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Re: Call for descendents of Martin Robinson Delany

betteyebolden — 2012-03-18 00:04:51Z

Researcher of Martin R. Delany please post?

Call for descendents of Martin Robinson Delany

creighton_waters — 2012-02-29 19:07:23Z

The Jefferson County (WV) NAACP has issued a call for descendents of African American Civil War officer, physician, and Charles Town (WV) resident Martin Robinson Delany.
There will be many events in Charles Town (WV) this year (2012) to commemorate his 200th birthday. On Sunday, May 6th and Friday, August 17th, descendents of Delany are invited to receptions commemorating the life of this important historic figure. Descendents will also be recognized at both events.
Descendents who wish to participate in these programs are asked to register with Guinevere Roper by e-mail at guinevere_roper@nps.gov or by phone at (304) 535-6166.
For a full schedule of events on programs in Charles Town (WV) commemorating Martin Delany this year, please visit the website of the Jefferson County Black History Preservation Society at www.jcblackhistory.org. Thanks!

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2012-02-10 18:21:51Z

Hello,I live in Canada,James Delaney m Eleanor Garrett in New Carlisle,Quebec in 1824.Eleanors parents were United
Empire Loyalists,these Brits came to Canada during the war of independance rather than joining the revolution.I cannot
find where James came from

Re: hello from uk

gskamanteca1 — 2012-02-03 01:14:56Z

Hello
My name is Janis Delaney. (Delany) I am looking for information on my great great grandfather. I believe his name was william and his son was Jacob (born 1812 in Penn. USA) I am not sure if Jacobs father's name was william but it is begining to look like it. I William faught in the Rev. war 1776 so he must have came before that date to the USA. I cannot find and record of ship doc. to support that.
Would you know anything? Thanks

Re: Delany Family

jamesdelaney0116 — 2012-01-07 07:04:45Z

Do you know what County of Ireland your William Delan(e)y is from originally?
I have a Winfred Delany born-abt 1859, Cath. Delany born abt 1863,
Edward Delany born: April 12, 1865 at "Borris-in-Ossory" Co.Laois, Patrick H. Delan(e)y born: March 17, 1862, (Irish Records-1860) Co.Laois...[Father: Michael DELANY, Mother: Ellen HASLAM [born-"Ballymackan"...Portlaoise R/C Parish (Maryborough)-Married 1858 at Mountrath R/C Parish, Queen's Co.] Patrick "emigrated" from Ireland on the "S.S. Britannia"...arrived March 8, 1881- New York City, USA...Settled in Woburn, Middlesex Co. Massachusetts as a "Currier"...later married Margaret BOURKE/Burke on July 8, 1887 in Worcester, Mass. [Margaret is from Limerick Co.??? Ireland...born: Jun 1865 and Emigrated with her family of (6) to Boston, Mass, on 20 April 1884 on the "CATALONIA". Her parents are...Father: William BOURKE, Mother: Margaret (SWEENEY) Bourke].
I appreciate any help and thank-you...Peace, jim delaney

Re: Delany Family-Ballybrophy, Queen's County, Ireland

jamesdelaney0116 — 2012-01-07 06:50:16Z

1901 & 1911 Irish Census
[HOUSES #6/#9 Killadooly (Kiladooley) Road, Ballybrophy, Queen's County, Ireland]...Births Registered at Abbeyleix?...Baptisms at R/C Parish: Borris-in-Ossory, Queen's County? Father: Michael DELANY Mother: Elizabeth {Unknown Maiden Name ?} #1 Marriage BEFORE 1858. Birth-James DELANY, Unknown Date?..Death?...Both Child? and Mother? #2 Marriage 1858 at R/C Parish: Mountrath-Father: Michael DELANY Mother: Ellen/Eleanor HASLAM Birth(s)-Winifred DELANY-1859, Patrick H. DELANY-17 Mar 1860, Catharine DELANY-1863, Edward DELANY-b-12 Apr 1865 d-1925, Joseph DELANY-1868, Ellen DELANY-1874...[HOUSE #7 Killadooly, Ballybrophy, Queen's County]...Father: Edward DELANY & Mother: Anne ? b-1863 {Unknown maiden name ?} Marriage Date/Location ? Birth(s)-Patrick DELANY-1892, Ellen DELANY-1896, Catharine DELANY-1897, Mary DELANY-1898, Edward Jr. DELANY-1900...Any connections? Any help & Guidance would be Greatly Appreicated...Happy New Years!! Peace, jim delaney.

