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Re: Looking for Dohoney

keltucky — 2009-11-07 23:20:01Z

I originally posted looking for my grt grt grandfather under a previous screen name. i havent had any concrete evidence of who he was. Since I found issues of the adair county newspaper online I feel I have made a little progress. There was a man,Forest Dohoney, that left Adair for Texas in Feb of 1901, my grt grandfather was born in May of 1901. So Im thinking he got out of time about the time my grt grt grandmothers pregnancy began to show. Im not sure if this Dohoney is related to you, Id have to to a bit more looking to know. My grandmother and her family has mentioned a Chapman Dohoney before. I believe her family farm, The Willis Farm, was next to some Dohoneys.

Chapman Dohoney/Harriet Price

kburingrud — 2009-05-24 06:21:03Z

Searching for information regarding the wife of Chapman Dohoney, Harriet Price. Any info is appreciated

1. Harriet Price (b.1794-Virginia;d.1845)
sp: Chapman Dohoney (b.1793-Orange County,Virginia;m.1816;d.1854-Adair County,Kentucky)
2. Thomas R Dohoney (b.1818-Adair County,Kentucky)
2. Nancy Jane Dohoney (b.1819-Adair County,Kentucky)
2. Napoleon B. Dohoney (b.1822-Kentucky)
sp: Talitha C. Ingram (b.1829-Kentucky;m.1843)
2. George Washington Dohoney (b.1823-Adair County,Kentucky)
2. Josephine M.L. Dohoney (b.1830-kentucky)
2. Frances Dohoney (b.1832-Adair County,Kentucky)
2. Benjamin F. Dohoney (b.1836)

Re: Looking for Dohoney

judybug1949 — 2008-08-16 03:11:06Z

It's been 8 years since your post, but I've just started researching my genealogy. My father, Wm. Alfred Dohoney was born in in Kentucky in 1906. His parents were Louis Chapman Dohoney (b 30 Nov 1870) and Velonia B. Clark. Louis' parents were N. G. Dohoney b. 1839) and Catherine Price. Any connections?

Dohoney Family in Chicago - John Dohoney & Bridget Burke

marie_ventura — 2004-12-18 04:36:03Z

Hello - I'm looking for any information or descendants of John Dohoney and Bridget Burke, both born in Ireland. John was born March 1840 according to the 1900 census, and came to the US in the 1860's. He married Bridget Burke but that may have been a second marriage. They had children: Laurence, James, William, John, Margaret, Mary, Stephen, Thomas, Catherine, and Martin. They lived at 220 Swan St., Town of Lake, Chicago. Many of the children died young, including Margaret, my ancestor, who died of TB at the age of 33. Margaret married John Joseph O'Connell on May 21, 1903 at St. Cecelia's Church, Chicago. Please write with any information. Thank you.

Re: Dohoney

XMASPASTMARY — 2004-02-12 14:40:56Z

Am interested in Dehoneys in Adair and Scott co. Ky. Husbands family tie in with Dehoneys and Ramseys. Fielding Ramsey married Nancy Dehone, father James while living in Indep/ Mo. Any line or help much appreciated.

Dohoney of Toronto

@@schernie@hotmail.com — 2003-01-03 22:23:16Z

Hi I am looking for Heeney's ?. In the 1881 census of Canada St. Lawrence ward , Toronto York,Ontario I found Patrick Dohoney 35 b .Ireland and Margaret 32 b. Ontario (wife) children Sarah 7 , Margaret 5, Julia 4 and they had a James Heeney 73 b. 1808 Ireland (could be Margaret is his daughter) looking to find out about this person .I have a Thomas Heeney b. 1801 in Ireland (maybe brothers) he lived in Wellington county Ontario . Any help would be great thanks Sandra

