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O'LEARY Denis M Rev 1899-1925-1976

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 13:36:19Z

O-LEARY Denis M Rev 1899-1925-1976

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County Cork Ireland O'leary family

Kquerna — 2009-11-04 15:47:54Z

I have my Jerimiah O'leary- b. 11 Jan. 1801 d. 22 Apirl 1850 (dropsy) was a Stonemason

State of South Carolina Petition of Jerry O'leary petioner York District, was born in Ireland, the County of Cork and did arrive Norfolk in the State of Virginia in 1821. Hath resided in the US eversince within the Jurisdicion of this state for the past 2 yrs and is now 25 yrs of age and intention to become citizen 23 Oct. 1824

Then have come across these letters which mention his sister Ellen and brother Dan. I am wondering if anyone has connections in Ireland to help me out:

29 July 1829, Sullivan[']s Island, Ellen O[']Leary, to Jeremiah O[']Leary, Yorkville (commenting on the recent illness of "my best friend in America Mr. Simons" who "was taken verry sick with a Paralytic Fit," and urging her brother to remove to Charleston where he could "get employment as Bricklayers are verry scarse in town [and] the People complain of their bad work").
5 Aug. 1829, Sullivan[']s Island, Ellen O[']Leary, to Jeremiah O[']Leary, Yorkville (scolding her brother for his lack of written communication and congratulating him upon his forthcoming marriage on behalf of Mr. Simons and Mrs. Ball).
15 Oct. 1830, Charleston, Ellen O[']Leary, to Jeremiah O[']Leary, [Yorkville] (mentioning their brother, Dan, recently arrived from Ireland, who needed money in order to travel to Yorkville, and reminding him of his promise made six years earlier upon leaving Ireland—"you brought God to wittness that you would be a Father and a protector to me in the Land of strangers").

I also have not been able to trace Ellen and Dan in the US. Most likely because If Ellen was married it was not recorded or perhaps Ellen and Dan used different spellings of O'Leary.
but I would also like to find the Ireland Connection.

thank you
Kquerna

Re: John o'leary

meritaten21 — 2009-11-03 04:29:54Z

I have relatives from Romania named Bautz/ Frederick Bautz married Emielia Kirschner. Their daughter Josephine was my grandmother. Her sister married a man named Ott, and they had 2 childremn, Mary and Peter.
Feel free to contact me!
Susan Horn Elamri
meritaten21@yahoo.com

Re: Wisconsin O'Learys

delong1234 — 2009-09-26 06:04:45Z

I was notified of your response to a query I had posted concerning Thomas O'Leary, brother to Margaret O'Leary. Unfortunately I am unable to reply to it. I keep getting told it's not from or for me. I am very interested in the information you have. I have received quite a bit more information also. Please respond to my e-mail address below.

Coralee DeLong
delong1234@charter.net

Re: Wisconsin O'Learys

UTSuli971 — 2009-09-26 02:33:10Z

Margaret O'Leary married a Thomas Sullivan in Monroe County, WI. Margaret died in childbirth in 1867.

Re: Who was Thomas O'Leary's lovely wife?

Paulmd199 — 2009-09-17 16:19:02Z

It's now in the right place.

I have no O'Learys in my family. so can't be of help.

The WAP project is an interesting volunteer effort. Transcribing old records to be released to the public.

Re: Who was Thomas O'Leary's lovely wife?

Cathy_Doucette — 2009-09-17 16:12:45Z

I moved this message myself. I thought I was in the right message area...if not please let me know where I post a query. I admit, I am new at this and I truly am sorry for interupting your work.
I am desperately looking for my gr8 gr8 grandmother's name for my father(Daniel) who is 88. Thank you.

Re: Who was Thomas O'Leary's lovely wife?

Paulmd199 — 2009-09-17 15:35:38Z

This was originally posted to wap.general

It must have been administratively moved

Re: Who was Thomas O'Leary's lovely wife?

popsjackson — 2009-09-17 12:22:11Z

I beg to differ. This board is for questions and answers regarding the OLeary (O'Leary) surname. Please do not discourage someone making an honest effort to find ancestral information.

Re: Who was Thomas O'Leary's lovely wife?

Paulmd199 — 2009-09-16 01:41:10Z

Hi, Unfortunately you stumbled upon a board full of those who are transcribing records vial the World Archives Project. Primarily what this board is for is questions about transcription rules, and various aspects of the project. While I wish you luck in your research, you are unlikely to find family connections here.

