Mulhall - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mulhall's Hardin Co & Grayson Co,Ky

jjjrc11 — 2013-05-12 22:41:43Z

My great grandmother was Alice Susan Mulhall and she married George "Doc" Heavrin and lived near Clarkson. They help raise my mother and her 3 brothers when my grandmother died. Thomas Mulhall Sr. and Jr. were my mothers lawyers. Do you know how McClellan or if McClellan is in Mulhall's history. My email is jjjrc1@insightbb.com

Re: mulhall

KathleenG8 — 2013-05-07 19:12:10Z

Hi Carmel
My name is Kathleen Gallagher ( nee Leatham.
My mum was Cathie McKenna and my dad Willie Leatham.
When I was a child we went to stay with a lovely family called the Mulhalls, relations of my mum. I remember they had 2 flats knocked together on the one landing. we stayed with them for about a week one summer and I remember there were quite a few children one of whom was called Carmel. I had never heard that christian name before. I think the town was Bray and the year must have been about 1963 or thereabouts. I am an only child so I really enjoyed the company of the children. Please let me know if you remember me.
From Kathleen x

Peter MULHALL Sr./ Waterbury,CT b. Feb. 14, 1892; d. Feb.17, 1970

kbott2012 — 2013-02-27 02:30:27Z

I am looking for more information pertaining to my great-grandfather Peter Mulhall Sr. He was born in Waterbury, CT in 1892. He married Marie (Kelley) Mulhall (d. 1942). Her parents were John Kelley and Margery (Conlin) Kelley. Peter and Marie had three children, Peter Mulhall Jr. (my grandfather) (d. 11 September 2003), Jack Mulhall (still resides in Waterbury CT), and Margret Mary (Mulhall) Halton (resides in Long Island, NY). Peter Sr.'s parents were Patrick Mulhall (d. 1916) and Catherine O'neil (d.1940) whom immigrated from Ireland in 1887 to Waterbury, CT however area from which they immigrated from is unknown.

Also seeking information where I can find Patrick Mulhall who immigrated in 1887.

Any additional infromation is much appreciated!

Thank you in advance,

Kathryn Bottinick

University of Connecticut, Storrs

Re: 19th Century Journal Mulhall

jkracha — 2013-02-15 23:06:05Z

Email: jkk358@aol.com

Re: 19th Century Journal Mulhall

jkracha — 2013-02-15 23:01:50Z

Several years ago, you sent an email to readers about your find on the Mulhall Family. If you are still willing and the material is still available, please send me a copy. Joseph McClelland MULHALL is the great grand uncle of Mary Eileen MOONEY (my wife). Their common ancestors are Joseph MULHALL and Rebecca BRADLEY.

Mulhall's Indiana and Illinois

jeannelanning — 2012-09-02 06:02:40Z

Seeking further Geneology. I am a great greanddaughter to George Martin Mulhall, who was born 1884, Illinois, wife Catherine Connelly who died around 1919 (SS Rec. 1922) in child birth. He worked in S. Chicago as a R.R. switchman. George later maried Mabel. Were his parents born in Ireland or USA? Family only spoke of his house hold and Irish accent though not of his siblings. I have not found direct links for him in earlier census's. A great portion of the 1890 census records are not availabe due to complications involving a fire in 1921. Does he have siblings, I would love to know how the extended family branches into the Mulhall's in Ireland? It would be good to know the wives maiden names also. If anyone recognizes this family pattern I'd love to build on the family tree. jeanne.lanning@yahoo.com

Re: 19th Century Journal

yourstory_mypen — 2012-06-22 21:30:01Z

Sounds interesting. Journals are fascinating reading as well. Would love to have a copy. If you can, use my Ancestry email, if not, let me know.

Thanks,
Debbie

Re: MULHALL, Kings Co., Ireland

lyndsilongpre — 2012-04-11 01:59:43Z

I have some Mulhall ancestors which I believe were living in Ireland at the time. I was wondering if, in your research if you have ever come across a "Sara Cecile Mulhall"? She seems to be a phantom ancestor for me.