Re: Dohoney - grandfather

2002-12-02 02:42:03Z

Hi Joe,
Nice to hear from you! I've been attempting to research both Dohoney and Kruczek off and on, when I have a chance for the past few years. Aunt Pat sent me your address about 8 or 9 months ago because she said you were doing the same thing, but it's not good anymore. Can you e-mail your new address to me at Dikruz@aol.com? Also, I have some old photos I can scan and make copies of if you'd like. Thanks, Diane

Re: Dohoney - grandfather

2002-12-01 17:55:03Z

Hi Diane! I was doing some searches on Google and entered "Winkofske" and came upon your posted message. I have been doing a lot of research on the family and would be happy to share what I've found so far. John Joseph Dohoney was christened in Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago on 29 May 1892. All I know of his first wife is that her last name might have been Downey. They had 3 kids: Bernice, who died in 1967, William(later Bill Fitzgerald) and John (later Patrick) - all are now deceased. He married Jessie (our gm) on 3 Jan 1923 @ Our Lady of Sorrows in Chicago. His parents were William A. Dohoney (1 Nov 1865 - 8 Nov 1930) and Annie Lynch (circa 1864-5 - 27 Feb 1907). I even know that William's parents were born in Ireland - Thomas Dohoney (circa 1837 - 13 Feb 1886) was born in County Kilkenny and his wife was Catherine (Katie) Burke. I'm heading out now but will give you more info in the future if you'd like to correspond. Take Care and say hi to your Mom and Dad and Jim!
Your Cousin, Joe

Re: Dohoney - grandfather

2002-05-26 19:14:59Z

Diane, how strange to see that my father's name is the same as your grandfather's. But my dad was born in Cinncinnati in 1918 and died in New York in 1995. He never talked about grandparents, but made some passing reference to Edward M. Doheny of Teapot Dome infamy (an oil deal/scandal in the 1920's, I believe). I think we were led to believe we might be related to him, possibly a brother of my grandfather. I don't know that we might be related, since times, dates and cities don't seem right, but please reply, maybe we'll dig up something else!

DEHONEY/DOHONEY

LauraJensen65 — 2001-11-10 00:33:57Z

LOOKING FOR ANY ONE RELATED TO JACOBUM DEHONEY MARRIED TO ZOE BRUNO

Dohoney - grandfather

2001-08-10 13:48:16Z

I'm am looking for any information about my grandfather, John Joseph Dohoney, born - May 7th, 1892, died - January 27, 1961 in Chicago, Illinois. Anything would be helpful, my mom doesn't know much about his past except he was married and had 2 sons (her 1/2 brothers) then his wife died and he remarried (I think her mother's maiden name was Winkofske?). My mother has(d) two brothers (Richard (deceased) and Tommy and two sisters (Pat and Ethel (deceased). I'd like to find out about his parents, siblings, when he moved to Chicago, etc. Thanks!

Looking for Dohoney

myraellensparks — 2001-08-08 10:52:47Z

I am in search of an adult, last name Dohoney, that lived in So.Kentucky possibly counties Greene and Adair prior to 1901. Its thought he moved west 1900-1901 where or how far is unknown. Please any info would be appreciated!!! Please help me fill in a hole in my family????

Dohoney

myraellensparks — 2001-08-08 10:52:47Z

The reason I am looking for Dohoney is my grt grt grandfather was said to be a Dohoney. He never married my grt grt grandmother, I have only heresay to go by. All that is certain is he was a Dohoney. You help is appreciated. Thnkx Heather

Cornelius Dohoney South Australia

2000-12-06 05:02:17Z

Reseach Cornelus dohoney who came to South Australia in 1855 on board the "Bee" with his wife Mary Nee Murphy and their infant child also named Mary. His fathers name was William and shipping records show they came from Tipperary Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Dohoney

2000-11-20 07:36:35Z

My great-great grandfather was Franlin Pierce Dehoney from Milltown-Gradyville area of Adair County. I have some information on his brothers, sisters, and offspring. My great-great grandmother was Mollie Flowers who died having my great-grandmother Cora Caldwell. The Adair Co. Historical Society is very informative. Randy Flowers is you should contact at the Adair County Library.