Re: Jessie Elmira DeLany, Southampton, PA

collarch45 — 2011-12-11 15:02:38Z

Uriah Delany (Edward's father) married Ruth Ann Harding. Uriah is my GGG grandfather. Did I send you the information that I have?

Colleen

Re: surname brown, delany

ldel007 — 2011-07-25 14:22:37Z

I have Henry Brown b 1824,son of John Brown and Mary ann Coventry m Maria Delaney in 1856 in New Carlisle,Que,Canada
Children, James H,George W,Mary,Ellen,John D,Melvina,Henry,
and Elizabeth

Re: hello from uk

kameyer — 2011-07-11 02:10:46Z

Dear Fiona,
I'm sorry I have not responded sooner. I actually did not see this email until today. Hopefully, you still have an account and will receive this. I would love to be a pen pal and discuss Delany Family history. I have been tracking my Delany relatives for some time. I have confirmed William Henry Delany who married Ellen Murphy in Oldham, UK around 1854. I will have to search my records. They had twin girls shortly before they departed to the US around 1856. I have the name of the church and drove to the area to search, but the search was locked tighter than a drum so I could not get further information. I know the name of the ship. There was and Eliza and a Mary traveling with them with the same last name. Eliza may have been a sister. I believe William's father was Luke Delany born about the turn of the century, but died in the 1830's probably a short time after William's birth. I found William working in the Cotten Mills in the Manchester area. I have the name of the cemetery where Luke was burried, but when I went there, it was a shopping mall. Luke was supposedly from Ireland, but this is where my trail ends. Ellen Murphy was also from Ireland, but I do not know where. William may have been born in Ireland, but I am not sure.

William had several children. One, Leo Delany married a Julia Cummins, daughter of Bridget Hannah - an orphan from Ireland and Thomas Cummins, also from Ireland. I believe Bridget was from Cork, but I have no proof. I have no clue about Thomas' origination.

My husband also has a small Irish link. His GG grandmother was a DunLevy.

Again, I hope you still are a member of ancestry.com and get them message and will write back. My current email is KAMeyer@rocketmail.com

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-07-05 23:22:11Z

Maria Delaney m Henry Brown in 1856,some where along the line she moved to Newburyport,Essex,Mass as that is where
she is buried.Her children were James,George,Mary Ann,Ellen,John,Melvina,Henry,and Elizabeth,What happened to them.Records are funny,James Delaney m Eleanor Garrett in 1824,he spelt his name Dealaney,was he nervous,one of his sons,1 spelt his name Delaney,the other DelanyLooking for Delaney's,go to the Drouin Collection in the search block
Cheers LenD

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-07-05 20:46:42Z

Thank-you...Len, if you need any "stuff" I can look-up on the New England Geonalogy Historical Society (NEGHS) in Massachusetts (member)...thats where my USA. Family settled in Woburn, Worcester Massachusetts. original from Mountrath (Parish)R/C...Portlaoise(Parish)R/C, Maryborough and Borris-in-Ossory(Parish)R/C...All in Queen's County, Leinster Province, Ireland (1800-Present)and one GrandMother Martha "Harrop" from Lancashire Region of England [Have found it very differcult to FIND her Birthplace (abt 1843)...just ask-just need names and dates. peace, jim delaney.

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-07-05 20:25:20Z

Dear BigMomma...from Washington State...sending a big Happy July 4th to you & your family!!!! Thank-you for the Practical "Heads-Up"...a little practical life experiences always "over-comes" theory, concepts and the abstracts in thought. But my only come-back is the shortness of life during the early 1900s with families being wiped out by T/B...the Flus...Polio, not even mentioning the high rate of stillbirths etc.We've come a long way in the last 100 years just in the medical fields...with the new drugs etc. And I know...being reminded thats why families hd so large families b/c of the large death rates within families..."it counter acts the lack of birth control etc. BUT MY REAL PROBLEM is trying to discover the relationships of people suddenly showing up without a LABEL as daughter out-of-wedlock...or younger sister 20 years younger etc. etc. etc. Kind'a drives me crazy...1880 an "adoptive daughter (Mary Delany 16 years olde born abt 1865 in Ireland)shows up [in the 1880 Worcester, MA. Census Forms]also with a Patrick Delany (no age) he later dies in 1887 no age on burial forms these two individuals are living with a Ellen Traverse (Delany) Leonard on Washington Street, Worcester, MA. (itsw says on the 1880 Census that Mary Delany is an "adoptive daughter" to Michael Leonard the husband of Ellen Traverse Delany...who was born abt 1840 Ireland and married Michael Leonard abt 1868 and there's no mention of a Mary Delany or Patrick Delany in the 1870 Census. No Immigration Data yet for Ellen T. Delany (1850)?? possible year...even though CENSUS Records for YEARLY dates is rather UNACCURATE...Everyone seems to add years on to appear younger then they are...!! Thank-you BigMom...any "New Insights" would be appreciated!! peace, jim delaney.

