Glynn - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Glynn's from Galway

margew4 — 2009-09-11 03:16:12Z

Hi Cheryl, I have his naturalization papers, and they only list Ireland. He naturalized in the New York Common Pleas Court. The only question they ask is if he had been in the country at least 5 years. His death certificate lists his father as Patrick. I wish I had more to go on.

Philip was born about 1830. That would make his father born about 1815 depending on how many children they had. I believe that Philip had a sister Jane and either siblings or cousins, Elizabeth, Theresa and John.

Phillip married Julia Nugent, shortly after they immigrated. They

Re: Glynn's from Galway

eterranova — 2009-09-10 17:30:29Z

These are my Glynns from Galway. They lived in Gort on
Bolands Lane
Patrick Glynn married Bridget Ruane in mid 1850's
Children:
Mary Anne b Nov 8 1856-emigrated to Australia
Ellen b Nov 25 1858(my great grandmother)
John b May 9 1861
Margaret b Dec 10 1862-had a mental disability
Delia/Bridget b Sept 16 1867
Timothy b March 28 1869
Honor b May 8 1870
Agnes b Aug 12 1871
Patrick b Feb 20 1865
Robert b Apr 7 1875 came to NY in 1899 and married Annie Dempsey-had two children Harry and Beatrice.

Would be interested if anyone has any information regarding
this family.

GLYNN GORT GALWAY

eterranova — 2009-09-07 15:11:58Z

Looking for information regarding the family/descendents ot
Patrick Glynn married Bridget Ruane in mid 1850's
Children:
Mary Anne b Nov 8 1856-emigrated to Australia
Ellen b Nov 25 1858(my great grandmother)
John b May 9 1861
Margaret b Dec 10 1862-had a mental disability
Delia/Bridget b Sept 16 1867
Timothy b March 28 1869
Honor b May 8 1870
Agnes b Aug 12 1871
Patrick b Feb 20 1865
Robert b Apr 7 1875 came to NY in 1899 and married Annie Dempsey-had two children Harry and Beatrice.

The family lived first in Kilmacdaugh and later moved to Gort and lived on Bolands Lane.

It is possible that Patrick senior had a sister named Catherine who was married to Barthy Sheahan as Bridget Ruane Glynn was godmother to their child Thomas Sheahan b
Apr 19 1859.

If any connections, please let me know.

GLYNN'S FROM GORT GALWAY

eterranova — 2009-09-07 14:36:51Z

Frances Elizabeth Glynn

andyabanks — 2009-09-05 10:14:22Z

Im looking for information about Frances Elizabeth Glynn who was originally from Ireland. She was in the Hammersmith London area around 1972

Re: Glynn's from Galway

hmirande — 2009-09-03 15:50:35Z

I already have the 1911 Census for my female Glynn as a married woman (King) and everything else available. Without knowing at least her father's name, there's no way to connect her to anyone. An initial contact was made with a relative still living in that area in Ireland, but they wouldn't reply to further requests for information.

Thanks anyway!

Helen

Re: Glynn's from Galway

Killannin25 — 2009-09-02 21:29:44Z

Hi,

Look up WWW.nationalarchives.ie for 1911 census for County Galway and

www.askaboutireland.ie for Griffith land valuations taken
circa 1846 to 1855.

Tithe Applotment lists taken in the 1820's are also useful.

Loretta Glynn- danced at the Metropoltan Opera House

SueMaxwell17 — 2009-08-29 00:24:24Z

I am looking for the descendant of Lorretta who has information on Loretta's career at the Met. He may be deceased, but someone must have that box of information. I corresponded with his fiance several years ago. There is a ballet researcher who wants information on the careers of these women who danced there.

