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Re: Descendants of Fives from Kinsale

lh860 — 2012-03-04 10:56:47Z

Hello beaglemom28,

I believe Cecilia's father is a Jeremiah Fives, her mother is a Catherine (but I have no maiden name yet). I'm not certain which one though, as there are a few, at least two of which landed in NYC. Jeremiah is either the son of Timothy & Mary or Jeremiah & Julia. Cecilia's birth I believe was Nov 28, 1903, and in the 1910 Census has a younger sister named Catherine. I'm looking now at my printout of the 1910 US Census, and going on the immigration year & that it is a Brooklyn address (the other Jeremiah I have is at a Manhattan address), my guess would be Cecilia's father Jeremiah is the son of Timothy Fives & Mary Cadogan who also came to the US with their kids in 1889.

Timothy's (born 1832 Sep 22) father is a John Fives (who I believe is also the father of Jeremiah Fives, the father of the other Jeremiah in NY). I have a photo that my grandmother said is her father and what she believes is his 'cousin Jerry'. I kind of wonder then if it is that Jeremiah. My great grandfather is a Michael Fives. All the Fives are from a small fishing village, Scilly, Kinsale, Ireland (well, all these Fives. There is a Fives branch from County Waterford as well, that I'm not sure how they may be connected to the Kinsale Fives). It seems like most of the Fives in the NYC area around 1900 though were the Kinsale Fives, and most seemed to immigrate between about 1885 and the early 1900s. Timothy's mother is a Joanna Harrington, and I have no certain dates on John Fives & Joanna Harrington.

I have tons of Fives/Kinsale info, it's become an obsession/passion/etc of mine piecing together this family/town. My grandmother was also born in NY, a Fives, and not just her father, but her mother as well were born in Kinsale.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

joycetim1 — 2012-02-16 00:32:23Z

Hi, I have just started looking for my ancestors from Kinsale, County Cork. My grandmothers name was Annie Fives, she had two brothers that I know of, Timothy and William. I believe her father was a seafarer who, I was told, died at sea. Annie lived in Pickwick Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, she had four children, Florence, Timothy, (my father), William and Ronald. Her husbands surname was Macdonald, I think she may have been married at her local church which was St Patrick's, Park Road, Toxteth, Liverpool possibly in September 1906. She died in 1964? and was interred in Ford Cemetary, Liverpool. UK. Do any of these details match any of the information you have. Regards Tim Macdonald

Re: Descendants of Fives from Kinsale

beaglemom28 — 2012-01-20 18:09:02Z

my grandmother was Cecilia Fives, lived in Brooklyn early 1900s-1970s, I have no other info on her

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

lh860 — 2011-08-18 03:59:07Z

I'm not on paid right now with ancestry so it won't let me send you a private message. So I'm going to give the email I set up for Fives stuff, from there I can give you my 'personal email'. kinsalefives@gmail.com (anyone else on this board who wants to talk Fives of Kinsale is welcome to use that email to contact me also). I was emailing earlier this year with another Fives descendant who visited Kinsale some months back, I believe they also met Eleanor or some folks related to her. I believe a lot of the Fives in the Kinsale area actually lived in Scilly more specifically, and most of the men seemed to be sailors or fishermen.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

nebesna — 2011-08-18 02:39:04Z

Hi,
Just returned from a trip to Ireland! We did get to visit Kinsale and Scilly (across the Harbor). Met some lovely people who are related to the Fives family! Would like to contact you to exchange info!

Celeste

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

nebesna — 2011-08-18 02:33:49Z

Hello,
My husband's grandmother was Julia Fives from Scilly across the harbor from Kinsale, Would love to get in touch with you! We just came back from Ireland and went to visit Kinsale and Scilly and met with people who are related to the Fives Family.

Celeste

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

nebesna — 2011-08-18 02:29:57Z

Hi,
Thank you for your e-mail! Am SOOOOOOOOOO excited that you wrote back! My Husband and I just returned from our first trip to Ireland last week! It was wonderful! Had a great time and did visit Kinsale, Scilly (town across the Kinsale Harbor, and Worlds End. Met several people who were so helpful with helping us try and locate the Sheehan, Fives, Greenway Families. Met a woman who's brother married Eleanor Fives..her sister in law! People were so friendly and helpful! Would love to get your phone # and e-mail address!

