Ryall - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Newfoundland RYALLs

Duntara441 — 2013-01-08 22:07:54Z

I have information on your family. My email address is duntara44@gmail.com
Cheers Don

Lewis-Ryall arrival from England question...

1lildaisy — 2013-01-05 23:33:31Z

I have...
Anna Ryall born in 1858 in Warmister,Wilshire,England daughter of William Ryall and Mary Ann Lewis.
England and Wales Christening Records show an Ann Ryall christened 4April 1858 in Warminster,Wiltshire, England.Father & Mother is listed as above.
The passenger manifest of the "Idaho" shows Ann age 10,Jane(infant)and Mary A.Ryhall(as written.)Anna arrived on 27 June 1870 from England. Other records for this family show father as William Ryall 1831-1898 and Mary Ann Lewis 1826-1893.

1900 Census of Saratoga Springs,NY Anna born February 1861 in England immigration date (unknown),mother of 6/6 living. Ann married Edward W. Smith ( possibly born in 1858 s/o Thomas and Sarah Bonny-Smith of Washington County,NY).

Children of Edward & Anna Ryall-Smith:
Garry
Mary
?
Edward T.
George
Minnie

1871 England census shows Anna Ryall age 12,mother: Elizabeth Ryall.Anne born in Nunney,Somerset England.

Does anyone know where William Ryall's family arrived on June 27,1870 from England on the ship the "Idaho"? I believe the Ryall's settled in Saratoga Springs,Saratoga County,New York USA

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2012-12-19 02:31:03Z

Ann Ryall born 1858 in Warminster,Wiltshire,England.Came over in 1870 with her brother and sisters on the ship "Idaho". Looking for her parents.
She married Edward Smith who was born in Saratoga Springs,NY.
Their children were:
Garry
Mary
Edward
George
Minnie

Any help is appreciated.Thank you

Re: Newfoundland RYALLs

sylly85 — 2012-10-20 20:44:37Z

Hello,
My mother was Annie Ryall from Job's Cove.
Her father was Wiliam and her mother, Margaret,
She had two brothers, Sam and Morris, sisters, Sadie, Nellie,,Irene,and Veronica..
Hope this is of some use,if you haven.,t heard before.
Sylvia Fahie

Re: Looking for background on my last name...

kelly19970 — 2012-09-25 23:18:05Z

Hi, My mom was married to David a very long time ago. I think we met at his funeral. Hope all is well with you & your family. My name is Kelly and myself and my brothers loved all of your family dearly.

Re: William RYALL

LindsayWooff — 2012-08-24 18:03:30Z

Hi
When were this family these ages? I have a lot of Ryalls in my tree but not sure if I have a Randall.
Regards
Lindsay

Re: William RYALL

1lildaisy — 2012-08-24 12:01:14Z

Any connection to yours?

William Ryall -head age 43 born England
Mary A. Ryall -wife age 47 born in England
Emily Randall -daughter age 29 born in England
Edward Randall -son in law age 48 born in England
Margaret L. Ryall daughter age 22 born in England
William Ryall,Jr. son age 19 born in England
Annie Ryall daughter age 17 born in England
Jane P. Ryall daughter age 15 born in England

Ryall family

1lildaisy — 2012-08-12 17:45:11Z

Found...
William Ryall -head age 43 born England
Mary A. Ryall -wife age 47 born in England
Emily Randall -daughter age 29 born in England
Edward Randall -son in law age 48 born in England
Margaret L. Ryall daughter age 22 born in England
William Ryall,Jr. son age 19 born in England
Annie Ryall daughter age 17 born in England
Jane P. Ryall daughter age 15 born in England

Can someone verify that Annie Ryall age 17 married Edward Smith of Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County,New York?

Thank you.

Ryall family

1lildaisy — 2012-08-12 17:20:24Z

I have an Ann(Anna & Annie)Ryall born February 1861 in England. Ann married Edward W. Smith in Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County,New York. She later remarried to a man by the last name Baker.

Possible family of Ann Ryall are:
Mother:Mary Ann Ryall
Sisters: Jane & Margaret
Brother:William

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2012-07-18 13:37:07Z

I have no clues to go by. Parents unknown,dates unknown. Have no idea what she did for work.Anna may have remarried to a Baker.

What I have is my great grandfather's Edward T. Smith's death record that states his mother was Annie Ryall of England and father was Edward W. Smith of Saratoga Springs,NY.

Thank you.

