Quigley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bossier City, La, Quigleys/Shepards

elizabethsheppard160 — 2009-10-13 01:54:54Z

I am Robert & Pauline Sheppard's daughter. Were you able to locate any of the Quigley and Sheppard Family in 2005?

Re: Quigleys of Willmount, Tyrone, Ireland

shaunaquigleypoulsen52 — 2009-10-07 19:31:48Z

I am related through Elizabeth Miller's son Alma. We have traced Andrew's lineage back 2 more generations. His Father Andrew married to Helen Sheares and grandfather John Quigley, his birth abt. 1780 in tyrone; married to Ellen Sellers. The file goes cold at that point. I am still researching here and there. There are so many John Quigleys. This info is on the new.familysearch.org. I would be interested in further discoveries.

QUIGLEY Ella 1876-1965

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-01 00:38:23Z

QUIGLEY Ella 1876-1965

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 207,650 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.

Bridget Quigley, Iron County, Missouri Death

Marcine_Lohman — 2009-09-29 16:22:02Z

Iron County Register Newspaper, Ironton, Missouri, July 22, 1880, Page 5.
KILLED BY LIGHTENING--During the storm of Monday evening, a flash of lightening entered the Catholic Church at Iron Mountain, instantly killing Miss BRIDGET QUIGLEY, an accomplished and highly esteemed young lady. We have not been able to get any further particulars of the deplorable event. Miss Quigley graduated from one of the best schools in St. Louis about two years ago, with great honor, and since that time has been teaching the parochial school at Iron Mountain. Her death is a most sorrowful occurrence, and shocks not only the citizens of that town, but of this Valley as well; for she had many admiring friends among our people.
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The John Albert Undertaking Business also has the below notation about another Iron County Quigley.
Sep 19, 1882 Wm. QUIGLEY for son, John, age 18 months, summer complaint, buried Iron Mtn.
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Taken from Will Book 1:
CLEARY, Patrick - Will dated 20 Jan 1875 Brother, Michael Cleary now living at Iron Mountain, real estate in town of Pilot Knob (description) If he should die before my death, to my three sisters, to wit, Catharine the widow of John Tierney of Pilot Knob, Mary the wife of Cornelius O'Neal of Iron Co., and Ellen the wife of THOMAS QUIGLEY of Iron Mt Exr, Michael Cleary Wit: Bernard Zuart and Isaiah Jones Recorded 5 Oct 1875. (pages 54-57).

Re: Bruce Quigley

fpatrick189 — 2009-09-18 03:07:24Z

My mother's grandfather's name was Bruce Quigley from Paducah, Ky. Bruce Quigley's son, Beaufort Marion Quigley had a tailoring business in Dallas.
Bruce Quigley visited my mother's home briefly in the late 1920's when my mother was a little girl. He showed her
where the Indian's arrows had passed in and out of his body during theIndian Wars.
Beaufort Quigley was from Paducah, Ky and his mother was a Sebree. My mother visited her Grandmother (Sebree) Garth
on a farm in Fort Worth TX. Beaufort named his three sons
Quint, Beaufort, and Sheld

Re: McNickle Family

CHerpy6097 — 2009-09-16 23:54:27Z

Hi Jerry,
You mentioned in your reply that you have the name of Samuel Quigley's father. Would you please share that with me. I have been stumped for quite a while. I would love to share info if I have any you need.

Re: McNickle Family

JeromeMcNichol56 — 2009-09-15 02:02:34Z

Hi Annette,

I have the parents of Samuel Quigley, but not the parents of Jane. I do know she came from Gorticashel. I am debating right now that she might be the sister of my ggrandfather James McNickle.
My James first child was named Jane and I thought there might be a connection. I know he came from County Tyrone, but the Irish use of Christian names really makes it hard to find who you are looking for.
Also, because very few of those brought over to Tyrone by the English after the Nine Years War with the Scots, owned land. Because they all leased, there was a great deal of intermarriage. There are no McNickle males left over there, but many females of McNickle/M'Nicholl lineage.
I would like to compare some information with you about the McNickle line if you would like. As to Daniel McNickle, he lived in the village of Gortin or in Upper Badoney Parish, which is 3 miles from Gortin.

Jerry McNichol

My grandfather changed the spelling from McNickle.

