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LALLY Frank P 1853-1941

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-26 15:57:32Z

LALLY Frank P 1853-1941

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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LALLY Emma 1862-1941

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-26 15:57:18Z

LALLY Emma 1862-1941

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 208,545 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: Lally/Ryan Ancestry

TheRitterbandS — 2009-10-26 06:59:21Z

Hello,

My name is Melissa. My aunt recently made a trip to PA and went to several cemeteries to place flowers at the grave sides of several of our Ryan family members. She noticed a grave that seemed to be off by itself the name on the marker was Mary Lally Ryan. Thinking that we may somehow be related, she took a photograph of the grave marker. The death year that you have is the same as the one in the photograph (1938). We also have family hailing from Galway Ireland. If you look at the birth year you have listed for Mary vs. the year that her first child was born, you will see that she would have been about 7 years old when she first gave birth... must be all those dates that jumble around and confuse the heck out of us when we are on a mad search for information.

The grave markers reads:

Mary Lally Ryan
DOB: May 15, 1853
DOD: February 6, 1938

If you would like more information, please e-mail me directly at TheRitterbandS@msn.com

Re: Lally of Mass

fmacphail — 2009-08-23 06:27:21Z

New England Historic Genealogical Society database has her parents names as Michael and Margaret. She and Michael Concannon were married May 29, 1888 in Waltham. His parents were Patrick and Bridget.

All born in Ireland

Source:

Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841 - 1910 - Image Browse
Vol: 389 ; Page: 267

Raymond lally

sandralally — 2009-08-15 05:54:49Z

Does anyone Know of Raymond Lally born Leigh Lancashire England 1941 Died Melborne Australia 1984.Was in the haulage buisness.Daughter Laura probably 2 more children.
Left England in the seventies,wife could be Sylvia.

Re: Michael Lally and Mary Tansey

Jaydiel — 2009-05-24 11:32:39Z

Jon

Are you still at this address as I have found some more information on the Ahascragh Lallys

James Lally

Martin Lally born Mayo, Ireland

ski17468 — 2009-04-06 20:07:53Z

Looking for information on Martin Lally b. abt 1832 d. 29 Mar 1911 LA, CA
married: Mary Hopkins b. abt 1835 Mayo, Ireland d. early 1904 in Calfornia
Would like to know their parents, siblings, and children

Re: Anyone have any information on Martin Lally who played

tigger1237 — 2009-03-12 09:02:30Z

Update his name was Martin Francis Lally.

Born: Feb 1887
Death: sometime in 1943

He was a Lawyer in Scranton Pa.

His Father was Patrick J. Lally

His Mother was Mary Barrett

Does anyone have anything about him?

Re: Obit. LALLY, BRIAN STEWART

charlesross155 — 2009-03-07 05:57:47Z

Here was a standup guy with a giant heart! When I was but 19 years old, Brian took me under his wing and taught me 6-step sugar chemistry. I was but a meager Production Assistant, a former male secretary just off the Interstate Highway from Ft. Wayne, Indiana, but Brian encouraged me and helped me grow a job into a career. Now, after 20 years, I look back and realize how Brian's guiding words and patient manner cleared the path for my career to blossom. We worked together for about 11 years. Many a happy coffee break and lunch we spent together at CalBiochem in the California sun, daydreaming and planning our weekends and holidays. He talked with open tenderness about his beloved Janet and the things they would do together. Brian drove this cool yellow Camaro, a '67 I think, and man did it scream! Of course, he could have a temper and a disagreement sometimes if he thought he was right! But everyone at work liked Brian, he was talented, motivated and hard-working. I enjoyed watching Chargers games, first in the Ocean Beach and then in the Pacific Beach home of Brian and Janet, always gracious hosts eager to share their time and good spirits. I also got to visit Brian at Ivac, showing off his pride and joy, their electron microscope. I still have beautiful pictures of a fly's eye, and remember his enthusiasm as he gave me the 10-cent tour of the lab. You cannot contain a man in a paragraph, and of course there is always much more to tell from then, and you hope to share from now. I lost contact with Brian, and I didn't follow up on a lunch date to be planned with Brian and one of his friends, and also a great mentor of mine, Greg. I'd give up much of my treasure now to spend another Saturday afternoon with Brian, introducing my wife and daughters, eating BBQ and telling him how much his help and kindness have rewarded me,and also my family. But that's in God's hands now, and I'll just have to wait for that sunny day to shake his hand again, and hear him say, "Kid, I told you you could do it!", "Sex, drugs, and Rock and Roll!", and "Let's put on some Doors and hang out!", or "You met Phil Rivers?!". That always was, and ALWAYS will be my (our) Brian!