Re: mulhall family

tcolleen_mn — 2012-02-09 01:38:30Z

My great grandfather was Patrick Mulhall,born in STONY point,NY LIVED IN THE Haverstraw area his whole life( 103 years).I know he had brothers named: Jeremia, Frances and Jack .I'm sure there were more sibs. just don't know thier names off hand,
. Feel free to contact me anytime @tcolleen.mn@gmail.com or 845-558-9025
Terri McGillicuddy

Re: Mary Mulhall

marym19692 — 2011-12-14 18:41:02Z

Small world

Re: MULHALL, Kings Co., Ireland

dianalee1970 — 2011-12-01 03:35:01Z

hi sharon. it is diana munhall cowan lee i got remarried and dropped the cowan name. could you send me the information you have on our thomas munhall. my grandfather was james howard munhall. my email address is diana_lee1970@yahoo.com thank you

Alfred W. Mulhall, b.1876, son of Alfred/Fannie, Summit Co., UT

margerice1 — 2011-10-09 04:09:41Z

I have an original Cabinet Card photograph of “Al W. Mulhall Jr. and Rose”, taken July 1896 with another couple, and I’d like to get it back to descendants or family members. Each of them looks to be in their 20s.

I found Alfred W. Mulhall in the 1900 census for Park City (Summit Co.) UT, with wife Rose, who he married in 1898.His birthdate was May 1876 in NY and she was born Nov 1876 in UT. In the 1880 census for Salt Lake City, I found Alfred Jr., age 5, living with parents Alfred and Fannie.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Alfred or Rose Mulhall.

Re: Mulhall, Queens Co., Parish Killinard, Grundy Co. Illinois

mudholes — 2011-08-21 03:12:01Z

I think Margaret and Michael settled in Grundy after my branch moved out. I have never been able to connect with your branch. Eliza's grave is in Mount Olivet cemetery in Morris.

Re: Patrick Mulhall Family

cliffjhobson — 2011-07-14 01:58:17Z

Actually the first lighthouse keeper at Barrenjoey was George Mulhall. The second part of the previous reply appears to be correct.

Mulhall's in Frontenac

luna1962 — 2011-06-12 17:36:05Z

I have traced my father's family back to the 1861 Canadian Census. His great grandmother Sarah Mulhall is listed as an innkeeper in Kingston, his grandfather James was also listed and was 11 years old at that time. There was no male Mulhall listed around the same age as Sarah but she is listed as married not a widow. I have found a reference to a Thomas Mulhall in a Kingston City directory for 1857 and he is listed as an innkeeper so maybe that was her husband. Anyone related or does anyone have any ideas on how I can further search with this information.

Re: Joseph Mulhall

dmadcat — 2011-04-17 17:00:00Z

It's been a while since you've posted this, but I'll respond anyway. :)

My grandfather is the son of Lillie Mae, daughter of Joseph M. Mulhall and Theresa Ann (Burch) Mulhall. My grandfather told me many times that he believed his mom's side was Irish, and that at some point, their name might have been O'Mulhall. I have done some research. There is a book "The of Irish Names", by Ida Grehan. It suggests that Mulhall originated from O'Maolchathail (Not sure if this is Gaelic?). Another book "Irish Families: Their names, arms, and origins", by Edward Mac Lysaght lists O'Mulhall, which may have also become Mulholland, then Mulholland. My Grandfather said that the family may be connected to William Mulholland, who was born on September 11, 1855 (in Belfast, Ireland). He was obviously a major person in California history. I haven't yet found any verification of this, but that's what I've heard.

Re: 19th Century Journal

dmadcat — 2011-04-17 16:37:35Z

Hi, Steve.. do you still have this available to send? I would love to have this information. (Lillie Mae was my Great Grandma- I'm her son Fred's granddaughter). :)

Thanks! (I sent you my email in a private message the other day)

Re: Lucille Mulhall

cowgirlofthewest72 — 2010-02-11 23:36:24Z

Hello Reina??