Who was Thomas O'Leary's lovely wife?

Cathy_Doucette — 2009-09-16 01:26:46Z

Thomas O'leary was my grt grt grandfather,bn 1832 co. cork Ireland. I believe he got married in 1858, because his first of ten children born :Ellen..1859,Timothy..1860,Catharine..1861,Elizabeth..1865,Julia..1867,Arthur..1869,Dennis..1873Margaret..1871,Dennis..1873,Bridget..1875..
We believe my grt.grt.grandmothers first name may be "Mary" nicknamed "Nellie". I would appreciate any help at all!

Re: Richard & Michael Leary / O'Leary

DonOLeary — 2009-09-11 23:47:04Z

Hello fellow researchers!

After attending last year's O'Leary Clan reunion in Inchigeelagh, Co. Cork, the homeland of the O'Learys I met a Daniel Bhui O'Leary in Kiskeam, Co. Cork and he agreed to participate in our O'Leary Clan DNA project. His test results came back with a six generation match with my DNA (about 150 years) and verified that I am a descendant of the Jeremiah Bhui O'Leary Clan of Tooreenanean, b. 1751, and father of the poet Maire Bhui O'Leary, b. 1774, whose youngest brother Richard, b. 1795 may have been my grt.grt.grf. Furthermore, our family historian Peter O'Leary in Ballingeary, with whom I also share a ten generation DNA match has researched the Bhui clan back to an O'Leary Chieftain in the late 1400's who had four sons in the early 1500's Cornelius, (Conchobhar) Daniel, (Domnhall) Jeremiah (Diarmuid) & Timothy. (Teighe or Tadgh) Peter descends from Cornelius and I descend from Daniel, along with Kiskeam Dan. This leads me to believe that Terry O'Leary in England and Mike O'Leary in Australia & I also share the Bhui ancestry, along with a few others on our DNA chart, and our roots go back to Bantry (Ardnaturrish) & Wales. (Dowlais, Monmouthshire) I'm still looking for my grt.grf. Michael's roots and have narrowed it down to two theories, which I won't get into now. Of course Terry & I have always known that we are related because his daughter Clare is a clone of one of my aunts, and he resembles my 2nd cousin Tom.

I have been looking over a few hundred old O'Leary website inquiries, all of which instigated this report. If there are any more of you out there who can claim a Bhui connection I would like to hear from you. Please contact me at dbjoleary@aol.com

Thanks.

Don

Re: Sylvester O'Leary

maxellxl2 — 2009-07-27 14:11:31Z

Go to free www.familysearch.org. On the "Search Records" tab find "Record Search Pilot" (it seems to work best with Mozilla Firefox web browser). Since you gave enough info in your post I did a search on Sylvester Oleary and a search location of New York (When you enter a location you need to wait a second and then the program will give you suggested places and you must select one of these.) After that I got one page of Sylvester Oleary/Leary/Olary/Lary's (there's alot of variations of Olearys) and there he was in Cohoes. I figured that must be him. People do move around but generally not to much. Also Sylvester and Lawrence are not common first names so there's not a lot of them. With the info you gave it made it easy to narrow down.
Once I had an approximate birth year and where they were born that made it all the more easier. I just did a quick look so I'm sure there's more info out there.

Good Luck
Mike

Re: Sylvester O'Leary

MaureenOLeary1950 — 2009-07-27 02:57:55Z

Thank you so much. I've hit nothing but brick walls!!! How did you do it?

Re: Sylvester O'Leary

maxellxl2 — 2009-07-26 20:45:16Z

You will find Sylvester b. 1889 and Genevieve b. 1891 living with their father Lawrence b. 1852 in the 1900 census for Cohoes district, Albany Co., New York. They are listed under surname "Leary". You will also find Lawrence living with his parents Lawrence and Ann in the 1870 census of Cohoes, Albany Co, New York and in the 1860 census of Herkimer Co., New York. In the 1860 census the surname is "O Lary". Unforunately Lawrence's wife is not listed in the 1900 census which means she either died or left after Genevieve was born in 1891.

Good Luck
Mike

Sylvester O'Leary

MaureenOLeary1950 — 2009-07-26 01:28:13Z

This was my grandfather. He had a sister, Genevieve (Jenny). I'm not aware of any other siblings. I can't find any information anywhere about his parents. He lived in Cohoes, NY and was born around 1895. His wife's name was Agnes Flanigan.

