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Re: Cudihy family

dhill441 — 2011-12-08 16:41:24Z

My grandmother was Catherine Cudahy b. 14 Mar 1885 in Ennis, Co. Clare, Ireland. Her father's name was John. I do not have her mother's name yet. The passenger listing that best matches has her arriving in New York in 1909 with another person Margaret Cudahy, age 22 (probably a sister but I don't know that) and a Julia Jackman. All three give a contact address/person in Ireland as Patrick Jackman, Ballyhale, Hugginstown, Knocktopher, Kilkenny. We grandchildren were told she was related to the Cudahy Meat Packing family of Chicago and Milwaukee. A Patrick John Cudahy and others are shown on a tree under the Search Tab, Public Family Trees. I do not know the exact nature of the relationship so have not placed them on my tree. It seems the surname was spelled in various ways even in the same family. Someone posted that the Mallow Heritage Center is a birth certificate and marriage repository for Kilkenny. You can find my tree by searching for Catherine Cudahy on Public Member Trees. See comments there.

Re: John Cuddihy

evanstj_1 — 2011-11-18 02:08:56Z

My ancestor John Cuddihy came to Australia about 1860. He was from Callan and had a son Patrick who went to America in 1849. He came to Australia with another son Richard and settled in Geelong, Victoria.

Re: John Cuddihy

evanstj_1 — 2011-11-18 02:08:51Z

Catherine Kate Cudahy

roseroddy — 2011-03-22 12:18:00Z

My grandmother left a note stating that her mother left Thomastown Ireland October 11, Sailed in the 13th and arrived and was processed through Castle Garden, New York on the 22.

I have found a record through the Castle Garden web site stating a Kate Cuddehy and brother James Cuddehy sailed on the Adriatic (White Star Lines) ship. It stated they were both born in the U.S.A which would be incorrect. I have tried to locate the passenger list through Ancestry.com and google but, am unable to locate the Adriatic, or it's arrival on that date.

Any suggestions?

Eliz O'Grady m. Cudahy resided Chicago?

DeborahMoors614 — 2009-09-09 02:59:45Z

I recently discovered my great great grandfather's obituary, and a reference to a sister -- Elizabeth O'Grady Cudahy.

Michael J. O'Grady was born 1849 Co. Kerry Ireland, moved to Durham, England, where he was a coal miner, married Margaret McClusky, and they moved to McDonald, PA. (His father was Patrick O'Grady; mother, possibly Elizabeth-- they also were born Ireland and resided Durham Co England before emigrating to US and residing in PA).

Micahel Joseph O'Grady's obituary, dated 9/26/1924, states: "One sister also survives, Mrs. Elizabeth CUDAHY
of Chicago."

Is this a connection for anyone?

Re: cuddihey, cuddihy, cudahy

scuddihey — 2009-08-20 19:18:23Z

Hi,
I am John Cuddihey's great great grandson. I live in Ottawa, Ont.
Sean Cuddihey

Re: Michael L Cudahy

mhalupa1 — 2009-07-13 20:39:20Z

I am searching for a Betty or Donald Cudahy that were in Philadelphia< PA area in 1948. Would you have any information?
Thank you,
Mariel

Re: CUDAHY ** message from Joseph Filipczak

mpmamie — 2009-01-18 17:02:38Z

Cudahy research - My grandfather's brother Tom Goulden married Lillian LaFray a french canadian. Her father was John Lafray and mother Margaret Cudahy. She arrived Canada or US around 1845 or 1850 at age 16. She was supposedly related somehow to Chicago Cudahys. Any help would be greatly appreciated. MP

wisniewski

rwis157 — 2008-10-08 19:37:44Z

Im try to find any information on a Theodr and Sophia Milewski Wisniewski the children are Mary born 1870. Leocadia born 1874. Stanislaus born 1880, Helen born 1fR883,LADISLAUS BORN 1885, eDWARD BORN 1890.fEDINAND BIRTH UNKNOWN, bolisaus born 1877.Ladislaus change name Walter,His wife was Mary packzowski there children are Mary Helen, Harry, Roman Emily.They live on the south side and in Cudahy

wisniewski

rwis157 — 2008-10-08 19:37:42Z

Ellen M Cudahy

Confu2Ed — 2008-04-04 14:03:54Z

I am looking for info on my Grandmother Ellen M Cudahy;she married William "Bill" Staneart and had my Father Richard Delbert Staneart. After my Grandfather Staneart died she
married a Thurston in Wagoner,OK. If you know anything please email me at: redrusty@windstream.net
L Staneart

Re: Cudihy family

chesterheritage — 2008-02-04 19:34:08Z

Have you come across a Anne Cudihy? On familysearch there is one marrying a Dominick Keating. We have a Dominick Keating in our tree and hope that maybe these are related.

