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McKENNAs of Springport, NY, and Sheboygan, WI: 1820s - 1850s

mkejeeps — 2009-11-09 03:50:00Z

Looking for info on McKenna family who lived near Springport, NY in 1800s. Names: John, Richard and unknown sister. All born in Ireland around 1810-1820. Men bought farms near Sheboygan and Holland, WI by 1850. Sister likely married and remained near Springport, NY. Her name may be Rose or Mary. John married Catherine Kerrigan in NY (1844) and Bridget Fitzpatrick in WI (1855). Richard married Ann Lamb in NY (1849). Any info greatly appreciated.

Peter McKENNA - Alameda Co., California, 1882 - 1906

mhfoundation — 2009-11-09 02:54:07Z

I am looking for the Peter McKenna who owned about 300 acres near Mission Peak near Mission San Jose now Fremont, CA. He purchased some of it from Juan Gallegos (emigrant from Costa Rica)in the mid 1880's.

Does anyone have any family verification regarding this man or his family?

James McKENNA and Rose ROURKE

richardmckenna1942 — 2009-11-09 02:51:58Z

James was born in LEITRIM circa 1820 and married Rose Rourke. Family was Patrick, John and Francis. Francis died 26/11/1865 age 21 in Edinburgh. Patrick (born 1840/1843 at Leitrim) married Elizabeth McFarlane in Edinburgh on 10/02/1868 and died 10/05/1911.
Any information on James and Rose would be greatly welcome. If I am able to help anyone, please ask.
PATRICK RICHARD McKENNA (DOB 16/02/1942)
email richardmckenna1942@hotmail.com

Re: Thomas & Mary McKENNA, in Philadelphia, 1868, & William KEARNEY

mrsguppy — 2009-11-07 21:53:15Z

I have a 1983 memoir on my husband's McKenna family born in Ireland:
John b.Nov 1854; d.27 Jul 1913 San Francisco
James b.abt 1852 (brother);
Catherine b.1853,d.1934San Francisco(sister)

JOHN MCKENNA had cousin living in PA - a teacher named SISTER THEODORE. We do not know if the cousins were McKennas or not and I have not been able to find Sister Theodore. I would like to find info on these folks. The memoir also mentions a "WILL KEARNEY". Will was a nephew to a John Delahanty and lived in Bloomfield, New Jersey around 1934. John Delahanty's half sister "Catherine" married JOHN MCKENNA and Will was the son of one of Catherine's sisters but we don't know the sister's name. Do we have any connections here?

Re: Missing Grandfather

whbsbb — 2009-11-04 04:58:48Z

Hello
I have PA connections with my McKenna family.
Do you know your grandfather's wife's maiden name??
There are a couple of possibilities in PA in 1930.
I have full access to ancestry.com and would gladly look things up for you.
Do you know his middle name or his mother's name? There are about 25 possibilities in 1920 census near Pittsburgh.
My PA McKenna's come through the mother so their names are not McKenna, but I believe there were "McKenna" cousins there, as well.
Let me know if I can help. sarah.broadbent1@gmail.com

Missing Grandfather

kbroser — 2009-11-04 04:57:07Z

Looking for a James McKenna born 1901 in Pennsylvania. He was living with parents in 1925 somewhere around Pittsburgh.

Harold William McKENNA - d 15 August 2009

masepoli — 2009-10-24 22:15:17Z

Harold William McKenna, 80, of Silver Springs, and an Airforce Lieutenant Colonel (retired), passed away August 15, 2009, after a long illness. Twin brother Larry preceded him in death.

DO NOT REPLY FYI ONLY

Ardle McKENNA

maron17 — 2009-10-24 22:12:57Z

Hi there

I looking for the family of Ardle McKenna born around 1825 and his wife Elizabeth Harkins also born in Ireland (Monaghan, I think). Ardle moved to Stirlingshire before his children were born but I'm struggling to find any certificates, Birth, marriage or death. He MUST have died in Scotland but maybe he married in Ireland before emigrating. Anyone with any connections to these names, please get in touch.