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2012-07-18 13:36:52Z

Anna(Ann or Annie)maiden name Ryall born in England married Edward W. Smith of Saratoga Springs,Saratoga County,N.Y.

Thank you.

Anna RYALL born ca.1860 in England, died Saratoga Springs,N.Y.

1lildaisy — 2012-07-18 13:36:25Z

Searching for information of Anna(Ann, Annie)Ryall born ca.1860 in England and died Saratoga Springs,N.Y.

Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

Re: Ryalls of Essex Co, Ontario, Canada

thegoodwitcheshands — 2012-06-18 03:04:58Z

It appears that I too am related to these Ryalls as my grandfather is Charles William Ryall son of Alfred F Ryall and Elizabeth Upcott. Alfred is son (one of the twins of Charles and Bethiar/Bethair/Bertha not sure. Please contact me at bonniery@mts.net
Thanks
Bonnie

Re: Ryalls of Essex Co, Ontario, Canada

thegoodwitcheshands — 2012-06-18 03:00:39Z

Hi
My grandfather was Charles William Ryall and I am doing a family history as well and would love to share info!
Thanks
my email is bonniery@mts.net

Albert Ernest Ryall

pjce1 — 2012-04-13 22:25:05Z

I am looking for confirmed parentage and sibblings of Albert Ernest Ryall, a master mariner who was born in Liverpool in 1869. I have possibilities such as Jane Blaine and Henry Ryall but then Henry disapears which adds to my confusion, along with different parentage on Henry's wedding certificate. Also if anyone could shed any light on his life whilst he was a master mariner this would also be helpful. His wife was Alma May Violet Cleverly.
Many thanks.

Re: Anna RYALL born ca.1860 in England, died Saratoga Springs,N.Y.

1lildaisy — 2012-01-25 12:48:50Z

Found... Anna Ryall born February 1860/1861 in England. married 1st.Edward W. Smith of Saratoga Springs, NY married 2nd.(unknown) Baker.

Children of Anna & Edward Smith
Edward T. Smith m. Lillian Garant
Garrie Smith Nov.1887
Mary Smith July 1886?
George Smith March 1891
Minnie K. Smith Nov.1897

Children of Anna & (unknown)Baker
Richard

Re: William RYALL

bfitzhugh39 — 2012-01-23 11:57:43Z

Dear Neil,thanks for your contact it,s good to know there are plenty of us around the globe especially the U.S.Oddly enough you mention Hemel Hempstead as my son Steven now lives near there at Abbots Langley,another one lost to the deep South!!Hope you and family enjoy a good new year,Barry.

Re: William RYALL

neilryall — 2012-01-11 20:34:36Z

Hello Barry
I have only just run across these communications. I am the younger brother that Graham mentioned. I fact you are right, most all do live in the South now since William Edward and Daisy ended up north of London after travels; but originally of Leeds. Having said that however, one of Graham's sons Matthew lives in the Halifax area. I myself live in America and have been here over 9 years now.
Oddly enough, when I was a much younger man, I work3ed for Lucas Aerospace in Hemel Hempstead as a Contracts Engineering. For a period of years I had to make very regular visits to Pudsey. I am sure it is very du=ifferent now!! neilryall@gmail.com

Kind regards
Neil

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-07 13:00:45Z

Hi,
Have thought of everything and brings me to a dead end.The name Frank had been mentioned a few times.

Francis's baptismal certificate states that his mother Mary A.McKever was born on Cherry St. in New York City.

Never knew of anyone that was stated as being born in 5 different areas in the world before lol. The person may have done this for his protection( maybe illegal immigrant or may have been in trouble with the law).

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-04 15:34:16Z

Just a thought, have you tried "Frank"? My grandfather was named Francis and he was called Frank all his life. Also did you try Frances on the Ellis Island site, it is the female form of Francis and if they were trying to pass him off as a girl it may have been spelled that way.

Another thing. Mary states in 1900 census that she was also born in New jersey. Perhaps it is the next generation back, her parents, that came through Ellis Island.

You have probably thought of all this but I figured I should mention it.

Denise:)

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-04 12:49:04Z

Yes...but Found a Francis Dunphy but too old to be my Francis.

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-04 01:47:33Z

Did you check the Ellis Island website?

Denise

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-04 01:11:02Z

As the story goes, Francis Dunphy dressed as a girl to stay with the family.He was sick and had a tough time getting through Ellis Island.