May you grow in God's love and service,
Until we meet again my brother,
Chip Ross

Re: Mary Lally

jkenny68 — 2009-02-28 22:37:12Z

Hi,

I'm not sure I can help but really caught my attention was your userid.

I have a Margaret Lally who m. James Judge and had a daughter in 1850. I do not know much more about Margaret Lally but the daughter did marry into the Kenny family.

It's said the daughter, Mary Judge, was orphaned when she was an infant. She survived the fire when she was thrown from an upstairs bedroom to someone on the ground (or into a snow bank). I do not know if Margaret Lally was her mother or adoptive mother.

Is this what you have? Especially curious to know the year of detah on M Lally.

Lally or Lalley of Ahascragh Galway

Jaydiel — 2009-02-12 05:08:43Z

My great-grandfather was PATRICK LALLY a son of Michaelem or Michael LALLY and MARY TANZEY.

Patrick was born at "Shralooker" which was a small property situated on the Suck River just outside Ahascragh in November 1853.The landlord of the property at the time when Patrick was born was Sir William Moss Mahon. Patrick eventually came to Australia in early January 1876 but that is another story.

Patrick's parents Michael and Mary had been married in Roscommon in December 1842. I believe that they had thirteen children eight of whom survived to adulthood. There were six sons and two daughters who reached adulthood.

Their sons were Malachi(who was born in Roscommon on October 25th 1843), John, Michael, James, William and Patrick (my GGF) who was born in November 1853. The two daughters were Kate,(later Millar) and Moira(later McLoghlin).

Patrick's grandfather and Michael's father was Malachi Lally who had married a lady by the name of Cosgrove. I do not know her Christian name.

Apart from their son Michael who was Patrick's father I believe that Malachi and his wife had a number of other children. These included Peter, Thomas, James, Nancy Burns and Mary Coyne. Peter was a sponsor at Patrick's baptism with Mary Kean. There is a mention that Nancy Burns/Byrnes was at a later date in Jersy city in the USA.

From what information I have I believe that Patrick's brothers James and Michael may have stayed in Ahascragh but Patrick and his father Michael removed to Hartford USA in 1865. This would have been shortly after Patrick's youngest sister Honor was born in Ahascragh on March 8th 1865. I do not know if Honor survived or if she went to America but from the information in my posession I do not believe that she reached adulthood.

The paper that I have says that Patrick and his father left Ireland in 1865 for Hartford and that "Uncle" Peter was at Derrycheel nearby. I don't know where Derrycheel is and whether it is near Ahascragh or near Hartford. Any help would be appreciated.

Uncle Tom (Patrick's father's brother) was also in America so I am assuming that the family in the usual Irish manner gradually migrated to America and presumably to the Hartford area.

I believe that Patrick's brother Michael stayed in Ahascragh and was a grocer/baker by trade. His brother James is said to have also been "living a few miles away" and I am presuming that to be Ahascragh.

PATRICK left New Bedford USA in November 1875 for Melbourne.

Can anyone help?

Re: Francis Lally Ballyshannon 1857

thebhoys671 — 2008-10-08 17:39:01Z

This is brilliant!
I have two centres within 25 miles, so I'll be able to view the files here.

Many thanks once again. :o)

Kind regards.

Paul Lally

Re: Francis Lally Ballyshannon 1857

DianeCulhane — 2008-10-08 15:06:47Z

You'll need access to one of the LDS family history centers to order and view the film. Go to familysearch.org and at the bottom of the screen, in the box labeled Find a Family History Center, enter your state, province, or country. You'll then get a list of centers in your area. In the United States, some town libraries are also family history centers and can get the films. If you need more information, e-mail me directly.

