Dwyer - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Graceville, Minnesota Dwyers

leighcrutch — 2009-11-04 18:35:45Z

Unfortunately, I don't believe that the above link that I posted worked, so look up the WorldConnect info. for John or Sylvester Dwyer and then you can see it. It was posted by SiouxCitySue.

Also, a few things I forgot to mention in the above post:

John Dwyer was born in 1888 or 1889. His birthplace is listed as Graceville, MN on my document, and his age is listed as 33 yrs. of age in 1921. Mary Murray's is listed as 28 yrs.

It's also stated that John Dwyer was a truck driver for Standard Oil. Mary was a housewife.

Edna Finley Dwyer was born in ND in 1926 and died in Los Angeles in 1957. Her maiden name was Bucholtz. I have a different document that lists her maiden name as Fey. I'm not certain which one is correct as I now have conflicting info.

Re: Graceville, Minnesota Dwyers

leighcrutch — 2009-11-03 23:01:41Z

Richard, first, thank you so much for posting this thread! You have no idea what this info. means to me.

I believe I have a few answers for you regarding John Joseph Dwyer of Great Falls, Montana.

He married Mary Johanna Murray, and they had six to eight children, some in MN, and some in ND. Their names were Beatrice, Clyle, Joe, Sylvester, Cyril and Patrick. I have a copy of a document that states that there were eight children living, but Sylvester's obit. lists six. Please see link for John below:

http://www.worldconnect.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cg...

Mary Johanna Murray died in Los Angeles in 1988.

John and Mary had Cyril Dwyer in 1921 in Tintah, MN. Cyril married Edna Fey or Finley in ND and they had a son, Daniel John Dwyer in ND in 1949. They later moved to the Los Angeles area. Dan died in a car accident in San Jose, CA in 1976. Cyril died in Oroville, Butte Co. CA. in 1995, after previously living in Sunnyvale, Ca. He had a second spouse named Lavonne.

Richard, if you or ANYONE else has any other information for me regarding this family line, PLEASE post it here or contact me directly at: leighcrutch@yahoo.com

Thank you so much!

Helen Frances Dwyer obit (1920-2009)

barefoot60 — 2009-10-30 19:13:29Z

CHESTERTOWN, Md. - Helen Frances Dwyer, 88, of Chestertown, died Oct. 28, 2009, in Chester River Hospital, Chestertown. Mrs. Dwyer was born on Nov. 8, 1920, in Chestertown, daughter of the late Ernest 'Ike' and Lillie Strong. She had worked as a secretary for 40 years. From 1949 to 1974 she traveled with her husband while he was in the Armed Services, returning to Chestertown after his retirement. She was a member of Emmanuel Church. She was preceded in death by her husband of 25 years, James Dwyer in 1974. Mrs. Dwyer is survived by her cousin, Ringgold Strong of Chestertown; her caregivers, Shirley and Dale Nicholson of Chestertown; and special friend, Rev. Karen Dize. A graveside service will be 11 a.m., Monday, Nov. 2, in St. Paul's Cemetery, 7600 Sandy Bottom Rd., Chestertown. Arrangements by Galena Funeral Home of Stephen L. Schaech.

Re: Bangor-Brewster Dwyer

duncandwyer — 2009-10-13 02:08:34Z

I'm a Dwyer from the Bangor/Brewer area. Donald J. Dwyer, Jr. is my father. His father (known as "Uncle Pete") is my brother's namesake.

I don't have much info and I'm NOT in contact with my father, but I'd be happy to chat.

All my best,
-Duncan Dwyer

Re: DWYER in Kerry

MichaelFrancisDwyer — 2009-09-30 19:50:57Z

This Thomas Dwyer is not one I recognize among the various County Kerry Dwyers. Have you tried to find a naturalization record that might give his county of origin?