Re: Quigley, Daniel

remyquig — 2009-09-11 17:30:27Z

I have information on Daniel Quigley born Ireland in 1836. brought to USA,Apr 1850 by his mother Anne and father Hugh and accompanied by his sister Margret,and three three brothers Thomas,John,and Hugh. This family port of entry was Philadelphia as listed in immigration records of which I have copies. This family is still intact living in Philadelphia in the 1860 federal census. The Daniel Quigley in my family tree next appears with his enlistment in Company B,12th SM Calvary Regiment in 1862. this Daniel Quigley next is documented with his marriage to Eliza Jane Eddings in Bond county Illinois, 22 October 1863. Family lore is that he suffered a head wound inflicted by a Sioux arrow while serving in Minnesota. Daniel and Elia Jane apparently wasted no time as my grandfather John Thomas was born 30 Sept 1864 in Bound County, Illinois. I have Daniel and Eliza Jane documented in the 1880 federal census with ,of course, their children. I am currently working on documentation on their location in 1870. Please understand I am very much a neophyte at this genealogy gig and would be happy to speak with you on the telephone or by email if you wish. My email address is remyquig@sc.rr.com my telephone number is 843-235-0568.

Re: John and Harriet Quiggle / Quigley

philip4_9 — 2009-09-04 16:44:58Z

Thanks for your reply. Sometimes a negative proves the potitive. This couple in KS is then likely my Quigley.
Connie

Re: John and Harriet Quiggle / Quigley

joanieqb — 2009-09-04 15:18:36Z

If your 1870 census for John and Harriet Quigley place them in Jeddo, Luzerne County, living with the John Amon family, then it is not the correct Quigley family. That John and Harriet Amon Quigley are my great grandparents, and they remained in Freeland, Luzerne County until 1901 when they moved to Pittsburgh.
Sorry! But good luck with your research!
Joan

Re: Iowa Quigley's from Tama, Wapello or Davis County

greenpen3 — 2009-08-30 05:21:14Z

Thank you for the reply to my message (posted under TimeTraveler303). Yes, I had found the 1860 census for James and Jerusha (ALLEN) QUIGLEY in Hamilton County, Ohio.

I have been looking for more information about the QUIGLEY children in hopes of finding additional clues that might link Jerusha ALLEN to the wife (Elizabeth ALLEN 1810-1892?) of the next neighbor ("Squire" GRUBBS) on the 1840 census in Dearborn County, Indiana. There are two other ALLENs of interest who moved also to Tama and Benton counties in Iowa.

It would be good to share information.

Wilma in Colorado

Re: Iowa Quigley's from Tama, Wapello or Davis County

Kadoodlebug — 2009-08-29 16:43:48Z

Sorry--Harrison Twp. in Hamilton Co.

Re: Iowa Quigley's from Tama, Wapello or Davis County

Kadoodlebug — 2009-08-29 16:29:03Z

I'm also interested in info re: Jerusha (nee Allen) and James Quigley. If you have information re: any of Jerusha's ancestors or Jerusha & James themselves, I would be very grateful (!) and can give you my contact info.

Since your last posts, you have probably found the 1860 census info...but just in case, the family is listed as living in Hamilton, Ohio under "Quigly."

Nora Quigley Dublin Ireland to New York

terithetreelady55 — 2009-08-14 02:39:35Z

My brick wall and my great-great-grandmother is Nora Anni Quigley born ? Dublin Ireland married John Hanlons. Nora had a sister married to
? Careys living in Ossinging New York?
John and Nora Quigley Hanlon children:
Julia Born Ireland 1870
Catherine born 1871 Ireland my great-grandmother died Poughkeepsie Dutchess New York
John born 1873 Ireland
Daniel born 1874 Ireland
This is all I have on the Quigley. Can any one help with my family please?
Thank You,
Theresa

Re: Quigley Tale passed down through the generations.

Jnbroan — 2009-08-14 02:18:03Z

Thank you for responding. I was just hoping that someone may have heard the same tale though their lines. Good luck in finding your lines.

Re: Elusive Nancy Quigley of Illinois

melda1 — 2009-08-11 19:20:06Z

I’m interested in the Quigley family early history in Greene and Jersey Counties.
Anyone working on these?
I postulate that William and Sarah of original Madison County IL are the parents of John and Samuel and they have a number of sisters including Nancy.
Any help figuring these out?