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-07-05 19:38:39Z

UE,United Empire loyalists who during your war for independence came to Canada and after the war.King James 111
stated that all 50,000 who came up and all their descendants
could put UE behind their name.Where i was born,New carlisle,Que,the government settled 100 families in the bush and fed them for 2 years while they got their lives back together again.A lot settled in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.some did return to the US.Most of the Settlements were along the St Lawrence River.In my family some moved to Massachusetts, Wisconsin and California in the 1870s and 90s.I can't find half of them,thats all for now,Peace, Len D

Re: hello from uk

Big Momma — 2011-07-05 03:53:24Z

Hi, don't discount siblings children being 20 years different in ages. My
oldest daughters son is thirty and my younger daughter and her husband
haven't started their family yet. There was twenty one years difference in
these two daughters ages. (Another daughter was born 28 years after my
first one- yes, really, seven kids in all) Joan Whitney on the very sunny
and warm coast of Washington State. Happy 4th of July

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-07-05 01:30:58Z

Len, you're a good 50 years before we even thought about traveling "over-the-pond"...Ha! Your history is what I'm dreaming of (reading in books)before 1843...What was the "EU" before or/after your name represent? that the King gave your group of Loyalists...how did your families deal with the native populations? in 1789...Peace, jim delaney.

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-07-05 01:18:40Z

Dear Len..."What an Amazing Family History!! Very Exciting." My Dad served in the FIRST US. CANADIAN SPECIAL FORCES during WW2 at Anzio, Italy in 1943. (First & Only time in Military History that TWO NATIONS at the time that they merged their Special Forces...Omar Bradley was the US. ARMY LT. GENERAL...they trained up in the Canadian Rockies for Skiing...and North Dakota for their Paratrooping Training from towers & airplanes. The Group was known as the BLACK DEVILS BRIGRADE...and the DIRTY DOZEN(1960's) was a movie from a book written bout this special group of men from Canada & US. Peace, jim delaney. Connecticut, USA.

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-07-05 00:03:34Z

Hello again Jim, the names you mentioned i have no connections with and we go back to 1785, Len d

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-07-04 23:53:29Z

Sorry for some remarks,I am an irish Canadian married to
a Brit from Hythe,Kent.England My ancesters are United Empire Loyalists,members of the 13 colonies who came to Canada to stay with the British Empire.The King of England
then granted us UE to put behind our name in 1785.Anyway i spent 26 years in the Canadian army,now retired and spend
my winters in Florida or New zealand where my daughter lives.One question, where do you live?Sincerely,Len D

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-07-04 21:23:38Z

Sorry that you took my comment negatively...I was referring to Eskimos as a "hardy" group of people...people who survived a truly differcult environment.Please tell me - "Is the weather in Ireland milder than the Winters along the Northeast Coarst of Canada?" And believe it or not...If it wasn't for the Irish..or the Scots-Irish...there would not be a USA today. And yes..."it was "tough" to become an independance nation...its strange your language against English(Limees?), when you stated your family was a Loyalist of the Crown, putting down the "States" as "stupid"(correct spelling). And your view of True Irishmen would be interesting...(I am open to your debate without the verbal slurs.) And again I'm sorry that you got ticked off...a little humor works-we all have bad days.peace, jim delaney.

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-07-04 21:00:37Z

I have a Patrick H. Delany born 1860 Borris-in-Ossory (Parish R/C), Queen's Co. (Irish Records)...USA Naturalization Papers say 1862...when his last name was transcribed it BECAME "Delaney" in 1881, NYC, USA. I'm doing a few different BRANCHes of the DELANYs & DELANEYs...A) Has Father- James DELANY & Mother-Margaret TRAVERSE. B) Father-Michael DELANY & Mother-Ellen, Eleanor, "Nellie" HASLAM...name was changed to DELANEY after 1881.(from Laois Co.) Theres a CONNECTION between the TWO FAMILIES...they lived together for 15 years(1889-1910) at 180 Washington Street, Worcester, Massachusetts, USA. AND the "Siblings?" cousins were 20+ years different in age Births A) 1840+ B) 1860+...? Any help would help...Thank-you, peace. jim delaney.