Joseph Dwyer/Dwire, Margaret Edington, Waterford, Pulman Band

Cithia_P — 2009-09-30 03:22:55Z

Joseph Dwyer was born in Co. Waterford, Ireland, married Margaret Edington from Galway. Was in the British Military and later in Quebec was in The Royal Canadian Rifles. Came to London, Ontario about 1861-66 where he joined the RCR's again.

Need parents names and where they lived in Waterford.

Apparently my grandfather John William Dwyer used to visit relatives in Chicago in 1890's - also Dwyers. While in Chicago he joined the Pulman Band.........? I have a picture of him in the uniform. Anyone heard of the Pulman Band?

Re: DWYER in Kerry

hankc918 — 2009-09-29 20:08:07Z

Bobbie,

I am not aware of any connections between my Dwyer bunch & yours in CT.

Hank

Re: DWYER in Kerry

bnb2054 — 2009-09-29 03:36:56Z

I am just now reading your message about the Dwyers from Kerry. I have been looking for a Thomas Dwyer christened 4 June 1851 or 52. He and his parents I think came to Boston. Information says his mother was Honora Silver. He is my g grandfather. I have information on him from 1879 forward until his death.

For six years I have not been able to find his life before 1879 except information that was in his obiturary and from my grandmother.

His obit says when he was quite young he went to NYC and worked as reporter on the NY Times for several years. He joined the French army and served in the Franco-Prussian war, being at the battle of Sedan and siege of Paris. In later life he owned a marble company and made elaborate marble carving and engraving for cemeteries. I have the door stop he made for my grandmother.

My grandmother said when he went to private Catholic school in Hartford, CT. When it came time for him to continue on and study for the priesthood he told his father he would not become a priest. His father told him to leave home and to never return. This is when he went to NYC.

I have from Hartford,CT where Thomas and Margaret Dwyer had a baby girl Oct.11, 1854 with his occupation being a artisan. April 19, 1855 Thomas Dwyer had a baby boy and listed Thomas occupation artisian.

I think my Thomas's father may have been a marble worker also or some extended member of his family was..

I would appreciate any help you can give me and I would think family members siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, would like to know what happened to him.

Bobbie

Re: Thomas Dwier, ca. 1780's-1820's, Pike Run Twp., Wash. Co., Pa.

gddix13 — 2009-09-27 05:09:04Z

There may be a connection. My Thomas is listed in Fallowfield Twp. (later split into Pike Run Twp.) Washington Co., Pa. Tax Roll in 1786. He then is listed in the 1790 Census. He later patented land around 1797 in Pike Run Twp.

In the Wash. Co. Orphan's Court records (Book B, p. 228)of Mar 1809 he is listed as died intestate (without a will) with debts. The Court ordered 100 acres to be sold to pay debts and to support his minor children. Of course -they are not named!

I believe that my proven ancestor, William, born ca. 1806 in Pa. and lived in Pike Run Twp. was the above Thomas Dwier's son. It is also possible that your Thomas was an older brother to my William -the time frame would be right. Please email me directly with your thoughts on this matter.

Re: Thomas Dwier, ca. 1780's-1820's, Pike Run Twp., Wash. Co., Pa.

gddix13 — 2009-09-27 05:08:16Z

Searching for Eugene Nathan Dwyer

chrisystrycharz — 2009-09-27 02:35:09Z

This is Christina Anne Dwyer-it is now Christina Strycharz. I have been searching for my biological father for many years. I have seen on different websites that he has also been searching for me-but unfortunately my contact information has changed. I can be reached at Kryssii99@yahoo.com or chrisystrycharz@live.com . If u are still out there looking for me Daddy, I hope you find this message.

Re: Thomas Dwier, ca. 1780's-1820's, Pike Run Twp., Wash. Co., Pa.

janemariehoward54 — 2009-09-27 01:53:03Z

I wonder if this person ties in with my family. My ancestor is Thomas E. Dwyre, born 14 Nov 1795 in Pennsylvania. He married Margaret B. Carter in Kentucky. They moved to Ohio, then on to Johnson County, Indiana, where he died about 1846.