Celeste

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

lh860 — 2011-08-18 00:59:41Z

This looks like a Julia Fives I have in some of my info, however I've attributed her to being the child of a Julia Sullivan and Jeremiah Fives (plus I have rather extensively searched everything I can on any and all Fives from Kinsale, Ireland). Actually am rather certain of that, since I also found a 1910 US census in which her brother, Michael Fives is living with her and Daniel Sheehan, and their daughter in Brooklyn. Micheal Fives is my Great Grandfather. And Micheal, as well as several of their siblings have birth info in which the parents names are given as Julia Sullivan and Jeremiah Fives. (Both of theirs fathers are Johns, as I've found a marriage date for Julia & Jeremiah.) I'm curious where the Joanna Greenway Sheehan info comes from though, or perhaps I'm reading your info incorrectly, I'm not certain? I also have what I believe is Julia's arrival to the US, with her brother John in 1896.

Okay, I did a quick search, and assuming that though Julia and Daniel married in the US, I think he was from the Kinsale area as well. And there is a Daniel Sheehan born in Worlds End, Kinsale, Dec 29, 1869 to a John Sheehan and Joanna Greenway (census ages aren't always right on, but that birth year seems close enough to the age Daniel listed in the Census). So perhaps I was mistaking your comment to mean Joanna was Julia's mother, when you meant she was Daniel's. Anyhow, if you check this and want to talk, please send me a message through Ancestry's messaging system. Sounds like your husband would be my 2nd cousin once removed. I would just give you my email, but I don't like posting it on public forums. But if you read this, please feel free to message me. The Fives of Kinsale have become something of a passion of mine trying to figure them all out.

I keep thinking of starting a website for Fives of Kinsale, but I'm not entirely sure, where/how etc. :)

- Meegan

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

nebesna — 2011-06-22 00:34:34Z

Hi,
My husband and I will be traveling to Kinsale, Cork, Ireland this summer. His mothers parents are from Kinsale. We hope to find out some information about his grandparents who where from Kinsale. His grandmother was Julia Fives. Her mother was Joanna Greenway Sheehan. Julia Fives married Daniel Sheehan. They settled in Brooklyn, NY. Grandmother Julia lived with her daughter Margaret (Sheehan) and son-in law Frank Englehardt until she died, shortly before my husband was born in 1949. If anyone has any information about this family, we would deeply appreciate it! Thank you.

Celeste Englehardt

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

maureen1uf2907cv4a4s38tbpof34u5ralpl — 2011-01-01 19:50:08Z

hi tim, happy new year.

annie was my great aunt and timothy was my grandfather.
He joined the royal marines when he was fifteen.[ he lied about his age.] somehow,he survived ww1 and married my grandmother ellen hagedorn in the 'twentis' i do not know my great grandmothers maiden name but, i will ask my mother and get back to you cousin !
regards
maureen.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

joycetim1 — 2011-01-01 09:34:33Z

hi

I know my grandmother Annie Fives, was married in Liverpool in 1906, she was 22 years old. Her father's name was William, according to her Marriage Certificate her father was a Mariner. I know Annie had two brothers, Timothy and William and that they lived in Kinsale. The National Archives of Ireland 1901 census has a Fives family living in Scilly, Kinsale. William, the father, was a fisherman aged 57 and widowed, he had a daughter Annie 22 years, a son Timothy 7 years old, there is no mention of a son called William in the census; if he was part of this family he may not have been at home at that particular time. I don't know if this is of any help to you, it would be good if your grandfather was Annie's brother, this would mean that we have connected up one part of the family. I would like to find out Annies Fives mother's maiden name, if you know it would you get back to me with it please? Regards, Tim. ps Happy New Year

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

maureen1uf2907cv4a4s38tbpof34u5ralpl — 2010-08-22 15:59:04Z

hi.