Diane
dlculhane@cs.com

Re: Francis Lally Ballyshannon 1857

thebhoys671 — 2008-10-08 13:54:07Z

Hi Diane,

I've seen reference to this LDS number thingy on web searches and have failed to figure out how it works.
I guess it's something to do with the church of lkter day saints but I can seem to be able to find anything through their site using these numbers.

Can you possibly send me a link?

Many thanks for your help here.

Paul

Re: Francis Lally Ballyshannon 1857

DianeCulhane — 2008-10-08 13:37:55Z

Ballyshannon is in Inishmacsaint parish in Co. Donegal, the RC records of which are on LDS film 979704, item 6. The film covers 1848-1880, so you should be able to find Francis's family. You might also post inquiries on the Donegal mailing list and message board in case someone else is researching the family.

Diane (my Lallys from Mayo)

Francis Lally Ballyshannon 1857

thebhoys671 — 2008-10-07 19:13:01Z

Hi
I'm looking for information on a relative of mine who came from Ballyshannon.
His name was Francis Lally and in the Griffith's Valuation of Ireland in 1857 he was listed as living in East Port area of Ballyshannon.
I'm afraid that's all I have so if anyone could help me out here I'd really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance
Paul Lally

Anyone have any information on Martin Lally who played

tigger1237 — 2008-09-25 04:08:02Z

football for Mansfield (1905-07) and LSU 1908-1910?

His father may have been Patrick Lally and mother may have been Mary.

If so his brother and sisters are these:
William
Dennis
Mary
Margaret
Selena

and lived in Winton Borough, Lackawanna, Pennsylvania in 1900.

Martin was born around 1887 and was around 13 in 1900.

Lally,Queenan, Kelly, Doherty

MAJM1972 — 2008-09-22 01:31:53Z

I have Queenan's, Kelly and Doherty families on my tree. They (Queenan's) came from Sligo Co. Michael Queenan married Bridget Doherty and I'm unsure then how the Kelly's
were related, probably Queenan girls married Kelly boys. They were living in Kentucky.

Michael Lally

2006-06-04 02:36:47Z

Interested in finding information about Michael Lally b 1838 Ireland, mar Bridgett Horne? b 1837 Ireland. Lived in Pittsburgh, Pa area and had 9 children.

Thank you

Re: Anthony Lally, Cong-->Pittsburgh, PA

2006-06-04 02:36:08Z

Please try
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~njm1/tombs.htm
http://digital.library.pitt.edu/pittsburgh/ & site map & full text...
help/researchers www.wpgs.org/
not my family

Re: John H. LALLY buried Greenwood cemetery Rockford IL

2006-04-28 19:05:09Z

Michelle, I am sorry to be so tardy posting this. I have been away from my research for a time. The John Hugh Lally I wrote about was married to a woman with the surname Painter, given name will not come to me at the moment. They had no children and actually lived in Minneapolis MN. They were buried in Rockford as her family had burial space there. Wish I could have been of help to you.

Gena

Surname Lally or Lalley

2006-03-12 04:30:00Z

Searching for a male Lally or Lalley, first name unknown, who served in the British army and possibly the Crimean War. He may have immigrated to the Niagra Falls, Buffalo N.Y. area.

Re: Michael Lally and Mary Tansey

2006-01-02 04:38:38Z

James,

I have three LALLY's I'm researching, all from Ahascragh. They are James, born about 1862, Michale, born about 1863 and Thomas, born about 1865.

My grandmother's first cosuin was Michale LALLY and lived in the Binghamton, NY area. Does any of this make any connection?

Jon Mason
jsmason2@sbcglobal.net

Re: Lally - Staten Island

2005-11-28 04:37:11Z

Anyone still at this address? I have 2-3 Lally brothers from the New York area. Robert and Joseph, with a possible third brother named Frank. Robert was born in 1909 and Joseph in 1912. Any possible connection?

Re: Lally - Staten Island

2005-11-28 04:36:37Z

In response to your note... I don't think there's any connection here. My father Edwin Joseph was born in 1899 in Cambridge, Mass, and moved to California five years later. He was an only child, as am I, and our only Lally relatives lived in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, and there were very few of them.

Good luck in your hunt.