OLEARY Clara Jewel 1885 1892 dau of J and F O'Leary

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 02:59:17Z

O'LEARY Clara Jewel 1885 1892 dau of J and F O'Leary

NormGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Keenan Cemetery, Framers Branch, Dallas 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.

OLEARY Clara Jewel 1885 1892 dau of J and F O'Leary

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 02:58:50Z

O'LEARY'S in AUSTRALIA

2006-10-31 00:34:18Z

I'm looking for any descendants of Cornelius O'Leary and
Barbara Schweed. They were married in 1878 in the Glen Innes area of NSW. There were (10) children to that marriage.
Barbara (Schweed) O'Leary died in childbirth after having a son in 1890.
Cornelius re-married in 1896 to a Mary Jane Donnelly at Glen Innes, NSW and in 1900 they had a son.
Cornelius died in 1915 and Mary in 1936.

I would love to hear from anyone from this family of O'Learys.

Re: Richard O'Leary

2006-06-25 01:23:09Z

Catherine, John& Thomas same names as some of my gang.Others were Mary Ann, Johanna, Ellen, Michael & William.

Re: John o'leary and Mandy BAUTZ

Irishdancr — 2007-05-30 18:14:32Z

Mike
I also have a Leary/Downey connection and connection to Wales. The Shea names is often seen as a sponsor for my O'Leary/Leary family and St. Illtyd's was their Church, and later Immaculate Conception in Sirhowy.
My GGGF Thomas Leary was abt born abt. 1824 in Cork (no townland, sorry to say) and married Catherine Downey, also Cork about 1826-36. Not sure if marriage in Ireland or Wales--unable to locate certificate in Wales. Don't have a clue how or where to search Ireland.
However, they are on the 1851 Wales census in Tredegar, SIrhowy. Their first son and my GGF Michael was baptised 1852 in St. Illtyd's, Dowlais, Wales.

Could Thomas and Catherine be related to you?
Here's hoping,
Bonnie Boyle Harvey.

Hupfel ancestors

nancybarron — 2008-03-02 19:24:41Z

I was searching ancestry.com for something about my grandmother's family who came from Hungary (which is Romanian now). I wonder who you may be researching with this name. My name is Nancy House Barron. My email address is wcnk@msn.com Hope to hear from you. Nancy

Daniel O’LEARY killed in Neihart, Montana Mine Explosion 1896 -- info

Not_A_Relative — 2006-07-24 18:34:24Z

Daniel O’LEARY killed in Neihart, Montana Broadwater Mine Explosion April 18, 1896

http://www.gendisasters.com/data1/mt/mines/neihart-broadwate...

http://www.gendisasters.com Events That Touched Our Ancestors' Lives

OLeary/Neville

OLEARY — 2006-08-17 21:03:20Z

I am searching for my husbands relatives. His grandfather was Cornelius O'Leary, married to Annie Neville, from County Cork.
Cornelius came to the US in 1905, Annie came in 1909. They settled in Oakland CA and had a son Daniel, daughters Catherine and Margaret.
Catherine married a gentleman named Holm and Margaret married a gentlemen named John H. Smith.
Any and all information would be appreciated. My husband father Daniel died in 1949 and we don't have much information on the family.

Michael O'Leary

k8hanley — 2006-11-17 17:08:56Z

O'LEARY, Michael, died at his home 120 Renwick Place, Syracuse on March 2. He is survived by his widow and four children: Michael, William, Minnie and Jeremiah O’Leary; two brothers, Jeremiah O'Leary and William O'Leary, and one sister Mrs. William Ryan, all of Syracuse.

Re: OLeary-OConnell

summervillecindy — 2007-05-30 19:01:37Z

I don't know if Daniel had a brother by that name, however I'm fairly certain he had a brother James. On Daniel's marriage certificate he gives his father's name as Dennis and one of the witnesses is James O'Connell. Daniel and his wife Johanna(O'Leary) name their first born son Dennis and their next and last son James as is the Irish custom at the time. Also, my Daniel gives his place of birth as Ireland. Sorry it took me so long to respond. My e-mail has changed and I wasn't notified as I evidently neglected to change it in this format.

