McTague - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Canadian service men and WW2 - McTAGUE

kevin_mctague5 — 2012-08-08 20:36:30Z

hi all my last name is mctague and my fathers name is ron his fathers name was royce mctague he also moved to england and settled down there and married iv been searching for my dads family i am on facebook and so is my father so if you would like to add me im kevin mctague born in 84

Re: family

Dsadoski — 2012-08-06 19:49:44Z

Hi Mick -
Ron Dale at Ballymaguin roots was great enough to invite me to join their website comparing notes on families from Northern Ireland. Other members have helped me to discover great things about the McTague family. I could ask Ron to send you an invitation if you would like.

I found out that my Great Grandfather, Patrick McTague was born in Magherafelt to James McTague and Margaret McLaughlin. They lived on Carraloan Road. His Mom died in 1879 the year after he was born. James McTague lived on Ballynagarve Road. His parents were James McTague and Eliza Morgan. He had I believe 9 siblings (Robert, John, Henry, Robert, Hugh, Elizabeth, Frances and two Mary Annes both of whom died in infancy. They all immigrated to the US in the late 1800s. They settled in Wakefield, Massachusetts - the next town to where I live now.
Does anyone sound familiar??

Donna (McTeague) Sadoski

Re: family

mikmac60 — 2012-08-06 19:32:02Z

Hi Donna,
Sorry for the delay in answering your query, I have been away and my laptop was hacked.

I would very much like to compare notes, I have been trying to trace family for some time without success, I now believe part of the family went to the U.S. but have no idea which part so it would be appreciated if you could shed some light on my predicament.
Kind regards
Mick.

Patrick McTague and wife Mary Jane Murtha

VirginiaTennyson53 — 2012-06-25 15:39:31Z

Looking for Patrick McTague - born in Ireland who married Mary Jane Murtha.
They were the parents of my grandmother Elizabeth, born December 19, 1882
in Brooklyn, New York. Baptized on December 20th.

My grandmother was, according to my early memories of talks with her, one of 14 children - not all of whom made it to adulthood. My mother, her only daughter Virginia, often spoke fondly about her Aunt Mamie, who was her mother's (Elizabeth) sister. Although most later documents spell the name as
McTague - her baptismal record lists it as Elizabeth McTag, father Patrick McTag, Mary Jane Murtha, and sponsors John Joseph McTag and rosa Loretta McTag.
Any information would be greatly appreciated - maternal side of my search has been stymied!

Re: family

Dsadoski — 2012-06-01 20:55:12Z

Hi -
Would you like to compare notes and see if we can find a connection? If so, please email me at digby1066@comcast.net
Thanks.
Donna

Re: family

mikmac60 — 2012-05-04 13:58:59Z

Yes it certainly does, I think my GGrand father had a brother called Robert and James is also in the family, as Magherfelt is a very small area it,s possible there is a connection, my family came from Dreenan and possibly have connections with Port Glenone in Northern Ireland, we believe they were farmers.

Re: MCTAGUE FAMILY HISTORY

grafhaus1982 — 2012-03-28 16:28:48Z

Edward McTague, born 12/7/1868 Kinrush, was son of Edward Montague and Sarah McQueston.

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

colleen_mctague — 2012-03-14 01:04:53Z

Did your great grandfather have a brother named John? John in Montana?

McTeague / McTague / McTeige

Dsadoski — 2012-02-24 21:19:51Z

Hi - I have lots of McTagues in my tree from Massachusetts and Londonderry Ireland. I would love to hear from any and all McTague connections to compare families.

digby1066@comcast.net

Thanks!

Donna (McTeague) Sadoski

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

Jdmctague81 — 2011-08-24 17:51:09Z

My grandfather was Frank McTague from Plymouth, PA. He was married to Maxine Owens and they had two children, Katherine McTague Brunza and Edward McTague. Katheine is my aunt and Edward is my father. I have family in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Deleware that I know of. My name is Jennifer McTague. I have two brothers Eric McTague and Jared McTague and a niece Lindsay Ann McTague. My mother's name is Debra Yerger McTague. I know of a cousin who is my dad's cousin Tommy's son. We all live here in Pennsylvania. My dad has also found relatives in England and I believe Ireland where I believe that our ancestry is from. This is so exciting to find other McTagues and to meet them and see how far our ancestry goes.

