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Edward Dineen

ejohnston28 — 2012-02-07 13:33:23Z

Looking for information regarding Edward Dineen born around 1904 in Ireland, possibly Kinsale. Married Marguerite Looney in 1937 in London. Address when married was: Byron Road Wealdstone. May have lived in 7 Victoria Terrace Harrow in 1939. Require date of birth and place of birth. Would like to hear from anyone who may have known Edward. He had three children before separating from his first wife. Thank you.

children of Jeremiah (Jeremia) DINEEN and Ellen RIORDAN (RERDEN/REARDAN)

seger001 — 2012-02-04 18:04:31Z

Jeremiah DINEEN b 1801 County Cork, Ireland Married Ellen RIORDAN (RERDEN / REARDAN ) in Kilnamartyra County Cork Ireland in 1822.
I know they had at least two children both born in Kilnamartyra. My gg grandfather William b 1824 and Mary b 11 Jan 1828.

Looking for any other children of this marriage or information on Mary

John Dineen born 1869/1869 in Ohio

scubajags — 2012-01-28 03:44:03Z

Looking for any information on John Dineen, son of Maurice Dineen and Catherine Walsh. He was born in Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio in 1868 or 1869 and he died in Rochester, New York April 21, 1942. He was survived by his widow (name unknown) and a daughter. He moved to Rochester about 1907 and was associated with the Rochester New York city railways. His sibilings were Jessie (Frank) Benton, Catherine (Charles F.) Gerding, Maurice, Edward, and William.

Re: Dineen in Massachusetts

horganl — 2012-01-07 17:17:55Z

Did any of the Dineen's come to Fitchburg? My great great grandmother was Honora Dineen who married a Jeremiah Horgan and they lived on the Coghlin estate in Ballygarvan. Does any of this sound familar

Jeremiah Dineen April 1, 1884-July 19, 1983

juhlman6 — 2011-09-07 21:48:19Z

I have a funeral card for Jeremiah Dineen born April 1, 1884, and died July 19, 1983. I would like to return this card to the family. I have no other information than what was on the card. I believe the card came from California.

William(Bill) Dineen/Dinneen & Nora Hayes family - NEED HELP PLEASE

eoinquilter — 2011-06-11 21:41:04Z

Im seeking help in locating this Dinneen/Dineen family. (William/Bill??) Dineen son of Stephen Dineen & Catherine Flahive was born about 1884 in Causeway, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
He emigrated to USA and married Honora/Nora Hayes; born 26 June 1884 in Causeway, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
She arrived at Ellis Island on 5th September 1907.
She was daughter of John Hayes & Honora Diggin.
I do not know where in the US they lived. I’m taking a guess at NYC but I could be totally wrong. I really need help with this. I don’t know if they had children. Would love to track down this family.

Sincerely,
Eoin Quilter

Rose Dineen or Dinan

mjphughes — 2011-06-05 16:43:10Z

Searching for info on Rose Dineen, born circa 1845, possibly Co. Cork. Immigrated to NY, married John Beattie in Manhattan, first child Charles born circa 1865 in NYC.

Liz

Re: Rose Dineen

mjphughes — 2011-06-05 16:39:39Z

Searching for info on a Rose Dineen, born circa 1845.
Emigrated to NY, married, first child Charles circa 1865 in Manhattan (NY).

Liz

Dineen/Brown in Brooklyn

annepienciak — 2011-04-03 05:41:09Z

I am looking for information on Mary Dineen, born May 1870,
married on Dec 24, 1886 in Brooklyn
to Edward James Brown, born Jan, 1865
Both were Irish, either from Ireland or their parents from Ireland. They are my father's grandparents. Thanks!

Anne

Re: Patrick J. Dineen Macroom, Cork Co. Ireland

kabetzco — 2011-01-26 21:40:27Z

please keep in touch as we want to go back to Ireland and spend more time checking out the dineen family tree. My mother passed away and I have very little info. But was struck by how shocked people were in that area when they saw me. Would like to have met the gal that I so closely resembled to those people.