Re: Glynns

bridie128 — 2009-08-28 22:06:55Z

I was searching for information about an old church in Loughatorick today and was directed to your email as Loughatorick was mentioned in it. I was amazed to read it as my great-great grandmother was Margaret Glynn married to Martin Kennedy. I asked my uncle about them and he said Martin Kennedy married into Glynn's as Margaret was he believes an only child. I have some info about their family that I can pass on but I see your email was from 2007 so maybe it's too late.
Anyway, if you get this feel free to email me and we can possibly fill in some gaps.

Patrick Glynn-Manchester,NH

leachj42 — 2009-08-25 14:39:53Z

My gggrandfather Patrick Glynn, b. abt 1850 presumably in Ireland, married Annie Lynch abt 1865 in Manchester NH (I think). They had 3 sons, Martin, b 12 Oct 1872, John b. 29 July 1874 and Thimothy b. 5 June 1876 all in Manchester NH. St. Joseph's church in Manchester has baptism records for Martin and John. The parents are listed as Patrick Glynn and Annie Lynch---but since 1892 the family name has always been recorded as McGlynn, not Glynn.
Other than the baptisms of 2 of his sons and the 1880 Census, I cannot find any written record of my Patrick (Glynn) McGlynn. In 1880 he is in Fall River, MA as Patrick LYNN along with his wife Anna and his 3 sons Martin, John, and Thimothy. Help!

Re: Glynns Gort Co Galway Galway

mickglynn — 2009-08-19 13:51:57Z

My family came from Gort. Most used the middle name McMahon. I think they had a hardware shop there in the 1800's. In fact i think Glynn's Hotel now occupies part of their original property.

Re: Glynn's from Galway

hmirande — 2009-08-14 16:54:11Z

On a trip to Ireland years ago, my husband's cousin took the attached picture in case it turned out that our Glynns were related. On the back she wrote - Cemetery at Abbey in Loughrea.

So far I have no info on our Glynns due to lack of records. FYI, my husband's g-grandparents were Thomas King (b. 1843)and Bridget Glynn. They married before 1869. They lived in Feigh which is in the RC Parish and Civil Parish of Abbeyknockmoy in County Galway.

There were five children of whom we're aware - my husband's grandfather, Thomas (b. 1873), and his siblings,
Patrick (b. 1869),
Martin (b. 1870),
Catherine (b. 1875) and
Mary (b. 1881).

Thomas and Patrick came to the US.

Is this the same photo you have? Just curious!

Helen

Margaret Eugenia Glynn born 1796 Virginia

Jordanda633 — 2009-07-31 03:01:36Z

I am looking for the family of Margaret Eugenia Glynn born 1796 in Richmond, Virginia. She married 1st Ezekiel Dubose in 1817 in North Carolina, married second Charles C. Mayson in Augusta, GA in 1823, married 3rd Augustus B. Saunders in 1839 in Jackson, MS.

Re: Glynn's from Galway

margew4 — 2009-06-02 18:17:30Z

Hi
All of the records I have show that he was born in Ireland about 1830. No county names listed. His death certificate lists his father as Patrick. He emigrated in 1848 and naturalized in 1853. He married Julia Nugent of Westmeath Ireland. Philip and Julia both died in 1892.

Please let me know if you have additional information.

Thanks

GLYNN family, Lowell, MA, 1920 Census

cucullen0 — 2009-05-26 15:46:14Z

I am trying to trace the family of James J. GLYNN and
"Nellie" T. LEAHY GLYNN who resided at 287 Fayette Street. Their chidren were James, William, May, Francis and Rita. James and Nellie were born in Ireland and Nellie's father, Patrick LEAHY, lived in Kansas City, MO, where he is buried.