I would LOVE LOVE to chat with you about your family history. I am writing a story about Lucille and it would be wonderful to talk with family member. Please email me at cowgirlofthewest72@yahoo.com. Kimberly

Re: mulhall

amandaallison92 — 2010-02-04 19:11:23Z

hi Carmel
just started on my family tree again and wondered if you were still around? drop me a line if you are xx

Re: Mary Mulhall Vallee in the 1880 census

christopher16061 — 2010-01-30 21:19:14Z

there was a mary mulhall, her maden name was mary herbert her father was a fisher man called christopher mry was born in ireland at a place called baldoyle co dublin,in 1863. she married a christopher rooney. rooney passed away so mary then married a valentine mulhall 1909 the had one child called mary , she passed away on december 9 1959 she had 6 children.

Re: Mulhall family

amandaallison92 — 2010-01-18 12:51:39Z

hi Phil
haven't as of yet found a link but will check with other family members in the meantime
Mandi

Re: Mulhall family

MacNoName — 2010-01-16 23:53:23Z

Mandi,
I have got a Mulhall thread in my tree but I haven't developed it that much. You never know it just might provide a missing link. I seen in another msg that you mentioned possible move to USA. My William Joseph apparently came back the other way.
William Joseph Mulhall b.16 January 1837 Dublin, Eire m.Theresa McArdle
Children:
Mary Ellen Theresa Patricia Mulhall 10 March 1856 Liverpool,
William Joseph Mulhall Abt. 1858 New York, USA
John Patrick Mulhall b.b22 Apri l 1860 New York, USA

William Joseph Mulhall m Jessie Ballantyne in Liverpool 1884

Children:
Kate
William
Agnes 1886
Annie 1887
James 1887
Mary 1892
Theresia 1893

If it fits I'd love to share information.

Phil

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

jkracha — 2009-12-13 00:50:10Z

.rtf is rich text files and some cannot read them. I use Personal Ancestry File as my base program and many of the reports are in .rtf. I have sent you a family Group Record on Mulhall, Joseph 1813. I noticed that itwas a file of about November and I may have minor changes even to this file. It gives us a starting point.
I am subscribed to ancestry.com, U.S. I may switch back to World next year. It's a lot more expensive.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-12-12 01:09:52Z

I don't know what .rtf is. Real time files, maybe? anyway, we can try it. My email is purplesox85226@yahoo.com
I have only been researching consistently for about 6 months. I was interested when I was a young college person, but never stuck with it. I wish I had, b/c now I have no "old" members of my family to ask questions of. I lost a real opportunity there, but didn't realize it then. I will share with you whatever info I get. Thanks for responding so quickly to me.Have a wonderful weekend.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

jkracha — 2009-12-11 20:42:13Z

Can we exchange addreses? So much faster. Can you read .rtf? A lot of the Mulhall material that I have is without valid citations. I began this quest many years ago and didn't know any better. I also collected material of questionable validity. My primary email are: jkk358@aol.com and jk358@gmail.com

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-12-11 03:21:11Z

Nice to read your reply. Maybe you can shed some light on the Mulhall family from whatever you know. You are the only other person i'bve come in contact with who has used Thomas's middle name of Kempis. Do you know where that came from? i'd be very interested in any information/ pictures/ stories you would care to share over the coming months. I have tried unsuccessfully to get in touch with melvin since our last exchange, but have had no luck. until we talk again, I wish you a happy holiday season.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

jkracha — 2009-12-09 01:22:49Z

Hi, Melvin and Shannon! I have enjoyed your exchange of information on the Mulhalls. Thomas Kempis MULHALL Sr. is the 3rd great grandfather of Mary Eileen MOONEY (my wife). (Coomes, Thompson, Mulhall, Bradley) I am the "family historian" and am always seeking ways to polish the trees. I have not fully digested all of your posts and will do so in the coming months. I need to compare citations on some of the children of Thomas J. There are a few differences.

Re: 19th Century Journal

KathrynMulhall — 2009-11-23 18:11:00Z

Thank you!!!
ohkay@verizon.net

Re: 19th Century Journal

Stevefelten1 — 2009-11-23 16:49:20Z

I'd be happy to send copies to you and Melvin; just let me know an email address.