Re: Patrick J. Dineen Macroom, Cork Co. Ireland

EStaggs79 — 2011-01-26 17:26:20Z

Very interesting! My great grandfather Patrick left Ireland and came to America in 1910 on the Lusitania. I am not sure if he had siblings, I suspect he did, I have heard the name Timmy/Tommy, but had difficulty locating information. My familiy is going to Ireland in the spring I will have to look for the Dineen's Pub. How incredibly fun.
Thank you so much for sharing.
Erin

Re: Patrick J. Dineen Macroom, Cork Co. Ireland

kabetzco — 2011-01-25 21:33:16Z

I too have dineen relatives in ireland. When last there was told by owners of Dineen pub in macroom I looked exactly like the dineens (specifically a cousin of theirs). Would love to contact any dineens related to John Dineen (my grandfather) in that area. Late 1800s moved with some sibblings to America. Didnt have time to contact while over there.

Timothy Christopher Dineen

msdineen1 — 2010-12-30 06:38:49Z

My Grandfather and his older brother Cornelius were from Coachford County Cork. I am trying to find out their parents names. They arrived in 1928/29. Any information would be great!

Re: Patrick J. Dineen Macroom, Cork Co. Ireland

molljo1 — 2010-09-09 09:08:49Z

Hi, My father was Micheal O Duinnin who was born in Ballyvourney near Macroom. There are several Dineen families in that locality. His father who was Patrick married an Ellen Lynch from the area and his Uncle emigrated to America and died there.
Regards,

Re: Calling all Dineen relatives

JimDenning — 2010-08-18 21:07:14Z

you all should check out the dna project denning and variant

we are all connected

Re: Calling all Dineen relatives

dineenwimberly — 2010-08-16 20:39:47Z

Hello, I am Ingrid Dineen-Wimberly. I am the granddaughter of Maurice Gerarld Dineen and Louise Helene Beveridge Dineen. My grandfather was originally from County Cork. He settled in Brooklyn, NY. I remember some of his siblings names, which include: James (Jimmy), Rita, Mary,etc. His father's name was John Dineen.

Dineen married to Hayes (Kerry/USA)

eoinquilter — 2010-05-25 18:01:52Z

William/Bill? Dineen (may not even be right name) married ? Hayes in USA. Both were from Causeway Co. Kerry. They would have been born between 1875 and 1890 in Causeway, Co. Kerry. Any help would be great!

John Dineen

bowbit89 — 2010-05-02 19:24:31Z

My Great Great Grandfather was John J. Dineen, was married to Julia A. Corkery. Julia was born about 1822 in the UK but I don't know much about John. I know his son James F. Dineen was born in August 1955 in Canada, Married Margaret L. Hughes on 11 Nov 1861 in Massachusetts. Margaret Hughes was born 5 Nov 1862 and died 23 Oct 1902 of the "flu" that was rampant during that time. James F Dineen died on 18 Jan 1914. They were the parents of my grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Dineen, born 8 Aug 1882 in Massachusetts, Died 5 Aug 1953. Don't know if anyone has any further information on this Dineen family, or if this helps anyone else out.

Re: Din(n)een of Timoleague/Bandon, Co. Cork, Ireland

kelleyma — 2010-04-20 20:21:28Z

Thank you, Geri! The middle one is definitely my family. My great grandfather, John Joseph White, died of rabies at around 45 according to family lore. Margaret Dineen White was his wife, and my great grandmother. She was the only child born to Honora Dineen, according to one question on the census. You gave me several important pieces of info I did not know! I did not know the date of his death from rabies, but had guessed it was between 1900-1910. I did not know their address, or where he had been born in RI. The best piece of information was the name of Mary Fontneau, my great-great grandmother! I did not have her first or last name. She was never mentioned to my mother at all, leading us to think she might have been an Indian or First Nation member (from Canada), especially since my mother looked very much like that, with black hair, eyes, and high cheekbones. She was at least part French, from her name. Thank you so much! I am still looking for Honora Dineen's maiden name, or her husband's first name, or both....

