Queale - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

chatachak — 2012-07-18 00:36:53Z

Ray:

Please contact me. My contact details are on my personal webpage: www.bernardhunt.com Would very much love to hear from you. I suspect we are related. Think we may be able to unravel the mystery of your grandparents. Look forward to hearing from you. Regards. BH

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

chatachak — 2012-07-18 00:36:34Z

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

raymchugh11 — 2012-07-07 19:09:30Z

Hi I am Ray Mc Hugh living in Dublin My Mother was Mary Quaile Her father was John Quaile and his parents were Hugh Quaile and Mary Byrne,My mothers father John Quaile was born around 1868. My mothers sister were Kathleen Susan Elizbeth John and Charles. cannot find where any of my Grandparents were buried.i would appreciate any information and dates you might have

Re: Great-Grannie Queale is still missing

Solartree — 2012-04-21 11:08:24Z

Hey there,

Did a little searching for you and found a Mary Anne Queale born in Ireland in 1850, married a John Thomas Fludgate in 1868 in Dublin. She died in 1932. You already had alot of this information. Was there anything else specific that you wanted to know? Write back when you can.

Sincerely,
Steve Solar (grandma was a Queal, not Queale, but still happy to help. :))

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

TrevorQueale — 2010-10-08 10:05:54Z

I am also trying to track my QUEALE family.
Would love to hear from anyone with any information.
I can only go back to:
-James Queale (m Susan Carthy) unknown dates, who produced
-Charles Queale 4 May 1817 - 23 Mar 1897 (m Mary Ann Best 1824 - 7 May 1912)
Am happy to provide what I have.
Trevor

Re:Family Quaile's/Queale's

HeatherSteed22 — 2010-08-29 07:39:09Z

Hi there since Ive started research on the Quaile's from Derrintober,Drumshambo Ireland with Robert Quaile Marrying Catherine Crawford in 1844 I have Burden's,Bleakley's Moore's who are connected with this part of the family.There is a possible McMillian connection but no evidence so far, as they may have emigrated this would have been Charlotte Queale/Quaile
I still do not know for sure where the first Robert came from,only that he had two brothers one William emigrated the other George Tweedie went to New Zealand(have found his family or they found me)There is also a story that the first Robert taught Lord Beresfords son.Any thuoghts or ideas welcome
Heather nee Quaile

Re:Family

mandyqueale — 2010-08-27 09:53:07Z

Hello to all the Queale's out there. Wow I didn't realise
just how many there are. I don't have much information but am aware my grandparents were from the Isle of Mann and that
my fathers name is Collin William Queale. I will keep on researching.

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

HeatherSteed22 — 2010-06-07 18:25:42Z

Am looking for Queale's and Quailes myself and know about the family that lived at Drumshambo in Ireland
would love to hear form anyone in referance to this

Re: looking for some queale info

heathersteed_1 — 2009-04-13 11:26:08Z

Would love to get in toutch with Karan Plunket
Regarding Quailes Queales Canada
New Zealand would also like to get in toutch as well but having problems with the email address
Hope this finds you
Heather nee Quaile

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

johnkeane162 — 2008-03-25 00:14:30Z

my mother was quaile she lived in derrintober before she turned catholic and married my father her name was kathleen norah quaile her father was robert john quaile hedied in 1942 he was afaarmer and justice of the peace the quaile you mentioned as owning the tile shop is joe keane my brother my mother died on 4th of june 2007 6 days short of her 86th birthday she had 1 brother and2 sisters one sister edith is still alive and lives in northern ireland i hope this information is helpful my name is john robert keane

Re: looking for some queale info

johnkeane131 — 2008-01-24 00:07:32Z

my mother who died on the 4th of june2007was from derrintober drumshanbo co.leitrim her married name was kathleen norah keane her maiden wasquaile lookingforward to hearing from any family members john keane

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

johnkeane127 — 2007-06-26 22:44:14Z

my mother who has died on the4th june2007 had themaiden name quaile the family home now in ruins is in derrintobber drumshanbo co.leitrim my brother joe has a tile shopcalled KEANE TILES WHICH used to be a butcher shop owned owned by our father JAMES KEANE YOU MAYHAVE YOUR FACTS MIXED UP ABIT IN REFERENCE TO QUAILE TILES HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU WITH MORE RELEVANT HISTORY JOHN KEANE

Re: looking for some queale info

daultenquaile — 2006-07-28 17:47:00Z

We have queale or quail in our family tree, we are from ireland, and are looking to find more relatives missing from the tree. Maybe you can help/.

Re: Queale's ancestral homeland

RTTelford — 2005-05-01 14:29:41Z

I am inquiring of your study of the QUEALEs of Ballinamore.

I have been researching the TELFORDs of County Cavan who
emigrated to Pontiac, PQ in the 1840s. James TELFORD and
wife Susan [QUAIL/ QUEALE] came to Clarendon abt 1844.
Susan's headstone at Shawville Village Cemetery says she
died in 1870 at age 66. Eight children were born in Ireland.

