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Mary & Peter Farron

kentschroet — 2013-04-12 19:40:39Z

On the LDS website I recently found record of a marriage in New York City in 1899 of Peter Farron and Mary McAuliffe Kelly. Her parents are stated to be James McAuliffe and Mary Cleary, making her my great grandfather's sister.I have sent for the marriage certificate, but in the meantime, does anyone know anything about this Peter Farron? Any info appreciated. John S
The marriage certificate confirms that Mary Kelly McAuliffe was my Great grand father's elder sister.Peter Farron was a son of John Farron & Margaret White of County Limerick. Peter and Mary were married at Trinity Episcopal in Manhattan and later lived in Clarkstown, NY where he was an Electrical Contractor. They had no children. Any info on these two would be much appreciated.

Re: Farron, Berthe Augustine

broomwood12 — 2012-03-27 09:36:30Z

Marthe Augustine Farron married Angel Rodriguez in London in 1901. They had two daughters - Carmen and Isabel.
Carmen married Frank William Woodford in 1928 they had
a son Frank, born 1929. Carmen died in 1931.
Please contact broomwood12 fpr further information

Re: Farron, Berthe Augustine

broomwood12 — 2012-03-27 08:45:59Z

Marthe Augustine Farron b about 1875 married Angel Rodriguez in London, Engfland, in 1901. Had two daughters - Carmen and Isabel. Carmen married Frank William Woodford in 1928 - one son still surviving. If you wish to know more contacct me on broomwood
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Joseph Feron

linda_datalock — 2010-06-09 12:44:50Z

Looking for a Joseph Feron b 1857. Father Joshua/Joseph Feron mother Ann McDonald both Irish born. Joseph is listed on the Glasgow 1861, and 1871 census.as Scottish born along with his sister Margaret. Then he vanishes!!! No Joseph Feron has died in Scotland since 1855 to 2006.

Re: Looking for Joseph H. Faron and/or Albina Duquette Faron

AnnEccles11 — 2009-07-15 19:48:15Z

I, too, am searching a Faron line. In my search I have found a Joseph H. Faron born in 1877 to Owen Faron, the brother of my great-grandfather (Peter Faron), in Millbury MA. The problem is that he was not Canadian; his parents were Irish. They immigrated in the mid-1850s to Massachusetts. So this may not be the connection that you seek.

Ann

Re: Looking for Joseph H. Faron and/or Albina Duquette Faron

Idolyouth — 2008-01-28 19:48:19Z

Hello
My name is Melissa Faron I am 28 and live in Chicago. My father's name is Joe (Joseph) Faron and he is 56. The whole Faron side of the family immigrated to the U.S. in the 1950's and 60's from Poland. My grandmother Victoria Faron passed away at 94 and was born right before WWI.
I have heard stories of family in Cananda.

If you have any other information or infor I could provide you let me know!

Have a great day,
Melissa Faron

Andrew Farron, born 1908

white_roses — 2007-12-22 14:35:24Z

Sunday, September 27th, Andrew, born August 18th, to Edward Farron and Mary Young, was baptised in St. Columba’s Church by the rector. Mrs. Sarah Young was sponsor.

(From "Our Parish Register," St. Columba's and St. Patrick's [NY].
October 1908
I have no further information.)

Caroline Farron and Victor Vouaux

cfrohr — 2007-10-24 02:37:17Z

Looking for information on both of them. She was born in Switzerland in 1866 and married Victor Vouaux born in France and she born in 1866. He came here in 1889 and Caroline Farron in 1886 both single to New York where they married in 1890 in NY. They had two sons. I think she was from Tavannes, Switzerland and he was from Baccarat, Meurthe-Et-Moselle, France. I have her visting there in 1908 with her son Auguste. Can any one helpe. Carolyn

Re: Looking for Joseph H. Faron and/or Albina Duquette Faron

amfquigley — 2007-03-04 19:26:48Z

hello,do you have a lillian farron in your family.
she died in 1909?giving birth to my ggrandmother.please email me at symrnagirl33@aol.com

Re: Looking for Joseph H. Faron and/or Albina Duquette Faron

amfquigley — 2007-03-04 19:26:30Z

hello,do you have a lillian farron in your family.
she died in 1909?giving birth to my ggrandmother.