Re: Calling all Dineen relatives

DuhTeacher — 2010-04-17 23:42:35Z

Hello there,
My name is Yvonne Powers. I am a Dineen and would love to find that side of my family. My grandfathers name was william and he married Alice Rita Doyle. They had William jr., Virginia and Jimmy, (jimmy was malformed and institutionalized). My mom, Virginia, passed away last october and I'd really like to find her fathers side of the family to connect with. Now William sr., my grandfather, was said to have been a drinker, truck driver and may have died due to hitting his head, maybe in a bar. I know he had a brother George. I have found the 1930's census record and see the names for tom and marys children: margaret, william, nellie, francis, and george. I know that my grandfather had a brother george and some sisters, but I don't know any. I'm just finding out who's who on my moms side. I didn't grow up with her, rather a step family and I'm trying to find my blood roots. If any of these names connect with you, will you please let me know? I'm using my cousins info on here so please email me at my addy: poohter@aol.com

Re: Din(n)een of Timoleague/Bandon, Co. Cork, Ireland

EStaggs79 — 2010-04-16 17:27:50Z

Sorry for the late response, but this is not part of my family line. Good luck with your search. :)
Erin

Re: Din(n)een of Timoleague/Bandon, Co. Cork, Ireland

EStaggs79 — 2010-04-16 17:26:48Z

I wish it did ring a bell, but my Margaret Dineed was born in Caraseveen, Ireland. Good luck with the search.
Erin

Re: Din(n)een of Timoleague/Bandon, Co. Cork, Ireland

GClarke688 — 2010-04-16 02:54:05Z

I checked the Massachusetts Vital Records on the New England Hist. & Gen. society web site for VR for Attleborough, MA an found these.

Attleborough, MA, Vol. 415, Pg. 124
m. Corrected date 2 May 1891 - William H. Brown - res. Attleborough - 35 - Jeweler - b. Ireland - son of Daniel & Nabby (Gurry) Brown and Lillie Dineen - res. Attleborough - 24 - Jeweler - b. Oswego, New York - dau. of Timothy & Norah (Woods) 1st. marriage for both m. by John O'Connell, rector of St. Johns Ch., Attleboro.

Attleborough, MA, Vol. 3, Pg. 99
d. 10 July 1906 - John Joseph White - 46 yrs., 1 mo. & 8 days - d. at 88 Hazel St., Attleborough - also his res. - married - b. Shannock, RI - son of Joseph, b. Canada & Mary (Fontneau) b. Canada - Jewler - informant Margaret White - Burial 12 July 1906 at St. Marys', Attleborough. He was attended 8 July - 10 July - Primary cause of death Rabies.

1880 Census Pg. 22 Oswego, Oswego Co., NY West 7th St., (138-176-187)

Deneen Timothy 59 Laborer He & par. b. Ireland
Nora 49 She & par. b. Ire.
Daniel 18 Son " b. NY
Mary 15 Dau. b. NY
Eliza 13 Dau School b. NY
Woods James 25 Boarder Laborer b. NY

Shannock, RI is a section of Richmond, Washington Co., RI.

Hope this helps.

Geri

Re: Din(n)een of Timoleague/Bandon, Co. Cork, Ireland

kelleyma — 2010-04-15 00:02:41Z

Hi, my great-great grandmother was Honora Dineen, but I do not know her maiden name, nor do I know her husband's first name. She was from either County Kerry or County Cork in Ireland, and immigrated to the US in 1853. She had a daughter, Margaret Dineen, in 1860 in Oswego, New York. She was living with her daughter and her daughter's husband, John Jay White in 1900 in Attleboro, Mass. Does this ring any bells with your info.?

kelleyma

Re: Dineene (or Dineen) families

suzie621 — 2010-04-12 02:43:55Z

My fathers name was Daniel Patrick Dineen had to brothers Raymond and Bart and i think his mothers name was Mary McLaughlin and fathers name jerimiah (but not sure) i think they were from County Cork Ireland but grew up in England. I grew up in Preston, Lancashire, UK and we immigrated to Australia in 1972. I think both brther have past away and so has my father. He would of been in his late 80's if still alive.