my mother is annie joan fives whose father was timothy. she had a brother william and a sister ellen, and yes i did have a great aunt nan who was timothy's sister, his brother william emigrated to the u.s. all three came from kinsale.
my mother still lives in liverpool.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

lh860 — 2010-08-20 22:24:09Z

I believe a couple of the people who've posted earlier in this thread are descendants of Annie's brother, Timothy, who I think also wound up in that same area of Liverpool England. Along with a few others. I believe that Annie, William, and Timothy also had an older sister Julia who married another Fives (possibly a second cousin or something like that) and they too wound up in Liverpool, from what has been said in this thread. I'm still working on putting all this info into like a page that can be viewed by everyone. There aren't that many Fives in Kinsale, and it seems like there must be a connection somewhere between them all.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

lh860 — 2010-07-01 01:08:35Z

Just wondering if anyone is still out there researching the Fives of Kinsale. I'd love to know anything anyone knows. I'm neck deep in trying to connect all these Fives to each other. Actually thinking of starting a page or something for it. But most of my knowledge is simply from internet research. I feel like I'm inches from a breakthrough, I just can't get there. I'm a descendant from a Kinsale Fives (as well as Nugents of Kinsale). It's such a small town, everyone seemed to know each other. And the Fives name is a rather small one even amongst that small town. Feels like if I could get back to the late 1700s, we all probably have a common ancestor. Any info would be appreciated. :)

Fives Again

kinsalegreg — 2009-06-18 14:56:11Z

Forgot to mention that I have birth certificates for:
Hannah Fives b. 1866 - daughter of Jeremiah and Julia Fives (nee Sullivan). He was described as a fisherman from Scilly
Nancy Fives b. 1880 - daughtrer of William and Nancy Fives (nee McCarthy)Again he was described as a fisherman of Scilly

Greg

Scilly Fives

kinsalegreg — 2009-06-18 14:49:22Z

Hi

I have just come across this thread. My great grandmother was Annie Fives of Scilly Kinsale. She was married to William McCarthy who drowned at sea in 1891/2. My grandmother - Hannah McCarthy - was born in 1892. This Annie Fives had asister who married into the Farley family. Annie Fives remarried into the Daly/Daley family and had 8 children - Johnny, Patrick,Richard, James,Elizabeth (died of TB), Brigid (died of TB) Annie and Nellie. Nellie's husband William died in a bombing raid over Germany in WW2 aged 20 - Royal Canadian Air Force. Does anyone know of this Annie Fives?

Greg

Re: Waterford Connection

mickfives — 2009-05-08 20:07:13Z

Hi Kimberly, only noticed your note on your visit to ireland - the waterford branch of the family held a re-union last october and managed to get 26 fives cousins under the one room. The family homestead is in Toureen, Cappoquinn Co Waterford - present head of the family Paddy fives. send me a note if you are ever again thinking of dropping over. regards from irish cousins. ps what was your late dads christina name? the fives were either Tom Paddy John Michael or James

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

moasmith1 — 2009-04-15 03:21:06Z

Hi ! We have a birth certificate for my grandfather, Joseph William Alcock, whose parents were Jane Blackhall and Edward Alcock.Jane was 37,making her birth year 1850-51, and Edward alcock was 40, meaning he was born in 1845-46.Joseph William was born in Kirkdale ,England in 1888. From playing around on the internet, I think I have discovered that Jane Blackhall Alcock also emigarated to the U.S. and died in 1903 in New York City...possibly living on west 67th Street. I have had some luck tracoking down Blackhall on the internet and would be glad to share that if you think your Jane's maiden name was Blackhall. I am anxious to know anything at all about Joseph Alcock and have so far not been able to find anything! Any help, idea, etc. that you could share would be gratefully appreciated !Mary Alcock

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

lh860 — 2008-12-18 11:08:00Z

Hello All! Kay, I believe messaged me a couple months ago, and just recently got to sending one back. But I have a Kinsale - Fives connection also. Not sure how it adds in. I have very little info, really only what my grandmother told me. She's a Fives (that was her maiden name).

The Tree she gave me has a Michael Fives with a Catherine Regan having a son Jeremiah who then with a Julia Sheenan has a son Michael Fives who marrys a Margaret Allen (nee Nugent - Also from Scilly, Kinsale though they met & married in New York) and has my grandmother and three other children (Helen, Michael, and Jeremiah).