GLYNN Melissa Kay 1985-1985

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-20 00:06:50Z

GLYNN Melissa Kay 1985-1985

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 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: Glynn's from Galway

cdynan — 2009-05-09 21:23:04Z

I have recently come into contact with relatives that have more Glynn info. Are you still interested? Who is you Glynn ancestor? Birthdates? Did they stay in Ireland or emigrate somewhere? Cheryl

Re: Glynn's from Galway

cdynan — 2009-05-09 21:20:30Z

Marge, Did he naturalize? If so his county of birth may be on his papers. Most of the census's recorded naturalization. What papers here in the states have you looked at? Its really helpful to have all this info before searching in Ireland. Cheryl

EAGAN-GLYNN 1880 Minooka, Taylor boros Scranton, PA

wsullivw — 2009-03-03 13:47:31Z

Looking for information/connection EAGAN-GLYNN connection Minooka, Taylor boros Scranton PA.

1880 Northeast Election District Lackawanna Township includes Michael EAGAN and his wife Ann GLYNN and their family. Michael c 1848-Ann c 1843 both born in Ireland; Children Thomas c 1867, James c 1869, John 1870, Mary E. 1873, Bridget 1875, Peter 1878 and Michael 11 months born 20 June. 1879 Subsequent info indicates another child William Joseph EAGAN b 16 Aug 1882 in Taylor and moved to 1157 Luzerne St in 1942.

This EAGAN-GLYNN line is directly related to my SULLIVAN-GLYNN line.. William Joseph EAGAN b 1882 godparents were my GrandUncle Florence SULLIVAN and Grandaunt Ellen GLYNN SULLIVAN. Michael EAGAN b 20 June 1879 godparents were John GLYNN and Margaret GLYNN. The children were baptized at St. Joseph RC Church, Minooka, PA.

My Granduncle Florence SULLIVAN 1845-1909 and my Grandaunt Ellen GLYNN SULLIVAN 1849-1913 were living at Grove St in Taylor and the time of their deaths they were parishioners of the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Taylor. They are interred in St. Joseph Cemetery in Minooka.

Please contact Walton J. SULLIVAN with information, leads, etc. Thank U. Regards Walt

Re: Glynn's Quilpie Queensland Australia

LeoGlynn — 2009-04-21 16:05:17Z

Do you know if any of the Glynn's came from County Clare?

Lglynn5943@aol.com

Re: Glynn, Halvey, Horty, Fahy, Hannon

LeoGlynn — 2009-04-21 15:51:37Z

My grandfather was John Joseph Glynn born 1868 in Clare came to the USA married in 1899 and died in 1949.

I am new to site and not sure how to use my email address is Lglynn5943@aol.com will sincerely appreciate a response.

Thank you

Re: Glynns Gort Co Galway Galway

LeoGlynn — 2009-04-21 15:43:06Z

My grandfather was John Joseph Glynn - raised at Aughinish in northern County Clare - where Clare touches Galway -- born May 1868 died in KC MO USA in 1949 His parents were John Joseph Glynn and Catherine Mahon. I have birth record and list of siblings but never able to find any of the family. A Rose Glynn who still lives at Aughinish - approximately 75 years old - does not know of the family ?? I am new and not familiar with site yet. Thank You

email Lglynn5943@aol.com

Re: Patrick Glynn from Westmeath

kgts58 — 2009-03-05 14:48:06Z

Thanks for the info. My great grandfather, Patrick, is a son of a Patrick Glynn. That Patrick married a woman named Hester Regan. My grandfather, William, said that Patrick had a brother who remained in Ireland and he also came here with another brother. Haven't found the brother he came with to America but have some leads. I will see if I can find anything about my great grandfather, Patrick, using your research. It is very possible that there is a connection between your Glynns and mine, especially since my grandfather was named William. I will keep in touch if I find anything else.

Re: Patrick Glynn from Westmeath

kgts58 — 2009-03-05 14:47:59Z

Re: Looking to hook up with Bridget Glynn m. Rudden Ireland

jpmtkelly — 2009-03-24 20:37:37Z

Cindy;

Not sure if I contacted you before (nothing listed). My great grandmother was Alice Glynn born 1860 in Drumbaragh, Newbliss, Co. Monaghan. She married John Smyth and then married John Rudden from Callowhill, Scotshouse, Co. Monaghan.
Its very possible that your Bridget is an aunt of my Alice Glynn. Alice also had a sister Bridget, and a daughter Bridget Rudden.
There must be some connection here. Do you know if your Rudden and Glynn family are from Monaghan.
John Rudden (above) was from Callowhill, Co. Monaghan, but hos father was originally from Redhills, Co. Cavan.

