Callaghan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Callaghan, Callahan

EllenLane13 — 2012-05-10 20:04:20Z

You may find some information on the website: www.irishgenealogy.ie. Happy hunting. Ellen

looking

jjbell3 — 2012-04-28 14:20:11Z

looking for a Bendan Callaghan (O'Callaghan) who lived in Dublin around 1950 - 1964 who Married a Bridget Hanly from Roscommon, they had 4 daughters Mary Teresa, Patricia Ann, Bernadette Marian and Hilda born in 1957.

Callaghan, Callahan

3EV3BERR3 — 2012-04-13 04:50:03Z

Looking for my paternal grandmother's parents & her siblings. Her parents may have been Charles Anketell & Hannah Callaghan. They had 4 children: my gr.mother Mary (b.Oct. 10, 1888 in Boherboy, Co.Cork), Charles Jr, Hannah & John. Mary sailed from Cobh in 1907 & settled in NYC where she married Thomas A. Berry.
Any information re Charles Anketell or Hannah Callaghan, or any of Mary's siblings would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Callaghan Patrick, Mary or Family

KarenRansom60 — 2012-04-09 19:47:39Z

Hi Cecily, Sorry I have not replied earlier, I don't know where in USA that my Callaghans went to & 9 years later I only have limited amount of info. Patrick B: 1880 D:1933 buried ford cemetery Lancashire, Thomas B: 1883 - D: 1962 buried as Patrick, no info on Anthony & Owen. I think their parents where Denis & Minnie nee Malone. I do hope this is the same family.

arathusa callaghan

historyn — 2012-03-26 19:42:30Z

I'm looking for information about a woman with the unusual name of "Arathusa" Callaghan. She was born in Ireland about 1810, had a sister named Mary, and were Catholic. I have nothing more than this bit of info, but hope that perhaps someone might be able to offer a lead or two.

This information is for my doctoral project so any ideas will be appreciated.

Cheers,
Kathy

Re: John Callaghan/Ellen Mulligan

LChapman1936 — 2012-03-19 14:42:20Z

Hello Bonnie:
My name is Leonard Chapman and I have put all my Callaghna's/O'Callaghan's/Callahan's on Rootsweb "Worldconnect Project". Please go there, if you have never used Rootsweb, just join by entering a username and password.
Hope to hear from you soon....
Leonard

Re: Callaghan, Callahan, O'Keefe, Keefe (Putnam Co, Ohio)

pish1959 — 2012-02-28 00:22:52Z

Are you a direct descendant of the Fruchey family?

Patrick, Margaret and Johanna

colojoe — 2012-01-19 22:30:27Z

Looking for clues to birth, immigration to US before 1849, and marriage (before or after immigration) of Patrick O'Callahan/Callaghan/Callahan and Margaret Sweeney - parents of Johanna, born in New York state in 1849.

Death certificate says that Patrick's parents were Denis and Ellen.

Family moved to Holyoke,Massachusetts, by 1852 (birth of Eugene); then Lemonweir, Wisconsin, in 1855 where John, Joseph, Willliam and Dennis were born; then Waseca County, Minnesota in 1865.

Patrick died in 1881.

Re: Callaghan/Doherty

MegMS — 2012-01-16 01:32:07Z

I'm sorry, this probably won't help you on your particular search, but I, too am searching for a Calla(g)han-Doherty couple and their families. James Callahan and Mary Doherty had my g-g-mother Annie in Donegal in 1868 and at least 2, Hannah and Mary, and maybe 3 (Bridget) sisters after. James died in 1873, Mary probably in 1883 before Sept when the 2 older girls immigrated to Pittsburgh, PA. They went to live with 2 maiden aunts in their late 40s, named Ann and Kate Gibbons.
Family lore tells of a Doherty going to Australia and becoming known as the King of Rochester (I think?). I have not been able to find out anything about that. To confuse things, young Mary Callahan married John Callaghan in 1892 or so and they lived in Letterkenny. There is also lore about a female Doherty going to Aus. and becoming a writer (maybe the "King's" daughter). I'll ask my aunt more about that. Could there be a connection? Could your John be the "King?" ;)