I unfortunately don't have dates. I'm not sure where/how to find info from Ireland. What little I have from searching here and my grandmother's brief info, is from the 1920 census and a couple other bits I could find on Michael.

According to the census he arrived in New York about 1889 and Naturalized in 1899. According to a WW1 draft card I found he was born Nov 7, 1873. His occupation is always stated as a Longshoreman, working one of the Piers along the Hudson river. The family lived in Manhattan (at least he did at the end of his life with the family). And according to my grandmother he died when she was 5 of Cancer (which would have put his death around 1928).

I do not know if Michael came to the States alone or with family. I don't know if he joined anyone, and have yet to locate him in the 1900 or 1910 census, though he apparently had been in the US since 1889. My grandmother's maternal side has been much more 'bountiful' in terms of what I know of them, when they came, and finding record of them in New York. But her paternal (Michael Fives) as well as my grandfather's side (Moonan/McCann's also Irish but from the Louth/Meath area of Ireland) are proving to be tougher.

Also if anyone knows any good places to find Irish records, I'd love to know that, since tracing my family any farther than my great grandparents requires finding people in Ireland. If ancestry has decent Irish records let me know, as thus far I've only used the 'US' package here.

Thanks,
Meegan

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

KayAshton272 — 2008-09-30 18:53:35Z

Hi

I am searching for the Fives clan from Kinsale. My husband's grandfather was John Fives, born in Liverpool 1908. His father I think also called John came over from Ireland somewhere between 1905-08. Vague recollections of my husbands mother, Mary Fives (b.1938) include a brother called William who went to America and also another brother called Tim (she remembers an uncle Timmy being mentioned).

I am having a nightmare trying to research these FIVES, especially trying to piece all the info together. I think we may have the same family. Can you contact me on kayashton1@ntlworld.com if you read this? Many thanks.

Kay

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

ranrob31 — 2008-03-01 02:25:31Z

Ellen,
I am also doing research on the Fives from Kinsale.
My greatgrand mother was Mary Ann Fives, daughter of
Timothy Fives and Mary Ann Reynolds. They also had
a son Timothy Fives that married Bridget. Perhaps,
we can exchange some info.

Maryann

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

leilalcock — 2006-06-15 13:06:32Z

My father's aunt, Jane Alcock, married a Dennis Fives--whether before or after they both emigrated from Kinsale, I haven't yet found out. I don't know whoe Dennis' parents were. They settled in Brooklyn, New York around 1880 and had chilldren William J. Fives (b. 1886), Dennis (b. 1896), Jerry (b. 1898), Margaret (b. 1902 94 1903), Joseph A. (b. 1904) and Esther (no DOB).

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

leilalcock — 2006-06-15 13:06:32Z

Descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2006-06-07 13:34:08Z

Hi, Maureen, I'm glad to hear from you.

On the origin of the name, I have the following: The name is very rare and isn't included in lists of "Irish surnames." It may have been "deFives" originally, from a town in France; so they may be Norman-Irish. Or it may be Scots from a placename in Aberdeenshire. Or perhaps a variant of FIvey, which is supposed to be from Ir. Ó Cuaig. The sept Quigg was of Derry and now widespread in Ulster. The name probably arises from the personal name Cuag — certainly not from cúig ("five" in Irish). There are also "Five" families in Holland. The name was most common in Waterford-Wexford per online Irish name sources.

The only Fiveses I've found record of in Kinsale so far were all fishermen in Scilly in the 1901 census (this is after all my relatives had already left--which occurred in the 1880s).

I have found one record of one of my relatives' arrival in New York: Mrs. J. Fives, 24, wife, arrived to join her husband Denis Fives 19 Oct 1888 from Ireland on the Britannic from Queenstown, with Mary Jane Fives spinster 18 (I assume Denis's sister), William Fives 2, and Norah Fives 3 mo. Her husband is listed in 1888-90 Brooklyn directories as a laborer at 338 Hamburg. The family moved back and forth between addresses in Manhattan and Brooklyn and owned beach property in Staten Island by the 1920s. While Denis was always a laborer (on the docks, as a stove setter, et al.) his wife and children generally became telegrapher operators and managers.