Re: Leo Quigley b. 1888 Pennsylvania History unknown

joanieqb — 2009-08-05 22:57:02Z

I have found some informaton on Leo. He married Florence
Warner in Phoenix. They had one child, Esther Leona Quigley born 19 Apr. 1915. Leo died later in 1915 on a visit to El Paso and is buried there in Concordia Cemetery. I am searchinng for any information regarding his wife, Florence or his daughter Esther. Does anyone connect with this story?
Joanieqb

Re: Quigley Tale passed down through the generations.

jaffie21 — 2009-08-01 08:02:07Z

I have Quigleys in my tree from Tipperary Ireland , in Australia.

Never heard of that tale sorry I have a lot of letters to go through yet so may come across the story.

Re: Quigley Tale passed down through the generations.

CLTaylor — 2009-07-28 18:47:57Z

Do you know where the southern Quigley's settled? And do you know about when the brothers came?

Re: Quigley Tale passed down through the generations.

CLTaylor — 2009-07-29 03:31:27Z

It's a fascinating story, but I'm afraid I can't add anything to it. My earliest Quigley ancestor settled in the D. C. area. His name was William, and he was born in Ireland about 1834-1836. He shows up in the 1870 D.C. Census with a wife born in Virginia and a son born in D.C. in 1858. I don't know when he came to the states, who his parents were, or whether or not he had any siblings. He is my brick wall, so I was hoping he would fit in with your story. He was obviously born after the brothers you are looking for, so I guess we don't have a match. Good luck on your continuing pursuit of information.

owen quigley 1943

grendav2001 — 2009-06-14 11:58:34Z

information for quigley researchers:

northern daily mail
west hartlepool
04 march 1943

quigley

on february 28, gunner owen, dearly beloved son of michael quigley of 46 stirling street, (late of benson street), died of wounds in north africa. r.i.p.

dieds of wounds
________

news has been received by mr and mrs quigley, of 46 stirling street, west hartlepool, that their son gunner owen quigley, r.a., has died of wounds in north africa. aged 20, he joined the army in january 1942, previous to which he was employed at the south durham steelworks. he was an old boy of st cuthbert's school.

No Death Cert

iquigley1 — 2009-04-22 13:43:45Z

Having traced my Grandparents on my Parental side, I have founbd my 4x Grandparents. Dennis Quigley & Sarah McGinnes.

They were both born in Ireland, but married here in Greenock, Scotland in 1855. So far I have everything apart from Dennis Quigleys' death cert, which I cannot find.

Since he was living in Scotland upto the 1871 Census, which is the last recorded account of him, since then he disappears. In the 1881 Census he isn't to be seen nor does a Death Cert for the years 1871 - 1881.

Scotlandspeople does not show anything either, would I have to goto the registrars office and look for a cert myself in case it hasnt been transcribed yet or think he may of died else where.

Re: Native Heritage?

debbiequigley123 — 2009-05-03 12:43:51Z

KELLY, I THINK I MAY HAVE THE INFORMATION YOUR LOOKING FOR.You have three sisters and a brother if The information you have giving is correct!
MY FATHER RON RAYMOND QUIGLEY, WAS RAISED BY HIS GRANDMOTHER FLORENCE & GEORGE QUIGLEY AND THEY lived on Agricola Street,Nova scotia. And there was A uncle Ernest Ray Quigley they call him Earl. My mother always said the we or are father had another child in Ontario around the 1964 etc. You have to email it all sound to familar and my father and mother were living in ontario at the time we were all born, I was born in Etobicoke, ontario. I think you found connection let us talk more
my email is debann36@hotmail.com

Re: founder of Beech Creek, Clinton Co, PA Michael Quigley

debbiequigley123 — 2009-06-23 14:16:31Z

Micheal quigley 1803-1880 was my greatgreat grandfather don't much. there were alot of micheal quigleys that came from Ireland, scotland etc.

Don't beleive there connection, but what did everybody do in the century call their kids Micheal

Re: Yes I have Quigley's in New Cathederal Cemetery

paul1simkins — 2009-03-30 14:49:54Z

Carol, it was good to hear from you. I had given up hope to receive a reply from that old posting.

Our Quigley roots are also, supposedly, from county Donegal in Northern Ireland. There is a town in Donegal named Quigley although I don't know the connection.