Seeking DESCENDENTS of Callaghans m. 1893 & Connaghans m. 1892

MegMS — 2012-01-02 06:29:57Z

Looking for descendents of my ggrandmother's sisters' marriages:
Bridget Callahan m. Bernard Connaghan, son of Bryan. She died between 1901 and 1911 censuses. Possibly son Bernard, b. 1899 and dau. Hannah, b. 1897. Possibly Tirargus.
Mary Callahan m. John Callaghan, son of Henry, Letterkenny. Their children were (dates according to 1911 census):
Henry (Harry), b. 1895
Hannah Maria, b. 1897
James, b. 1899
Susan, b. 1900
John, b. 1903
Bridget, b. 1905
Annie, b. 1907
Patrick (PJ), b. 1909
My aunt met PJ in Letterkenny around 1980. My ggmother, Annie Callahan, immigrated to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania with her younger sister Hannah in 1883. They lived with Ann and Kate Gibbons). I'm trying to learn more about her and her parents (James Callahan and Mary Doherty) and would love to get acquainted with cousins.
Thank you for your help!

Re: Callaghan/Doherty

mjackson291 — 2011-12-31 01:49:52Z

John Callaghan was a land onwer and publican and was written up in the book the Histroy of Tamworth and the History of tTamworth Hotels. Patrick Doherty was in the mounted police and married twice he apparantly was in the Irish Constablurary before he came out. check out my tree Marilyn Jackson Family and see the notes I have on them,
Marilyn

Callaghan/Doherty

mjackson291 — 2011-12-28 08:18:50Z

I am researching John Callaghan abt 1827 marr to Brisget Doherty abt 1827 migrated to Aust with children arr 1866

Kate Callaghan (Canada/U.S - 1890s and later....)

michaelcaldon — 2011-12-27 16:51:07Z

Searching for Kate Callaghan in U.S. or Canada in 1890's and later. Kate (born 1874 in England) came to Canada in 1889 and worked as a domestic for the Pouliot family in Quebec (1891 census of Canada). She subsequently 'disappears' and does not seem to be in Canada on 1901 census - also no sign of her marrying in Canada. Did she cross to the U.S. and maybe marry there?
Please help?

Re: Denis Callaghan and Margaret Sweeney, Co. Cork

bpavao_1 — 2011-11-19 21:02:26Z

All nine of Denis and Margaret's children (of which I have records) were baptized in Coachford Parish. On the records until 1888, the family is listed as living in Rylane. In the 1901 and 1911 census records, the family was living in Rylane. The Poor Law Union was Macroom.

None of the records I have for that family came from Kilmacrane Banteer.

Re: Denis Callaghan and Margaret Sweeney, Co. Cork

pro613 — 2011-11-18 21:53:01Z

Question- your chart says Coachford and Rylane but I understood that the Callahans came from Kilmacrane Banteer.

Thanks

Re: Denis Callaghan and Margaret Sweeney, Co. Cork

bpavao_1 — 2011-11-18 20:51:27Z

Hi,

Thanks for the message. I re-read your e-mail after I responded and realized that you were in NJ. That seems to be the area our family settled in once they arrived from Ireland.

My great-grandparents lived in Newark at some point. I am not sure for how long as they later moved to Belmar. My great-grandfather, Mike worked for the City of Newark driving a trolley.

My grandfather was also named Michael, but his family called him Joe. He was Winnie's brother and therefore was also your mother's first cousin. He worked for IBM and died in 1964.

I really liked my great-aunt Winnie. She taught me a lot about our family. She was a very nice person and I was lucky to have known her. Barbara is a sweetheart. I have only met Pat once, but she was very nice as well.

Re: Denis Callaghan and Margaret Sweeney, Co. Cork

pro613 — 2011-11-18 12:38:03Z

Bill, I am sorry to tell you that I am in NJ. My grandmother
Mary settled in Elizabeth with Ellen who i knew as Helen. Your grandparents were in Newark and I believe your grandfather Mike drove a trolley in Jersey City so they could have lived there as well.

We visited Uncle Mike and Aunt Norah every summer and drove Aunt Helen down with us.

I never met your Dad or Joe Looby. I only knew Patricia and BBarbara and John and Aunt Winnie who waa my Mother's first cousin.