Re: hello from uk

tginmn — 2011-06-27 15:27:28Z

Hi Fiona Kate

My name is Gregory Bain Harcus. My 3rd Great Grandfather Patrick Delany born in Kilkenny in 1775. He immigrated to England and married Margeret Mansell in 1800 in Westminister, Middlesex, England. They had a son Patrick Delany in 1812. I am currently stuck trying to find out who his parents in Ireland. Can you help point me in the right direction to finding his folks and siblings?

Re: Delany family in Athenry

syrinx23 — 2011-05-12 00:45:03Z

Hi Frank,

Have sent you an e-mail through the ancestry site. Let me know if you get it...or don't get it (whatever the case may be!)

Jodie

Re: Delany family in Athenry

fbleatherland — 2011-05-12 00:22:36Z

Hi Jodie,
I've just finished an email to you. Pressed wrong key and disappeared.
I have placed you but would like to know your name and who your mother or father are. I met William in the fifties at Green Lane Hospital prior to his death. My mother Hilda also knew Pat. I knew Owen(who has the large sporting complex in Taupo named after him) and Ted who had the Delany family bible.I also know Buddy in Auckland. Saw him in 2009 at a funeral.
I am also in contact with Kathleen Dowd-Barton in Peru. She is one of 4 children of Ed & Mercedes Dowd decendants of Mary (Delany)&Robert Reynolds who emigrated to Argentina in 1902. I have been promising to make contact with Myles McCarthy for ages,also of Williams family. Kathleen is in contact with him so we will now link through the Peruvian branch.
I was married to a Peruvian lady for 24 years and visited twice and now when I visit again to see my inlaws I have family to visit.I'm looking at the descendants book now so I really need to know where you fit in Family 2.I live in Sydney,have done for 40 years but get back to NZ quite regularly.Hope to hear from you and will put you in touch with Peru after your reply. Regards Frank.

Re: Delany family in Athenry

syrinx23 — 2011-05-11 19:51:34Z

Hi Frank,

I'm a g.g.grandchild of Patrick and Ann through their son, William Frederick (and his son, Patrick). I've also got a copy of the Reunion book that you've mentioned (although I myself didn't go to the reunion...my father did though). I would be very keen to exchange any information on the family that you may have.

Regards,

Jodie

Re: Delany family in Athenry

fbleatherland — 2011-05-11 04:48:40Z

Hi Ron Frank again. I am very interested to know which family you come from. I have the Family Tree book produced for the big reunion in Auckland in 1991.I look you up. I have lived in Australia for 40 years and unfortunately did not get to the reunion. I'm also interested in Veanny who replied to you. Would like to havce further contact with you both. Afterall, we are cousins.
Kind regards

Frank Leatherland.

Re: Delany family in Athenry

fbleatherland — 2011-05-11 04:42:32Z

Hi Ron,
I have seen your 3 year old post re Patrick Delany & Anne Tasman Law. They are my Great Grand Parents. I am the son of Hilda Barry & Grandson of Anne Elizabeth Barry nee Delany. Anne was the 8th of the 13 living children.I was fortunate that my mother Hilda had huge knowledge of the Delany family and through her and my grandmother I knew some of the first generation.

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-05-01 12:43:01Z

They were true Irish who settled Canada not a bunch of stuped Americans or Limies

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-05-01 00:30:22Z

Well I was curious and Googled the "location"...Darn...they were really away from everyone...and the temp. of the weather had to be unbelievable.These were Irishman or English NOT eskimos!!!

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-04-30 18:04:21Z

One James was b 1858 Unknown wereabouts

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-04-26 21:53:30Z

Its me again, Walter and James ,One spelt his name Delany and the other Delaney

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2011-04-26 21:44:31Z

Hello Jim,My James m Eleanor Garrett in 1824,she was the daughter of a United Empire Loyalist who came to Canada rather then becomming an American during the Revolutionary War of 1783.Old Garrett was wounded during the war.their Children were Walter b1825,James b 1827 m Ann Gallon Eleanor 1827(twins)William Seaton,Daniel, John and Maria. Walter had a James b 1852 m Isabella Starnes and James had a James in 1852 as well,ican't locate him,When these people came to Canada the Government settle\d then on the Gaspe coast,eastern Quebec and fed them for 2 years as they
had to start all over again,100 families started New Carlisle.On one of the Census the boys born in the 1820 stated they belonged to the Church of Scotland,they were mariners
and farmers,Gaspe is not far from the east coast of the US

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-04-26 07:01:35Z

I thought the same...and found out I was wrong with faulty reasoning..."Just because doesn't cover all the bridges...Just B/C the name here in the States since 1881 was spelled "Delaney", did not remain the same in the IRISH records...where with "proven records" indicate that the name was somehow mis-translated but Delany became Delaney with the trip "over-thee-pond". peace, any help or input with previous posts here...would be greatly appreciated. jim delaney.