Re: Keady O'Leary, Bantry Co. Cork

murray_rose_marie — 2007-02-08 04:06:37Z

In reply to your message of Feb. 2001, do you have any dates
at all, as I am looking also for my Great GreatGrandfather who's
name was Keady O'Leary, from Castletownbere, Co. Cork,
which is under the Bantry area for mail etc.-
There is no doubt some relation with all these Keady's, as the name of the father is usually past down from one
generation to the next.
I am interested in any additional information you may have.

Re: O'Leary-Coachford,Co Cork.

kathleendeirdre — 2007-12-04 22:32:07Z

i see that this message is on with the last 5 years i hope you now have found some info you were looking for i do know of learys in coachford im not certin if it is who you are looking for but it might be some thing you might check out they own the post office in coachford

O'Leary/Linehan Cork Ireland to Mich.

marciamiller31 — 2006-05-19 15:15:54Z

My GG-Grandmother Mary Ann Linehan b. Oct. 2, 1832 in Cork, Ireland. (her mothers maiden name was Mary O'Leary).Mary Ann m. Martin Ahearne (b. Tipperary 1826-1830?) in 1866 in Burnside Michigan. Mary and Martins children were Francis Katherine(My G-Grandmother), .J.Joseph, John and Mary Agnes. Anyone know these Linehans? HELP :)

Re: John o'leary and Mandy BAUTZ

kathydevere — 2007-05-20 23:03:41Z

Hi Michael
Do you know if your O'Leary's were from the Glannahs sept.
I know that some Learys were from Ardnagashel not far from Ardatruish in later 1800's along with Downey family.
Also in contact with someone who is trying to trace his O'Learys from Bantry who went to Wales but in late 1800's.
Regards
Kathy

Re: John o'leary and Mandy BAUTZ

DonOLeary — 2007-05-28 18:11:32Z

I think I have a copy of your John & Ellen Shea's wedding certificate of 1857, St. Iltyds Church. Will check my files and let ya know.

Don

Re: Richard & Michael Leary / O'Leary

DonOLeary — 2007-05-28 18:02:04Z

Somehow, somewhere I think we are connected after reviewing all of the messages on this board, especially with those of you who have a Richard Leary or O'Leary in your tree. I know I'm connected to Terry O'Leary in the UK & Dan O'Leary in New Jersey USA and possibly with Tom Leary in Boston USA via our O'Leary DNA Project and share a common ancestor(s) back about 1800/1815 (with Tom about 1780) but so far we haven't been able to find the guy, especially a Richard. The Wales connection is our best shot so here I go again.

Grt. Grt. Grandfather Richard Leary, b. circa 1800 (1795 - 1810) county unknown. Grt. Grf. Michael Leary, b. circa 1831, County Kerry, Ireland, (possibly the Killarney area)according to Wales census records. Mike migrated to Wales during or just after the famine, married Johanna Sullivan in 1855, St. Iltyds, Dowlais, Wales. Parents of Johanna were Patrick Sullivan & Ellen Moriarity, both born Co. Kerry 1807 & 1811, as was Johanna, circa 1840, her siblings Ellen, 1845 & Jeremiah, 1847. Richard was recorded on their wedding certificate as father of the groom and was a farm labourer. Mike and Johanna had eight kids in Wales, most of whom were born in Victoria, where all the boys worked in the iron mills of the Merthyr Tydvil Valley area of Monmouthshire. Names were Michael Patrick, Ellen, Mary Ann, John, Thomas, Catherine, Willam & Joanna. (Anna)

All eventually migrated to America between the years 1881 & 1890 (except for Patrick & Ellen Sullivan & Grt. Aunt Ellen who are buried in Ebbw Vale, Wales) and settled in Sharon & New Castle, PA to work in the steel mills of western PA. Grt. Grm. Johanna's sister Ellen (Deasy/Dacey) had come over late 1770's to Sharon.

Have not been able to find any siblings of g.grf. Mike or g.g.grf. Richard, or who Richard was married to but hope that someone out there on these message boards has information that will locate that needle in the haystack that I don't have many more years to look for. Please contact me at dbjoleary@aol.com because I don't get to the boards that often. (Can never remember my user name or password when I do) Hopefully your ancestors were related and came over the pond at an earlier date. Family rumors have a couple of my clan going "down under" but no info on who they were or what generation.