Re: family

Dsadoski — 2011-03-24 18:57:53Z

Hi - My McTagues originate from Magherfelt as well. Robert and Ellen - they had a son James who was born in East India. He married Eliza Morgan. Does anyone sound familiar?

Donna

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

bmctague_1 — 2011-03-07 17:30:19Z

I have a g. grandfather Patrick Francis Mctague from Plymouth? he had 10 children my grandfather Daniel was one of them ,wife was Katheryn(Berry) any new info on this search?

Re: Mctagues/Ontario/Canada

rmct99 — 2010-12-17 14:33:56Z

Hi,

There are a bunch of us McTagues in the Durham area. Mostly Oshawa, ON. There is a Ron, Barb, Carrie, Robert, Evelyn...ect. I believe are decendants of Royce McTague. Email me if you like. rmct99@hotmail.com

Richard McTague

Re: Mctague Family

steven_mctague — 2010-09-07 10:09:38Z

I'm finding my great greatg.g.g. gramparents are from there. First name Francis and he married a Mary.They Go by last name McTeague. They travelled via Letitia (boat name) to Halifax by way of Glasgow, in 1920-1940ish

My tree is open to view at "mctague family tree" and my e-mail is stevenmctague@hotmail.com,

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

lucygene_1 — 2010-08-29 18:09:49Z

I also am a McTague. My great grandfather, Patrick McTague(MonTague)was born in Ireland in 1841 and served in the Civil war in the 121st NY. He and His Wife Catherine (Kate) had eight children most lived and died in CNY. Those who I have no information on are Charles born 1869, William born 1876, Thomas born about 1879 and John born about 1882. If anyone has any information, please forward.

Re: Canadian service men and WW2 - McTAGUE

chat1 — 2010-08-04 08:35:58Z

Hi Shaun - Not much help with the Canadian rellies but for the record your GrandFather was married as :-
Royce J. McTague
and he died as:- Royce James McTague

If I get a chance I will try and check his Birth record.
regards Graham

Canadian service men and WW2 - McTAGUE

shaunmacuk — 2010-07-14 17:42:54Z

Hi all,

I am trying to trace any relatives in Canada, these would be related to my grandfather on my father side.

I beleive he was a Leroy or Royce? Francis McTague, he died in the late 1970's and was married to an English girl after the war, Gladys Evelyn Warren (her second marriage) and had a son (my father Leroy Francis McTague born in 1949)

THey lived in Palmers Green, London from around 1948 and Roy served with the post office from the 40s to the late 60s i beleive.

My nan kept in touch with the Canadian side til her death in 1989, christmas cards etc, but then contact lapsed.

Hope there is someone out there with a clue...

yes i am on facebook .. Shaun McTague i am the one born in 1969 not the New Zealander born in 1994, there are only two of us :)

Many thanks

Re: Canadian service men and WW2 - McTAGUE, Leroy/Royce Francis

Stella_Stanger — 2010-07-13 19:27:52Z

Hi, Doesn't really help with your quest - but
Searching the Online White Pages Directory MyTelus.com finds 83 McTAGUE surnames - Nationwide - Canada.
Alberta:5, British Columbia:12,New Brunswick: 6
Nova Scotia 5. Ontario43, PE.9 . Quebec 2 Sask.1.

The registration of death for your Grandfather will show his correct given name. Marriage Registration will show his correct given name.

Your nan kept in touch with the Canadian side til 1989.
Do you have letters/ cards/ envelopes - address books - that will show the location of the Canadian family - perhaps names married into the McTAGUE side.

Cheers, Stella

Re: looking for long lost relatives

mzavoyski — 2009-12-27 01:21:58Z

Hi My Dad William McTague I believe was a Pitcher for
the Wilkes-Barre Barons Minor League Baseball Team in the
20-30's. Saw you relative was an ump?? Was that pro???

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

chriswalton130 — 2009-09-29 15:30:16Z

I saw your post from 2003 saying that you were looking for information on a Bridget McTague. I also am looking for information on one. I'm not sure if it would be the same one or not, and about the only information that I have on mine is that she was born around 1830 in Ireland, immigrated to the United States (to Norfolk/Portsmouth, Virginia specifically), that she married a man named Stephen F Casey, and had seven children: Ellen, Thomas, Martin, Bridget, Stephen, James, and Patrick. The information that I have spells the surname as McTeige, but it may have been changed from McTague upon entering the United States. If you know of any information that may be helpful, please let me know. Thank you.