Thomas Dwier, ca. 1780's-1820's, Pike Run Twp., Wash. Co., Pa.

gddix13 — 2009-09-25 04:15:58Z

I am looking for information concerning this individual. I am hoping to connect him with a William Dwyer (1806-1846) who also resided in Pike Run Twp., Washington Co., Pa.

DWYER William L W W II * Sergeant

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-18 13:43:59Z

DWYER William L W W II * Sergeant

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Tipperary Dwyers, Ryan and Whites

madwyer33 — 2009-09-18 00:44:06Z

My ggg grandfather is from that area his name was Phillip Dwyer moved to missouri 1848. He was a tennant on a farm owned by Ryans in ireland.
Mark Dwyer
madwyer33@yahoo.com
one of ther daughters was Honora?

DWYER Nell

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-09-17 19:49:09Z

DWYER Nell

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: FYI - Dwyer family from Ireland in 1851 Canadian Census

ppkk41 — 2009-09-16 05:55:11Z

My grandmother was Annie Dwyer and one of her sisters was called Briget Dwyer.Annie never married but gave birth to 2 daughters ( Marion ) and ( Nora ) . We have heard rumors through the family of a son also . They were living in Newfoundland when the family come over from Ireland . As an adult , Annie moved to Halifax , Nova Scotia . Do you know if these 2 sisters ( Annie and Brigit ) are from the family you are mentioning ? The ages and dates seem to fit . Any info would be appreciated...Thank-you

Re: Dwyers in Nova Scotia

3ErinKing — 2009-09-12 11:49:42Z

My grandfather was Andrew (Andy) Dwyer of New Glasgow. His parents were John Dwyer (1880-1972) & Catherine Murphy (b. 1896-1960). John Dwyer's parents were Andrew J. Dwyer (1845-1922) and Margaret MacKinnon (b.1852). Andrew J. Dwyer's parents were John Dwyer (1798-1880) & Flora MacArthur (b. 1811). John Dwyer's parents were Matthew Dwyer (1773-1885) & Sarah. It is believed Matthew came over from Ireland. He settled in Pine Tree Gut, near Merigomish, N.S.

Re: Dwyer Family Callan Kilkenny

gd0111e8324 — 2009-07-31 23:09:08Z

Hi Rick
Perhaps there is an outside chance that your William Dwyer is linked to the Dwyers of Ballina where my great grandad Wm Dwyer was drowned in 1901 At that time my Grandad George Dwyer was 30
Wm had 6 sons in the British Army and was commended for this by the Queen
His Dad may also have been called William as there appears to have been a family tradition that the first born son was named after the paternal grandad and the first born girl after the maternal grandma
Hope this helps....
Gerry Dwyer
Livingston Scotland

DWYER, Thomas, descendants

maajw — 2009-06-29 03:55:42Z

I am searching for descendants of Thomas DWYER, born of irish parents in NY 1847(father was Jeremiah) died NY about 1900, married Mary Wiegand, NY about 1870. The couple lived in Manhattan, Mary appears as a widow with some of her children, in Bronx.
children:
Charles, born NY about 1873
Mary, born NY about 1877
William, born NY about 1879
Joseph, born NY about 1884
Frank/Francis, born NY about 1889
Arthur, born NY about 1892

Re: Dwyer, William 1885 and John 1855 born Liverpool

nangles1 — 2009-09-06 23:13:47Z

Chris,

Your out to lunch here mate. Here's the correct family tree for our Dwyer side:

John Joseph Dwyer b. 1887 d. 1949 married Hannah Jones b. 1889 d. 1973.

John Jospeh Dwyer was our Great-Grandfather. I well remember visiting Hannah before we left for Canada in 1966. She lived in the tennements in the Dingle, and she was known in the family as "Nini Dwyer".