Re: Denis Callaghan and Margaret Sweeney, Co. Cork

bpavao_1 — 2011-11-17 21:54:12Z

Wow! I am so excited to be in touch with a cousin in Ireland!

Well...As you know, my great-grandmother was Honora (Nora) Callahan Looby. Her son, Michael Looby was my grandfather.

I talk to Barbara in NJ every once in a while...mostly by e-mail. She and Patty are my second cousins as well. Their mother, Winnie was my great-aunt.

I paid a research company to trace the Callahan family for me. They were not able to go back very far unfortunately.

Is the name Callahan or Callaghan? I have seen it in the records with both spellings?

I have the 1901 and 1911 census returns for our family that I can send to you.

Please feel free to e-mail me as I am happy to share whatever I have. I do have a photo of Denis and Margaret. I would love to know when they died, etc.

My e-mail is bpavao@hotmail.com

I am looking forward to hearing from you.

Bill

Re: Denis Callaghan and Margaret Sweeney, Co. Cork

pro613 — 2011-11-17 14:20:23Z

Bill, I am Mary Callahan's grandson. I am a second cousin to
Patricia and Barbara. I visited Belmar.
Please contact me as I am researching Callahans.

Annie + Dennis Callaghan (b 1825 Limerick) and Julia (b 1829 Limerick)

Heather_Wilsher — 2011-11-12 19:11:16Z

am trying to trace the family of my great grandmother Annie Callaghan. she was born around 1860 in Deptford, London and I believe, although not 100% sure, that her parents were Dennis (born 1825 Limerick) and Julia (born 1829 Limerick). They were living in Deptford by the time they had their first child Mary in 1849.
Annie and my great grandfather George Samual Rice got as far as having marriage banns read but there is no record of a marriage even though she was thereafter known as Annie Rice. They stayed in UK.
If by any remote chance you have some information I would be extremely grateful.

Re: Callaghans of Mullaghroe, near Gurteen, County Sligo

dankingvdub — 2011-11-06 08:28:11Z

My granny was daughter of ned and magaret loughrey from gurteen,mullaghroe,magaret was daughter of tommy callaghan who had about 8 children,was a farmer in gurteen lived from 1860-1957 i get a lot of stories from my granny about tommy who sold cattle and as well connected in sligo,anyone have any connections? tommys wife was origionally o gara

O'Callaghan's in Australia

trishoc1 — 2011-10-01 01:24:23Z

My g.g.grandparents, John & Bridget O'Callaghan arrived Sydney NSW 1860 with 5 chldren from Cavan, Ireland. They 1st settled at Meredith township in Victoria, then in 1874 moved to Wycheproof, Vic. I cannot find the ship they arrived on. Can anyone help me with this O'Callaghan line? Some of the family dropped the 'O' once settled. I can trace their whereabouts in Vic, but cannot confirm anything prior to 1860.
Thanks, Trish O'Callaghan

Carracher and Callaghan, Blantyre and Hamilton

mcblondieh — 2011-09-23 01:41:59Z

Hi all,

Me again, hope this finds you all well

On my research trail again.... Seeing as I'm getting nowhere fast with my Lithuanian side I decided to concentrate more on my Scottish side and I though I'd look for my Grandmother's siblings. Much too my surprise I found my granny's youngest sibling, her sister Frances who was born in 1908c and I found her death cert on SP stating that she died in 2002 aged 94 If only I'd known this years ago I could have tried to see her and find out if she could fill in some blanks. Anyways, I'm now looking to see if anyone recognises the names and knows if any of Frances' children are still alive and maybe just maybe they may have some photos of my gran and/or grandad or some stories they could tell me.

Frances Callaghan was born in Blantyre to William and Ann Callaghan (nee Summers) I'm not sure if she married only the once, but the name given when she died is Carracher from Hamilton, Lanarkshire. My grandmother was Mary Callaghan married to John (Jonas) Polockus from Blantrye. If any of this jogs any memories please don't hesitate to contact me.

Thanking you all in advance.
Katie

Re: Carracher and Callaghan, Blantyre and Hamilton

DawnSedgwick — 2011-09-22 22:06:27Z

Hi Katie,

Havent been on here for a while and just seen the reply, yes we do have a connection to the above and unfortunately the email address that I gave is no longer available. You can contact me on my parnters email dapeirson@msn.com.