M17

Re: 1938 - 1940 McKENNA Marriages in Hudson Co., NJ

JoMac53 — 2009-10-21 06:03:05Z

I'm just researching my husband's family and check each database I find on Ancestry and any where else. This I totally stumbled on. I didn't know city directories contained marriage information! lol

Re: McKENNA - Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher->Rhode Island

Raymond_McKenna — 2009-10-21 05:27:16Z

No Martins,sorry.

Re: McKENNA - Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher->Rhode Island

Carolyn_Cowart — 2009-10-21 05:24:54Z

Do you have any Martin ladies from Coolkeeragh Townland, Longfield East parish,Co. Tyrone marrying into your McKenna's? These folk spelled their name McKenny, so might not be the same families.

Re: McKENNA - Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher->Rhode Island

JHFOGGIN — 2009-10-21 05:18:29Z

Mr. McKenna,

Do you happen to know if Bernard had a sister named Mary?

My gg Grandmother, Mary McKenna, married John Henderson in 1846 in a Catholic parish in Errigal Trough. I'm under the impression that John came from Aughnacloy. She and John came to Pittsburgh, PA, where my Great Grandfather, James Alexander Henderson was born in 1851. James kept a diary of a trip that he and his wife took to Ireland in 1897. They visited with his Aunt Catherine McKenna McMahan in Glaslough on Loch Amy, in County Monaghan.

Other than that I know nothing about either family. If you can help, I'd very much appreciate it.

Jim Foggin
Knoxville, TN

Re: McKENNA - Co. Tyrone, Parish of Clogher->Rhode Island

RayMcKenna — 2009-10-17 19:01:54Z

My ggg grandparents, Bernard and Mary McKenna, came from the Parish of Clogher, County Tyrone. They arrived in NYC on May 1, 1846, en route to Providence. With them were children Betsy (b abt 1826), Peter, my gg great (b abt 1830), Ann (1831), Sally (1831), John (1834), Margaret (1835), Pat (1837) and Lawrence (1843). Son, Bernard, was born on board. There was also a John (1826) with them, who might have been a son, or perhaps a nephew. There is much more to write, if you are interested.

Re: 1938 - 1940 McKENNA Marriages in Hudson Co., NJ

pansy1219 — 2009-10-17 18:20:45Z

That's Me! Marie Veronica McKenna, My Mother, Married Harold Miller Xavier Boxill in Kearny NJ. I'm their Son, Harold G. Boxill. My wife pansy1219 does all the research.
She has extensive list of boxills. From England to Settled in Barbados. Boxill in Barbados is like Smith in US.
I have a friend named Martin Boxill who has an extensive list of his boxill heritage. I haven't even had a chance to tap all of it.
I'm currently trying to find that Marriage of McKenna to McDermott in Jersey City right now. Thanks so very much for the info. I'm going to check those Essex County marriages tomorrow. thanks pansy If you find any more, keep it comking. How did you learn about all of these data bases? Where do I start?

1938 - 1940 McKENNA Marriages in Hudson Co., NJ

JoMac53 — 2009-10-17 18:19:50Z

Found these listings in the Price & Lee Co.'s city directory for Harrison, Kearny, East Newark, Arlington, North Arlington --

1938 directory:
Marie M. McKenna m. Harold M. Boxill (p. 679; Ancestry image 343)

1940 directory:
Gertrude C. Lyons m. George McKenna (p. 632; Ancestry image 317)
Mary M. McKenna m. James J. Macfie (p. 688; Ancestry image 345)
Cecilia M. Duffy m. Joseph McKenna (p. 377; Ancestry image 186)

The women are then listed under the man's surname in the same directory. The directories also list if someone moved and tells where they moved to, such as: McKenna, Vincent C removed to Belleville.

Hope this is helpful to someone.
Jo

Re: Thomas & Mary McKENNA, in Philadelphia, 1868, & William KEARNEY

ecorsten — 2009-10-13 04:55:21Z

Hi there:

I have unknown Mckenna(ggggf) & Annie Carney giving birth to Ann Bridget McKenna in 1877 (ireland)

Ann Bridget Mckenna (gggm) marries Thomas james Gorman (my ggf) (son of Bernard Gorman, gggf). Ann and TJ give birth to Andrew james Gorman, and Thomas Bernard Gorman (my gf)

TJ and Ann settled in new bruswick, but eventually moved to Pictou county NS Canada

Re: Thomas & Mary McKENNA, in Philadelphia, 1868, & William KEARNEY

countycavan — 2009-10-13 04:54:14Z

I have a Bridget McKenna Lynch who was born in 1837 Ireland, but I cannot locate her parents as of yet. She indicated in the 1900 census that she emigrated to the US in 1847. Any connections? Believe she may have been born in County Monaghan, but not certain of that yet.