Re: Mctague Family

desmocat2002 — 2009-01-29 09:46:00Z

Hi I am researching McTague connection.

My GGG Grand parents were both called McTague sometimes spelt McTaig, McTigue and even Tague.
Both were born in Ireland but I don't know where - Family think in Co. Mayo.
Martin McTague Abt 1831 - Parents Patrick McTaig and Sarah Toolis or Tullis
Catherine McTague Abt 1835 - Parents Patrick Tague and Bridget Bourke.
They were living in Glasgow, Scotland at the 1871 Census Both born in Ireland

Re: Mctague Family

patriciamctague — 2009-01-21 23:04:29Z

Hello,
I am married to Ricardo McTague and the oldest name I know is William McTague which was his grandfather. His uncle, son of William is James McTague. I am really curious to see if anyone knows anyone here in Texas.

Mary McTague

TonnyaRigg — 2005-04-01 17:26:17Z

Looking for information on Mary (Byrum?) McTague born Nov. 19, 1909 in Washington passed Aug. 7, 1985 in San Diego. Mothers name Marie (Rigg or Riggs) Teufel. Fathers name William B. Byrum. Marie's real name is Mable Marie but she went by Marie Mabel.
Would like to talk to anyone with any information.
Tonnya

micmac60 you still there.

MichaelWard581 — 2007-09-13 07:27:22Z

Just noticed micmac60 possibly had a reply for my notice some years ago are you still there?
Email me on mik_ward@hotmail.co.uk

Re: Mctague Family

MichaelWard581 — 2007-09-12 17:35:53Z

Hello Robert
My grandmother was Mary Elizabeth McTague bn 07/07/1926 Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Her father was Michael McTague who married an Alice Stringer 1926 Rotherham i believe that Michaels Father was also another Michael but not 100% certain, i know they originated from Ireland but not sure where. Carrickfergus has been mentioned but not confirmed.
But it seems that the McTagues originate from Lietrim so hoping you can help.
Regards
Mick Ward

Re: Patrick McTague of Northeastern PA

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-21 03:46:22Z

I recently found additonal documents that lists Patrick's last name as McTigue. Upon further review of the land records I have I feel that this is indeed the correct spelling of his last name. If you have any information you can share on this individual I would be grateful. I now know he was born about 1811 and had at least seven children with his wife, Lavina. They lived in South Abington Twp from 1842 to 1860 - possibly some years after that - although I know that by 1865 Patrick had died. I am looking into the possibility that he died in the Civil War, but can't find conclusive evidence of that although I did come across one record of a Patrick McTigue having served from Pennsylvania.

Re: McTagues of NY/PA

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-07 03:01:41Z

I know that Patrick McTague or P. Tague (as he is listed on some documents) purchased land in South Abington Twp in 1842. I also found a document that is a land deed for that same property in South Abington Township, Luzerne County, (now Lackwanna County), PA. Patrick McTauge had passed away and his land in Abington was being sold by the administrator of his estate, H.V. Hall. It lists his wife as Mrs. or Mia? McTague. It lists his children as Ann, John, Isaac, Thomas, Peter & Sarah. The document is dated November 13, 1865 so he was deceased by this time. It also says that four of his children were 'minors', so he may have died young. A search through military records for a Patrick McTague, found a soldier from Pennsylvania who enlisted in the Union Army in 1861 and died in 1862 in battle at Fredricksburg, MD. That is all the information I have.

Re: McTagues of NY/PA

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-07 03:00:51Z

Re: McTagues of NY/PA

BSchafle — 2007-06-06 23:41:35Z

This would have been later then those dates. Mor then likely around 1900. Do you have any other McTagues? Where was the land located?

Re: Patrick McTague of Northeastern PA

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-06 03:44:20Z

I need to add here that I just found a land document that lists Patrick McTague's widow as Mia or Mrs. Tauge (illegible) and lists his children as Ann, John, Isaac, Thomas, Peter & Sarah. The document is dated November 13, 1865. So he was deceased by that time. It does say that four of his children were 'minors', so he may have died young. I did search military records and found a Patrick McTague who served in the Civil War (Union Side) from Pennsylvania. He enlisted in 1861 and died in 1862 in battle in Fredricksburg, MD.