His death record states he was born in New York, N.Y. He married record states he was born in Lewistown, NJ.

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-03 21:26:06Z

I have not found them on the ships lists. Are you sure they came over on the boat? In the 1900, 1910, census it says they were born in New Jersey...unless I am looking at the wrong ones, but I don't think I am.

Denise

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-03 20:42:07Z

Yes,
I received all the information you sent me. You sent me one of when the Ryall's came over on a boat.

You asked me about a birth date of Francis Dunphy... he was born December 6,1890. Was wondering if you could locate him on a boat coming over from Ireland or possibly England.

In 1900, he's living w/ his mom in NJ. Can't locate him before this.

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-03 16:56:56Z

Did you get the other info I sent on Ann Ryall and her parents?
I can't really tell how these links work when I reply to one message or the other. :(

Denise

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-03 16:09:52Z

Just 1... Francis X. Dunphy December 6,1890 or 1893.

Thank you.

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-03 15:42:51Z

Do you have any birth years for these folks? :)

Denise

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-03 12:16:41Z

Not changing the subject but would it be possible to locate a Mary Ann McKeever-Dunphy w/ her children William,Agnes,Mary & son,Francis coming over from Ireland 1900 & before? They lived in New York City and than moved to New Jersey.

Francis married Isabella Smith d/o Edward T. & Lillian Garant-Smith of Saratoga. Edward T. was the brother of Minnie,who were the children of Edward W. & Ann Ryall-Smith.

Thank you :-)

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-03 05:32:46Z

and some more...

William Ryall married Mary Ann West in 1856 Warminster registration district.
Mary Ann was a widow.

England & Wales Marriages, 1538-1940
Name: Mary Ann West
[Mary Ann Plant]
Gender: Female
Father's Name: Thomas Plant
Spouse's Name: William Ryall
Spouse's Father's Name: Edward Ryall
Marriage Date: 13 May 1856
Marriage Place: Warminster, Wiltshire, England

Sure hope this is the right family :) 1861 census attached.

Denise

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-03 05:07:46Z

If you go the Findagrave.com you will find a photo of William and Mary Ann's grave marker. They were buried at Southside Cemetery of Sarasota Springs. William died in 1898 and Mary Ann in 1893.

Denise

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-03 04:02:22Z

Have you seen the 1880 census? Next door to Edward, Anna and family is a William Ryal age 23 and family. He was born in England. I would bet anything that this was Anna's brother.
I had a look at New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1957 and on June 27 1870 on a ship named the Idaho I found (attached) Mary A. Ryhall 36 and daughters Ann age 10 and Jane an infant and on the next page of the passenger list (also attached) there was William Ryall age 13 and Margaret Ryall age 15. I think this may be your family.
I have found this family in Saratoga Springs in 1880 father is William a Farmer. Daughter Maggie (Margaret) is married to Frank McMann. Of course Anna/Ann/Annie and William are not with this family as by 1880 they were both married with families of their own.

Best Wishes,
Denise

Re: Ryall

1lildaisy — 2011-12-03 01:22:09Z

Too many results are right.in the website www.fultonhistory.com showed 5,000 results.

She went by the name Ann, Annie, Anna. Found... Minnie King-Smith married John Cherry on January 30,1914 in Saratoga Springs,NY.Minnie was the dau. of Edward & Ann Ryall-Smith and John was the son of Joseph & Catherine Connelly-Cherry.

Annie may have gotten remarried to a man by the last name of Baker.

Any help is appreciated. I Thank you for your time.

Re: Anna RYALL born ca.1860 in England, died Saratoga Springs,N.Y.

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-02 14:14:14Z

Try this website it is free

http://www.fultonhistory.com/

Re: Ryall

johndwadsworth — 2011-12-02 12:20:58Z

Hi
A search of Ann/ie Ryall c1860 returns too many results to identify your missing person. Do you know place/area of birth in England? any names of close relatives in England? what was her employment? when did she emigrate?. Without further clues it would just be guess work.

Re: Ryall

carobradford — 2011-12-02 12:16:55Z

There is more than one Ann Ryall born within a year or two of 1860. Do you have any other clues which might pin down the right one? Father's name (not sure if this is on US marriage certificates) or occupation? Any brothers or sisters known?

Even the tiniest snippet of information might help

Best wishes

Caroline

Re: Ryall

neesyval_1 — 2011-12-02 03:14:40Z

Was Ryall her married name?