Dineene (or Dineen) families

scubajags — 2010-03-27 18:10:14Z

Looking for any information on Maurice (sometimes went by Morris) Stephen Dineen (or Dineene), born in 1844 in Ireland married to Catherine Walsh who was born in Ireland around 1847 and they came to the US around 1865/66.

Wash/Dineen families

scubajags — 2010-03-27 03:29:22Z

Maurice Dineen married Catherine Walsh Dineen in Ireland and they came to the US approximately 1864 settling in Ohio. I'm told they may have been from Cork County? in Ireland. Maurice died in 1905, Catherine in 1918. I'm searching for information on who their parents were and when they were married. They were my great-grandparents. I have not been able to get past this information. I do no have any idea what their middle names may have been. Any information on either of these names would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Dineens, Dinneens, Deneens from Dingle peninsula

kelleyma — 2010-03-04 13:22:46Z

Hi, my Dineens were supposed to be from near there in County Kerry, I think. My mother mentioned the town name of Tralee. One of my ancestors was an Honora Dineen, and she immigrated to the US, and in 1860 had a daughter, Margaret, in Oswego, NY. I do not know who her father was, but Honora migrated in about 1853, and I am uncertain if she was married to a Dineen in Ireland or married one here, but putting that together with my mother's town info, perhaps they were married in Ireland. I do not know Honora's maiden name, and Margaret was an only child. Any of this sound familiar...???? Margaret lived later in Mass. and married a Canadian Frenchman, last name of White.

Mary Kelley

Re: Information

mcahoon178 — 2010-02-28 21:59:56Z

My first time on this site, but I am amazed so far by the information read. My grandfather was a Dineen on my mothers side, and my grandfather on my fathers side is a Cahoon , I am anticipating reviewing more information on this site and finding out things about my ancestors and distant relatives.

Information

ejohnston28 — 2010-02-28 16:45:40Z

Looking for anyone with information about Edward Dineen. First marriage to Marguerite Looney - divorced. I think was originally from Kinsale Eire.

Also:

Samuel Calhoun. Born 1911 in Ohio. Father Marshall Calhoun from Donegal and mother named Mary.

Re: JOHN DINEEN

kelleyma — 2010-02-22 19:09:10Z

Hi,

In answering your message sent about Michael and Honora Dineen, and their daughter Margaret (1862), my ancestor Margaret (L. if think was her middle initial), was born about 1860, but was yours born in Oswego, N.Y.? I am 98% certain that mine was, and she married a Canadian Frenchman whose family had immigrated in the previous generation (John J. White). So many Irish were named Margaret or Michael it is hard to trace some of these folks....

Thanks,

Mary
tednmaryank@aol.com

Re: JOHN DINEEN

jdining1 — 2010-02-22 17:53:56Z

My family name has been spelled many ways. Dining, Dinan, Dineen, Dynan etc but there is a Michael 1818 and his wife Honora 1823 and they have a daughter Margaret 1862.

James Dining

Re: JOHN DINEEN

kelleyma — 2010-02-14 22:37:21Z

There is a John Dineen (Dennen, etc.) buried at Togus military cemetary in Maine. Born sometime around 1824 I think. I am not sure if he is my relative. I am looking for the husband of Honora Dineen and father of Margaret Louise Dineen.

See US military records...he died in 1903, was apparently in the Civil War.

Re: CAN'T FIND PATRICK

RobertJerin — 2009-12-24 13:47:44Z

The port of entry really had nothing to do with where they ended up. The port of entry depended on which steamship company was selling tickets near the immigrants place of origin.

Baltimore was another port of entry on the east coast as well as Canadian ports. Gulf ports were Galveston TX, New Orleans LA, as well as San Francisco and Seatle on the west coast. And on some occasions immigrants crossed the border with Mexico, having originally gone to places such as Argentina.

Robert Jerin
Croatian Heritage Museum
Cleveland Ohio

Re: CAN'T FIND PATRICK

BarbaraNelson57 — 2009-12-24 13:03:38Z

If your running up against a brick wall searching in NY, maybe you should look into ports of Boston and other like Phil. Pa, which really aren't all that far from NY, and they could have traveled to NY by train after arriving.