Re: 19th Century Journal

MelvinGross — 2009-11-21 03:25:35Z

Hello Steve,I would love to get copies of that journal.My G.Grandma Heavrin was Alice Susan (Mulhall) Heavrin,and her Mom was Susan (Bradley) Mulhall.Thanks Melvin

Re: 19th Century Journal

KathrynMulhall — 2009-11-12 05:51:09Z

I would like that journal information, thanks!
I see you were able to grab some photos and obit information off my Mulhall family tree.

Kathryn Mulhall

Re: oops!

ilookmarvlus — 2009-11-02 21:41:26Z

Chris,

You would be my Mother's Cousin, Margaret Josephine Vallee. John T, was know for rolling his own Bull Durhams cigarettes and had yellowed fingers. Some suggest he was also a bootlegger...

Re: Lucille Mulhall

tomulhall — 2009-10-15 05:50:09Z

Suggest you try to contact Max and Kathryn Stansbury, Mulhall, Oklahama. They have written a book "HISTORY OF MULHALL, OKLAHOMA 100 Yesteryears" 1st ed Dec 1988 and Kathyrn Stansbury "Lucille Mulhall, Her Family, Her Life, Her Times." 1985.

Tom Mulhall, Queensland, Australia.

Re: Lucille Mulhall

tahirihlang — 2009-10-13 16:52:54Z

My Great grandfather William S Henslee from Amarillo T worked and traveled with with the Mulhall ranch and rodeo show. According to a Newspaper article (Amarillo TX) relating to Lucille's death, my grandfather was interviewed and stated she was his "best friend" and that he had taught her how to ride a horse when she was 13. My grandfather was a well known rodeo cowboy but I am having a hard time finding him in any Oklahoma records...If anyone has a list of employees of the Mulhall ranch prior to 1898 (when he left Oklahoma) I would be greatly appreciative!

19th Century Journal

Stevefelten1 — 2009-08-16 01:20:50Z

I scanned a journal that was kept by Teresa Ann Burch, married to Joseph McClelland Mulhall. Many of the entries are transactions of food and hardware items from their farm on the Hardin/Grayson county line near Big Clifty. There are birthdates for many family members and references to some of their relatives such as Kendrick and Rebecca Bradley.

I would be happy to send copies by email or regular mail to anyone interested.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall

chrisenright125 — 2009-07-28 11:25:57Z

Sorry for the delay, I have been traveling. Neil is my brother. I have an email address for your wife and will contact you through that address.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-07-17 00:11:03Z

Hey, melvin.
How are you? I wondered b/c I never heard from you after my last post. I hope that everything's okay with you.I was wondering if you were ever able to dig up Susan Bradley's photo? If so, could you send it to me. I'd love to see her. Please let me know how you are and if you come up with any information you think I should know. Hope to talk to you soon, shannon

Re: Kentucky Mulhall

Stevefelten1 — 2009-07-10 18:26:42Z

I have four generations of Cornelius Joseph Enright in my tree. My mother-in-law is Mary Agnes Mulhall's niece. If you send me a private message with your email address, I can invite you to see my tree. Are you related to Neil who lives in San Diego?

Re: Kentucky Mulhall

chrisenright125 — 2009-07-10 16:51:28Z

In response to your query, I have determined that my grandmother Mary Agnes Mulhall was the second daughter of Joseph M Mulhall and Teresa Ann Mulhall (nee Burch). They moved from Elizabethtown Kentucky to Los Angeles California in 1912 to start a business building houses in the San Fernando Valley. In several family photos around about the time of the move is a dog "Spot" in each picture. I know they had 10 children of which five died very young. I don't have much additional information yet.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall

Stevefelten1 — 2009-06-30 04:08:04Z

Hey Melvin! While going through my mother-in-laws scrapbook, I came across a newspaper article from 1905 showing a Deputy Sheriff L. Fuller Gross purchasing the J.M. Mulhall house in the suburbs of Elizabethtown. (See attached) Any relation?