Peter Faron -- Connecticut

AnnEccles11 — 2006-11-08 19:42:04Z

I'm researching the Faron family in Connecticut. Peter Faron was my grandfather. He was born in Norwich in 1881 and married Elizabeth Connors (O'Connor) in Manchester CT in 1912.

His father was also named Peter Faron; his mother was Margaret Collonan (Callahan?).

Farron, Berthe Augustine

jeanspiers — 2006-05-17 12:15:32Z

I am trying to find information on my maternal grandmother, who, in life, was pretty quiet about her earlier times and family. She was born Berthe Augustine Farron on 20 February 1890 at Fontenay-le-Chateau, Lorraine, but then in German hands. She was educated locally and trained as an embroiderer, the local handicraft specialisation. In1908 she came to London, UK, and there married Pierre Francois Peulet. In the following year my mother was born but at about the same time Peulet died, cause and place unknown. My grandmother returned to France, married René Joseph Bertrin and settled in Bordeaux. There they spent the period of the First World War while Bertrin served in the French army. In 1919, or thereabouts, they all came to London and settled there. My grandmother died in 1969.
To judge from a number of pre-1914 photographs, she came of a largish family. She may have had a sister who also settled in north London, married a Spanish man and had two daughters, Carmen and Isobell. I do not think either of these latter had children but I am hoping that other siblings may have done so and would like to hear of them or of my step and real grandfathers.
The spelling of the Farron name is certain, and is shown in that form on birth and marriage certificates and on French government documents such as passports.

looking for info on Gryglewica & Farron

oma9147 — 2005-07-28 21:56:25Z

I am looking for information on Andrez Gryglewicz and Anna Farron. They immigrated to the Us in the early 1900'2. I believe they both had family members that also came over.
Any information would be helpful.
Thank you

William Farron & Amanda

2004-02-22 16:30:42Z

Still searching for info on William Farron married Amanda (no maiden name). They had aleast two daughters, Lulu M. Farron, my ggrandmother, b. February 12, 1878 in Morda, Illinois, d. June 26, 1948 in Wolcott, Princeton Township, white County, Indiana, and Laura Farron who was married to Charles "Charlie" Long.

Mrs. Henrietta FARRONS b abt 1907 Missouri; of Denver, CO in 1949

marykayward1432 — 2003-11-08 15:23:05Z

Henrietta (or Harriet?) FIELDS was born abt 1907 in Christian county(?), Missouri, d/o Charles "Henry" FIELDS and Doshia BROTHERS. She had a brother Kirk FIELDS b 1901 who died at age 20 in Wichita, KS; he was run over and died on a railroad track with a 20 yr old friend, Howard UTT also age 20 (both died a suspicious death. She also had a brother John FIELDS b abt 1903 who was living in Carterville, Jasper co, MO in 1949. Living in Denver, CO in 1949 were these siblings: bro. Roy FIELDS, sisters, Mrs. Marie (FIELDS) PETERSON and Mrs. Juanita /Dorothy (FIELDS) ALLEN. Her father, "Henry" FIELDS died at age 43 in 1921 in Webb City, MO and her mother, Doshia (BROTHERS) FIELDS died at age 76 in Denver, Colorado. Please contact: Mary K. Ward, 1432 Yeardley Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23225; ph: 804-232-9338. Thanks.

Looking for Joseph H. Faron and/or Albina Duquette Faron

Zeh2you — 2003-06-26 03:11:12Z

Looking for any information on Joseph H. Faron B 1876 D 1961 and/or wife Albina (Mary) Faron B 1880 D1961
Birth & Death dates may not be completely accurate due to my mom's memory at the time. The last name of both grandparents seem to have different spellings. Faron is also Farron on some papers and Duquette is also Duecette. Both were from Canada. French was spoken in the home but not taught to my mother (she was second to the youngest). My grandfather's occupation in 1920 is listed as a boxmaker and their address is 3 Chestnut Ave., Lynn, Mass.
They had around 21-22 children, with some discrepancy among my mom's account & an aunt's (that I met once). Some of the children's names are: Rita D. Faron Harter B 1920 in Lynn, Mass D 2002 in New Mexico; Blanche Rosemary Faron Flurde B 1909 in Lynn, Mass D 1989 in Arizona; Mary Faron Cowen still lives in Florida with a daughter (to my knowledge). George Faron or Farron, Henry Faron (youngest and to my knowledge still living) and one very older brother my mom always talked about Joe Faron. Many of the children did not live to adulthood and one was missing in action during WWII. I really do not know anyone from my mom's side of the family but would believe there is many, many cousins. Please email any information to Zeh2you@aol.com Thank you.