Just an idea. Because I ran into that situation awhile ago, only I thought mine had come into Boston(as thats where they wound up) but they went through Ellis Island.

Good Luck
Barbara

Info needed on John DINEEN in Suffield, Hartford, CT

aestalnaker — 2009-11-18 18:22:37Z

Looking for information on the DINEEN family located in and around Enfield/Suffield, Hartford, CT.

Appearing in the 1870 census in Enfield, Hartford, CT are:

DENIN, Julia 62
, John 40
, James 30
, Abby 26

I can account for the eventual whereabouts for all but John (although any additional information would be welcome!). I am trying to ascertain the lineage of the John that appears in this census. The James and Abby listed are the children of Julia (and her husband James, deceased), but I can’t verify the same for John nor track him definitively from this census forward.

I keep getting this John confused with a John DENEEN (DINEEN) that appears in this same general area (Suffield, Hartford, CT) beginning in the 1880 census, along with wife Mary and children Jerry, Mary Ann, Julia and John. However I can’t get the ages to match up. This John is listed as age 48 in the 1880 census, age 52 (b. Dec. 1847) in the 1900 census and 65 in the 1910 census.

I am trying to verify/disprove if the John listed in the 1870 census in the household of Julia is, in fact, her son. Also to verify/disprove if the John DINEEN listed repeatedly in the Suffield census over the years 1880-1910 is this same individual – the son of Julia Casey DINEEN and James DINEEN (deceased prior to 1870).

Any and all help/suggestions would be very much appreciated!

Re: Michael Dineen

hzirish — 2009-10-26 20:30:54Z

I am looking for a Michael Dineen too. He married Ellen Connelly in Ireland. He was born in the 1890s.

Martin Lacey

mpedro62 — 2009-10-13 00:09:52Z

I'm looking for information on a Mary DINEEN, born about 1844, died in 1923 in Cayuga County, NY. Mary was married to Martin LACEY, who was born in Ireland about 1832.

I believe they were married in 1875 in Cayuga County. Wondering if anyone has either of these folks in their trees.

Re: Dineen-, Co. Limerick

janfortado — 2009-08-29 20:33:33Z

Greg, we are probably talking about the same extended family. The townland of Coolavehy, where I found an Ellen Dineen, at the time of the 1911 Census is in the RC parish of Glenroe and Ballyorgan. These were separate parishes that were combined at some point in time. I am sure that your "Glenrow" is Glenroe. The civil parish for this area is Kilflyn. In 1911, Ellen was a widow with children Maurice Dineen, age 19. Mary Ellen was 15 and John 12. I kept putting in names on a genealogy site and discovered the husband's name was Denis. I can't tell what Ellen's maiden name was without sending for a record. I would guess that this might have been a Dineen family that did not emigrate. I wonder if anyone from that family is still in the area. Jan

Re: CAN'T FIND PATRICK

DingevansBaker — 2009-08-10 18:07:15Z

DEAR LOSTQUAYS,
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS INFORMATION. I WILL CERTAINLY LOOK AT THIS RECORD.
SINCERELY
ELAINE

Re: CAN'T FIND PATRICK

LostQuays — 2009-08-10 06:27:34Z

A possibility?

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957
about Patk Dincen

Name: Patk Dincen
Arrival Date: 2 Apr 1886
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1867
Age: 19
Gender: Male
Port of Departure: Liverpool, England and Queenstown, Ireland
Destination: United States of America
Place of Origin: Ireland
Ethnicity/Race-
/Nationality: Irish
Ship Name: Wisconsin
Search Ship Database: Search the Wisconsin in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: New York
Line: 12
Microfilm Serial: M237
Microfilm Roll: M237_493
List Number: 337
Port Arrival State: New York
Port Arrival Country: United States

Source Citation: Year: 1886; Arrival: New York , United States; Microfilm serial: M237; Microfilm roll: M237_493; Line: 12; List number: 337.

Source Information:
Ancestry.com. New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006.

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The cousins may have been on the ship "City of Chester" in 1884.