Michael L Cudahy

RoxL411 — 2007-10-29 00:57:06Z

I'm looing for information on Michael and Laura (Van Horn) Cudahy. He was born to Jerry and Ellen (Goly) Cudahy in 1869 in Iowa and died: 11 Jun 1954 in Los Angeles, Ca.

Childern (may be more)

Elva V born 1908 Iowa
Anne E born 1919 Iowa
Betty born 1919 Iowa

Any information would be great. Laura is was my anut on my grandfather side.

Please email me at RoxL411@aol.com. Thanks in advance

Roxs

Cornelius J. Cudahy and Anna M. McLaughlin

12291998KL — 2006-12-28 21:07:04Z

I am searching for information of my grandparents. Cornelius J. Cudahy, born in Michigan about 1880 (37 years on my mother's birth certificate) and Anna M. McLaughlin born about 1883 (34 years on the certificate). She gave birth to my mother, Alta Marie, in 1917 in Chicago. He was a steel contractor in Illinois.

Re: Cuddihy Surname

piacs2 — 2006-07-01 04:50:53Z

Hi Helen!

My great great grandmother was Jane Greville, who married John Rodger in 1833. They had five sons, the eldest of whom was John (my great grandfather), born in Dublin, Ireland, and migrated to Victoria, Australia in 1852. Ring any bells?

Tricia.

Re: Cudihy family

2005-05-01 16:39:52Z

In response to Thomas Campbell ( Oct 2002 ) , there is a good chance that we are related based on the names of your grandparents . Please contact me to share information.

Ellen

Oil Business Cudahy

kwells78 — 2005-02-01 21:16:40Z

The American Oil & Gas Historical Society (AOGHS.org) recently posted an article on their website that is of particular interest to Cudahy family members with roots in the oil business. The Petroleum Age No. 2, Summer 2004 (the Society's newsletter) is posted in its entirety and includes "Discovering Indian Territory Oil" in which Michael Cudahy plays a significant role. Check it out.

cuddihey, cuddihy, cudahy

cuddihey — 2004-11-24 02:17:00Z

Looking for relatives of John cuddihey (Canadian spelling) and Margaret O'Neill. Both were born in Ireland. John was born in 1797 and Margaret in 1801, don't have much more information than that. Please help. Thanks.

cuddihy

cuddihey — 2004-11-24 02:17:00Z

Re: Cudihy family

2004-03-11 15:48:38Z

To Thomas Campbell,

Please respond. I believe we are related since the names you listed are in my family also. Would like to hear from you to fill in blanks in our family tree.

Ellen

Re: Cuddihy Surname

ThomasCrane62 — 2003-09-16 15:29:07Z

Dear Helen, Please go to my previous posting, "Green Is The Valley, Blue Are The Hills." I have much to say about the Cuddihy name. The directions on going to the website are listed there. It is "free to read" so this is not spam. I am almost certain that the Jack Cuddihy that you are seeking came from Callan, Kilkenny. Happy reading! God Bless, Tom Crane

Daniel McGourin of Belfast

2003-08-09 02:39:59Z

Spotted this piece of info in the general ancestry.com search of MCGOURIN. My ggfather John McGourin emigrated from "the south of Ireland" (from his widow) and first turns up in the NY 1850 census.

We have no idea of where in Ireland he came from.

I see by your postings that you have alternate spellings for Daniel's last name. Do you have any responses for this spelling??

Thanks in advance!

Tom

Re: John Cuddihy

2003-06-29 13:00:31Z

My ggrandfather was a James Cuddihy whose father John came from Ireland to Newfoundland as a young man. This is the way our family spells the name although I have seen it spelled a number of ways. Please contact me to see if there is any connection between our families.