Thomas & Mary McKENNA, in Philadelphia, 1868, & William KEARNEY

2009-10-13 04:53:36Z

Looking for any information on Thomas MCKENNA b. abt. 1801 in Ireland and his wife Mary b. abt. 1807 in England. They were living close to the river at 924 Suffolk, Philadelphia in 1868. He was a tailor. I believe the following people were his children. Thomas Jr, John, Joseph, Michael, Mary and Anna. Micahel was living with Thomas & Mary in 1860. In 1869 Thomas, Thomas Jr, John and Joseph were all living at 924 Suffolk . Anna was living with Thomas & Mary in 1870 along with her husband William Henry KEARNEY b 1838, Ireland. Anna appears to be the youngest, born in 1847 in England. Thus, Thomas & Mary were married and immigrated after 1847 but before 1860. I hope this rings a bell for someone!

Re: 1850 Census, Providence, RI - John & Ann, Mary A. McKENNA

ktracy — 2009-04-26 15:36:41Z

The first thing that came to mind would be to try and find marriage certificates of the daughters and any death certificates of all to see where in Ireland they were from, since they all state "Ireland" as place of birth in the 1850 census.

Assuming that the Catherine McKenna (70 yrs old), is John's mother... maybe Bridget is Catherine's sister and McElroy is Bridget's married name...? I'm also assuming that Owen McElroy (21 yrs old), is Bridget's son...?

I noticed (on Ancestry) that on the "Search Results" page for John McKenna, that Ancestry has transcribed his birth year as 1795, but his age on the actual census page states 35 yrs old. You might want to tell Ancestry about this. Good luck in your researching.

Kathleen

Re: 1938-1940 McKenna marriages in Hudson Co., NJ

JoMac53 — 2009-08-24 00:37:08Z

hmm...the "You are here:" path left out a step.

From Search I first clicked on the 1940 Substitute then U.S. City Directories > New Jersey > Harrison; Kearny; East Newark; Arlington; North Arlington.

Re: 1938-1940 McKenna marriages in Hudson Co., NJ

JoMac53 — 2009-08-24 00:28:45Z

Go to Search > U.S. City Directories > New Jersey > Harrison; Kearny; East Newark; Arlington; North Arlington

Here's a direct link:
http://search.ancestry.com/Browse/list.aspx?dbid=1540&pa...

Re: McKenna's/Dunphy's in Peake Station area P.E.I. Canada

annalhogan — 2009-06-28 21:40:27Z

I am slowly working on the Dunphy line too, as Power descendants...it is far from complete but if you would like to exchange info that would be great.

Harry A. McKENNA, Jr, of East Orange, NJ - 1942

drbrownlee — 2009-10-06 04:09:46Z

Harry is pictured as a flight cadet in the 1942-K yearbook of Bruce Field in Ballinger, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher.

mckenna in glasgow scotland from 1871 to date

spondoolics — 2009-06-11 14:26:11Z

My great grandfather frank mckenna was born glasgow (hutchesontown) in 1874 his father was also francis mckenna born 1852 he married catharine fox in about 1872. Francis(2) father was john mckenna born about 1833 in sligo ireland and mother was agnes jardine also born ireland. catharine fox was also born in ireland her father was thomas fox and her mother ann.