My GGrandparents were John and Elizabeth Ann Quigley who came from Ireland with the other almost 3 Million folks fleeing the potato famine. (I am told that between 1850 and 1900 there were more Irish in the US than there were in Ireland)

My G Aunt Mary Quigley married (reportedly) into a dairy family with a name similar to Kane. I have asked my sister who lives in Abesecon to verify that info for me. Aunt Mary's sister was Anna Elizabeth Quigley (my maternal grandmother). She was born April 3, 1887. Two of her siblings (Sarah and Daniel Quigley) died around the turn of the century and were buried at NCC. John and Elizabeth had a bunch of children buit most died very young.

My direct Email address is oceans351@bellsouth.net. I will contact you after I verify the Kane connection or have other information to share. Let me know if any of this fits.

Paul Simkins

Re: Yes I have Quigley's in New Cathederal Cemetery

jerzey72662 — 2009-03-28 00:59:43Z

Paul,
I know this is very late in responding to your 2003 Quigley post, but I did not start my searching until 2006. I know I have Catherine Quigley(my GG-Grandmother)who was married to James Kane buried at New Cathedral Cemetery in Phila. I also know that her one brother Michael Quigley is also buried at this cemetery. Catherine & Michael came to the US from Ireland (possibley County Donegal) with their father John, mother Mary(maiden name unknown), brother James, and sisters Rose Ann & Margaret(whom was called Mary and married a Michael Smith). They arrived in May of 1852 on the ship "Anne" out of Londonderry,Ireland. I actually live 45 minutes from Philly & will be making a trek to the cemetery sometime before the end of May. If you would like I can check the names of the relatives you believe are buried at New Catherdral Cemetery. The cemetery is located at N.2nd Street & W.Butler Streets in Philly. Oddly enough the Philadelphia Childrens Hospital is diagonally across the street. Best Regards, Carol Kane Haring

Re: James Quigley.

Forloveofthefuture — 2009-03-27 15:21:13Z

I know this is an old post BUT-
There is still a large Quigley connection in Penetand/Midland, Ontario area. If you need a lookup in that area I spend alot of time in the summer up there and would be happy to help.

Re: McDowell relatives

nicoleh13 — 2009-04-08 09:53:44Z

Probably a long shot, but do you have any references in your research to Anne Quigley (brn abt 1823 Tartaraghan, Armagh, Ireland. Parents Peter Quigley and Mary Stewart. Ann married a Telford and raised their children in Scotland. At least one of their children immigrated to NZ via Australia.

Ernest C. Quigley, Baseball Umpire

rosehistory — 2009-07-08 22:38:41Z

from The Willard (New Mexico) Record, 10 June 1920, vol. 13, issue 27:
"Quigley is Busy Official.
National League Umpire Gives Decicions in Some Kind of Sport 265 Days Each Year.
Life is just 1 game after another for Ernest C. Quigley, National league umpire. From April to October he is a baseball arbiter. During October and November he is a college football official. The winter months find him busy running basket ball games.
There are 154 games in the usual National league season. Quigley frequently works in pre-season and post-season affairs, such as the world series contests in 1919. His usual total of baseball contests each year is close to 170. During the short term of football Mr. Quigley crowds in 20 or more gridiron games, frequently working 3 or 4 times a week. He does most of this officiating in Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Iowa and Texas."

Daniel Quigley (Florida)

dndservices — 2009-05-24 06:48:52Z

I'm looking for any information regarding Daniel Quigley and his extended family. Daniel lived in Florida around 1977 and married an Eliza Knowles. They had several children for which I have some information. looking for information regarding Daniel's parents and siblings.Also grandparents and aunts and uncles.
Thank you all help would be greatly appreciated.
Donna

M. A. Quigley of Robinson, Kansas

pbbut — 2009-06-29 02:54:30Z

Can anyone tell me if M. A. Quigley (1844-1898) was a member of Co H, 14th Kansas Cavalry during the Civil War? I have an Anderson Quigley on the Civil War Soldiers and Sailors website, most of the recruits were from NE Kansas, which would include Robinson and Brown County.

Re: McDowell relatives

GrahamMilne89 — 2009-04-07 23:13:41Z

Thank you for your post. I am related to Sarah (McDowell) Quigley, who is a sister of my grandfather, Alexander McDowell. I would like to share information on the Quigley/McDowell link.

Re: McDowell relatives

GrahamMilne89 — 2009-04-08 10:34:32Z

Sorry, no. My Quigley line went to Canada. Will keep your query in mind.