Regards.
John Kelly

Re: Glynn-Redman in Montana

ruthfether — 2008-12-17 01:26:17Z

Hello, I was going through some of my old mail and came across this, your message...I am sorry I do not have any information on Glynn-Redman, but I am related to Atkinson(where your message was) and I do recall my Uncle Cecil Atkinson telling me once that we were related to the "Youngbloods."
ATKINSON, THOMPSON, CRANE, YOUNGBLOODS.
These folks were evidentually some of the "Old Settlers," the folks who chose to migrate instead of a forced imagration to Arkansas-Trail of Tears.(or was the end destination Oklahoma?)Anyway, I have located most of the Thompson line, but I am still looking for the rest...Any help would be wonderful!
Thank you for your time,
Ruth Jenkins
ruthfether@yahoo.com

Re: Glynn, Halvey, Horty, Fahy, Hannon

egeorgieff — 2008-11-15 11:46:06Z

I noticed that the date on your post is ten years ago, but you have posted since. I am interested in your data on Galway as it pertains to my research.

John Glynn (1837) and Sabina O'Grady (1842) lived in Galway with two sons Michael (1862) and John (1864) until they moved to America in the mid- 1860's.

I would love to have more information on the family.

If you are still out there, please e-mail me. ellen.georgieff@yahoo.com

Thank you. Ellen Glynn Georgieff

Re: John Glynn and Sabina O'Grady Glynn

egeorgieff — 2008-11-15 11:02:12Z

Hi - I am a direct descendant of John (1837) and Sabina (1842). They had several children: Michael (1866), John (1864), Celia (1867), Charles (1868), Patrick (1873), Mary Ellen (1875), and Margaret (1879).

Michael who was born in Ireland married Mary Mangan in 1881. They had several children: Mary Ellen (1882), John (1883), Agnes (1885), Sabina (1888), Cecelia (1890), Charles (1895), and Peter (1897).

Charles married Ivy Little in 1917, and had 4 children: Frank (1919), Eileen (1920), Jacqueline (1923), and Donald (1926). They moved in NYC between 1923 and 1926.

Donald married Kathleen Marren in 1947, and had two children: Ellen (1948), and Diane (1957).

I have some other information, but if you have a picture, you have more than I do. Oh please still be out there, and write.

Ellen Glynn Georgieff

Glynn/Farren families of Roxbury, Massachusetts

dstlau7227 — 2009-03-04 20:23:31Z

I am looking for anyone who has information on my grandfather, Joseph F. Glynn (approx. 1905-1942). He died when my mother was about 16. He married my grandmother, Alice Gertrude Farren in about 1924. Both were from Roxbury, MA. I would appreciate any help!!

Please feel free to email me at dstlau7227@aol.com.
Thanks very much!
Maggie Lang

Re: Update on Joseph M./John P. Glynn of Boston

dstlau7227 — 2009-02-10 21:36:49Z

I just found this message with information regarding Joseph M. and Joseph F. Glynn. I believe that Joseph f. Glynn was my maternal grandfather. He was married to Alice G. Farren Glynn.I would appreciate any more information you may have on the Glynns. Please respond to my email address: dstlau7227@aol.com. I am very new to ancestry, and may not be able to find your response unless it comes to me directly. My name is Maggie Lang, and my mother was Alice G. Glynn Lang. Thank you so much!

Re: Glynn's from Galway

bglynn194 — 2009-03-22 01:39:51Z

I'd be interested in any iofo you may have as I have a great uncle named Hubert Glynn and others in our families have similar names.