I can provide you details from my Gran (Frances Callaghan - John Carracher) to the present day, all my family still live in Hamilton apart from William (Billy who is still in Canada).

Look forward to hearing from you.

Regards

Danny

Re: Thady Callaghan/Bridget Corcoran

LThiel2856 — 2011-09-14 19:23:47Z

Do you know if your Thady Callaghan might have had a sister named Winifred. My great-grandmother Winifred Callighan was born in same place about 1854. She married a Michael Gara and spent her life there. She died between 1901 and 1911. Thank You for any information you might have. Do you know the name of Thady Callaghan's parents.

John Callaghan circa 1790, married Cecelia O'Loughlin, Kilmichael Co. Cork Ireland

Mcmee — 2011-08-13 20:23:32Z

Looking For information about John Callaghan C 1790, who married Cecelia O'Loughlin in Kilmichael Co. Cork Ireland. or anything about their family would be appreciated Please.

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

MPova — 2011-08-10 13:24:09Z

Hi, I have just seen you postings. Just discovered I have a Thomas Callaghan in Midleton born in this same era. Have not an exact date as yet. He is the nephew of my grgr grandfather Just wondering if you have found more info re the parents or siblings? Know the parents names and siblings but not sure it is the same man. I see on Cork births there is a Jeremiah born 1834, The reason I did wonder is Thomas mother was a Charlotte FitzGerald. So far I have only info re. Thomas word of mouth as it were. If he is the same happy to help with what little I do have. Thanks Maureen

Re: Callaghans of Marysville, Ontario

caltek79 — 2011-08-06 05:50:55Z

I have some info on the Callaghan line from Tyendinaga Township. Interested in researching more and sharing information....who knows may pick up another lead.

Feel free to e-mail me. jay.callaghan@gmail.com

- Jay
Peterborough, ON

Re: Callaghan - possible connection to Sligo

caltek79 — 2011-08-06 05:48:38Z

Any of them come over to North America?

Re: Callaghan - possible connection to Sligo

robbie_russell1 — 2011-08-03 19:51:09Z

Hi Jean,Dont know if the following helps,

My GGG Grand Father was john Callaghan 1846 born in Sligo, married Ellen Mullaghan she was from Roscommon, Ireland.
My GG Grand Father Thomas Callaghan in Ossett, Yorshire born 1867, married Mary Harran ( 1872-1927 ).
My grand father Joseph Aloysius born 1903 Ossett, died 1956 in Manchester, England, he married Minnie Oxley around 1921.
My father who is still with us didnt get to meet Joseph or Minnie as he was adopted.

Let me know how you get on.

Susan Russell(nee Callaghan)

William T. Callaghan, 85, of Shaler Township,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-07-20 01:43:27Z

William T. Callaghan
Shaler

William T. Callaghan, 85, of Shaler Township,
died Monday, July 18, 2011.
He was the husband of Mildred "Jean;"
father of Judy Chiaramonte (Michael), Janet Helbig (Kurt) and Joan Grogan (Tom); grandfather of Paige Grogan; and cousin of Ronald and Marcy Callaghan. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at NEELYS, 2208 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:30 a.m. Thursday in St. Bonaventure Church.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

St. Bonaventure Church."

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

hrsppkm — 2011-07-17 00:47:17Z

Thank you, Jackie, hrsppkm@hkucc.hku.hk should find me. Kevin.

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

bracken123 — 2011-07-16 13:43:00Z

Hello Kevin

If you send me your e-mail address I will send you anything I have I think would be of use to you. I have never attached anything to 'ancestry' so would prefer to do it the 'old way' - attaching to usual e-mail.

I have quite a bit on Thomas researched at the National Archives, Kew, England and have copied documents verbatim. Are you writing an article/book on governors or do you just have a general interest?

I do voluntary work at the National Archives on naval documents and other odd bits of research at other times privately.

If let me know your level of interest I can choose from my research what to send you.