Patrick McTague of Northeastern PA

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-06 03:23:37Z

I am looking for any information on a Patrick McTague or Tague who was living in what was then Luzerne County, PA (now Lackawanna County) in the mid 1800's. I know he purchased land here in 1842 and stayed for about 20 years but I have no other information (birth dates, spouse, family names) to go on. Anything you can share would be appreciated!

Re: reply to your message of 10/10/00 MCTAGUE

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-06 03:18:59Z

Bill, I saw your post on the McTague family here on rootsweb and I am interested in the McTague family because my husband and I bought a property and home just outside of
Scranton that was owned by a Patrick McTague/Tague in the 1840's. The house is very old and I have documentation that Patrick lived here for about 20 years. I know nothing about him and wonder if there is a connection to your McTagues. Does your family tree go back to that time in the 1800's and include a Patrick who may have been living around here? you may email me directly at jmanwarren@gmail.com
Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated!
Julie

Re: McTagues of NY/PA

jmanwarren1 — 2007-06-06 03:13:52Z

Do you have any dates or further information? I have information on a Patrick McTague who owned land from 1842 until about 1860 in Pennsylvania.

amy mctague

edmctague — 2007-05-22 20:31:48Z

does anyone know about amy mctague?

Re: Richard Leo Mctague

edmctague — 2007-05-22 20:16:49Z

jean-
were you able to find tim mctague?

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

timmctague1 — 2007-05-14 18:05:10Z

Hi, my name is Tim McTague. Originally from Plymouth PA. My father was Jerry, my uncles were Jack, Tom, Ted, Frank and Aunt Betty. My cousine out there were numerous. Peter, Micheal, Jackie and Betty Mae, ALso Katheleen Tommy, Bobby and many more. i'm actually the New Jersey McTague :-) my Sister is Karla and my Brother was Jerry. If your familt was from Plymoiuth......... we are related. my email is timmctague@frontiernet.net

Re: I am a McTague too

MrsTegs — 2007-03-04 22:41:19Z

My father-in-law is Daniel McTague. Born in Philadelphia, in July 1927...His father was Thomas McTague, his mother was a Monahan. My guess is that his father, Thomas McTague was born around 1900-1907 I am told he was "young" when he had Daniel, who was his second son...Did your mom,KAthleen McTAgue, have any siblings, any named Thomas?

Any assistance is appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Michael McTague

2006-08-14 15:14:36Z

Mick,
Thankyou for your e-mail, I dont think theres a connection, however, my great g father Edward had a sister called Bridget, she married a man called William Hay, they had a daughter called Molly who married a John Ward? any connection.
Mick.

Re: I have a Lead for your family.

mikmac60 — 2006-08-14 14:27:04Z

sorry its taken this long to reply, i,ve only just found this site
I believe you have a connection from another mctague line,
i would be very interested to hear from you.

Re: I'm a McTague too!!

mikmac60 — 2006-08-14 14:27:04Z

Dear Molly,
I hope you don,t mind me replying to your message from 2002, however, I am a McTague from the English side of the family and your message struck a note regarding your Great Grand Father Peter. You see I,am looking for my Great Grand Fathers sister, Bridget (1832-1924) her father was called Peter who moved from Ulster to the US in the 1800s, he was married to a lady called Anne Keelan (we think), we also have a long IRA history and I wondered if the above Peter was a relative.

Mick.

McTague info

peggymctague — 2006-07-16 14:52:29Z

I would like to find out more about an uncle of my grandfather on my mothers side. My mother was Babby mcTague and her father, my grandfather, was Patrick married to Maria Gaffney in New York in 1906. the great uncle I'm looking for is Francis and apparently he had something to do with a park or parks in New York back in the late 1800's or early 1900's. Any info on him or others would be greatly appriciated! thanx

Catherine McTague married a Flannery

2005-12-22 22:44:12Z

I'm looking for information on a Catherine McTague who married a Flannery and had the following children; John, Mary Thomas, William, Kathryn, Helen, Margaret, and Martin, all were born in New Jersey, except for Catherine and her husband, they were born in Ireland.
Catherine remarries after the death of her husband to a man named Jeremiah Sullivan, also born in Ireland. They were living in Jersey City, New Jersey in 1920. any information no this family would be of great help! Thanks