Re: hello from uk

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-04-26 06:52:50Z

Just wondering about your "James Delany", who did he marry? And do you know anything about his childrens names B/C I 'm looking to Connect with a James Delany in the SAME time period...married etc. Any questions or answers would be appreciated... my Delany settled down in Worcester, Mass and had a father, who was a James...plus. Thank-you, jim delaney.

Re: Any Delany

jamesdelaney0116 — 2011-04-26 06:20:38Z

I know of a Ellen T. Delany (b-abt 1844 Ireland) marrying a Michael Leonard (b-abt 1841 Ireland) in Worcester, Massachusetts abt 1868...had 4-5 children. Both died in 1910, Worcester, Mass. Buried St. John's Cemetery. They were related somehow to my Patrick H. Delan(e)y (b-March 17, 1862-Queen's County/Laois)/
Note: I write Delan(e)y "this way" to indicate that the Irish records spell our FAMILY name as Delany...and in the Naturalization Papers (Oct 1884) the Americanization of Delany became Delaney. I trying to find the IRISH RECORDS of Patrick's Emigration or is "It" called Immigration TO the USA. Supposely he arrived abt March 8, 1881 in NY, NY, USA. [the LEONARDS & DELANEYS lived at the same address: 180 Washington St. Worcester, Mass. for about 5 years LEONARDS owned the MultiFamily (4) Home.
If you have any data or you can help out here-its appreciated and thank-you.
Peace, jim delaney.

Denis Delaney/Delany of Tobinstown, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow, IRL

LindaRogers67 — 2011-03-14 13:25:29Z

Looking for information on the family of Denis Delany who married in RC parish of Ballon in 1816 Ellen/Eleanor Cummins, b 1789 in Castlemore, Co. Carlow. After their marriage they lived in Tobinstown in the civil parish of Rathvilly, and had 4 known children baptized in the RC parish of Rathvilly: Patrick 1821; Jerome 1825; Mathew 1827; Bridget 1832.

I would be interested in hearing form anyone with information about this family.
Sue sneirish@comcast.net

Re: Jessie Elmira DeLany, Southampton, PA

mdolfan — 2011-02-19 20:45:49Z

Hi Colleen,

Don't feel bad, me too! Lol.
I truthfully do not remember if you sent the info or not. Let me dig a little and look and I'll get back to you. My email is still the same.

BTW, My grandmother passed away in 2005 at the age of 94. So my most direct Jessie DeLany is now gone. :(

Laurel

Re: Jessie Elmira DeLany, Southampton, PA

collarch45 — 2011-02-19 20:18:17Z

Hi Laurel,

I realize it has been since 2004 when we communicated last. I have been away from research since then and just getting started again. Did I ever send you the information that I had on the Delany's? Colleen

Re: Jessie Elmira DeLany, Southampton, PA

mick47_1 — 2010-07-11 22:18:32Z

Hello,
I am related to Edward Delany b 1844 who married Phoebe Ann Harper in Bucks county, Pa. He is my gggg grandfather. Jessie Elmira was their daughter.
Also a Delany married a Ruth Ann Harding, same area in Bucks county.
Info on the Delany's would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks
Michele DeLany

John Francis Delany of NJ 1943

drbrownlee — 2010-05-22 03:20:40Z

John is pictured in the 1943 yearbook of the 20th Ferrying Group, based at Nashville, Tennessee. Their duty was to transport aircraft from the United States to the Allied front. I'm not kin but thought this might help others researching family.

Re: Possible Delany Relative

DudleyBilston — 2010-05-06 07:31:18Z

Hi Alice,

If you are still following this thread, I have some details of the Delaney family (including Alice Elizabeth, baptised 1853) from Holy Trinity Church registers, so reply to this message.

Sheila

Re: Delany history

DudleyBilston — 2010-05-06 07:18:27Z

Hi Eileen,

Just found your messages. Are you still on this site? If so get back to me as I have some information on Delaneys in Bilston from the Holy Trinity church records.