Re: Timothy Glynn, Ireland to Lowell, MA

tuam123 — 2008-08-31 02:36:49Z

My grandmother Catherine Glynn came to Lowell about 1900 and I have not been able to trace any of her relatives. I wonder if this would help?

Re: Glynn's from Galway

cdynan — 2009-03-22 04:03:43Z

I have very little on the Glynns. My great greatparents, Hubert Glynn and Mary Corliss were married in Donaghpatrick, County Galway in 1868. They had 4 children that I know of, Mary, Bridget, James and Nicholas. There may have been more. Mary was my great grandmother. What do you know of your Glynn family?

Re: Patrick Glynn from Westmeath

fairgreenblues — 2009-03-04 23:15:22Z

Re Patrick Glynn
As A Postscript to my last message i didnt mention that William Glynn And Anne mooney were Married in Kilbeggan County Westmeath.

Regards Patrick

Re: Patrick Glynn from Westmeath

fairgreenblues — 2009-03-04 22:51:14Z

hi
In Reply to your posting in 2006 have you moved on with regard to your Patrick glynn from Westmeath.
As my G G Grandfather was William Glynn Born 1830 in Milltown County Westmeath and he married anne Mooney in 1870 they had several children including a Patrick born 1875 williams Father was also a Patrick Glynn and i Wondered if my William Could have Been an uncle to your Patrick let me know if you have any further information on your Patrick.

Regards Patrick mc Donnell

Re: Glynn's in Gort

lbeilby1 — 2009-01-05 05:30:39Z

I am doing research on Cahalan, John Cahalan b. abt 1815 County Cork, Ireland d. 19 Sept 1877 San Francisco. Had a brother Martin,your time line for your Martin's marriage would fit my Martin. Did Martin come to the US? Do you have any more information? John's brother Thomas had a posting in the Boston Pilot every week of the month of April, 1865 searching for John and his three brothers and a sister.
Tim Beilby

Re: Glynn, Halvey, Horty, Fahy, Hannon

margew4 — 2009-01-21 19:47:02Z

Hi
My name is Marge Woods, I am searching for information on Philip Glynn. Born in Ireland (don't know which County) about 1930. Emigrated to the US in 1848. Father was Robert Glynn. Don't have much more information to go on. If you could point me in a direction I would greatly appreciated. This family line has been making me crazy. Just can't seem to find a thread.

Thanks
Marge Woods

NY Immigrant Savings Bank

margew4 — 2009-02-11 15:25:57Z

Does anyone have any information about the Savings Bank, how did it work. What years did it operate? My GGGGrandmother had an account and I don't quite understand some of the information that I see. Can someone provide insight.

Thanks
Marge Woods

Re: Looking for census help on Anna Glynn and husband, Brooklyn, NY

margew4 — 2008-09-23 01:23:00Z

The 1870 census and the 1880 census show an Annie Glynn daughter of Philip and Julia Glynn. She was born about 1863. Philip and Julia were both from Ireland.

Re: Glynn's from Galway

margew4 — 2009-05-09 19:07:53Z

Hello,
My GGGGrandfather Phillip Glynn emigrated about 1848 to NYC. He was born in Ireland don't know where. Since he died in NYC, he wouldn't be on the grave stone. His fathers name was Patrick. If this might be a relative, If possible I would be interested in the information on the grave stone. Let me know what you think. You can email me at margew4@juno.com

Thanks
Marge Woods

Re: Glynns Gort Co Galway Galway

sandiegorn2 — 2009-02-09 20:31:28Z

Hello, I'm replying to an old post, but my grandfather, John J. Glynn, b. 4 Nov. 1886, came to US from Galway and I would love to know more about the family. I was adopted as an infant and am trying to piece together my ancestry on my birth father's side (Glynn). John J. Glynn's father was Tim Glynn. I would love to see your database.
Thanks, Johana Smith