Thanks. Don in Indianapolis, IN USA

Re: Johanna O'Leary

BarbaraJenkins98 — 2007-02-16 18:09:52Z

I have a Johanna Elisa ROENIGK b. 22 Jan 1871 on my family tree. I have that she was born Buffalo Twp., Butler, PA and died 10 Feb 1871. Her parents were Georg Christop ROENIGK and Johanna FRANK. Would that be who you are writing about? My maiden name was Roenigk.
Barbara

Oleary's in Liverpool, England

DeborahFewell45 — 2007-07-27 15:21:26Z

I am seeking any information on Thomas Oleary born in 1811 in Wexford, Ireland. He married Catherine Powers and she was born in 1825 in Wexford, Ireland. They apparentle left Ireland due to the Potato Famine and lived in Liverpool. He was a shipwright and she raised the family. One of the census I found him on has his last name as Seary ans I also have one with him listed as Leary. I have very little information on them and am looking for their parents also. Any information would help me if you don't mind sharing. If you can help thank you and please email me at xshyone1@aol.com. Deborah Fewwell

Re: O'leary Geneology Ireland

susanoleary24 — 2008-01-16 20:43:29Z

I am looking for the olearys of cork city our grandparents
were married in the north cathedral st marys & st anne
john oleary married mary doyle 1914 the oleary family lived
in cathedral road.thank for your help.
sue

Re: Irish O'Leary Ancestors

christinecoon1971 — 2006-12-21 15:53:00Z

My grandather waw Lewis O'Leary who married Ida Chapman. I know they lived in or Around Dunkirk Indiana in 1906.

Patrick Joseph O'Leary born 12 July, 1884 in Dromina, Ireland

MegGreenwood88UK — 2006-09-24 03:25:49Z

Have US microfilm for Missouri Naturalization Declarations of Intention filed 1910-11. If Patrick Joseph O'LEARY born "Dromina, Ireland" is of interest, the film is still here. His document is # 5915, page 215, he was a clergyman. Please send these numbers if you reply as I've posted over 100 names from this film, it will let me find the specific one you are looking for. Reply personally from the Message Board by clicking on my name to get a return address, I can't monitor 100 boards for replies. Am not related to this person and there is NO fee for sending this to you over the internet. MegG in Oklahoma

John O'Leary - Chicago, IL

fdupuis1 — 2006-05-04 14:34:50Z

I am looking for John D. O'Leary b. about 1849 and his brother Denis, b. 1861. According to their mother's obit., they both lived in Chicago. Their parents were Denis O'Leary and Hanora Buckley. They had several siblings: Julia, Margaret (who both lived in Hanover, NH), Joanna (who stayed in Ireland), Timothy, Cornelius and Patrick.
Does anyone have information on this family?
Fran

Re: Leary/O'Leary Family

Lexietta — 2006-11-02 20:44:02Z

Check out the British censuses - there are people called Cornelius O'Leary and I THINK one was married to a Johanna. I cam across them when looking for my own Leary Oleary or O'Learys.

OLEARY OR LEARY/SAINSBURY/DUFFY

Lexietta — 2006-11-02 20:37:30Z

I am trying to discover whether Daniel Geoffrey Leary b. ? poss Middlesex c. 1827, poss d. about 1866 and Martha Sainsbury b. Middlesex c. 1830 were my ggrandmother's parents. Poss married 1851. Daniel was a silk dyer (1861 census). My ggrandmother was always known in our family as Annie O'Leary. On her marriage certificate she is Annie Leary prior to her marriage to Henry Ward, and her father's occupation was Dyer (Daniel Leary was by then deceased). I have not found any other Daniel with a daughter called Ann who was a silk dyer except for this Daniel. .In the 1861 census they are Oleary. I have not yet tracked down a birth registration for Ann Oleary or Leary (or indeed O'Leary) around 1853-5. But then another ggrandmother from a good church going background never had a birth registration either - it was prior to the days when it was illegal not to register a birth. Deemed OK if the baby was christened. After Daniel died Martha was married to a William Duffy, b. c. 1818 in Dublin, who had been married to Louisa Duffy, b. around 1815 in Soho. William was a 'garment dyer', and I'm asssuming he worked with Daniel. Martha & William's spouses must have died around the same time. I can understand why she m. about a year after Daniel died - she had quite young children. A baby Duffy was born - aged 3 in 1871. Can anyone help me make the connection with my Ann or Annie? Does anyone know who Daniel's parents might have been - possible Irish? Also I can't find Ann or Annie in 1871 but she would be 18 by then - so many young women of same nam and age in London. On 1881-1901 censuses Annie was born either at St James, Westminster or Pancras (Martha Sainsbury was b. St James, Westminster, ANY HELP TO ASSIST THE CONNECTION GRATEFULLY RECEIVED!