Re: Farron, Alberson

mkward — 2002-03-28 17:10:11Z

I have Henrietta FIELDS who married a Mr. FARRONS (or FARRON). She was born in Missouri about 1907-1910. Her parents lived in Christian Co., MO and in Webb City, Jasper co, MO and her father worked in a mine. Sometime after her father and older brother, Kirk FIELDS died in 1921 the mother and 4 of her children moved to Denver, Colorado. Maybe Henrietta married Mr. FARRON(S) in Missouri before she moved to CO. I have no other FARRON info. Here is her mother's obituary which was in the Joplin (Missouri) Globe, Sunday Oct 2, 1949: "Rites for Mrs. FIELDS to be held tomorrow. Webb City, Missouri, Oct.1st. funeral services for Mrs. Doshia FIELDS, 76, a former resident of Webb City who died Thursday night at her home in Denver, Colorado will be held at four oclock Monday afternoon in Hedge-Lewis funeral chapel here. The body will arive at 1:03 Sunday afternoon. Mrs. FIELDS is survived by two sons, John FIELDS of Carterville, MO and Roy FIELDS of Denver, CO; three daughters, Mrs. Marie PETERSON, Mrs. Henrietta FARRONS, and Mrs. Juanita ALLEN all of Denver, a brother James BROTHERS of Tulsa, OK; 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. W. F. McCaskill, a reader of Christian Sciences church will officiate services. Burial will be in Forest Park Cemetery in Joplin, MO." ----end----- Please contact me about any of this family: Mary K. Ward, 1432 Yeardley Drive, Richmond, Virginia 23225; ph: 804-232-9338.

Re: Larry Farron

mkward — 2002-03-28 16:52:38Z

I just found that Henrietta FIELDS married a Mr. FARRONS. I'm not sure his name is spelled correctly. She was probably about 40 years old and living in Denver, Colorado in Oct 1949 when her mother died there but I don't know if her husband was there also. I wonder if you might find your FARRON in the Denver area. I have no other FARRON info.

Farron, Alberson

Phyllis06271 — 2001-09-11 22:10:44Z

Rose Ann Farron, from Tennessee, married Earl William Alberson. Rose had 5 brothers, two of whom are named Yuhe and John.

Rose and Earl had Opal Giconda, Elvis, William, Charles, Marion, Eugene, Geraldine, Shirley "Rae" (male) and Annette. Opal was born in 1913 and Annette in 1933.

They lived most of their lives around Sikeston Missouri. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Phyllis

Farron Family,

2001-05-11 22:53:23Z

Hello Lori,
We were in touch before. My grandmother had a brother named Joseph Farron who lived in Detroit. He was married to Lulu McEnally. Joseph and Lulu had a daughter named Marguerit Farron who died in the 1980s in Farmington Hills, MI.
We are also tied in with the Nolan family . Daniel Nolan was a cousin of my mom's. Did you find out anything new on your husband's family of Farrons?
J.Coopman

Farron

2001-05-11 22:44:56Z

Hello,
We have been in contact before. My Joseph Farron was married to Lulu McEnally . I think from a MI census that her actual name was Laura. They lived in Detroit. Joseph had family in Grand Forks,ND.

Joseph Faron

2001-03-02 10:57:43Z

I'm looking for my grandfather and his parents. My grandfather lived in Rockford, Illinois. Married Francis ? He told us he was French and Polish. I'm looking for a trace to Mont Faron near Marseiles, France.
Interesting info regarding spellings.
Don't know if this helps or confuses you more. Yours in search,
Sandy McCourtney

FARRON Family

2000-09-22 17:52:46Z

Hi Jane,
Not too sure anyone sounds familiar just yet, but still convinced because of the proximity there must be a connection, I will keep digging as well, we may find one yet. I tend to think that my husbands family originated somewhere in England though, but it is possible that they may have ended up there through Ireland,