I've found some information in NY about other Fives relations, though the precise relationship isn't always clear, they all lived together or nearby and many worked in telegraphy:

Let me know if any of this seems relevant. What information do you have on your William and Timothy?

In any case, since your Fives family was in Kinsale, I'd love to hear any family lore you have about how and in what part of Kinsale they earned their living.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2006-06-06 20:33:18Z

hi ellen.

my grandfather was timothy fives and he did have a brother called william who emigrated to the u.s. he settled in new york, in fact my grandfather used to walk in the annual st.patrick's day parade !
i do know there are decendants from my great uncle william but, what i am trying to find out is the origins of the name fives, i do know it is not an irish name probably scots but, that does not explain why the family ended up in kinsale, if you have any information on this mystery i would be most grateful to hear from you.

regards
maureen.

Re: Fives of County Cork, Ireland

2006-03-22 20:40:30Z

hi.

my mothers surname is fives her father was timothy fives and her aunt nancy fives came from scilly.kinsale.co.cork. my grandfather married ellen hagedorn and nancy became mrs mcdonald. my great uncle william emigrated to america. do you know where the surname comes from it,s certainly not irish ?

regards.

fives from kinsale

2005-03-18 02:58:31Z

My great grandfather is Timothy Fives from Kinsale. His wife was Bridgette Courtney from Kinsale. My mother would is a Fives, she would have more information is your interested.
Her email is fritzi5@optline.net

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

KayAshton — 2005-03-06 19:29:04Z

Hi Maureen

That is brilliant news - I've had a nightmare trying to do the Fives family tree! If you have any more info regarding William, John, et al, (dates, etc) please email me at Katykoffdrop67@aol.com and I will let you have what I have so far, although it isn't much I have to say, but you are welcome to it. From reading this thread, is Ellen Renck's Fives also connected to ours only she has replied to a message which looked like it could have been for me, but wasn't sure as it wasn't addressed to anyone.

Kind regards
Kay

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2005-03-06 18:15:58Z

hi kay.

yes there was a brother john. from the little village called scilly just outside kinsale. you have just described my grandfather uncle willie and aunt nan. yes, it is an unusual name my mother thinks it may be of scottish origin or during my researches french by the name of de fivres. so, make up your mind !

regards
maureen.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2005-03-06 14:49:04Z

The same family. My research is in storage right now, but as soon as it's out, I will give you everything... They all went to Brooklyn NY about 1890.

Ellen

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

KayAshton — 2005-03-03 11:35:20Z

Hi Maureen

thanks for getting back to me. Did Timothy, William and Nancy have a brother called John, only the line of Fives that I have is a John Fives who married a Julia (in Ireland I think, before going to Liverpool) and apparently he had a brother called William who married twice and emigrated to the US. They were definately from County Cork.

Are yours the same Fives as mine? If they are not, it is highly likely that there is some connection somewhere as Fives is not a common name.

Kay

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2005-03-02 22:26:00Z

Hi Maureen,
I believe your grandfather was killed on the S.S.Pamela as was my husbands grandfather Robert Owen Jones.
We have already traced the Captains son.
My husband could give you more details if you could get in touch at jackie@llynnon.freeserve.co.uk
Jackie

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2005-02-08 10:58:28Z

Please contact me directly at Phrases1@aol.com. There must be a relationship as the names Tim and William are in the US Fives family in NY that arrived about 1890.

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2005-02-07 21:00:11Z

hi kay.

sorry i took so long to reply. my grandfathers name was timothy and his sisters name was nancy they both lived in liverpool timothy diied around about 1944 and nancy passed away in the 60s. my great uncle william did indeed emigrate to america he settled in new york he passed away in the fifties my mother was beneficiary of his will.if you need any more information please let me know.
kind regards.
maureen hardman

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

KayAshton — 2005-01-13 11:15:51Z

Hi

I am researching the Fives from Kinsale, Cork, too. My husband's maternal side are Fives. My husband's grandfather, John Joseph Fives (b. 1908 Liverpool) had an elder brother called William Fives who emigrated to America. Could this be the same one?