Bob Lally (Robert Joseph)
Santa Barbara, California

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Re: Lally - Staten Island

2006-01-02 04:39:50Z

Hi, my Lally family was Lalli until around 1905. I don't know any siblings of Antonio Lalli, Anthony Lally. Family lore says he had brothers but they would have been born in the late 1800's. One is rumored to have lived in New England. He is a tough one! I doubt there is a connection, but one never knows!!

Lally

ALally — 2006-01-02 04:39:12Z

I am interested in getting information about the Lally family that lived in Hopkinton, MA in the late 1880 and 1990. Their were William and Ellen Farley. They had three sons; William, Edward, and Stephen. Edward was my husband's ggreat grandfather. William (the 1st) was born in Ireland and emigrated about 1849. He married Ellen in 1872 ( I have their marriage register records. William's parent were Chuck and Kato. I haven't been able to find anything other than this. Please contact me, with any info you can find.
thank u.

Re: Stephen Lally

ALally — 2007-10-17 04:41:57Z

Gena,

sorry this meassage has taken me to long to answer but I haven't been keeping up with my research. But this Stephen Lally sounds like it could be my husband great uncle. My Stephen could not hear or speak. He was born in Hopkinton, MA., so I'm curious if this is the same man.

Mary Lally

EileenKenny — 2006-03-06 20:52:14Z

I am searching for information on Mary Lally, b. abt.1832. Her obituary listed Innish Turk, County Mayo as her place of birth, and her parents as Peter Lally and Bridget Tate. Family stories say she had an older brother who served in the British military and another sibling, sex unknown.

Lally / Lalley

plimmerian — 2006-06-04 02:34:52Z

Any one researching the above surnames in the St Helens / Parr and surrounding districts in Lancashire?
Between c1881 - 1921 approx.

William Lally Somerset around 1832

wombatultima — 2006-09-19 04:56:21Z

Hi everyone

I am looking for a William Lally who was assaulted by my GG Grandfather Charles Collard. Also invovlved was Thomas Kidner. Charles and Thomas were tried and convicted of the assualt at the Somerset Assizis in 1832

A search of the Felons Register of Ilchester Goal states that "Charles Collard a shoemaker aged 21, was convicted at the Assizes 13 August (18)32 of assaulting William Lally and stealing four pairs of stockings from him. He and his accomplice Thomas Kidner, a 17 year old shoemaker, was sentenced to death, but Collard's sentence was commuted to transportation for life, and he was sent to the hulk Discovery at Woolwich on 18 September to await transportation. Kidner was also reprieved and sentenced to two years hard labour. Collard had at least one previous conviction, having been sentenced at the Sessions of 13 July 1829 to a whipping and two months imprisonment in Wilton goal, Taunton for stealing two pairs of shoes."

Has anyone come across this particular William Lally in their investigations

Bill
Brunswick Victoria

Lally, Patrick & Mary

rita1334 — 2006-11-25 06:26:22Z

I am attempting to contact anyone with knowledge of the Lally genealogy compiled by Barbara Jane Evans of Kingston, Penna.
Were her records turned over to the Library or Historical Society? Any information that you could share with me would be greatly appreciated. Patrick and Mary were my husband's great grandparents. Their oldest daughter, Nora, was his grandmother. I have not been able to find much early history on the family.
Thanks.
Rita

Re: Lally Surname, Ireland 1848-1864

rita1334 — 2005-11-15 05:44:41Z

Would Martin Joseph Lally be your ancestor? I believe that he was b. circa 1786. The Lally name came from either Co. Galway or Co. Mayo. He possibly had a son named Patrick Henry b. circa 1812-1815. Any connection?

Re: Result - Peter Lally & Catherine Shay

rita1334 — 2005-11-15 05:43:45Z

Would Peter have had a brother, Patrick Henry b.circa 1812-1815? Father's name possibly Martin Joseph?

Mary (May) Lally (lalley) b. abt1810 Ireland

RJHarrigan — 2006-06-04 02:34:33Z

Need info abt. Mary Lally (Lalley). She married John Fay and had a daughter Bridget Fay.

Mathias Lally c 1831 Galway mar. Anne (___)

JanWaugh — 2007-07-21 20:22:40Z

Likely brother of Thomas Lally.