Florence Quigley Arizona

joanieqb — 2009-04-30 15:50:17Z

Searching for information regarding Florence Quigley, maiden name unknown. Florece was married to Leo P. Quigley, formerly from Pennsylvania, and they lived in Phoenix AZ. Leo died in El Paso Texas in 1915 while on a vist. Florence provided information for his death certifcate and gave Phoenix as the home residence. Family stories tell that she was a Native American and that she and Leo had one child, a daughter, before he passed away.
Any informtion would be greatly appreciated!
Joan

Samuel Quigley and Jane McNickle marriage and family

JeromeMcNichol56 — 2009-04-08 03:26:37Z

To all interested in Samuel Quigley and Jane McNickle.
It is my understanding that thee is a privately printed boklet circa 1954 on the Samuel Quigley, SR family. I have not seen it so I am not sure if parental names for Samuel and Jane are there or not. It is my understanding that the names of parents are listed on Ohio Death certificates. I have not seen them, but I am just before doing so.
I do have all of the names, birth and birth locations of the Samuel and Jane Quigley family. I also have the place of burial and location of both their deaths.
If any one reading this have access to the names of Jane and Samuel's parents, I would dearly love to have them.
Keep looking - another McNichol/McNickle, Jerome C.

Frances "Fanny" Quigley 1795 KY

polofan — 2009-04-05 22:11:50Z

Does anyone know the parents of Frances Quigley b. 12 May 1773/74 who married William Thompson Carnahan 27 Aug 1795 in Green Co, KY? She died 24 Sep 1855 in Logan Co, IL.

Sharon

Re: Quigley in Mass

RKallelis — 2009-05-28 03:16:54Z

Looking for Laurence quigley from County clare, ennis , ireland who married Katherine(Catherine) Hassett from same place she died 12/9/1893, Had a daughter Mary born approx 1852 died 5/2/1908 married Michael Neylon
Had children
Francis,Margaret,anna,elizabeth,george,alice

Re: Patrick Quigley married to Delia Ford

rosaleengarvey — 2009-07-03 10:39:23Z

Im trying to trace my great aunt Delia Forde who was from Galway and went to the USA sometime around 1912 onwards she lived in Philadelphia she married had 1 son her husband might have been in the army or navy

all help welome

tks
Rosaleen

QUIGLEY R M -1935

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-13 01:08:03Z

QUIGLEY R M -1935

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 203,355 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: McDowell relatives

JackieHewitt10 — 2009-04-08 01:23:51Z

Great to make a contact I will share everything I have but I am about to head out for a few days. I am going to Scotland to do some research and I will be in touch when I get back. Please note my email address hewitt_jacqueline@hotmail.com so we can share without the hassle! I really wasn't expecting such a prompt reply! I can give you a whole new line to your family tree and I hope you can do the same for me. I traced the Quigley family in Nova Scotia too but did not realize they went to NZ too. look forward to hearing from you.

Regards
Jackie H

Re: McDowell relatives

JackieHewitt10 — 2009-04-07 20:40:37Z

I know this is an old post but I have information about Samuel Quigley married to Sarah McDowell. I can link them to Thomas Quigley father of Samuel and Mary Ralston his mother. If you would like to share information please contact me.

Re: Quigley Tale passed down through the generations.

Jnbroan — 2009-07-29 00:18:54Z

I have not heard a time frame of when the brothers left. And my Uncle didn't ask where the southern Quigley's originated from. I do know that my line of ancestors stops in Baltimore, MD where I have a marriage certificate that says that my G-G-G Grandfather John R. Quigley (born about 1805 in County Derry, Ireland - Died March 18, 1899 in Shullsburg, WI) married a Susannah McKnulty (born about1816 in County Tyrone, Ireland - Died about 1877)in Baltimore on 13 Feb 1832 and a Application for Citizenship for John on October 13th, 1833. I am not sure if he came over with his father and his father was one of the brothers that I am refering to in this tale or whether it was John himself. Some of these documents were passed down through my grandmother but they were not documented very well as were they were found, however I do have copies of the original documents and photo's of both John and Anna). This story has always facinated me and I've always wondered if there was any trueth to it, but I've hit a brick wall and not sure where else to look. I can't find any document telling me who John's father was either. (I would assume John as well, since the name John Raphael was passed down to his son, and grandson,and great grandsons)Any ideas would be welcomed greatly.