CUDAHY ** message from Joseph Filipczak

2003-06-25 02:40:23Z

I responded to your post, but I haven't heard anything back.Patrick Cudahy was my Great Grandmother's father. My Patrick Cudahy IS married to Catherine Cudahy!!!! Here is what you wrote:
Boards > Surnames > Cudahy

Subject: Re: John Cuddihy
Author: Joseph Filipczak
Date: 25 Sep 2001 10:13 PM GMT
Email:

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I have a copy of a letter, written by a John Cuddihy, to his son, Patrick, the letter is dated Dec. 5, l857, from Callan,
and signed John Cudahy...among other things, it states that
he, the father has no money, a sister, Margaret? is a nun...
in Philadelphia....some of the letter is unreadable. We assume that it was dictated, Mcnnans? The June, 1880
Minnesota State Census lists a Patrick Cuddihy, age
40, at that date...he was married to Catherine Carr Cuddihy,
age 40 in l880. They were both married in Kilkenny and lived in l97 Mississippi St., St. Paul, Minn, in l880. He was a
laborer. Can you tell us anything about John Cuddihy -Cuddahy aparantely the person writing the letter, didn't know how to spell the name, as it was dictated. We cannot always assume it happened at Ellis Island. Please reply.
Any information about the Carrs? Patrick Cuddihy was my
grandfather's father and they all settled in St. Paul.

Re: Cudihy family

2003-05-13 18:05:27Z

My great grandfather was also a James Cuddihy married to a Mary Walsh in St. John's Nfld. Please contact me to see if there is a connection. The information you gave fits in with my Cuddihy family.

Re: Cudahy

2003-03-20 04:31:24Z

my great-great grandfather was Patrick Cudahy who came from Ireland. He married Catherine Donahan (Donaghan?).
Their daughter was Hanore Cudahy (Nora?), who is my great grandmother.
There is a town in Wisconsin called Cudahy...where they started a canning plant. Town named after "Cudahy" family, but don't believe it is a relation of our Cudahy's.
Check the town of Cudahy, WI, and also check Ellis Island.com...that's where I found some of them. I do see in my notes that a Mrs. Patrick Cudahy came through Ellis in 1910 and Patrick....to Milwaukee. Also a Katharine Cudahy in 1913, age 25...to Milwaukee. That's all I found....

Re: Cudihy family

Tam522 — 2003-02-16 01:24:42Z

Was he James Francis who was a merchant seaman. My father was Thomas Cudahy.
I am trying to find my family history of Cudahy from Castlefinn or Kilkenny.

Cudahy

Tam522 — 2003-02-16 00:07:54Z

My grandfather was Thomas Cudahy. Who left Ireland and went to live in Scotland. He married Isabella Cameron.
He was related to Michael and Patrick Cudahy who left Ireland and came to America and later opened a canning factory.
There was another brother James Francis who worked on the shipping lines and visited with Michael and Patrick's families on occasion.
Any family information would be helpful.
They came from Castlefinn in Ireland

Re: Cudihy family

2003-01-31 17:24:12Z

Just emailed you at your address. I, too am looking for Cudahy information. Not sure of spelling. Great grandparents...Honore, Honora, Nora.....
cgray1996@aol.com-----

thanks!

Re: John Cuddihy

2003-01-31 16:40:05Z

Cudahy!!! that's what I've been looking for. My great grandparents were Cudahy's....can't find much info at all. My grandmother was Elizabeth Beatrice Ann McGourain. Cudahy married mcGourian (her parents). Do have Dublin down. My family knows nothing, and I've been trying to track down for years. cgray1996@aol.com. Thanks, Cathie

Re: Daniel McGourin of Belfast

2003-01-31 16:33:47Z

Tom,
i am so sorry. I've not been on here for two years. I'm not sure of the spelling. Something came up once as McGoorian.(?)
This was my great grandfather. My grandmother was Elizabeth Beatrice Ann McGourian. I stop with her....help!! My email address is: cgray1996@aol.com

Cuddihy Surname

2002-10-25 13:07:42Z

My maiden name is Helen Cuddihy. I am trying to track down a Jack Cuddihy who left Ireland (Co Kilkenny) about 70 years ago and we believe went to live in Australia. Jack is my fathers (Edward) brother and they have not heard from him since.