1901 Leitrim-Roscommon Census at Alloon Upper, Ballymacward Parish, Barony of Tiaquin, co Galway, Ireland
Mathias Lally Head M 70 co Galway farmer
Anne Lally Wife M 53 co Galway
Kate Lally Dau 28 co Galway
John Lally Son 25 co Galway farm labourer
Thomas Lally Son 29 co Galway farm labourer

Thomas Lally c1829 Galway mar Honor (___)

JanWaugh — 2007-07-21 19:56:07Z

1901 Leitrim-Roscommon Census at Alloon Upper, Ballymacward Parish, Barony of Tiaquin, co Galway, Ireland
Thomas Lally Head M 72 co Galway Postmaster
Honor Lally Wife M 53 co Galway
Thomas Lally Son 23 co Galway post messenger
Joseph Lally Son 21 co Galway post messenger
Michael Lally Son 17 co Galway post messenger
Margaret Lally Dau 15 co Galway
Teresa Lally Dau 12 co Galway

Does anyone know the parents of this Thomas Lally 1829 or his siblings? Most of the other Lallys of this census were farmers and shepherds.
Jan

Re: John Lally of Ireland, Famine Immigrant

JanWaugh — 2008-06-17 13:37:46Z

Thanks, Susan.
I've since found that my John Lally is the clerk. He most likely sailed from nearby Sligo port to Liverpool to pick up a ship to America.
Jan

Re: Margaret-Ellen-John-Jr.-James Lally

@@carlo@clm.com — 2006-06-16 14:59:32Z

I don't really think so but I could be mistaken my great great grandfather John Lally was born in 1869 in upstate New York he married a woman named Phoebe and had 4 children as I stated before. His father's name was Patrick but would have been born (I am guessing) maybe in the 1840's but I don't know where all of my family settled around the upstate New York, PA, CT areas. I also found a Catherine and Michael Lally that are buried in Watervliet Cemetary in Upstate New York are those the same. If you find anything else let me know I have been hitting a brick wall for some time.

Re: Margaret-Ellen-John-Jr.-James Lally

@@carlo@clm.com — 2006-06-16 14:59:32Z

I don't know but I defintely know that John was born in New York in 1874 and married Phoebe Johnson and had those four children in New York dating from 1890 to 1898. I am so lost now I can't seem to find any connections.

May Josephine F Lally

tcraft181 — 2006-06-04 02:35:31Z

Hi
This is my mothers grandmother
she married Arthur Smith 1902 in Nottingham
born 1873 Ireland is the only info I have

can anyone help?
thanks

Need inf on CATHERINE nee LALLY O'MARA b 1801 in IRE >

gatorUA1 — 2006-09-19 04:57:00Z

Hi,
I'm looking for information on the O'MARA (O'MEARA)/LALLY family.

I have information that a Patrick O'Mara (b: unk in IRE) married a Catherine Lally (b:1801 in IRE d: 1895 Rock Island County, ILL).

Patrick died on the boat voyage to America.

They had at least 7 children;

Bridget b: 1830 county Galway IRE d: 1900 Rock Island County, IL married a Michael Kelly about 1849 in Galway County, IRE
Annie b:?
Kate b:?
Michael b:? d: US Civil War
Patrick b:? 02 Aug 1848 IRE d: 1889 Rock Island County, IL Drummer boy in Civil War, County District Attorney in Rock Island County, IL
Stephen b:? d:
John b:? d: US Civil War

Any help on Patrick or Catherines past, along with filling in the gaps on the children would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Mark Allen (Normoyle) Michalski

Obit - Vilma Lally

JoellenBrown27 — 2006-02-08 17:29:48Z

Vilma Lally, died on March 13, 2005 in Austin, Texas after a courageous struggle with Parkinson's disease. She was born on December 5, 1928 in Chicago, IL to her parents Charles and Sophie Nameth, who had immigrated to the USA from Hungary.

Vilma moved to Phoenix in 1955 with her husband John, and three pre-school sons Michael, Jack and Kevin. She was very active and involved at both St Theresa's Elementary School and then Brophy College Prep where the boys graduated.

After loving and guiding her young sons, Vilma supported the family with jobs at Motorola, Sullbrook Service and then as the Office Manager at Dwayne Von Fange & Associates and then Robin E. Parke Associates in Phoenix.