Johb Joseph and Hannah had the following children:

John Edward Dwyer b. 18 May 1909 d. 24 Aug 1957
James Dwyer b. 1911
Margaret Dwyer b. ??
Phoebe Dwyer b. 1916 d. 1964
Michael Dwyer b. 1926 d. 1973
Joseph Dwyer b. 1929

All births, marriages and deaths for this branch of the family where in Liverpool.

If you want the full Dwyer tree let me know and I'll send it to you. I've done a ton of work on it over the past few years.

Cheers,
Bill

Dwyer

boots911 — 2009-05-19 18:26:19Z

Hello;
I know of a Philip Dwyer in Kitchener , Ontario but don't know if he is on any Ancestry sites. I actually was wanting to ask you if you could tell me where I could get some assistance in finding out some information on relatives who lived in New Glasgow and at least one of them was born there in 1924. Their surname is Wilford. Wilford's who now live in Scranton,PA still own the land although no one lives there as far as I know. If I am able to get the lot or address or Roll number could you tell me how to find out more about the property and possibly their history there?

My name is Brenda Doyle and I live in Ontario and you can contact me at boots911@xplornet.com

Sincerely,

Brenda Doyle

Re: Dwyer / O'Dwyer

margaretspearin — 2009-06-21 00:13:39Z

hi Sue
I think yoy should contact patriciaspearin@yahoo.com as she may have further information about your family

Margaret

Re: Albert J Dwyer Carpenter , Mary A Donnelly, NYC 1880s 1900s

StevenDwyer1974 — 2009-08-29 23:45:34Z

I am replying to my own message. I have found out my great great grandfather was born in Rensselaer county, Upstate New York. The years were between about 1855 and 1885. His parents names were Thomas Dwyer , sometiems spelled Dewyer. His mother was Jane Mc Nerheny. The McNerheny family also lived in the area and she had a brother named William. I think my Great Great Grandfather Albert also went by the name James as his middle name. He had a brother named Eugene , Fred (b1875) , sisters Hannah (b1861)and Anges, Joseph (b1872), Frank and sister Ellen J(b1859) Dwyer. The brother Eugene J ( b 1864) worked with him in Manhattan in 1889 1890. They worked as a Union Carpeneter. Eugene lived in Waterbury Connecticut. If anyone has any information on Eugene Dwyers family please contact me

Re: any dwyers or o'dwyers e-mail me

barbeyre2006 — 2009-05-18 01:28:16Z

My mother is a Dwyer ... born in 1944. Her father was John Dwyer. All in Chicago. Mom goes by her adopted name.

However, my mother was adopted, so information on her biological (Dwyer) family is proving to be a challenge.

So, if anyone has Chicago Dwyers, with a John Dwyer and daughter, Rita, (there were other kids) ... I would like to swap info.

~ Barbara Eyre

Re: DWYER, FLEMING, BAYLIS, GACHO, McCORY, CARROLL SURNAMES IN NEW ORLEANS, LA.

GordonButler33 — 2009-09-11 20:11:11Z

I do not know if you are still interested, but my wife's grandmother was Mary Eva Dwyer. Her maiden name was McGory. She Married Richard Francis Dwyer 1896 in New Orleans. They later divorced and she moved to Houston, Texas. If you are interested, all of my information is listed under Butler-Hamilton in Ancestry.com.
Gordon Butler
gfbutlerjr@aol.com

Re: Thomas Dwyer & Mary Ruse/Rouse

gayedwyer — 2009-05-27 22:52:13Z

Hi, would love to hear from you have been researching this family for over 10 years

Thomas H. Dwyer, Palmer, Mass. - 1910 to 1930

clemon192 — 2009-09-01 03:03:53Z

I am looking for descendants of:
Thomas H. Dwyer, Steam Railroad Conductor B. 1873 BP. MA., Second Marriage to Margaret B. 1872, BP: NY (she had 2 children by a previous marriage, maiden Name unknown).
Thomas H and Margaret had 6 children:

Edna B. 1904 M. Robert Lemon, 2 children: Edward b. abt. 1928 and Richard B. 1932; Edna and Robert were living in Allston, MA 1932; Divorced abt. 1933. Edna Died of TB, Boston, MA. abt 1941. Edward Lemon had a daughter Patricia Lemon.

