived) They were from Durrn, Baden-?Wurtemberg, Germany. in 1738 is was a palatinate(meaning it was administrated by one of Leopold's sons and not part of greater Prussia) Baden Wurtemburg is in the lower portion on modern Germany along the rhine river, Durrn is now a suburb of Karlsruhe, and home to the largest collection of millionaires in Germany. Mathias's father was Lorenz Bruckle

I do not post anything there is not hard copy proof of, so you you can pretty much dismiss the Irish claims, although there are Brickleys in Britain, they are variation of the name Berkley and the scottish Barclay.

Re: Dorcas Brickley Garner

nanhow2 — 2011-12-06 07:34:17Z

Go to the BRICKEY surname board...the name wasn't Brickley it was Brickey.
Dorcas Brickey was the daughter of Peter Brickey and Winifred Lucas Brickey. The only child I have listed is Dorcas Brickey Garner (no marriage listed)...I have a book on Garner's and will look for more information.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

jbarry6899 — 2011-10-30 01:08:44Z

Don't know if this is still of interest, but I also have a Brickley connection in Barryroe and Pittsburgh. My great, great grandmother, Hanora Madden Barry was the daughter of Denis Madden and Hanora Brickley. She emigrated to Pgh where she married John Barry of Carrigcluhir, Barryroe in1965. There is lots more in my tree, James Barry (Pittsburgh) Family File.

Let me know if you'd like to exchange more info.

I
Jim Barry
Jbarry6899@aol.com

Re: Brickley in County Cork

yankee_lady — 2011-06-09 14:16:06Z

I too am trying to make a connection to the County Cork Brickleys. Thomas Brickley born in Ireland(between 1820-1826) Came to the US mid. Parents Patrick and Catharine (Kirby)
Any Brickleys still in the Cork area that can provide any info?

Re: Brickley in County Cork

yankee_lady — 2011-06-09 14:16:04Z

Re: Im a brickley anyone related to me?

dsfuller1 — 2011-03-13 18:44:40Z

well I am a Brickley to. I am trying to do a family tree on my grandfather. His name is Herbert Brickley . I am just learning how to use this site. so if you have any info about herbert williams family please let me know
Thank you
Deb Brickley

Re: Brickley in County Cork

cornhill43 — 2011-02-24 00:32:25Z

Hello to all Brickley researchers

My great-great-great-grandfather was William Brickley. His daughter Margaret was born at Lislee, Co. Cork, in 1824. She married John Donovan of Kilmaloda c.1847 and the family moved to Cowbridge, south Wales, in the early 1850s. From there, their daughter Margaret and some of her siblings emigrated to Brisbane, Australia.I've been able to find out absolutely nothing about my Brickley line in Co. Cork and would be delighted to hear from anyone researching it or indeed anyone who's part of it.

Robert

BRICKLEY Thelma Jean Hartman 1930-2010

Lace_Lynch — 2010-12-14 14:30:18Z

MARSHALL, VA – Thelma Jean Brickley passed away Dec. 11, 2010. She was known as Tillie and loved by all.

Tillie was born in Youngstown, Ohio to William and Sarah Hartman on Feb. 7, 1930, the 10th of 11 children.

She graduated from Fitch High School in Austintown, Ohio in 1948, and married Robert Leroy Brickley in 1949.
Mahoning County, Ohio

They made their home in five states, and the countries of Australia and Singapore with wonderful adventures in between before building their final home upon retirement in 1990, called Elysian Hills in the Piedmont of Northern Virginia.

Tillie loved her family, foster children and those that needed a helping hand. She studied electrocardiography at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in Creve Coeur, Missouri and put her heart into helping those at that hospital, loving every moment.

Tillie was the glue that held our family and home together. Bob and Tillie made up a ship in their joyful travels though life. Bob was the force driving the ship, Tillie was the rudder steering them through a joyful life. She leaves behind her loving husband, Bob; her devoted children, William, Kathy, Richard and his wife, Nancy, Laureen and her husband, Ron and Cynthia and her husband, Mike; her grandchildren, Shauna, Mack and Lizzy; her sisters, Esther and Hazel; and her brothers, Ray and Bob; plus many loving nieces and nephews.
Tillie, Mom, Grandma will be so dearly missed by all.

A service will be held at Good Hope Lutheran Church, 98 Homestead Drive, in Youngstown, Ohio on Thursday, Dec. 16 at 1 p.m. with a reception following at the church.