Quigley Tale passed down through the generations.

Jnbroan — 2009-07-27 05:58:37Z

I am looking for anyone who may have heard this tale that may have passed down through their Quigley lines. In Ireland two Quigley brothers had a disagreement with the tax collector and accidently killed him and in fear they jumped ship to America. When they arrived they feared they would be deported back to Ireland for punishment so they decided to split up. One was to go north and the other south. My line is from the northern Quigley's who made their way to Loudoun County, VA from Baltimore, Maryland then on to Shullsburg, Wisconsin.
About 15 years ago my uncle was at work and another man came into his workplace and ironically they had the same exact name. But was even more interesting than that is this Quigley had the same tale except he came from the southern line of Quigley's.
I am curious if there is any truth to this tale. If anyone has heard anything simular to this in there line please contact me at Jnbroan@aol.com. I would welcome any response from anyone who could shed some light on this subject or give me a direction on which to search for any truth to this tale.

Re: John Rapheal Quigley

Jnbroan — 2009-07-27 05:39:21Z

I am also looking for this line. I am from the Quigley's in Montana. John R. Quigley Sr. moved to Wisconsin with his family from I believe to be Loudoun County, VA. His son John R. Quigley came to Montana in 1864. I have lots of information on him and my great grandfather. Any information I will gladly share.

Re: QUIGLEY>IRE>NY

curraveha — 2009-07-19 18:23:07Z

Send an email address where I
can contact you to orangetown@hotmail.com

Thanks for replying.

Re: QUIGLEY>IRE>NY

curraveha — 2009-07-17 02:09:56Z

I have a Thomas Quigley b. abt 1915 d. mid 70's whose
mother was Nora Melia and father was Patrick Quigley. He had
at least one sister called May. He also inherited property
in Salthill. Let me know if all this seems to fit.

Re: founder of Beech Creek, Clinton Co, PA Michael Quigley

aircaraccess — 2009-06-25 02:46:36Z

Debbie, you make some interesting points. Certain names were used over and over and it's the same now but different names are more popular.

It's interesting to me that lots of Quigley's came from Ireland as I had thought the name was German from the name Quickel. The famous Quiggle/Quigley families of Clinton County are apparently from Germany but on the other hand, my Michael b 1777 is supposedly part Irish too. I haven't gone back that far, I want to find Michael's wives and children before I go back to the cave days.

I read that the German names Johann and Anna were given more as a title than a name, so Michael Quigley has about three uncles named Johann, they were brothers and went by their middle names.

Scott

founder of Beech Creek, Clinton Co, PA Michael Quigley

aircaraccess — 2009-06-22 05:55:12Z

Michael Quigley is a son of Johann Michael Quickel and Fronica "Fancy" Kline.

I'm looking for his descendents. Wife's name is Mary Clark of England. He founded Beech Creek about 1812. Born 1777 or 1781. He had two daughters in the 1850 census (Frances and Emily) but several other children and maybe a first wife before Mary Clark. I'd like to get it all if anyone knows. Maybe Cline, Sampson N and others are his kids. I'm looking for the motherlode on this man. He performed marriages in Beech Creek. My key people (James Williams m Esther A Counsil) lived next to his nephew George Quiggle Williams in the mid 1800s.

Thanks.

Scott Robertson
aircaraccess@millenicom.com

Re: Quigley in Mass

hartz2361 — 2009-03-31 19:43:39Z

Just wondering if you could help .... I have hit a brick wall on my Quigley research. I have a Daniel L Quigley b: 1821 in Mass. By 1850 he is in Ontario County, New York married to Mary Leech(Leach) with two children. According to the 1830 Mass census I found a James Quigley with a son about this age in Chester. I have no idea how to research this. I would appreciate any information or help.

hartz@peoplepc.com

Re: QUIGLEY>IRE>NY

maryfranceshughes1 — 2009-07-18 20:52:26Z

I am so happy to get your response. Your Tom Quigley is definitely my mother's cousin. I presume the property you mentioned is the bording house in Lower Salthill--Nora (Quigley) Murphy--Tom and my mother's aunt owned it. My mother spent at least one summer working for her aunt, at the Prairie House. How are you connected? I would love to compare and share information with you. I know several of the Quigley cousins still in Ireland--but I have never met any of the American Quigley cousins.