Francis had a brother called john who died soon after a mining accident and that's the reason i was told he came to england. Any connections in family please get in touch thanks

francis mckenna

spondoolics — 2009-05-20 13:24:43Z

my great grandfather francis mckenna was born in 1874 in glasgow scotland,his wife was edith heslop she was born 1890 whitworth durham. Franics i was told came to newcastle after the death of his brother john in a mining explosion in glasgow. Francis parents were francis born 1852 and catherine fox born 1855 both born ireland. Francis sligo and catherine waterford. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

James D McKENNA

kbroser — 2009-10-04 09:01:26Z

James D McKenna was born in 1901. Not sure of Father or mothers name. Went by my Grandmother's (Catherine Horning) information who didn't like to share information about my mothers birth (August 16, 1926). My grandmother was never married to James, they had a relationship(don't know how long)Catherine was from Natrona Penn. and I believe she was working as a nurse for the family. My mother was raised by her grandmother(Kathryn(Bussick)Horning) in Natrona until she was 5 or 6 and then moved to Missouri to be with her mother. She never met her father. She passed in May 1986 and with my grandmothers passing I would like to know if the facts I have are true. Catherine met James D McKenna in the mid 1920's when she was working for the McKenna family. James was born in Penn. in 1901 (by my mothers birth records). The info. my gradmother gave was his parents were Mary (O'Brien) Mckenna of Dublin Ireland and James McKenna of Dublin Ireland. If anyone has any information about James D and family I would love to hear from you. Thanks, Kathy

Re: Patrick McKENNA

wdromanski — 2009-06-23 05:36:54Z

Hi,

I am researching this family too. I have gathered a bit of information (including what is mentioned in this post) and posted it in a database here

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&d...

Have you found any more about this family?

William D Romanski
Rhode Island

Re: McKenna's/Dunphy's in Peake Station area P.E.I. Canada

KennethMcKenna69 — 2009-06-28 23:52:15Z

It sounds like we could both help each other out and I am very interested in exchanging information with you.
Kenneth McKenna
kennymck@hotmail.com

McKenna's/Dunphy's in Peake Station area P.E.I. Canada

KennethMcKenna69 — 2009-05-08 05:28:58Z

I am looking for any information on McKenna's and/or Dunphy's in the Peake Station, Johnson River, Fort Augustus area of P.E.I. My grandfather (John McKenna) was born there around 1894 to Ann Jayne Dunphy and Francis McKenna. My grandfather moved to Boston in his youth. I know my GG Grandparents were John Dunphy and Elizabeth Webster who were born in Johnson River (1841) and Fort Augustus (about 1845) respectively. Both GG grandparents died in Peakes Station.

Delia McKenna Ballinrobe Ireland

tbrd35 — 2009-06-22 11:40:19Z

Hi Listers,
I'm looking for a needle in a haystack!. I'm hoping to find info on a Mary (May) Kenny. Mary was the recipiant of a small payout in the will of John King, the 2 time Medal of Honor winner in the US Navy. John (B/1862 Ballinrobe Ireland....D/1938 Hot Springs Ark.) John married Delia (McKenna) Holland a widower late in life and she had 2 daughters. In the will one is mentioned (Maggie King Joyce) and he states that he didn't know her married name. The probate lists a payout to May that matches what the will says so I'm assuming that May is the unknown daughter.
Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Pat
Tbrd35@Hotmail.com

Re: McKenna

gmfuller1 — 2009-09-13 17:19:21Z

Hi Brian
Don't know if you are still checking these boards.
My family are the Wrights related to the first child of George Wright and Mary McKenna. The McKennas were from County Monaghan in Ireland. James McKenna's wife being Margaret Lindon. If you want any more information let me know. As we are still in touch with the branch who went to Michigan.
Jacqueline

Re: Pittsburgh, PA / 8th Ward / Crawford St. - KELLY, McKENNA, DOWNS Family

wilaja — 2009-04-17 14:53:21Z

I found the McKenna family in the 1900 census 11th Ward. Marry, Susan, Rosa, Villine. They are living with the Aldoph and Catherine Shaffer family.

Also the two families, McKenna and Shaffer, are living together in the 1910 census, 9th Ward.
Frank, Mary, Rose, Nellie McKenna.
I looking for the Shaffer family, son Earl Shaffer.