Donations may be made in lieu of flowers, to The ARDS Foundation, 3330 Dundee Road, Suite C4, Northbrook, IL 60062

Re: john brickley and isabelle brickley

puddeetat — 2010-06-01 21:46:15Z

I am probably related. My father was John H. Brickley, Jr. I never knew my grandfather or grandmother, they died shortly after I was born. I'm trying to find out more. How are we related? I had an Uncle George and Aunt Louise, Aunt Dottie, Aunt Peggie, Aunt Isabelle and Uncle Johnny, Uncle Johnny Dolecki (sic?), but not sure about the rest.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

cornhill43 — 2010-03-05 00:50:40Z

Hello Ellen

I descend from William Brickley, whose daughter Margaret was baptised in Lislee on 1 July 1822. She apparently had a brother named John. On 20 February 1844 she married John Donovan at St Mary's Star of the Sea in the parish of Abbeymahon and Lislee. They had a son, Jeremiah Donovan, born circa 1847, and then moved to Wales around 1851, settling in the Cowbridge area of Glamorganshire where they had more children, some of whom immigrated to Australia. If you can see any connections, I'd love to hear from you.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

cornhill43 — 2010-03-05 00:47:06Z

Hello Maeve

I descend from William Brickley, whose daughter Margaret was baptised in Lislee on 1 July 1822. She apparently had a brother named John. On 20 February 1844 she married John Donovan at St Mary's Star of the Sea in the parish of Abbeymahon and Lislee. They had a son, Jeremiah Donovan, born circa 1847, and then moved to Wales around 1851, settling in the Cowbridge area of Glamorganshire where they had more children, some of whom immigrated to Australia. If you can see any connections, I'd love to hear from you.

John A. Brickley of Maine and Massachusetts

Cindy_Beane — 2010-02-16 02:25:30Z

I don't have any connection to this family but found this while doing other research. It is from the Rockland, Maine Courier-Gazette of July 16, 1898 in the "Social and Personal" column:

"Lieut. John A. Brickley of the Boston police force is in the city today on a flying visit to his former home."

Brickley, Co. Cork

cornhill43 — 2009-11-25 02:55:12Z

I'm trying to find relations of or information about my Brickleys. My great-great-grandmother, Margaret Brickey, was born c.1821 in Lislee, Co. Cork. Around 1844-45 she married John Donovan (born c.1815, Kilmaloda, Co. Cork) who was said to come from a well-to-do family that disowned him for marrying beneath him — which is possibly a roundabout way of saying they were of different religions. They were married in Ireland and had a son, Jeremiah Donovan, born there c. 1846. Around 1851 they immigrated to Wales and settled in Cowbridge, Glamorgan, where John worked as a farm labourer. Their other children were born in or around Cowbridge: Ann (c.1852), Ellen (c. 1854), Mary Ann (c.1855), Daniel (c.1858), Thomas (c.1860), Margaret (c.1865), and Catherine (c.1867). Jeremiah is thought to have immigrated to the USA. Margaret (my great-grandmother), Catherine, and Thomas moved to Brisbane, Queensland, in the early 1880s, where Margaret married James Munday.

Re: Brickley Genealogy Information

randrehere555 — 2009-10-25 04:24:33Z

I am a Coulson and we do have a Brickley in our genealogy. My Coulson line is not complete but I think I remember seeing an Eli Brickley. I do not have my info in front of me but if you are interested post a reply and maybe we can help each other.

Ruth

Re: Brickley in County Cork

yankee_lady — 2009-09-20 23:59:12Z

Maeve I have a Thomas Brickley who came from (somewhere in county Cork)born @1820 and was in Boston in the 1850's Do you have any records of Brickleys in your family that came to the US during the faminem time frame?

Seeking David V. Brickley - 208th Pennsylvania, Civil War

JoeNihen — 2009-08-10 00:24:20Z

I am seeking information about David V. Brickley who served with the 208th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Company F (Civil War).

I am interested in any information about anyone who served with the 208th.

Thanks,

Joe
morse73@ptd.net

Farren L. Brickley, 83, Born , Pittsburgh, PA, son of Toner L.Brickley and Lillie Elizabeth Hopple.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-03-23 04:28:54Z

Farren L. Brickley, 83,
formerly of 112 Prospect Ave., Avis, died Thursday morning, March 19, 2009 in Manor Care Health Center in Jersey Shore.

Born April 22, 1925 in Pittsburgh, he was the son of Toner L. Brickley and the former Lillie Elizabeth Hopple.

Farren was preceded in death by his wife, the former Helen E. Trump, Sunday, March 2, 2008. They were united in marriage Feb. 22, 1947.

He retired from the Jersey Shore Steel Co. in 1989 after 42 years of service. For many years he was a member of the Avis Church of Christ.

During World War II, Farren served his country in the United States Army. He served in Co. C, the 164th Engineer Combat Battalion. He fought on D-Day, the Battle of the Bulge and the Bridge at Remagen.

Surviving is a son, James E. (Kelly) Brickley of Saint Clair Shores, Mich.; two daughters, Jo Ann Chubb of Linden and Linda L. Brickley-Abel of Macon, Ga.; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren, Amanda Shea Brickley and Adam Brickley.

Funeral services will be Monday, March 23, 2009 at 10:30 a.m. in the Frederick B. Welker Funeral Home, 125 N. Main St., Jersey Shore. Friends may call from 1-3 p.m. Sunday in the funeral home. Burial will be in the Rest Haven Memorial Park. Rev. Richard Jones will officiate.