Thomas H. B. 1905 M. Silvia, two children: Vincent and Margaret B. abt. 1928, by 1930 had relocated to Barre, Vermont.

Helen B. 1907, Harald B. 1908
Hazel B. 1911 M. Jack Sheeran; D. May 9, 1989 - Holyoke, MA.
Henry B. 1922 - became Catholic Priest in Boston area.

I am Edna's granddaughter and would like to connect with her siblings children or grandchildren. I hope to abtain copies of family documents, especially any photos of Edna.

Re: Tipperary Dwyers, Ryan and Whites

nsedak — 2009-07-01 22:04:26Z

My gg grandfather, Jeremiah Dwyer, was born in Tipperary about 1817. He was a widower with a 3 year old son when he married Anna Rooney (my gg grandmother) in 1849 in St. Louis, Missouri.

He is my brick wall! I don't know when he came to the U.S. or where. The family story was that he brought the boy from Ireland, but I think he was actually born in Missouri.

Always looking for leads. Does anyone know how common a name Dwyer (or maybe O'Dwyer) was in Tipperary County?

Re: DWYER, Nora;Boffickil,Cork,IRL;c.1840-57

TMcGourin — 2009-05-25 05:28:22Z

This sounds like the book by Barbara Birmingham -- I think that the title is History of the Dwyer Family.

I also think that I know your grandfather -- age in the 70s and lives in California?

The John Dwyer that you mention (1844-1925) is my ggfather (and your grandfather's). Harold and his brother Gerald lived with my grandmother as teens.

I'm out of town at the moment, so don't have the book or the genealogy database at my fingertips. I do have pretty much the complete information on this family, except for recent births, marriages, and deaths.

Tom

Re: Dwyers in Ireland and West Midlands

awilliams200 — 2009-06-01 16:42:49Z

Hi,

It's been a long time since your original post so I hope your still interested. I've been researching my wife's family tree and I think that Patrick was her great great grandfather. Looking at the 1871 England Census when the family were living in Aston, Birmingham there appears to be a couple more children

Catherine b. abt 1860 in Cork and
William John b. abt 1856 in Brecon

I believe William John is my wife's great grandfather

I think this is right (I'm at work at the moment so I don't have all my documentation).

Please let me know if this fits with your current research.

Cheers,

Andy

DWYER / FORMOSA / WILLIAMS

Williams_Sagastume — 2009-06-23 16:36:56Z

My mother's mother was MIA MARGARET FORMOSA (DWYER) who came to the United States with her husband, an American Soldier in the Army Infantry - PFC TONY JOHN FORMOSA and their daughter MARGARET A FORMOSA (22 months of age).

TONY JOHN FORMOSA was returning to the States after World War II, they all sailed aboard the QUEEN MARY in 1946 to 3672 E, 144 Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

The ship manifest from the QUEEN MARY on what appears to read 3 FEB 1946 lists MIA M. M. FORMOSA's Nationality as BRITISH and gives her home address as: 18 Atholston Road, Worcester.

My mother is Barbara Joan WILLIAMS nee FORMOSA who attended ROCKY RIVER HIGH SCHOOL and she also has a brother whose name I believe to be TONY and lived in Cleveland, Ohio.

Please fee free to contact me with regards to any one of these individuals or if you believe we might be related.