She was preceded into eternal life by her parents, her sister Irene, her husband John, and her son Jack.

She is survived by her sons Michael and Kevin, along with their spouses and two grandchildren.

Burial at the St Francis Catholic Cemetery, 2033 North 48th Street.

Published in The Arizona Republic from 4/10/2005 - 4/13/2005.

orbit for Thomas F. Lally b. Aug. 30, 1927 in Chicago d. Sept 19, 2005

frankdillman — 2005-11-15 05:44:59Z

Posted the orbit for Thomas F. Lally b. Aug. 30, 1927 in Chicago d. Sept 19, 2005 on www.frankdillman.com/gen_misc_orbits.html

Re: John Lally of Ireland, Famine Immigrant

SusanTwomey48 — 2008-06-16 18:40:03Z

Hi,

My great, great grandfather John Lally came over on the Stephen Whitney with his wife Bridget and infant daughter in Nov. 1846...settled in Michigan. Their infant daughter later married Patrick McKenna.

/Susan

Lally Column inventor relation

thor19641 — 2006-03-20 21:27:56Z

My great Grandmother Bridget Lally was born around 1865 and was married to Thomas Thornton in Ireland. She emigrated to the US (Boston) around 1886 (Thomas emigrated 7 years before her). Her father was John Lally and her mother was Bridgit (Lyons) Lally. I was told that she was related to John Lally of the Lally Column invention. I know that my grandfather John Thornton was the bookkeeper for the Lally Column Company in Boston. I am trying to find a link to John Lally so that I may pinpoint where in Ireland Thomas Thornton and Bridget Lally came from. I think she may be a cousin of the Lally Column inventor. I am assuming that they were from somewhere in Galway as that is where most Thornton's and Lally's were found. Any info that anyone has would be appreciated.

Tom

Julia Lally

kdani83583 — 2006-01-02 05:51:54Z

Julia Lally married a Heneghan. Daughter Delia married John Costello. Delia and John immigrated to the US. All were from Galway, Ireland. I have no dates for Julia. Delia was born approx. 1888 and died in 1957.

Kathy

Annie Lally

kbb011 — 2007-06-20 00:31:55Z

Hi

I am looking for any info regarding Annie Lally born 8 april 1883 in Galway to Thomas Lally and Mary Fahy, she had 2 siblings Margaret and Patrick, she married John Cooper in Co Offaly 25 jan 1907 and died 12 march 1948.

Can anyonehelp with info regarding her parents/grandparents etc

Karen

Re: Lallys in Massachusetts

mpspo12 — 2007-08-25 23:02:25Z

Hi from Dottie Guinan in Boston who has been researching Guinan name. There were a few Lallys witnessing Guinan births, marriages, etc. in Boston, and I just found one Lally name who I'm unsure if connection exists.

It was death of Annie J. Lally on 2/5/1892 at 4 months. from South Boston. Father was Thomas J. Lally, Mother Annie Walpole.

Passing this along in case it helps. Lots of Moore Parish, Co. Roscommon neighbors in the Rosbury MA area.

Re: Lallys in Massachusetts

kathylee100 — 2007-08-27 16:29:28Z

My Lally branch in the U.S. started with my g-g-grandparents, Patrick (ca. 1805-1899) and Mary (O'Malley) Lally (ca. 1822-1901). They emigrated from Co. Mayo to Philadelphia in 1847, lived for a few years in Massachusetts, then Chatauqua Co., New York ending up in Lee County, Illinois. I think Co. Roscommon was once part of Co. Mayo.

Their children were Patrick (b. 1840 in Ireland), Bridget (my g-grandmother b. 1846 in Ireland), Kate (b. 1854 - possibly in MA), Martin (b. Chatauqua Co in 1856), John (b. 1858), William (b. 1860), Mary (b. 1861), Austin (b. 1863), and Edward (b. 1864). The youngest five were born in Stephenson Co. and Lee Co. Illinois.

I have no information about Patrick or Mary's siblings or parents. I thought the first name of Austin may be a way to trace connections since it's relatively unusual (so I thought). It's common enough to be of little help, unfortunately. I do have names and dates of the Lally descendents that I would be happy to share.