Re: Patrick McKENNA

RayMcKenna — 2009-06-23 09:53:05Z

William,
I wish I was certain we were following leads for the same family, but it is not clear. There were many McKenna's who came to RI in the 19th century. Errigal Trough,mostly in County Monaghan, but also in County Tyrone, emptied out of McKenna's on their way to RI, PEI, and other places. And today, there are still so many McKenna's in Monaghan that to distinguish one from another, they are nicknamed by families they intermarried with. For example, my Peter McKenna (1828-1872), son of Bernard and Mary, married Catherine Duggan, of Monaghan.In Monaghan today, there are McKenna's who are nicknamed 'Duggan' because of intermarriage long ago.
Send me your email address and I will sign you on to my ancestry.com tree. I would also like to see your tree.
Thank you.
Ray McKenna
rjmck250@comcast.net

McKenna's in New South Wales & Queensland Australia

news4kaz — 2009-08-12 05:37:32Z

I am trying to trace my McKenna family history.Here are my details as I know them.

Charles Bernard McKenna (my ancestor) born Emyvale in Co. Monaghan approx. 1842. Son of Ross McKenna & Mary McKenna (also her maiden name). From letters that we have, we know that Charles had a sister Catherine who died in 1912 and is buried with her parents in Errigal Truagh, County Monaghan. Also from these letters we know that Catherine had at least three daughters and a son (maybe more than one son). Her daughter that wrote the letters is Mary A McKenna (same name again!). This Mary McKenna emigrated to Paterson, New Jersey, USA in 1915 to live with her widowed sister who had a son 8 years old at the time.

Charles Bernard McKenna emigrated to Australia (not sure when) and married Mary Fallon in 1870 in Brisbane. Not long after they moved to Stanthorpe Queensland. They had two sons Joseph Charles (1872) & Charles Patrick (my ancestor born 1880).

Charles Patrick married Elizabeth Darcey in Stanthorpe. Sometime in the 1920s they moved to Sydney, NSW with their two children.

It seems that they had relatives in Sydney, because of another letter in our possession shows Charles Patrick visiting a convent to see an old teacher of his (in 1904). He was with his female cousin at the time.

Also an electoral roll in 1936 in Sydney shows my McKennas living very closely to a Jeremiah McKenna and his wife. Jeremiah appears (from the NSW BDM index) to be the son of Patrick McKenna & Jane Kennedy.

Mary McKenna also wrote of an Aunt Rose that also emigrated to Australia.

If any of these names seem familiar, please answer back.
Regards,
Karen W

Edward J (Jack) McKenna of Baltimore partial obituary 6 May 1975

BMANZKE — 2009-06-28 00:43:53Z

This is one of a number of obituaries from May 3-5, 1975, found on the back side of an old newspaper clipping from the Baltimore News American. Sadly this is only the first line of the listing.

I am not a relation to this person, but I wanted to share this with anyone who is.

Bill

Re: Elizabeth M McKENNA

sarasheridan2 — 2009-06-27 15:35:43Z

Lizzie Brooklyn Rooftop after 1900

Re: Michael McKenna 1810

taryn568 — 2009-08-01 05:43:55Z

hello,my name is Tara Cochrane great grandfather is Robert Mckenna ,son of Michael Mckenna and Sophie Cannon .I'm not sure how to help but I have geneology sheet ..

Re: mckennas from baltimore md

lmabm47 — 2009-07-10 02:35:59Z

Did Alvin ever live in Ohio? 1869 to 1875?? Our Alvin married Emma R. Railing in 1869 in richland Co, Ohio. she did one yr later. He married Eunice Burgan a couple yrs later. They divorced about 1875 and we have no known whereabouts after.
Linda
famline@embarqmail.com

Re: 1938-1940 McKenna marriages in Hudson Co., NJ

pansy1219 — 2009-08-23 23:15:35Z

Dear JoMac53,
where do I go to stumble on that Price & Lee and the McKenna marriages in Essex and Hudson counties.
Thanks, pansy

Re: McKenna

brian13306 — 2009-09-13 19:44:27Z

Hi Jacqueline
Great to receive your reply as we've been unable to trace the origins of the McKennas. I was an Oliver my father was James and Margaret McKenna's g.g.grandson. I recall visiting the Wrights in Sunderland who were his cousins Also recall hearing of Robert Wright who went out to Michigan.
Would you give me permission to view your tree please.
My e-mail address is Brian@Dorking17.freeserve.co.uk.