Other brothers and sisters of William and John were Julia, Kate, Anne and Eileen.

Fives of County Cork, Ireland

KayAshton — 2005-01-09 15:32:25Z

Am searching for anyone who is connected or knows about a John Fives who married a Julia Fyffe and came over to settle in Liverpool around 1900 (roughly). They had 4 children in Ireland (Catherine, Kate, Julia and Billy) and then Annie, John Joseph and Eileen were born in Liverpool in the early 1900's.

Son John Joseph Fives (my husband's grandfather) was born in 1908 and married a Mary Winifred Power in Liverpool in 1932.

I believe they were from County Cork area. If anyone can help will be most grateful.

Fives, The Rev. Carl J. (OBIT MD 3-16-2004)

obituary33b — 2004-07-06 00:53:04Z

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 3-16-2004
Deceased: Fives, The Rev. Carl J. (OBIT MD 3-16-2004)
Age: 88
Last Address: Emmitsburg, PA
Death date: 3-14-2004
Birth date: not listed
Birth place: not listed

For a copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net

No relation to the deceased

The Rev. Carl J. (OBIT MD 3-16-2004)

obituary33b — 2004-07-06 00:46:46Z

Fives

@@ehaggert@bcpl.net — 2004-05-04 14:12:22Z

I'm researching the Fives from Cunty

Waterford. I opine that the Waterford

Fives may be related to the Kinsale Fives.

However, i have not gotten that far yet.

Have you come across any possible

connection between the two Fives groups?

Thanks,

Noirlene

Fives

@@ehaggert@bcpl.net — 2004-05-04 14:12:22Z

Hi Michael,

Michael do you have Greens in your family?

If yes, I think my husband and i visited your mother in 1997 or 1998. . I spoke to you on the phone. If you are that Michael Fives then I sent you a descendancy
chart of the Fives in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. Did you receive it ?
My name is not Fives, but mu cousin is a Fives. He and I are researching the Haggertys and Fives of Wayne County Pennsylvania.

Noirlene

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2003-11-22 21:32:58Z

I'm not sure which Fives posting you were responding to.

In addition to my father's aunt's husband Dennis Fives (who had a son William b. 1886), I'm aware of a William Fives who came to New York:

On 10 Sep 1922, a William Fives (38; b. <1884>) and Mary Fives (42, b. <1880>) arrived from Liverpool on the Adriatic. Residing at 750 Columbus av, NYC, he was naturalized 14 May 1914 in NY Supreme Ct (Vol 158, p. 280, 11 Jun 1914).

I haven't found a connection to my family yet, but the Fives name isn't common.

Re: Waterford Connection

kimberlyfives — 2002-04-28 09:25:55Z

Hi. My father's family was from County Waterford. My parents are deceased, but my sisters and I are taking a tour through Ireland in March 2002. We'll be stopping in Waterford looking for the Fives Farm. Kim

Re: searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

john15795 — 2002-04-23 18:37:38Z

i saw your message.
my mothers name is annie joan fives her father was
timothy fives from scilly kinsale. his brother william
settled in new york . my grandfather also had a sister
called nancy. they both settled in liverpool england.
my grandfater was killed during ww 11 he was
merchant seaman. i have been trying to contact anyone
who has any information about my family for a long time.
ii would be very pleased if you could contact me as i have
a lot of questions about the fives family.

Waterford Connection

2000-10-25 15:07:25Z

Hi, just got onto this net setup. I,m one of the Waterford _Fives. Originally from cappoquin, outside Dungarvan. Cannot find a connection to the Kinsale side of the Name. Only two families of the name in Ireland. Nice to find someone else with the name

Timothy Fives from Kinsale

2000-06-10 13:11:42Z

My husband's grandfather was Timothy Fives from Kinsale. Please contact me at Phrases1@aol.com. Ellen

Kinsale Fives

2000-05-31 22:50:32Z

My Great Uncle was from Kinsale. My Father was Edwin Fives his Father was Timothy Fives.

searching for descendants of Fives from Kinsale

2000-04-17 04:11:06Z

Please contact me if you have any connection to Fives from Kinsale, Cork