Re: Glynn's from Galway

AndyGlynn — 2009-03-18 23:03:35Z

Hi My Grandfather was Stephen Glynn from Galway, he had a sister named Nora she outlives my Grandparents and my Father Martin Kevin and my Uncle Thomas they lived on a Farm called Tonamoil.Nora is in a nursing home still alive. My Fathers cousin is a Guarda in Galway Michael Glynn and the Glynn's still live on the Farm

Good luck

Andrew

Re: Albert Jasper Glynn Mary Ann Wright

hbrpete — 2008-08-25 16:34:48Z

Hi,

I am also a direct descendant of Alphret Glynn and Mary Ann Wright by way of their eldest child, Esther Glynn, born 7 March 1853 in Milan, OH, and married Ephraim Whitcomb 8 Jan 1876 (Dibean Marriage Index). I hope we can make contact and share info.

Martin Peters
Olathe, KS, & Yokosuka, Kanagawa, JAPAN

Re: Timothy Glynn, Ireland to Lowell, MA

BevLasure72 — 2008-08-31 15:59:04Z

There's not much information on it: Timothy J. Glynn, died Lowell, Oct 3, 1888. Color White, Marital Status: M. Age 35 years, Resident of Lowell at time of death, Cause of death railroad accident. Born Ireland, both parents born Ireland. You are more than welcome to have the certificate.

I'd suggest you check some newspapers to see if you can find an account of the railroad accident because there might be more information there - keeping in mind that he didn't necessarily die on the date of the accident - he may have lingered for a few days and that the accident was not necessarily in Lowell just because he died in Lowell.

Perhaps a street directory for Lowell would tell you who was in the family he lived with?

In an odd coincidence my ggrandmother, Catherine Conway Glynn died in Boston in 1888. I'm looking for her husband, Timothy Glynn. I also grew up in a house that had been the stationmaster's home on the Lowell & Salem railroad.

Looking For The "Children" of Michael Walter & Kay Glynn

S_BolterBaker — 2008-12-19 06:19:36Z

Hello: I am looking for the "2" Children of Michael Walter and Kay Bruce Glynn. Their names are:

#1 -- John Michael Glynn (9)
#2 -- Sarah Marie Glynn (9)

Your Grandparents are Marjorie Lee Hofmockel and Robert Paul Glynn. You are all listed in "My Kier Genealogy Book". I would like to hear from both of you. You may pick up the Author of this posting and email me. I hope to hear from you real soon, Shirley

Re: Update on Joseph M./John P. Glynn of Boston

padraigmurphy1 — 2008-12-26 05:19:58Z

This is a bit of an old thread - but here goes:

I think that I may be a cousin of the Alice Glynn mentioned in this post. My grandmother was Ellen Elizabeth Power Sliney (1906-1990). She had a cousin Alice Glynn who, as I understand it, lived at least for a time, in Roxbury. I also recollect being told that Alice worked for the MBTA (I believe). We always referred to her as "Aunt Alice," although she was actually a cousin, because of the significant age difference. In fact, I believe my mother (Mary Ellen Sliney Murphy, 1934-1994)grew up calling her Aunt Alice. Alice came up in conversation tonight as I was having dinner with my sister and some Power family cousins.

Re: Colin James GLYNN b1940 Leeds d. 1998 in Burnley, Lancashire

fatimamine — 2009-04-02 22:40:58Z

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Re: British census (1861-1881) information on Ann Glynn

spbork1 — 2009-02-14 22:31:15Z

Hello Dennis,

I was not able to definitively find the GLYNN family or any of its three individual members on the 1861-1881.

The only “Ann Glynn” (Soundex search) b 1847-1851 in Warwickshire, on the 1861 was Mary Ann Gillam, daughter of Thomas & Mary Ann Gillam, who were also both b. Warwickshire.

