Seery - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Westmeath Seerys

Flicker123 — 2013-04-04 20:27:58Z

hi
i was wondering if you have any info o n james seery and his son peter seery from weastmeath ireland
cannot find the link i need to continue my research

thanks geraldine seery

Re: Patrick Seery

LisaPyle08 — 2013-03-12 01:36:55Z

Hi Cindy,
I'm the great,great,great granddaughter of Patrick and Ellen's son Richard. My father and I are trying to find our roots and any help you can give us would be great. Thanks hope to hear from you soon. We have tried to contact Mellisa Gordon but never received a reply.
Thanks
Lisa Pyle

LOOKING FOR INFO FOR PETER SEERY

Flicker123 — 2013-02-16 17:03:02Z

HI

I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR INFO ON JAMES SEERY AND HIS SON PETER FROM IRELAND HE MOVED TO LIVERPOOL , HE HAD A SON PETER (MY gRANDFATHER)
WHO MARRIED MARY GLYNN IN LIVERPOOL THEY HAD 2 SONS TOM AND EDWARD. EDWARD IS MY FATHER WHO IMMIGRATED TO CANADA 1N 1909
I CANNOT FIND ANYTHING ON JAMES OR PETER

HELP HELP

Re: Patrick Seery

seeryplumbing — 2013-01-18 00:18:36Z

Hello Cindy I am the great great grandson of Patrick and Ellen Seery and would love to get any info that you may have. Thanks for your time

Re: John "Jack" Seery

vermontdarcy — 2013-01-08 13:26:10Z

Mark,

That is so sad. I'm sorry he was upset, that certainly was not my goal. My sister and I have been working for many many years trying to fill in the holes of our Seery family line for our grandmother. We've filled in a lot, but still have a few unanswered questions.

Do you know anything you could share with us. We have a ton of information we are most definately willing to share with you.

Email me at my personal email vermontdarcy@aol.com.

Respect and regards,
Darcy

Re: John "Jack" Seery

marknycmusic — 2013-01-08 04:23:42Z

Hi Darcy,

Yes, but unfortunately, Jack was upset I got him involved and Irene is deceased.

On a positive note, you received a response and (most likely) closure regarding this endeavor.

Warm Regards.

-Mark

Re: John "Jack" Seery

vermontdarcy — 2013-01-06 03:14:53Z

Well if they are the ones I am looking for they are my grandmother's cousins.
Her father was William Seery, his brother was Michael, Irene and Jacks father.
Do you think we are speaking of the same Irene and Jack?

Re: John "Jack" Seery

marknycmusic — 2013-01-05 18:27:46Z

Irene Seery was my Mother. I speak with Jack regularly. How did you hear of these two?

Here's Jack's art site. Tell him Mark sent you!
http://www.jackseery.com/

Re: Ann Cowley

TerrySeery12 — 2012-11-18 03:26:08Z

Yes, I am related to Ethel Moad.
She married my uncle Patrick (Tom) Seery who died at Bowral in the Southern Highlands where he was born.
"Tom" was the son of James Patrick Seery my grandfather.

Regarding the relationship of the original Thomas and Michael who arrived (1860 & 1861) in Australia - I have yet to see the proof they were brothers as they appear to have been linked as brothers only been assumption.
I am well aware they were both Police Officers in the Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) prior to emmigration but their papers indicate they originate from different, but close, areas of Ireland

Re: Ann Cowley

ariane_elise_entertainment — 2012-11-13 08:08:48Z

Sorry are you related to Ethel Edith moad not Ethan oops

Re: Ann Cowley

ariane_elise_entertainment — 2012-11-13 06:25:37Z

Yeah the first one is my great aunt as my grandmother was born in Wyan that's her sister. Yeh I have researched and know they may have been Patrick cowley and Mary but I could find no more :( one of my family members has done a bunch of research on births death and marriages and she said that michael and Thomas were definitely brothers she sent me the family tree she has done I know that thomas and michhael married the Limond sisters Michael to trophinea and Thomas to letitia the parents of the Limond sisters are my great great great grandparents Catherine slattery and Joseph Limond are you related to someone called Ethan moad ??

Re: Ann Cowley

TerrySeery12 — 2012-11-12 06:25:14Z

Have just looked up your side of our family

Catherine was born 27 august 1886 at Hillend
died 3/10/1971 and buried at Casino Cemetery

There were two Margaret Mary's
Margaret Mary born 1931 at Wyan
Margaret Mary born 24/02/1934

I suspect the first one (Wyan) is the great aunt you mentioned in your message

The short answer to your latest query is NO as I cannot establish whether Thomas (1828) and Michael (1836) were brothers I have not investigated Ann Cowley and Michael Seery to date but I am aware that the other siblings to Michael may have been Peter, Bridget and John.
Anne Cowley's parents may have been Patrick Cowley and Mary and that is the best I can do

Re: Ann Cowley

ariane_elise_entertainment — 2012-11-12 05:48:48Z

OKay so it wont let me email you dont know why so your a decendent of thomas and i am a decendent of michael so our like great great grandfathers or whatever are realted by brother thats trippy to think about do you by any chance have info on like ann cowleys and michael seery's parents ?? i cant seem to really find anything on that

Re: Ann Cowley

TerrySeery12 — 2012-11-12 05:13:06Z

Ariane,

I am a descendent of Thomas Seery bc 1828 in Ireland and who emigrated to Australia in 1860. On arrival he sponsored Michael (younger) Seery's travel to Australia (arrived 1861). I am yet to find definitive proof that they were brothers but it is accepted that Michael's parents were Michael Seery and Anne Cowley of Dublin. Both Thomas and Michael were Constables in the first intake of the newly formed New South Wales Police Service (1862) but left to farm the land.
They married the Limond sisters (from Scotland) and had very large families. Thomas's will mentioned both a brother John and also a son named John.