OLEARY OR LEARY/SAINSBURY/DUFFY

Lexietta — 2006-11-02 20:37:30Z

OLEARY OR LEARY/SAINSBURY/DUFFY

Lexietta — 2006-11-02 20:37:28Z

Re: O'Leary, Jeremiah

AnnieinMinnesota — 2006-10-07 02:11:29Z

2 Dock Street, Deptforo, Kent

That would actually be:

2 Dock Street, Deptford, Kent, England

Re: O'Leary's in Wisconsin

AnnieinMinnesota — 2006-10-07 02:11:29Z

My ggrandmother, Julia O'LEARY was born in East Troy, Walworth County,Wisconsin, U.S.A, but she died in southern MN. Anybody connect to O'LEARYs from there? They immigrated to WI from County Kerry, Ireland?

Annie in Minnesota

Re: John o'leary and Mandy BAUTZ

mikeol1 — 2007-05-21 05:28:46Z

Hi Kathydevere,
Unfortunately I have no knowledge of which leary (O'Leary) Sept my family came from.
My g.grandfather John Leary dob.4.11.1834 was born in Ardaturrish and attended St.Finbarr Church, Bantry. His father was a Jeremiah Leary dob 13.11.1808, who married Elizabeth Coughlan. I have no information on Jeremiah's or John's siblings. John went to live in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales pre. 1857.
He married Ellen Shea, in St. Illtyds Church, Dowlais on 18.8.1857.They had eight children, one of whom, who was a twin, was a Denis O'Leary, born 1875, who was my grandfather. They, John and Ellen, had begun using the name O'Leary for the children.
I'm afraid that Mandy Bautz does not appear to figure in my family.
I hope that this is helpful to you, and that maybe you can find a link.
Best regards,
Mike O'Leary (Mikeol 1)

OLEARY Daniel A 1886 1887 son of J and F O'Leary

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 02:58:30Z

O'LEARY Daniel A 1886 1887 son of J and F O'Leary

NormGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Keenan Cemetery, Framers Branch, Dallas 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: O'Leary-Coachford,Co Cork.

kevinoleary59 — 2008-01-01 09:36:22Z

Many thanks for that info.I've yet to get over to Coachford but as soon as i do i'll visit the post office.
Again,thanks for taking the time.
Happy New Year to you.
Kevin O'Leary

San Francisco O'Leary's

egasgt31 — 2007-05-29 06:39:29Z

My grandfather Frank was born in SF in 1923. His father Frank and mother Rose Meany were born in SF as well. Both parents died when he was young and was raised by his step-mother Ruth. I've done some searching in Census records and have found some O'Learys in SF during the 1800's and the Frank that is listed is about the age of my great-grandfather. Ellen was the mother, and sibling were John, Jeremiah, Joseph and Ella. Does anyone have any connections that could help me in my search?

Thanks,
Mike O'Leary

Timothy O'Leary, New York City, 1820s.

TLSHEL — 2007-10-24 18:37:34Z

Hope someone can help. I am researching Timothy O'Leary. He was in New York City by the 1820's, as a daughter was born there in 1829 and another about 1834. By the mid 1830s he was in Cornwall, Orange County, New York, where he died in 1875. He had a second wife in Cornwall, and two more daughters. Census records say he was born in Ireland about 1795. A gravestone for his second daughter has his first wife's name as Sarah. His second wife was Magdalena. I have been unable to check the 1835 New York state census. I have been unable to find him in New York City. There are numerous naturalization records for Timothy O'Leary, but I do not know which, if any of them, are him. Any suggestions? Thanks!!

O'leary Geneology Ireland

margjoanwebb — 2007-12-14 15:39:45Z

Jeremaih O'leary d.7/3/ 1996 m.Elizabeth Murphy had 13 Children as follows.John,Jeremaih.David,Dennis,Richard,PatrickCornilious,Daniel,Mary,Michael,Timothy,Peter,Albie ,Elizabeth any help please