Similar negative findings resulted from searches of the 1871 and 1881, so I went backward in time to see what I could find…

The two sure finds are that Patrick was in the British Army and his marriage record:

1841 England Census > Leicestershire > Manchester > District Salford Barracks
Patk Glynn [indexed as Glenn] 20 private IRE

England & Wales, FreeBMD Marriage Index: 1837-1983
Patrick Glynn & Ellen Shereden 1849 Manchester/Lancs.
QTR: Apr-May-Jun
Vol 20
Pg 716

A search for Ann’s birth was less definitive, although of these 4, I like the first one best:

1) Eliza Ann Glynn 1850 Apr-May-Jun Manchester (1837-1924) Lancashire

2) Eliza Ann Glenn 1848 Jul-Aug-Sep Nuneaton Leicestershire, Warwickshire

3) Ann Glenn 1851 Jul-Aug-Sep Warwick (To 1932) Warwickshire

4) Mary Ann Glynn 1850 Jul-Aug-Sep Manchester (1837-1924) Lancashire
On 1861 this is probably the d/John

In checking DEATHS for Ellen & Patrick, I found:

1) Ellen Glynn abt 1827 1871 Jan-Mar Liverpool (1837-1934) Lancashire

2) Ellen Glynn abt 1821 1870 Liverpool (1837-1934) Lancashire
Maybe wf/Michael on 1861. She was b Mullaga, IRE,

3) Patrick Glinn abt 1824 1869 Liverpool (1837-1934) Lancashire

Nevertheless, here are the census finds that I thought were interesting, if indefinite -- except for the 1851 included for completeness and my starting point:

1851 England Census > Durham > Winlaton > District 1g
Patrick Glynn lodger md 30 pitman [a coal miner] IRE Galway
Ellen lodger/wife md 26 IRE Galway
Ann dau 2 Warwickshire

1861 England Census > Yorkshire > Halifax > Halifax > District 33
No 50 on sched., 33 King St.
Patrick Glyn head 39 hairdresser IRE Ellen wife md 33 IRE
Margt. Dau 1-1/2 Yorkshire/Halifax
--This is the only Patrick & Ellen couple on the 1861, Soundex search. If this is correct, Patrick has certainly made an interesting occupation change, from coal miner to hair dresser!

1861 England Census > Lancashire > Manchester > St George > District 22
Ann Glinn [sic] serv. Unmd 14 serv. B Lancs/Manchester
Lvg w/Mary McDonough, 35, beggar, blind 14 yrs
--Though age is a bit off, I think this is best 1861 fit for Ann.

1861 England Census > Durham > Winlaton > District 6
Patrick Glynn md 40 lab IRE
Mary wife md 36 IRE
Margaret dau 7 Durham/Blaydon
Thomas son 5 Durham/Blaydon
Bridget dau 2 Durham/Blaydon
--Included because of Durham/Winlaton location.

NO 1871 Patrick or Ellen hits, which does line up with the Death hits above.

RE your post on Genealogy.com that Ann Glynn in London on the 1881 is the same person, that person was b. “Westminster, St. Margaret’s.” There is a birth registration for an ANN GLINN, QTR: JUL-SEP, WHITECHAPEL, LONDON, MIDDLESEX, which is more likely this Ann Glynn in 1881.

With apologies if any or all of this is old news.
Susan Bork

Re: Glynn's from Galway

mglynn01 — 2009-04-27 16:45:34Z

I visited my relatives in Loughrea, County Galway in 1963. They lived in a pub with the name Francis Glynn over the door. He would have been born circa 1880. His children were Thomas, Andrew, James, Eileen and Chrissy. Only Thomas (my grandfather) married. He married Winifred Honoria Keane, also of Loughrea. They emigrated to Chicago in the 1920s. Somewhere I have a picture (in electronic form) of a Glynn gravestone from the cemetary in Loughrey with generations of Glynns data on it. I also met an aunt with the last name of McGloin while I was there.

Re: Looking for census help on Anna Glynn and husband, Brooklyn, NY

DennisDoyle45 — 2008-09-23 01:52:54Z

thank you. can you tell me where it says annie was born.