Last year an ancestry.com researcher confirmed that 'Minton' is really McClelland, and that sisters Susan and Rebecca Bradley married brothers Thomas and Joseph Mulhall. I just posted a picture of Joseph McClelland Mulhall (with his dog, Spot) in the 'Canada Felten' tree.

Phillip Mulhall is convinced that Susan, Rebecca and Eleanor Bradley are daughters of Elijah Bradley and Elizabeth Lush (instead of Ann Gunning) but I am just confused.

Re: Kentucky Mulhall

MelvinGross — 2009-06-30 03:15:35Z

Hello Steve,Years ago I had found a guy's family tree online and it has a Joseph Minton Mulhall born 1862,with his parents listed as Joseph Mulhall & Susan Rebecca Bradley born 4-13-1822 died 7-5-1904,It has Susan R. as Joseph's 2nd wife married 9-30-1840 in Hardin Co.,Ky. and devoriced 1850,So my guess would be the devorice date is wrong or Joseph Minton's mother was Joseph's 3rd wife.This is a list of his info as the children of Joseph Mulhall & Susan Rebecca Bradley Mulhall >> Julia A. 1844-1923,Thomas A. 1845-1853,Mary E.1846-?,William Worth 1848-?,Anna Eliz. 1854-?,Francis Kendrick 1858- 1935,Joseph Minton 1862-?........It has Joseph Mulhall's << Husband of Susan Rebecca parents as Thomas A. Mulhall & Ann Gunning.Hope this helps

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-06-29 16:46:39Z

Hey, melvin.
How are you? I wondered b/c I never heard from you after my last post. I was wondering if you were ever able to dig up susan bradley's photo? If so, could you send it to me. I'd love to see her. Also, I received a message from stevefelten1 that I thought you might find interesting. It is printed below. Please let me know how you are and if you come up with any information you think I should know. talk to you soon, shannon

From: Stevefelten1,

Subject: RE: Mulhall/Bradley

At some point in your research you will run into "Old Tom" Mulhall who still lives in Kentucky, and is descendant from James P. (1928) He has lots of photos and his research shows Rebecca, Susan and Eleanor Bradley as Elijah and Mary Logsdon's grandchildren. I did not change my tree to reflect that, pending corroboration.

There was a Father Mulhall who built a log cabin church in Hodgenville, Larue County: Saint Joachim Catholic Chapel. The cemetery is still there. The Mulhall/Bradley family sold the land where Lincoln's cabin was in Hodgenville (Hwy 31-E and Hwy 84)

My mother-in-law has a pre-civil war journal from Lillie Mae Mulhall that shows her buying a dozen eggs from Rebecca Bradley, and has records such as birthdates for a lot of the Mulhalls.

Joseph McClelland Mulhall moved to California about 1920 and built a house where North Hollywood High School now stands. I have lots of info and pictures of that branch of the family, if you are interested. I'd love to see the picture of Susan Bradley if you get it from Melvingross.

I've never been able to find out anything more about Thomas Mulhall from Donegal County, Ireland

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-06-24 16:58:51Z

Thanks, Melvin for getting bk to me. I appreciate the help. I have the same list of chlidre as you replied for thomas A. and susan bradley, I just didn't have any nicknames. It's always nice to hear from you.Are you in Nelson county? Have you visited any of the grave sites? I know all I do is ask questions, but inquiring minds want to know and you seem to know a great deal. I am putting my stuff together on my public tree on ancestry.com just so I can keep it organized. I am also doing it by hand, so I know the many " you are talking about. "papers" Any stories, info etc that you are willing to share is appreciated.Have a wonderful day!

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

MelvinGross — 2009-06-24 05:34:28Z

This is a list of all known children of Thomas A.Mulhall & Susan Bradley Mulhall >> 1 Annie Melvina 5-1848---?, 2 John H."Bud" 1850---4-29-1944 , 3 Mary Ellen "Babe" 1852--- ? , 4 Martha F. "Mattie" abt. 1854---6-1917 , 5 James Edgar abt. 1855/---1938 , 6 Sarah , 7 Terrecca A. , 8 Thomas J. abt. 4-1864---7-30-1951 , 9 Joseph H. abt. 1866/68---? 8-25-1931 ? , 10 Susan Alice abt.1868---1955 , 11 Robert Lee 3-1872--- ?