Denise V

Ryall/Kerwick from Tipperary

brownjord — 2011-08-01 14:37:13Z

I'm trying to find information on the parents of Margaret Kerwick and James Ryall. They're from Cashel, Tipperary, Ireland. She migrated to the US in 1851. From censuses, she was born around 1810. She left for New York two years earlier than her family. Her husband and children left for the US in 1853. They set down in the Albany, New York area. She passed away in 1895. He, unfortunately, passed away a few years after he arrived in the US in 1857. James' parents' names are John and Mary. I do not have the maiden name for Mary.

James, from what I have found, had three other brothers- John, George, and Michael. George left for Australia, and the other two left for the US. I do not have a lot of info on John and Michael. Michael might have stayed in NY with one of James' son according to a census. I have come across a bit of info of George in Australia.

James and Margaret had seven children. The first five, John, James, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, and Thomas were all born in Ireland. Edward and Margaret, the last two, were born in NY. I came across an article stating Elizabeth and Mary Ann stayed behind in Ireland and lived with their grandmother (no name). I can only imagine they stayed behind because of a sickness. The two girls died young. Elizabeth was born in 1845 and died in 1854. Mary Ann was born and died in 1848 and 1859. Those dates are only estimates.

John and James fought in the US's Civil War. Both were injured. James, Jr., is my third great grandfather, and I believe he died from complications of the injury in later years. He lived and died from 1841-1881. John was a judge in New Scotland, NY for a number of years. Edward died as a teen, Thomas dropped off the map, and Margaret married and lived in NY.

Any information on James Ryall and Margaret Kerwick would be appreciated. Thanks-

Jordan brownjord@yahoo.com

Re: RYALLs of Ireland in 1800s

brownjord — 2011-07-14 17:17:20Z

I, too, have Ryalls that came to NY from Ireland, county Tipperary. James and Margaret Ryall came to the US in 1853 and 1851, respectively (Margaret came first, leaving her family behind. The rest followed). They had seven children- John, James, Elizabeth, Mary Ann, Thomas, Edward, and Margaret. Elizabeth and Mary Ann stayed in Ireland for some reason and passed away as children.

I don't think we have the same Thomas. Most the family stayed in the Albany and Lloyd areas. Also, as far as I can tell, Thomas passed away before 1895. He was born in 1850.

If there is any connection, it might come from James, Sr. He had three brothers. George ended up in Australia. According to an article I came across, his two other brothers, Michael and John, came to the US. I'm not sure where they ended up. George, the one in Australia, had a son named Thomas. Maybe one of the other brothers that came to the US also had a son Thomas. Thomas and John are common names. If any of this sounds familiar, please let me know.

Back to the original James and Margaret: their two sons, James and John, fought in the Civil War. Both were wounded. John fought at Gettysburg, and James (my 3rd great grandfather) was mustered out a captain.

Good luck. Maybe our Ryalls intertwine somehow-

Jordan (brownjord@yahoo.com)

Re: William RYALL

bfitzhugh391 — 2011-05-30 11:20:54Z

Dear Graham,nice to hear from you especially since we share t he same great grandfather(what does that make us exactly?)All our branch of the family still live in the Leeds area,my family being in Wetherby,I believe you are well south of here? Regards,Barry.

Re: William RYALL

Graham_Ryall — 2011-05-26 19:46:55Z

Barry,
Having recently picked up on the family hunt again, I came across your communications with Lindsay - which gave me some useful info.
I am Graham Ryall, son of Harold, Grandson of William Edward and G.G of Joseph Patrick. I have tow brothers, Colin and Neil and a sister Alison (Mountfort).
I have five sons Benjamin, Thomas, Matthew, Joshua and Zachary. So as you can see the family tree is spreading nicely. Not much action in the latest generation though!
Regards

Re: RYALLS OF COUNTY CORK, IRELAND

lovejoy9991 — 2011-03-29 20:39:25Z

hi Eddie I think we went to school together at CBS.
Peter Ryall

Re: RYALLS OF COUNTY CORK, IRELAND

janfortado — 2011-03-20 21:41:06Z

Eddie, thank you for responding to my query. I will send information via email through ancestry. I hope the email will go through all right. Jan

Re: RYALLS OF COUNTY CORK, IRELAND

eddieryall — 2011-03-20 13:43:36Z

hi the ryalls are alive and well and still living in castlepook regards eddie ryall

Ryall

brownjord — 2010-08-13 21:39:22Z

Hello. I'm looking for information on a Ryall family from Albany, New York- New Scotland area.