Re: Tipperary Dwyers, Ryan and Whites

luapremloc — 2009-06-18 20:45:56Z

My ggrandfather was Cornelius, born around 1830's>he was a stow away sometime during the potato famine. He shows up in Western PA in the 1860 census. The story goes that he had a brother that was a priest in this area, and I found a Thomas Ryan, born in 1806 in Naaenagh Co., Tipperary Ireland. He was ordained in 1855nin Pgh, PA, died in 1883 in Altoona, PA.

Anything sound familiar? You can respond to dcauffiel@verizon.net. Thank you

Decendants of Frank Arthur Dwyer ????

tabbi0729 — 2009-07-31 18:01:25Z

I am looking for any decendants of my great great grandfather Frank Arthur Dwyer, I know his family hails from Ireland . He was born in new york . he was born on Jan 6 1892 . Married Hulda Bell Newell . His Daughter Virginia Louise Dwyer Yates was my great grandmother . All three lived and were buried in Maple Grove Cemetery in Lancaster Ohio.

Eliza Ann Dwyer b. Oct 1823

jbmail167 — 2009-07-30 20:40:53Z

Hello,

I'm looking for more info on Eliza Ann Dwyer b. Oct 1823 and I think married to James Wright b.1818 in England

With a son Daniel Webster Wright b. Jul 1843

Thank you,
Joanna

DWYER, Sameul C. Dwyer

lphillipson — 2009-08-28 19:52:02Z

In my last message I posted the wrong dates for Captain Samuel C. Dwyer. He was b. 1825 and d. 1862. I would like to know who his parents were and if they connect to my DWYER family.

Any information would be appreciated.

Thank you.

Re: Irene Dwyer

kathleen5852 — 2009-05-18 21:05:48Z

Correction to earlier post: Baptized at St. Vincent Ferrer in Manhattan.

Re: Irene Dwyer

kathleen5852 — 2009-05-18 20:45:38Z

Not much information. One document says her birth mother was born in Staten Island. My mother was baptized at St. Vincent's in Staten Island.
Kind of a sad situation as the home she was placed with was not the happiest. Her birth mother tried to make contact with her at least a couple of times. Her adoptive parents did not finalize the adoption for many years (after a contact attempt from her birth mother). Reading some accounts that the parents of some Orphan Train children were not told that they were giving up permanent custody makes one wonder.
I did learn recently of a report that a brother tried to make contact with her as an adult. Word has it that he was living in Denver. I'm guessing it would have been late '50s or early '60's. We don't have a name and apparently they never made contact.

Re: Mary Ann Dwyer m Richard Spray

rpatterson27 — 2009-08-30 17:11:53Z

I am a gr gr granddaughter of Richard Spray. I don't have a whole lot of info on them yet. It seems difficult to find.
My info I got from my Aunt.
From what I understand, Richard was born in County Cork, Ireland Bet. 1865 - 1871 and died in St.Johns, Newfoundland.
Mary Ann Dwyer was born in Dublin, Ireland. They had a son James like you said born 27 Nov 1865 in St. Johns, Newfoundland, Canada, died 19 Apr 1929 in Charlotte County, NB. He married Alice Maude Bradford who was born 29 Jan 1885 in Eastport, Maine, United States and died 06 Oct 1958 in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. They were married 05 Aug 1911 in Blacks Harbour, Charlotte County, Canada.
Children Frank, James, henry, Anna and Emma (there may be more). In my line frank is my grandfather who was born 24 Feb 1920 in Blacks Habour, Charlotte County, New Brunswick, Canada.

It may be by now you already have this information.
If you were able to go back further than Richard or Mary Ann please let me know

Re: Dwyer/O'Dwyer

Cecile_Mulcahy — 2009-06-27 12:06:24Z

Dear Veronica,

I am wondering if you are still looking for your great grandfather's family in Rathclough. I have some information if you are still there.