Re: CAN'T FIND PATRICK

DingevansBaker — 2009-08-10 00:31:46Z

HELLO,
JUST SAW YOUR MESSAGE WILL LOOK AT CASTLE GARDEN AGAIN. I WAS LOOKING FOR 1884 IMMIGRATION. I KNOW HE WASN'T EIGHT YEARS OLD BECAUSE HE WAS BORN IN MARCH 1867. BUT, I HAVE FOUND SO MANY MISTAKES WITH DATES AND AGES. THANK YOU

Re: CAN'T FIND PATRICK

Bieliauskaite — 2009-08-09 12:34:55Z

Did you see the Castle Garden arrival of Pat Dineen on 6/12/1883? His age on the data base is 8, perhaps a mistake? He is traveling with other Dineen family on the ship Belgravia, but the data base does not indicate any relationships, or where they were going to, so it may be hard for you to connect to this information.

CAN'T FIND PATRICK

DingevansBaker — 2009-08-07 13:59:55Z

I know my G-grandfather left Ireland for New York in 1884. Some documents such as 1910 Census states he left Ireland in 1884. But I can not find PATRICK FRANCIS DINEEN in any ships list at ANCESTRY.COM or any other sites that I have searched. PLEASE help me find him! He settled in Brooklyn, NY. He was born in Ardfert, Kerry, Ireland in 1867. He did not travel here with anY siblings, because his parents and siblings immigrated here in 1886, but he might have come with cousin, last name of RIORDAN or possibly a DINEEN uncle, I know he had a relative named JOHN DINEEN. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
Elaine
e-mail ebbb1147@aol.com

Re: Help with Dineens

rabmab1991 — 2009-07-30 17:08:00Z

Any relation to John Dineen? Are there any Carrig's in your family tree?

Help with Dineens

louisedineen76 — 2009-07-24 10:59:01Z

Hi I am hoping someone out there can help with a look up when or if they are in ireland. I am trying to trace a birth record for a Thomas Dineen born 1920 in Cork. I am aware that there are a lot on Dineens in Ireland, but any hints would be greatful. My dad only knows that his father was Thomas born in Cork around 1920, there are no names of parents to help me here either/..

Can anyone help??

Beccy Dineen

Dineen family of Ireland and toronto, Canada

kikoamoki — 2009-06-17 17:40:52Z

I now have some further information - seeking information on the family of Michael DINEEN and Honora MADDEN of Ireland. I think they were from Limerick, Ireland. Honora Madden appears in 1861, 1871 and 1881 census records but as wife of Patrick Boyle so Michael Dineen must have died before 1861. They had at least two daughter, Mary and Johanna who married brothers in the Coady Family in Toronto in the early 1860s. Family was here by 1861 as they appear in 1861 Ontario census. 1852 census for Toronto is lost.

Would love to find out more information on this family.

Michael

Johannah Dineen married to Patrick Coady - Toronto

kikoamoki — 2009-06-01 11:33:16Z

Seeking information on Johannah Dineen who married Patrick Coady circa 1862. Patrick had passed away by 1881 as he Johannah is listed as a widow in 1881 Census. They had the following children: Mary (c 1863), Michael (c 1864), John (c 1867) and Thomas (c 1869).

Wondering if the following entry in St. Michael's Cemetery records might be Patrick:

Patrick Coady d. May 8, 1872, aged 40 years, b. Ireland, 78 Beech St. Toronto.

Re: Dineen in Massachusetts

bogan113 — 2009-05-31 21:46:12Z

You relied to the wrong person, you should have repkied to Kisa. I hope she gets your message! Peggy

Re: Dineen in Massachusetts

ddriviello — 2009-05-31 19:57:04Z

Lisa,

You are correct. Mary Dineen is the daugther of Patrick Dineen (born around 1892 in County Cork, Irenland) and Mary (Minnie) Killoran born around 1896 in County Sligo. Minnie's sister Lizzie married Patrick's brother Jack, and they are my father's parents, so Mary is my father's first cousin on both sides. How much more info would you like on Mary Kelly? I am in touch with her daughter now, and would be happy to find more out from her.

Danette