Re: John McTague/Julia Mazur

headtexan1 — 2005-11-18 17:48:18Z

I am looking for a Julia Mazur, born abt. 1895 Poland, married to John Mazur. It looks like she had relatives in Bayonne, NJ. I have no clues as to what happened to this couple or their children but thought perhaps your McTague m. a Mrs. Julia Mazur?

county Mayo possible lighthousekeeper

ReneeMcCommons — 2005-11-17 16:01:23Z

I believe the Tighe's, McTighe's I'm looking for are from County Mayo Ireland. Patrick's death cert. lists his birth as November 25th 1826 and his parents as Patrick McTighe and Mary Gaughan. A distant cousin provided some information. 1. Patrick Tighe married Catherine Padden August 16th 1865. Sponsors were listed as John Mannion and Mary Monahan. Their residence is listed as Ballyglass. 2. A child, Michael John (or John Michael) was listed as baptised/born? on June 17th 1866 to Pat and Catherine. Address listed as Ballyglass. Godparents listed as Anthony Padden and Bgt. Padden. 3. A child, Rose Ellen (or Ellen Rose) was listed as baptised/born on August 25th 1867 to Pat and Catherine. (spelled Tigue that time) Address listed as Black Rock. Godparents listed as Michael Gaven and Ellen Divine. We have found them on the 1880 US census in Pennsylvania under Tighe and on the 1900 census under McTighe. The 1900 census states they immigrated in 1870. There are various different family stories and speculations as to whether Patrick was a lighthouse keeper. Also we have a story of Jon Michael Tighe being born at sea, and one that they were on their way to the US while she was pregnant with John/Michael and turned around and went back, he then being born in Irish waters. There was also speculation of a child who died at sea on the trip over. That may have been Rose/Ellen? There is also speculation that when they immigrated they left John/Michael behind. He is not listed with them on the 1880 census. We have not been able to locate the 1870 census yet. There is also speculation that when they came in 1870 without John/Michael they later returned to visit? or get him?
Any help on the above or on Tighe's in Mayo please get in touch. Nae80Queen@aol.com.
Renee

George H McTague b.1886 d.1965

leejk1 — 2005-05-10 19:56:30Z

I am searching for any information on George McTague, born in Pennsylvania about 1886. His first wife (my great grandmother) was Elsie Glaewe (or Clevey). They were married in the Cleveland Ohio area and divorced sometime before 1930. They had two children, Harold (my grandfather), and Hazel. I am looking for any information regarding his parents, and information regarding what happened to him after his marriage to Elsie.

Thanks for your assistance!

Kathy

Re: Mctague Family

2005-04-22 12:45:59Z

Hi
I believed by gggrandmother's name was Bridget Montague, but her both her father and mother were buried as McTague. They were Irish. Father was Edward and mother Mary. Bridget was married inStranorlar Co Donegal. ? any connection.

Sheena

Family conection?

usar04 — 2005-04-19 21:46:43Z

Terence, my name is Graham mctague, I also am trying to find out as much as possible about my family as I can. so far I have managed to find out quite a bit! my branch of the Mctagues come from a place called Mhagurea in the north of Ireland, There were about seven brothers and at least one sister,Beartrice known as Bridget. My great grandfather was the oldest brother and along with at least one brother and Bridget moved to the north of England at the turn of the last century.I have lots more info please E-mail me, hopefully we can help each other.
cheers Graham.

family history

usar04 — 2005-04-19 21:46:43Z

Terence,
Many thanks, your e-mail was VERY helpful!. I have in the last couple of days spoke to a father Mchughe, the parish priest in the parish of Kinrush,Coagh, Co Tyrone. He is finding out about my branch of the family.He informs me that there is quite a few Mctague's registerd (Births, Deaths,etc)in his church documents. When I recive the information that I have requested of him I will forward it too you if you wish. It will take some time as foot and mouth has taken hold in his comunity and he has quite a lot to deal with.I hope that I have been of help. cheers Graham. PS. Parts of his parish are in Londonderry.

Re: James McTague

2005-04-15 19:43:09Z

I just read your message board...

My grandfather was Hugh McTague.

My aunt and uncle are Jean and Foster Little...

You may be my cousin....! (?)

Re: Scottish McTagues

2004-10-16 01:51:10Z

Sorry I made a mistake on the birth date it is 11 April 1893 not 1863