Frederick B. Welker Funeral Home,

Mary Brickley b. 1822 Cork m. Daniel Sullivan

damannion — 2008-12-29 16:12:29Z

Trying to locate parents / siblings of Mary Brickley b. Nov. 1822 Co. Cork, m. Daniel Sullivan (1854) b. 1821 Co. Cork. They came to Washington, DC, do not know year; had 5 sons, 2 daughters. Mary died 1905, Daniel 1889, both in DC. Any info appreciated.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

JAMESMAC011 — 2008-12-03 00:57:30Z

HI MY NAME IS MAEVE BRICKLEY AND IM FROM BALTIMORE SKIBBEREEN CO CORK. I HAVE RELATIONS IN CLONAKILTY.

Re: Brickley in County Cork

JAMESMAC011 — 2008-12-03 00:57:28Z

HI MY NAME IS MAEVE BRICKLEY AND IM FROM BALTIMORE SKIBBEREEN CO CORK. I HAVE RELATIONS IN CLONAKILTY.

Re: father

mjhellman1 — 2008-12-01 01:35:52Z

Were you perhaps named after John William Brickley 1841 - 1933? He was my Gr Gr Grandfather.

Re: Brickley

mjhellman1 — 2008-12-01 01:21:29Z

My Gr gr Grandpa was John W Brickley.

Re: Im a brickley anyone related to me?

mjhellman1 — 2008-12-01 01:18:04Z

My Gr Gr Grandfather was John William Brickley of Iowa.
Any connection?

Re: Brickley ancestry

mjhellman1 — 2008-12-01 01:15:59Z

Yes!! I know you posted this years ago. Hopefully you look at this more regularly than I do. I have been wanting to meet a living Brickley relative!! I am definately related to the John W. Brickley you mentioned. He was my gr gr grandfather. His daughter Fannie Lucinda was my gr grandmother. I too have been able to trace back to the John Brickley of 1800 of Cecil County, Maryland, but not any further back than that.

I am so anxious to hear from you!!

Re: Brickley

mjhellman1 — 2008-12-01 01:08:31Z

I have a gr gr grandfather named John William or J.W. Brickley. His father was also John Brickley. John William Brickley married Mary House. Location - Iowa.

Any connection?

Mary

Re: Brickley

bassettgenealogy — 2008-09-28 13:53:06Z

My new e-mail is bassettgenealogy@HOtmail.com.

Jeffrey Bassett

Re: Brickley

Mbrickley — 2008-09-16 23:15:07Z

brickley's in the Western part of New York state are cousins from my Brickley's who came in from Germany in the 1750's through Philadelphia and settled in the Berks/ Schuylkill/Union County areas of Pennsylvania.

The ones in western New york state are descendants of Jacob Brickley who relocated there around 1800 or so from Schuylkill County, he was Revolutionary war Veteran with the Berks County Militia.

Re: Brickley

Mbrickley — 2008-09-16 23:02:16Z

Mr. Bassett, do you know who a Jeff Lippold, might be?

He has submitted quite a bit of Brickley(Our German ones to FamilySearch.org. but did not leave any contact information.

Also send me an E-mail You sent me a copy of your records a few years ago, but you stopped my line at Jeremiah Michael Brickley, Died Jan 1, 1934, Bried at Shawville, Goshen Township, Clearfield County, Pa. His wife was Elsie Mae Luzier in your records, I can give you information on his decendants as i am one of them. His wifes family, My Grandfather and his siblings as well as their families.Down to me and my siblings and their offspring.

The Valeria Detillion who collaborated and the Keith Spaulding, you also collaborated with are also people i have coresponded with. I was very sorry to hear of Keith's death a couple years ago.

m_brickley@hotmail.com

Re: Jere W. Brickley of PA.

Mbrickley — 2008-09-16 22:49:24Z

Son of Peter Brickley who located at Loysville in what is now Perry County,Pennsylvania, full name Jeremiah W. Brickley.

Re: O. C. Brickley of PA.

Mbrickley — 2008-09-16 22:45:29Z

This Brickley is a son of Peter Brickley, who settled in Perry County after leaving Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania and died and is buried in Loysville, Perry County, Pennsylvania.

His full name was Obediah C. Brickley, he was Doctor who traveled a circuit as near as i can tell through york and Adams Counties. When they added to the Adams County courthouse he was given a barrel of severed limbs from when the original Courthouse was used as a Civil war hospital after the gettysburg battle, that was dug up when they excavated for the new foundation. For study to advance medicine. Ugh!

mary carney

cowper1954 — 2008-08-10 06:22:08Z

have a marriage cert for thomas mckenna's marriage to mary carney 23 july 1867 in rollands plains via port macquarie nsw! her parents are listed as thomas carney and bridget murphy, which is not what others have come up with on their research. can you shed any light?

Dorcas Brickley Garner

RoxanneJohnson55 — 2008-06-25 06:13:35Z

I am searching for information on my Great Great Great Great Great Grandmother Dorcas Brickley. She married James Garner and they had a son Foushee Garner in 1780 in Northumberland, Virginia. At this point that is all the information I have. I roughly estimate she was born around 1762 or earlier (just not sure as I don't know if Foushee was the oldest, youngest, or even if there were other children).

If anyone can assist me, I would be greatly appreciated.

Re: brickley

BitOMischief — 2008-04-18 02:50:55Z

No, my great grandmother Ida was married to James H Brickley