Jackie

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

hrsppkm — 2011-07-16 03:54:37Z

Thank you very much Jacqueline,
Yes, I managed to get that book, helpful, but I'm interested in his stay in Labuan. While there he was a Catholic, do you know did he die one?
Any other information you've found will be appreciated.
Thanks, again.
Kevin MacKeown

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

MPova — 2011-07-16 01:10:39Z

Hi Jackie, Thanks for your emails. Have the whereabout re. Gov. Admin etc. A source says he was in Midleton-Hol.? about 1875. Any info would be welcome thank you. Just re Thomas though as wife's name and a little info I have about her and her father is enough. History is like an ever widening whirlpool. How far to each side can one go? email is map_2@hotmail.com. Bye for now, Maureen

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

bracken123 — 2011-07-15 09:44:40Z

I have only just come across this item on the messageboard.

I researched the above for an author and the book was published in April this year. It is called 'Running the Show - British Colonial Governor' by Stephanie Williams and is published by Penguin - Viking. Ther eis ahcapter on 'Thomas' in this.

I think in some of those missing years he was in London - on leave - due to ill health. It was about 1871 that he married Alice Arnold of Gravesend (there is quite a bit about her family on the Gravesend website - just look for anything 'Arnold.' Her father a JP was Mayor eight times!

JTF Callaghan died in 1881 in a hotel in New York shortly (about three hours) after arriving there on his way back to England. You can find the report in the New York Times archives available online.

I can let you have a few more details if you are still looking for them. I am going through my resaearch this weekend for someone else so it will be no trouble.

Jacqueline Day BSc(Hons)

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

bracken123 — 2011-07-15 09:34:05Z

I am so pleased you have found your ancestor - I know what it's like to strik gold!

I will see what I can come up with over the weekend but I would be grateful if you woud kindly let me have your
e-mail address as I can then just add any documents I have researched. I have never placed any documents on ancestry so not sure what I'm doing.

I will e-mail you once again over the weekend.

I too am looking for Cork ancestors but it's like looking for a needle in haystack as all I have are their names and nil else! All very frsutrating - I don't know where to start looking.

Jackie

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

MPova — 2011-07-15 03:06:09Z

Hi Jacqueline, Have found more about Thomas since I posted the query. He is definitely my relation. His father Mathias definitely had the woollen Drapery store, but as far as the records I have seen it was in Midleton not Dublin. Maybe he started a second store in Dublin? Son John carried on the business in Midleton after father's death. His mother was Charlotte Fitzgerald my gr gr grandfather's sister. Mathias is buried at Midleton dying 1851. Charlotte died 1877 at Midleton. There were actually 14 children in that family. All this is just new to me. Two days old actually. Have found whatever was on Ancestry plus Googled Thomas Jeremiah Fitzgerald Callaghan. In the old cememtery book was also information. His name was was given this way in that. Have photo of Gravesend Grave from Ancestry board. Anything else I would be grateful for. Thank you Jacqueline. Maureen

Re: Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan, Midleton, County Cork

bracken123 — 2011-07-14 12:14:10Z

Hello Maureen

I was researching Jeremiah Thomas Fitzgerald Callaghan (known as Thomas) for an author who was writing a book on Victorian Colonial Governors, of which Thomas was one.

I did find quite a bit about him and would be very happy to share them with you. I cannot send you any details for the moment as I have to find my research notes.

What I can remeber is that his father was a woollen draper in MIdleton who moved to Dublin where he was described as a 'merchant.'He had two sisters and may have had brothers but I can't remember.

Thomas went to Trinity College, Dublin and studied as a classical scholar. Following which he was a Barrington Lacturer on Political Economy for the Dublin Statistical Society. He then went to Hong Kong as Chief Magistrate and was later Administrator of the Gambia, Governor of Labuan, the Falkland Islands and finally the Bahamas.

His health suffered greatly due it the various climates etc he had lived in and shortly after arriving in the Bahamas he was so ill he was sent back to England. However, he never arrived as he was taken ashore when the ship berthed at New York and he subsequenmtly died in a hotel there a few hours later in 1881 aged 52.

If it is your ancestor you may like to read the book where there is a chapter on Thomas and his wife, Alice. It is called 'Running the Show - Governors of the British Empire' by Stephanie williams and was published in April this yeat by Penguin - Viking (ISBN 978-0-670-9805-8).