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

MelvinGross — 2009-06-24 05:10:44Z

Hello Shannon,OK I cant tell you where I found this connection,I have all of my research written on paper and I have tons and tons and tons of all my families on paper but not in a data base on the computer,so it takes me forever to find all of my info at one time,other words I cant find my resources for this info,but here we go,For Omar Nelson Bradley's line: Gen.1 James Bradley abt.1743---8-26-1805,Gen.2 Thomas Bradley 1773---9-4-1845,Gen.3 Thomas Smith Bradley 1-27-1818---11-16-1898,Gen.4 Thomas Minter Bradley 12-29-1844---abt.1920,Gen.5 John Smith Bradley 2-15-1867---1-30-1908,Gen 6 Omar Nelson Bradley 2-12-1893---4-8-1981,,,,,,,,,,,Now for our Bradley line,Keep in mind that our Gen. 1 is the same person as Omar Nelson's Gen. 1,,Gen. 1 James Bradley abt. 1743---8-26-1805,Gen. 2 Elijah Bradley 1774---4-1-1855,Gen.3 Susan Bradley

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-06-24 00:06:30Z

Hey , Melvin. I have been searching for the susan bradley/Omar Smith Bradley connection, but can't find it. Do you have specific names and dates of how they are connected? Thanks,
shannon

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-06-22 15:50:49Z

Hello, melvin! How exciting to find a new relative! I am appreciative that you emailed me bk. My full name is Shannon Marie Mulhall Recktenwald(married name) and while I no longer live in Louisville, I still get bk there about every one and a half years to visit family. I grew up in Louisville and spent most of my life there. My parents, including my father still live in Louisville though as does most of my family. My G, Robert Omar, has 2 living children: my father , Robert Burke Mulhall b. 1944 and my aunt, Ann Hughes Mulhall Williams. Ann was a twin, but her twin died at birth. Robert Omar had another daughter, Mary who died in the 70's , I think of a brain tumor. My oldest living relative is Alice Jane Carothers, My Grandmother's sister. I am contacting her now to see if she has any helpful information. I will share any info I get with you.
I don't remember any of my G's siblings except Eula and I only have flashes of memeories of her since I didn't see her much, but sometimes I would go with my dad to visit "aunt Eula" before she passed. I will ask my dad and aunt if they have any stories or info that they can share about Robert Omar's sibs or other family memebers.
My dad is currently trying to get in contact with a man who once wtote a booklet on the mulhall's in ky and who still lives in Louisville. Once he gets that info, I will be glad to share with you. Likewise, I would love for you to share as much of your information about the Mulhall's descendanted from Thomas A.Mulhall Jr. & Susan Bradley as you are willing to share, including susan's photo. I have no photos so I would be excited to see what she looks like. You can email the picture to me if you like or I can give you my mailing address. whatever you prefer.What is your mom's name? does she or your aunt have any stories or info they would like to share? I would very much appreciate if you would ask your cousin if he remembers anything about Thomas. This is all so exciting...yet frustrating at times as well. It's like a giant puzzle.
My dad is really interested in learning about the path his relatives used to get to ky -- did they come through the Cumberland Gap for example? I don't know how to get this kind of information though. Do you? Do you live in Nelson/Hardin County? I wonder if you have been to any of the Mulhall gravesites or know where Thomas and his decendants are buried?
I will let my dad know that we've connected as he is very interested in all the information I am finding out. I don't know if Robert Omar was named after Omar Nelson, but it could be. That is done alot, I have come to understand through all my research.
Again, I appreciate your writing me bk and I look forward to hearing from you again. Please excuse any typing errors: a typist, I am not. Thanks again,
Sincerely, Shannon