Their youngest dtr Susannah [ 1846-1923] married William
s/o Matthew WALLACE and Frances QUEALE. ( a sister or
cousin of Susan? ]

Other QUEALE connections indicate that the family may have
originated in Ballinamore. Could Susan be a sister of your
Thomas and dtr of William? Do you know if she was married
and her children baptized in Ballinamore?

Will appreciate your comments.

Where's my great-grannie?

bernardhunt91 — 2005-04-17 02:25:46Z

Just recently discovered that the true and correct name of my great-grandmother was Mary Anne Queale. I had been searching for her as Quaile. She married my great-grandfather, John Fludgate, Dublin man but a soldier in the British Army, sometime in the late 1860s, probably 1867/8. The lived in barracks in Dover Castle, England, and later in Dublin. Appreciate any and all interest. Long-lost cousins especially welcome.

Great-Grannie Queale is still missing

bernardhunt91 — 2005-04-17 02:25:46Z

Me again. Still looking for clues to the origins of my Great Grandmother Mary Anne Queale. She married my GGF John Thomas Fludgate some time in the 1860s, probably in Dublin. JT was a Royal Artillery soldier from London posted as a gunner to Dublin Castle. Family legend says Mary Anne and her family came to Dublin in the aftermath of the Great Famine. She had a sister, Margaret Queale. Margaret was a midwife who delivered Mary Anne's first child, my great uncle Charles Fludgate, born Dublin in 1869. Appreciate any clues. And a warm welcome given to all cousins, distant or otherwise.

Re: looking for some queale info

2004-04-12 12:12:04Z

Hi Grodon,

My sister is actually the person on this web page-Karen Queale Plunkett. You can email her at the address listed under "author" and hopefully she can give you more information. I am sure she would have some info for you. Please cc me as I would like to be kept in the loop.

Clif

Re: looking for some queale info

2004-04-11 22:08:08Z

Clif

Thanks for posting a reply. I would greatly appreciate any info you or your sister Karen have or any ideas for gathering info. Also, do you know anything about the Queale coat of arms?

Thanks

Gordon

Re: looking for some queale info

2004-04-11 12:04:22Z

I am a Queale and my relatives came from Ireland. I live in New Brunswick Canada but grew up In Shawville Quebec. My relatives moved from Ireland to Otter Lake Quebec. At this time my sister Karen is doing a family tree and has done alot of research. If you would like to know more please respond and I will see what I can do.

Clif

looking for some queale info

gqcanada — 2003-01-12 22:50:26Z

hi there

i was hoping someone could tell me how I can find out a little more
about the queale name and it's origins. I live in Canada and know not one single queale outside of my immediate family....

......many many thanks

Any QUEALES out there ?

StevenBradshaw — 2002-07-07 14:15:52Z

Hi - Just wondering if there's anybody doing
the family name "Queale"
I know they came from County Mayo, Ireland
but any more info ?
My wife's maiden name was Queale and the
ancesters settled in Quebec.
Am glad to share info.
Steve

Queale's ancestral homeland

StevenBradshaw — 2002-07-07 14:15:52Z

Good daay to you Sir;
Yes they do come from Ireland from all the research that we did here in Canada. In fact My wife and I plan to go to Ballinamore, Ireland in August in hope of visiting and recording the rest of the Queale Family history line. So any other place that we should be aware of will be much appreciated.

Queale

Trevor_Queale — 2002-05-21 02:48:13Z

G'day Steve,

There are a few with the Queale surname here in Australia. I wonder if we are related? I have not done any research, but do have a little info which also points back to Ireland.

Trevor
Trevor.Queale@team.telstra.com

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

2002-03-27 05:19:24Z

My wife is a Queale. Her ancestors come from a wee village in Lietrim called Drumshambo - we visited it in 1996 to see the family home (now a derelict "mansion") and the graveyard in the Church of Ireland grounds. One Queale still lives in town - he runs a tiling business!

HI AUNT KAREN

BrianCliftonQueale — 2001-09-29 22:41:56Z

WANT INFORMATION ON QUEALE HERITAGE! PLEASE!

BrianCliftonQueale — 2001-09-29 22:39:51Z

If any of you could give me information about what we did back then/who we were related to I would be very greatful!
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: Queale

kqp — 2001-06-25 02:27:05Z

Hi Trevor...you actually have quite a few relatives in Australia and a few more in New Zealand. From what I know so far, you should be a decendant of James Queale and Susan Carthy from Drumshanbo, Co Leitrim, Ireland. My ancestors lived a few miles east of yours near Ballinamore. Having the same Queale spelling and the close proximity indicates a family connection, although making that connection can be a challenge. My great-grandfather and a number of his siblings came here to Canada around 1859.

Do you know the names of your grandfather and great-grandfather? Can't find you in the geneology chart I have.

Look forward to hearing from you.
Karen

Re: Where's my great-grannie?

kqp — 2001-06-25 02:08:48Z

Hi Bernard...do you know where in Ireland Mary Anne Queale was born? Do you know about any other members of her family? Having the name spelled QUEALE so far seems to indicate a connection of some sort. Make the connections in the early generations is quite a challenge however. First names were also frequently repeated throughout connected family groups. Mary Anne is not one used in my family, but....

My ancestors came from Co Leitrim, most of them coming here to Canada around 1859. Do you and your relatives still live in Ireland?

Karen