If you can tie up any of this with your ancestor please let me know and I will let you have any other information I think would be of use to you.

Jacqueline Day BSc(Hons)

Re: David B Bradley, Nancy E (Estes) Bradley

rdbradley46 — 2011-07-07 08:09:47Z

My email has now changed to rdbradley46@yahoo.com. Appreciate any info on the Bradleys

John O'Callaghan/Callaghan - Catherine Ryan

justiceimperative — 2011-06-26 14:20:44Z

Am researching John O'callaghan Married Catherine Ryan 1859 Children: Margaret 1860, Timothy 1865, John 1868, Catherine 1868, Ellen 1873, Anne 1875, Alice 1877. Last 4 births registered as Caherconlish Tintaterriffe. Catherine Ryans father was Patrick Ryan Jnr mother: Catherine Kelleher. Patrick Jnrs father was Patrick Snr and mother Catherine Shea. I have been unsuccessful in tracing anything on John Ocallaghan/callaghan and his family - first child listed as born Cappamore Limerick. If anyone could assist with any information I would very much appreciate it. Thanking you

Re: Callaghan - possible connection to Sligo

0121Simon — 2011-06-09 13:45:55Z

Hi Jean(?),

Tracked you down through your username (don't be alarmed!).

Saw your comments on 'Poor Kids' forum. If you are still interested in helping Sam and family contact me @ sg.edward@homecall.co.uk as I shall hopefully be contacting the family.

Simon.

Annie Callaghan married Charles Ellis

shellyreid1975 — 2011-05-20 10:26:04Z

My GGG Grandmother Annie Callaghan came from Ireland to Australia. She married Charles Ellis in 1846 in St Marys NSW. I would like to know her parents names, particularly her mothers maiden name. If anyone could help-Awesome!

Re: Callaghans of Marysville, Ontario

KathleenOmalleyStrickland — 2011-04-27 14:45:19Z

I too have Callaghans from Hastings County. It is a family line that just seems to fade away whenever I try to trace it!

My great-great grandmother was Ellen Callaghan, born c1820 in Ireland, died in Marine City, St. Clair Co., Michigan, after 1880.

Ellen married John Stockwell (born in New York) c1842. Their children:
Elizabeth, born Upper Canada
Johanna, born Belleville
James, born Upper Canada
Catherine, born Upper Canada
Dennis, probably born in Sombra
Thomas, born in Upper Canada
Joseph, born in Upper Canada
John L. (my great grandfather), born in Wallaceburg

John Stockwell may have been Ellen Callaghan's second husband.

If you can help me with anyone in this family, I would appreciate it!

Kathy

CALLAGHAN Dennis P - Vietnam Wall section 11W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-20 15:16:01Z

CALLAGHAN Dennis P - Vietnam Wall section 11W

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 220,673 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: Callaghans of Marysville, Ontario

dlanter58 — 2011-03-26 15:30:31Z

Hi Jann,
I realize that this is a very old thread, but I am hoping that you are still researching the Callighans of Marysville and your offer to help is still active. I tried to email you but was unsuccesful.

My main interest is Mortimor (Murtagh) Callaghan (1809 - 1884). Please email me direct at d_lanter@yahoo.com and I will give you the other family information that I have.

Thank you,
Dan

Re: Carracher and Callaghan, Blantyre and Hamilton

leannemolly — 2011-03-14 23:09:10Z

hi katie i am hoping that u get this as its been as its been 10moths from ur last post i also sent an email to an address i came across on another post on another site u made x i am related to u in some way as mary callaghan and john (jonas) polokcus are my great great gran parents x i found out off the birth papers of there son joseph polockus that they where not married when there his birth was registered my fingers are crossed that you get this

many regard leanne

Re: Callaghan/conlon

Madams16 — 2011-03-13 01:53:54Z

No, Mary Anne married Donold McDonald in Edinburgh, Scotland

Re: Callaghan/conlon

bcrene — 2011-03-10 15:52:28Z

In reguards to the daughter Mary Ann did she happen to get married to Clifford William Cress?

CALLAGHAN Thomas L - Vietnam Wall section 20W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-02-02 17:26:02Z

CALLAGHAN Thomas L - Vietnam Wall section 20W

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 219,138 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.