Can anyone help

Re: Cudihy family

tpcampbell1 — 2002-10-08 02:32:04Z

My ggrandfather was James Cudihy whose family was from County Claire. He settled in Newfoundland. He was married to a Mary Walsh. My grandmother was born in the 1880s.

I'm also seardhing for Cudihy family members.

TC

Re: Hanora Cudahy/Luke Farrell MI / WI

camo1 — 2002-03-29 13:11:47Z

You might want to continue your search in Scotland.

From what my grandparents told me..(Many years ago
while I was a kid)...The name Cudahy was adopted
because they changed religions...ie from
Catholic to Presbyterian.

A branch of the family emigrated to Scotland from Ireland
and took up the spelling Cudahy.

Might be wrong but its what I heard from my Grandparents
many many years ago........the name change to Cudahy
was because of religion. (It was a big thing back then)

In regards to the Cudahys in the states...........Well, maybe
it was because their ancestors couldn't write or read.

Cudahy existed as a name in Scotland and was accepted
as the right spelling. Hence the Cudahys in America
took that spelling..........(Back in 1900's they were all
crazy about the English??)

Anyway, hope this might help

regards

Cameron Cudahy

Re: John Cuddihy

Filipczak — 2002-03-18 18:46:59Z

I have a copy of a letter, written by a John Cuddihy, to his son, Patrick, the letter is dated Dec. 5, l857, from Callan,
and signed John Cudahy...among other things, it states that
he, the father has no money, a sister, Margaret? is a nun...
in Philadelphia....some of the letter is unreadable. We assume that it was dictated, Mcnnans? The June, 1880
Minnesota State Census lists a Patrick Cuddihy, age
40, at that date...he was married to Catherine Carr Cuddihy,
age 40 in l880. They were both married in Kilkenny and lived in l97 Mississippi St., St. Paul, Minn, in l880. He was a
laborer. Can you tell us anything about John Cuddihy -Cuddahy aparantely the person writing the letter, didn't know how to spell the name, as it was dictated. We cannot always assume it happened at Ellis Island. Please reply.
Any information about the Carrs? Patrick Cuddihy was my
grandfather's father and they all settled in St. Paul.

Hanora Cudahy/Luke Farrell MI / WI

IrishStock — 2001-11-06 07:33:14Z

Our family search has stopped at Luke Farrell who married Hanora Cudahy in Ironwood, MI in 1858. Both were born in Ireland but we don't know where. Their children were all born in Ripon, WI and were John E. born 1857 married Julia Collins in 1884, Richard Merle born 1859 married Mary Agnes Conway in 1892, Mary born 1862, James H. born 1865 married Mary Regan in 1899 and Ellen "Nellie" born 1867 married Michael E. Maloney in 1893.

Luke and Hanora last address was 217 Vaughn St, Ironwood MI. Both died and are buried there.

Any help would be much appreciated.

John Cuddihy

2001-09-09 15:25:35Z

My great grandfather was John
cuddihy. This is the spelling on the naturalization papers dated Oct. 14, 1892 that I have . My mother says they used the spelling Cudahy. This is the spelling she is familiar with. His age at this time is unknown, only that he was under 18 and came from Ireland. Would appreciate any responses.

Cudihy family

2001-02-24 18:02:29Z

I am trying to find any info on my grandfather. He was born in Ireland Sept. 11, 1871. His name was Michael John Cudihy or Cudahy. His parents were Michael Cudihy and Maura or Mora or Mary McCann. I think he might be from county Claire but not sure. If anyone has info please contact me at my e-mail address

CUDAHY

1999-07-19 11:37:32Z

Looking for information on a Honore Cudahy --
married to Daniel McGourin (born 1/24/1874, died 8/7/1961 - born in Belfast, Ireland)
I have no birth or death dates for Honore. She is my great grandmother.....her daughter is Elizabeth Beatrice Ann McGourin, born 3/23/10...Her father was Patrick Cudahy, born in Ireland and married Catherine Donahan, born in Ireland.