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

MelvinGross — 2009-06-22 06:21:14Z

Hello,Its great to here from a new cousin.I have never heard of Thomas A.Mulhall refered to with middle name of Kempis,I have always found him listed as Thomas A.Mulhall Sr.,I have him listed as coming to Ky. abt. 1820..It looks like our 1st common Grandparents is Thomas A.Mulhall Jr. & Susan Bradley (our G.G.Grandparents),Susan was 1st cousin to Thomas Smith Bradley 1818-1898 who was the G.Grandpa of Omar Nelson Bradley 1898-1981 a famous General in WWI and WWII,So that makes Omar Nelson a cousin of ours.It looks like we are 3rd cousins seeing that my G.Grandma Alice Susan Mulhall Heavrin and your G.Grandpa Thos.J.Mulhall were brother & sister and my Grandma Winnifred "Winnie" Catherine Heavrin Horrell and your Grandpa Robert Omar Mulhall were 1st cousins,I wonder if your Grandpa was named after Omar Nelson Bradley seeing that Omar Nelson was born abt 7 years before your Grandpa.......This is who I have so far listed as siblings of your Grandpa Robert Omar:Dates have not been verified, Clarence Thomas Mulhall 1887/9-1953...Effie L.Mulhall 1890-?...Eula R.Mulhall 1891/2-1985...Vergie R.Mulhall 1896-?...Omar Mulhall 1900-1955...Charles H.Mulhall ?1900?-1964............I have the marriage date of our G.G.Grandparents,Thomas A.Mulhall & Susan Bradley as 12-2-1844 in Hardin Co.,Ky at St.John The Baptist,I have found Susan's middle name listed 2 differant ways 1 as Susan Ann and the other as Susan Elijah,as her Father listed as Elijah Bradley.......I have tons of info on the Mulhall's descendanted from Thomas A.Mulhall Jr. & Susan Bradley....The oldest living descendants on the Mulhall's that I know is my Mom born 1935,her sister my Aunt born 1928 and a 3rd cousin born in 1920 whos G.Grandpa who he remembers John "Bud" Mulhall because he was 24 yrs old when Bud died,Bud was a brother to your G.Grandpa Thos. J. Mulhall,I can contact him to see if he remembers Thos. if you like.I dont think I have a picture of Thomas A. Mulhall Jr. but I do have a portrait of Susan Bradley Mulhall.....Lots of the Mulhall descendants live in Jefferson Co and Hardin Co.,Ky.,If you have any questions fill free to ask,Do you live in Louisville? also,Sincerley your coz. Melvin

Ky Mulhalls

purplesox85226 — 2009-06-20 22:32:13Z

Does anyone have any info. on Thomas kempis Mulhall(b. 1780 in ireland, d. 1861 in Hardin,ky) who was married to Ann Gunning(b. 1782 in Maryland, died 1860 hardin, ky) I am stumped as to when and where he came over. Please advise if you can help. thanks.
shannon

Re: Kentucky Mulhall's

purplesox85226 — 2009-06-20 22:13:53Z

Hello, melvin. I am a direct relative of the mulhalls you speak of. My Grandfather was Robert Omar who was a railroad telegrapher. I don't know much personally about the Mulhall side of the family since my grandfather died before I was born. I do know that Thomas A's father was Thomas kempis Mulhall(b. 1780 in ireland, d. 1861 in Hardin,ky) who was married to Ann Gunning(b. 1782 in Maryland, died 1860 hardin, ky) These were their children:
Children

Joseph Mulhall 1817-1900
William Xavier Mulhall 1818-1880
Thomas Mulhall 1819-1901
Robert Edward Mulhall 1821-1901
Thos. A. Mulhall 1824-1901
Margaret Ann Mulhall 1827-1888
James P Mulhall 1828-1884

I am stumped right now at finding information about Thos. K's trip over to the US.
Any info at all that you have on the Mulhall family, stories, pictures, memories, etc. I would love to see/hear.Anything would be appreciated.Robert Omar's son is still living in louisville. He is my dad. I look forward to hearing from you.