Cecile Mulcahy

Re: Tipperary Dwyers, Ryan and Whites

RichardCCasey — 2009-06-30 02:48:37Z

I have a Cornelius Dwyer I, b. 1823, Co. Tipperary m. my gg grandmother's (Bridget Hayes)sister Mary Jane Hayes. They were married 1851 Syracuse, NY and eventually settled in Alba Township, Henry County, IL.

I have no family information on Cornelius prior to his marriage.

Re: Tipperary Dwyers, Ryan and Whites

RichardCCasey — 2009-07-02 00:58:55Z

I believe Dwyer is quite common in Co. Tipperary.

Re: DWYER, Nora;Boffickil,Cork,IRL;c.1840-57

amberromo24 — 2009-05-24 01:33:48Z

I have a book given to me by my grandfather Robert T. Dwyer, which has alot of family history printed in it. It speaks of Richard Dwyer 1830-1870/1880, mary dywer 1832 twic to timothy, timothy dwyer 1832-1905,brigid dwyer 1839-1896 john dwyer 1844-1925 margaret dwyer 1846-1930..all of their children and gradnchildren...it speaks of many others Archbishop robert dwyerCathrine O'neil Dwyer mary sullivan john dwyer... but there are far too many for me to type right now. My grandfather grew up in detriot Michigan. His father i think his name was harold, was a doctor. I am very interested in learning more than what is in this book. There is a comedian I can't think of his name but his last name is dwyer and he very much looks like my grandfather. If anyone has any information let me know....

Re: DWYER, Nora;Boffickil,Cork,IRL;c.1840-57

amberromo24 — 2009-05-25 21:25:39Z

yes my grandfather just past away in dec, and he was the only one informing me of our famiy history. he was born nov 21 1927. he had 2 twin sisters jean and mary. and his mothers name was mary. his dad harold "doc" remarried francis rajeski after mary died. thats very cool that you have information on this...please let me know any information re this family when you can... thank you much...amber

Re: Dwyer, William 1885 and John 1855 born Liverpool

sedds48 — 2009-09-09 20:10:14Z

Hi Bill

Glad you sorted things out for Chris, pity we are not connected, never mind!

Sue

Re: Dwyer, William 1885 and John 1855 born Liverpool

sedds48 — 2009-09-09 20:08:29Z

Hiya Chris

Sorry I never replied to your message. As you will see from the latest message we do not have the same family tree, pity as I have not managed to locate anybody from this family.

Sue

Re: Dwyer, William 1885 and John 1855 born Liverpool

chrisgeorge14 — 2009-08-31 17:40:39Z

Hi, I`m also researching the Dwyer family name from Liverpool as my mum is a Dwyer and from Liverpool Originally

her father was born in 1909 we think in Liverpool, and I believe he was the son of the William Dwyer and Catherine Clarke that you are researching, my mothers , Father was named John Edward Dwyer and he had two brothers as far as my mum can remember Michael Dwyer and Joseph Dwyer, there may have been more but my mum was young when her dad died and her mum moved down south soon after that.

Hope this is a connection

Kind Regards

Chris George

Re: Dwyer Family Callan Kilkenny

robacrobac — 2009-07-31 10:48:45Z

Hi Rick,
I sent a reply to your contact page.

Re: Tipperary Dwyers, Ryan and Whites

robacrobac — 2009-07-03 14:38:11Z

Hi all,
If anyone has a Denis Dwyer,born Tipperary either 1841 or 48
in their family tree and who migrated to Australia,i would love to hear from you as i have hit a brickwall with this one.He married Ellen McEvoy in Australia but i seem to think he may have been married in Ireland before to someone else.
Thanks,Deb

Re: Dwyer / O'Dwyer

sueclover158 — 2009-06-20 21:52:44Z

Hi
My mothers name was maureen o dwyer she married my father joe mc donald from wolfe tone street, my name is sue my brothers name is william maureen left us in the care of my father when we were just babies we have never heard from her ever or any of that side of the family since i wonder is this the woman you mean..please email me if you have found her
sue