Regards
Gwen(Brians wife)

Re: McKenna

brian13306 — 2009-04-17 19:36:10Z

Hi,
Did your James end up in Sunderland married to Margaret?
Regards
Brian Robson

Patrick McKenna

maizie164 — 2009-09-03 21:10:42Z

Was born Mar 27, 1879 in Pomeroy Tyrone Ireland. He lists his mother Margret on a manifest of passengers to enter into USA in 1916. In the early 1900 he married Sarah Hewitt in Northumberlans then came to Canada then Lackawanna Ny. Patrick dies in 1925 in Lackawanna. He and Sarah's children were Stanley, Winfred, Margery, Arthur and Mary Ailene.
I cannot find any record of him or his mother/father in Tyrone or England census- lots of Patrick's but not the one I'm looking for. Sure would appreciate any help.
thank you

McKenna/Collins or Gillon

CarolynHewitt72 — 2009-07-30 13:01:02Z

Seeking information on Helen Collins or Gillon who married Michael McKenna and migrated to Australia on 3.1.1888 where she did on 15.7.1913. Please email me at anneh35@hotmail.com

Re: McKenna

lisazmyewski — 2009-04-18 23:26:34Z

No...He married Annora (Nora).

Mc KENNA Micah 1987

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-01 21:03:13Z

McKENNA Micah 1987

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 204,880 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.

Mc KENNA John F and Beatrice R

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-01 21:02:51Z

McKENNA John F and Beatrice R

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 204,880 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: Alice McKENNA (nee RUSSELL)

khansenrey — 2009-05-02 21:10:00Z

Hello -
I noticed your post and so I thought I'd try a connection although my time frame is much earlier than yours with the Mckenna/Russell connection. I have been stuck on this part of my tree for over 40 years! I apologize if this is a dead end -

My GGmother was Mary or Maria Theresa Mckenna born Dec 25, 1839 in Scotland supposedly in a castle near Edinburgh - daughter of an unknown Russell (Ireland) and unknown Mckenna (Scotland). Mary Theresa's siblings were John/Jhon, Elizabeth (1850), Alice (1825) who supposedly was engaged and her fiance was bitten by a dog and died before they could marry, and Helen nicknamed (Nell) who married Will Gallagher (had 3 children Edwin, Helen and George)

although this is information my Grandmother gave me when I was 13 years old - I've never been able to prove any of it dating back past my GGrandmother. My Aunt was told that our GGrandmother was born in a castle and that GGGrandmother Russell worked for Queen Victoria - again can't find a connection -

Mary Theresa Mckenna married Charles P. Unger and settled in Missouri for many years. They had children Pauline Bertha (1870), Clara E. (1874) and Ranold James (1876)
Later, she married Harry Eugene Havekluft on 7/21/1883 in Pueblo colorado and had one more child, my grandmother Pearl Elizabeth Havekluft (1886)

Re: Patrick and Mary McKenna

vperna925 — 2009-09-12 21:29:56Z

They are in my Family History .I am working on finding them and there family.We Too had Family fr Kerry ... Did Mary have another name ? If she did what is it ?

Re: 1850 Census, Providence, RI - John & Ann, Mary A. McKENNA

EllenSG — 2009-05-02 15:48:53Z

Thanks for your reply; that sounds like a good next step for me.

My SLAVIN family had two more MCKENNA's- Harmon & Frank- unrelated to the Providence MCKENNA's, who marry into the family in Omaha, NE forty-some years later; the Irish immigrant community must have been a close one.

1850 Census, Providence, RI - John & Ann, Mary A. McKENNA

EllenSG — 2009-04-25 19:17:57Z

In the 1850 Census for Providence Ward 1, John & Ann MCKENNA and daughters Catharine, Ellen, & Sarah are listed; with the family next door is another McKenna girl, Mary A., 10 years old.

The neighbors are my relations, SLAVINS and MCELROYS. Mary A. MCKENNA is living with 60 year-old Bridget MCELROY in 1850, and still living with her ten years later in the 1860 Providence Ward 1 Census.

I'm hoping to find what the connection is between the MCELROY and MCKENNA families.