Sheila

Edward Delaney b. 1833 arriv. 1854

lastgirl13 — 2010-02-22 23:51:35Z

Hello~
Looking for information about Edward Delaney/Delany b. c. 1833 in Ireland. He arrived in 1854 in the US and settled in Dutchess County, NY. He married Rosanna LNU bef. 1860. She was born c. 1836 and arrived in 1857 from Ireland. They had at least 6 children in NY state.

I would like to know where in Ireland Edward and his wife came from and who their parents are.

Any help is much appreciated! x-posted to Delaney board

Re: Philadelphia Delan(e)y Family

hepburnn1 — 2010-02-03 03:46:19Z

Assisting a friend who has John H. DELANY, b. circa 1869, married to Bridget McGUIRE (census also uses Elizabeth and Bessie). I think we have a match. Have identified 2 generations prior, back to a constable William DELANY, b. circa 1810.

Re: Delany / Delaney from Ballyduff, Kerry, Ireland

higginscrowley — 2009-09-27 11:17:07Z

Thanks so much! I met Michael Delaney around 1980. He lived on the same property where my grandmother was born.

I met his sister as well, but couldn't remember her last name. I recall that she had 2 children (1 boy, 1 girl) who were probably teenagers in 1980. They also had a couple of greyhounds.

Any other info would be appreciated.

Thanks again,
-Patty Crowley

Re: hello from uk

robyndavies — 2009-07-19 01:59:16Z

I'm afraid I've done nothing more on my DELANY line for the past couple of years, sop can't provide any further information.

However, the name was always spelt DELANY and never Delaney, which is a different line.

RobynD

Re: hello from uk

ldel007 — 2009-07-18 17:08:57Z

Hello again,its been awhile,Any thing new on the Delaney,s
I was wondering if you found out the 3 boys names that James the sea trader had and turned the business over to
Cheers Len D

E-mail ldelaney007@hotmail.com

Re: Delany / Delaney from Ballyduff, Kerry, Ireland

danjcostello — 2009-06-11 15:07:48Z

HiPatty

I lived in Addergown before moving to England- Im now back in Ireland. I knew Michael Delaney - he was in his late thirties in the mid fifties and is now unfortunately dead. He was unmarried and it appears he was the last of the Addergown Delaneys. He had another brother who emigrated to England . His sister married locally and I believe her family - the Daltons are still in the general area.
here is the 1911 cencus for the delaneys
hope this helps
daniel
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Delaney Michael Addergown Dromartin Kerry 65 M
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Re: surname brown, delany

ehenvie — 2009-04-10 17:30:50Z

Thank you so much!

Yeah i am a little confused because the 1891 census says his parents are from Quebec but the 1881 census says he's from scotland and his wife from ireland...

Re: surname brown, delany

EileenWilson001 — 2009-04-06 01:20:28Z

From the St. Joachim parish records:

Louis Brown, baptized 21 April 1863, son of Andre Brown & Catherine Delaney; sponsors: Louis Racine & Odile Guerin

Louis Aldred Brown, baptized 19 March 1871, son of Andre Brown & Catherine Delaney; sponsors: James Brain & Victoire Marquis.

Marie-Louise Brown, baptized 27 October 1873, daughter of Andre Brown & Catherine Delaney
(On the above record, Andre signs his own name as Andrew, which is likely his real given name, being from Scotland, which became Andre when he moved to Quebec).

Re: surname brown, delany

rcrawfor_32 — 2009-04-06 00:32:02Z

1891 Census of Canada
about Andre Brown
Name: Andre Brown
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Widowed
Age: 56
Birth Year: abt 1835
Birthplace: Quebec
Relation to Head of House: Head
Religion: Roman Catholic
French Canadian: No
Father's Birth Place: Quebec
Mother's Birth Place: Quebec
Province: Quebec
District Number: 171
District: Montmorency
Subdistrict: St Joachim
Archive Roll #: T-6405
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Andre Brown 56
Isabelle Brown 31
Emma Brown 24
Joseph Brown 22
Alfred Brown 19
Amenda Brown 17
Marie Louise Brown 17

Quebec Vital and Church Records (Drouin Collection), 1621-1967
about Andre Brown
Name: Andre Brown
Event Year: 1905
Event: Enterrement (Burial)
Religion: Catholique
Place of Worship or Institution: St-Joachim
Province: Québec (Quebec)