Keep in touch and thanks for the info!
Lori

Farron

2000-09-19 17:42:32Z

Dear Lori,
Were you able to make a connection with the FArron family in Detroit and Simcoe County Ontario with your family?
I now know that the Farrons in Cal. were Frank and Vincent. The had abrother named Walter and a sister named
Marguerite. Their father was Joseph Farron.
Joseph's father and mother were Patrick and Margaret Farron of Simcoe County Ontario. Patrick had a sister
named Elizabeth who was a spinster, a brother named Bernard, A brother named James, a brother named Edward and
another sister named Ann who married Martin Delane. Some of Patrick's children were Agnes, Kate, Joseph,
Celia(Cecelia). I hope to hear from you. Please let me know either way. There are more Farrons. I just have to
pick my aunt's brain some more.
J. Coopman

Farrons

2000-09-05 21:25:31Z

Dear Lori,
I forgot to mention that the will was from 1901.

Farrons

2000-09-05 21:20:17Z

Dear Lori,
Thank you so much for your note.I was so excited when I saw it.
There is a good possibility that they are one and the same family.
Here is what I know.
Patrick Farron ,son of Francis Farron, married Margaret Nolan
in 1865. They are buried in St. James Catholic Cemetery in
Colgan Ontario in Simcoe County. Their daughter Catharine Farron
was my grandmother. She had an aunt named Elizabeth, who left a
will in which she mentioned that my grandmother, along with her
family were living in Detroit. Elizabeth had a brother named Bernard
so the name is in the family. Ther was also a Frank Farron who lived
in California. My mom had an aunt who lived in Windsor. Her name was
Maggie Mangan. her husband was James Mangan Jr. There was a cousin who
lived on the detroit side of the river. Her name was Marguerite Farron.
My mom would be 87 years old now, so Marguerite would have been around
the same age I think.
From what I understand the Farron family came from Armagh, Northern Ireland.
Does any of this ring a bell. I hope so. I'll be waiting to hear from you.
Bye for now, Jane

Farrons

2000-09-05 20:09:40Z

My Husband is a farron in the Windsor, Ontario area, his father was James Farron, there was also a brother Richard, and a brother Bernard, sound familiar at all? I wondered with the close geographical proximity if there may be a connection?

FARRON

2000-03-10 14:16:16Z

I DO NOT KNOW IF YOUR FARRON FAMILY ARE ANY RELATION. MY GREAT-GRAND MOTHER, LULU FARRON 1878 - 1948, MARRIED FRANKLIN JAMES MASSEY. THEY LIVED IN NORTH DAKOTA UNTIL THEIR ONLY DAUTHER, GRACE, MARRIED MY GRAND FATHER, RAY DAWSON. SOMETIME AFTERWARDS, THERY MOVED TO WOLCOTT, IN.
LULU HAD A SISTER NAMED LAURA FARRON THAT MARRIED TO A LONG.
THAT IS ALL THE INFO I HAVE TO DATE. I WILL POST MORE INFO ON FARRON PAGE WHEN I FIND IT.

Farron

2000-03-09 18:46:15Z

I am also looking for information on the Farron family. My ggrandfather was Patrick Farron. The spelling of the last name is in question. On his gravestone it is Feron. His daughter, spelled it Farron on her marriage certificate. A brother of Patrick's, Francis, spelled it Faron.
Patrick was born in Ireland, in the county Armagh we think. He came to Canada and settled in Adjala township in Simcoe County, Ontario, Canada. He married Margaret Nolan in 1865. They had six children,I believe: Agnes, Minn, Celia, Catharine, Joseph and Francis. Patrick died in 1887 at the age of 51years. I don't know if there is any relation to your Farron, but it would be nice. I keep going in circles trying to fill in the missing pieces.
Let me know if anything sounds familiar. J. Coopman

WILLIAM H. FARRON

2000-03-07 04:55:59Z

NEED INFO ON WILLIAM H. FARRON AND HIS WIFE AMANDA. MY GREATGRANDMOTHER WAS LULU FARRON. THEIR DAUGHTER.

Larry Farron

1999-09-06 06:32:18Z

Seeking information on Lt. Larry Farron who was married to Chloe Maerion Swart. He was missing in action during World War II in 1944 or 1945.