Mother: Margaret (1811-)
Sons: John (1839-1929), James (1842-1881), Thomas(1850-), Edward (1852-1870)
Dau: Margaret (1855-)

I'm assuming this is the correct family I'm looking for. James Ryall married Mary Chesebrough. They are my g-g-g-grandparents. By probabilities I assumed James' immediate family is what I have stated. His brother John was a justice of the peace in Voorheesville, NY.

Any leads would be much appreciated. Thanks.

Jordan (brownjord@yahoo.com)

Re: William RYALL

bfitzhugh39 — 2010-05-28 13:52:47Z

Dear distant cousin,thanks for the reply what a small world we live in!I live in Wetherby,West Yorks.and my mother,who is ninety years old now still lives in Leeds with my two brothers.Her maiden name was Doreen Ryall and her house is roughly 100yards from where her vaguely remembered "Uncle Alf" used to live in Bellbrooke Grove.When Joseph and Alfred both left the Police they became commisionaires,Joseph with the G.P.O.in Leeds City Square and Alfred at the Tower Picture House on Briggate.In fact we think we have an old photo of the latter in his uniform complete with waxed moustache!Oddly some time ago I was in contact with another newly found distant cousin,with relatives in Sheffield and Leeds,who had done a lot of work on the Ryalls and he lives in Surrey also,at Egham.As you can probably tell I have only been on the net for a few weeks now much to the amusement of my children and grandchildren and i am quickly developing a cauliflower forefinger!I sent Steven in Egham copies of photographs,both military and civilian,plus copies of certificates and letters with regard our past relatives and would wish to do the same to you as you suggest.In order to arrange this my MOB.NO.is 07919 873891.Look forward to hearing from you,regards Barry,

Re: William RYALL

familytrailsuk — 2010-05-27 13:49:05Z

Hi Barry
I was really excited to get your reply. I have spent nearly 10 years trying to trace the Ryall family. My great-grandfather was Charles Ryall, one of William's sons. I know that he served in the same regiment as William and his brothers but I could find no details at Kew. He married in Leeds and had two daughters,Irene Lilian married my grandfather Ernest Wooff. She died of bowel cancer on her 40th birthday during the war.
I would be so grateful for a copy of the letter and any other documents you have. I had no idea that two of the boys were in school, but I did trace Margaret and her daughter on the census in Leeds. I also found the marriage of William's parents Denis and Mary Monahan on 18 August 1819; and William's baptism in 1824. He had two sisters and two brothers that are listed in the parish registers. I am happy to copy and records that you may not have if you are happy to do the same.
I live in Surrey, England where are you?
Many thanks
Lindsay

Re: William RYALL

bfitzhugh39 — 2010-05-26 16:16:24Z

Hi Lindsay,that was quick!I believe Williams wife was called Margaret Moriarty prior to their marriage on 9th November 1844.The family have an original hand written letter from what looks like an officers hand detailing WILLIAMS date of death on 26th August 1862 as killed whilst in the performance of his duties at 2 o,clock parade by a private named Tynan of the company to which he was Colour Pay Sergeant.He left a wife,six sons and one daughter.There are four sons at present serving in the regiment one of whom is sergeant the other three are in the regimental band.There are two sons at the Duke of York School the mother and daughter maintained by her sons.We know from regimental records that Tynan was discharged during the following year 1863 so can only assume Williams death was some kind of tragic accident.All the best,Barry

Re: William RYALL

familytrailsuk — 2010-05-25 13:37:08Z

Hi
Thanks for your reply. Since I posted this in 2002 I have contacted St John's church in Tralee and have traced the family back to William's parents and have a maiden name for William's wife Margaret. I am happy to forward this information to you if you don't already have it. Can you tell me how you discovered the cause of William's death, when I went to Kew the only info was a gunshot wound but not the circumstances.
Thanks Lindsay

Re: William RYALL

bfitzhugh39 — 2010-05-25 11:52:56Z

Joseph Patrick Ryall,son of William Ryall and brother of Charles Alfred Ryall was my great grandfather and was too a policeman with Leeds City Police. The menfolk prior to this were all in the 17th Regiment of Foot serving in Ireland and Quebec where sadly William a Colour Sergeant it seems was accidentally killed by one of his own Privates on pay parade.The family originally came from the Tralee area of County Kerry and on discharge from the 17th all settled in the Leeds area of West Yorkshire.