Due to the very large number of Seery families in Ireland with a majority moving to America, Canada and some to England it has been hard to trace the families here in Australia

I am aware of Seery families currently living in Ireland and descendents of both Thomas ande Michael in Australia. There is another local Seery family that came to Australia in 1835 and others that live in other states of Australia but nearly all arriving from Ireland

If you require more information you might email me direct on terryfs@ozemail.com.au

Re: Ann Cowley

ariane_elise_entertainment — 2012-11-12 04:31:45Z

Okay so Anne cowley and Michael seery are my great great great grandparents, They had a son Michael seery who married tophinea Limond, they also had a son thomas Seery who married Letitia Limond. They had six children But i only know those to and these are there names and birthdays Thomas born 1828 peter born 1836 Michael born 1839
Bridget born 184 and there may have been a son John. Tophinea Limond and Michael seery went on to have a child who was also called michael seery he married katherine hogan they only had girls so the seery name died out, the only seerys left is my great aunty margeret seery who never married. As far as I know Ann Cowley is from dublin Ireland

Re: SEERY-Kildare. Information on Brigid

jmccauley21 — 2012-10-19 18:50:31Z

You might some inaccuracies in your note.

Mary Ann Fullam, who married James Hannon had many children, which I have confirmed through records and a recent visit to their relatives in Naas in May.

They were my great grandparents. I'm trying to find living Fullam's in NY.

I think my tree map is public so you can see details.

Re: SEERY-Kildare. Information on Brigid

ljfullam — 2012-09-20 21:39:23Z

Brigid Seery b 1846 d 1895 married Martin Fullam b 1845 d 1890 of Blacktrench, Caragh, Co Kildare in 1874. They had seven children. (1)William Fullam 1875 - 1896, (2) Mary-Ann b 1876 who married James Hannon and lived in the area - she had three children - Patrick , Brigid and Mary K. (3)Anne b 1878 d 1944, emigrated to Portmouth NH and married a cousin Peter Fullam, they had one son who Richard Gerard who flew with teh Flying Tigers in WW2. (4)Brigid b 1881 d1971 married Aaron Hurd lived in the Portsmouith NH area (5) Margaret b 1882 d 1896 (6) Thomas born 1884 married Catherine Reade of Waterford in New York in 1914 - he may have fought in the Boer War and (7) Christina b 1886 d 1970= married Leo Leoard Shea in 1914 in Portsmouth NH

Re: Westmeath Seerys

minetta1969 — 2012-07-22 04:05:41Z

Hello Terry,
that would be wonderful if you wouldn't mind giving me someone to work with,as I did not grow up with any family apart from my mother and 2 other sisters.
I am also going to Ireland in May 2012 to see what I can find, only one problem....I think It's the blind leading the blind, any way I get to go to another country,even if I come home with nothing.
talk soon
minetta

Re: seery

2foxtrot — 2012-07-02 11:46:46Z

Hi Carmel, if you are still looking for info on John Seery, email me at 2foxtrot@aapt.net.au. He was my great grandfather and I can provide information. Regards Peter Keys

Re: SEERY-Kildare

terryseery1 — 2012-07-02 07:15:36Z

If you come across any references to Michael or Thomas SEERY in Australia - my ggranfather was Thomas who arrived in Victoria 1860 and moved to NSW (Southern Highlands) prior to sponsoring Michael SEERY also from Ireland who arrived in NSW 1861. Both joined the first intake of the NSW Police Force in 1862 - It a ppears Michael came from Westmeath and Thomas from Roscommon I would appreciate any contact from you that may assist me

Re: Family of James Seery

wartoy2020 — 2012-05-07 15:48:52Z

I have wondered into this line too. I am seeking copies of the obituaries of James, his brother Leo, theri father John, and James's wife Myneil. Please let me know if anybody has copies of these.

Thanks

Re: Seery/Evans

roseav68 — 2012-04-10 12:56:03Z

Thank you so much I appreciate it.
Do you know anything of Wilber Evans? I think I found Wilber just not positive on the marriage Wilber J. Evans he was born in Seneca County,Ohio the marriage does not give a birth date but the marriage date is June 24,1896 in Balsam Lake,Polk County,Wisconsin it says parents father-John Evans & mother- Ashby. This Wilber J. Evans was married to Minnie Loveless. Do you know if this is your Wilber Evans? Thank you very much for your time. Rose

Re: Seery/Evans

jerryseery1 — 2012-04-10 03:56:49Z

Willard Wickham Seery
Birth31 OCT 1851, Lykens, Crawford Co, Oh
25 Dec 1872 Married Elizabeth E Burton, Crawford Co, Oh
Have a photo of Willard and Elizabeth somewhere!

Re: Seery/Evans

roseav68 — 2012-04-10 02:15:23Z

Do you know anything about Wilbur Evans son of John Evans & Lucy Ashby who was adopted by W. W. Seery before moving to Wisconsin? I am connected to Lucy Ashby her sister was Hannah Ashby my great,great grandmother. Thank you so much for your time,I appreciate it.

Re: Seery/Evans

roseav68 — 2012-04-10 02:11:26Z

Do you know anything about Wilbur Evans who was adopted? I am looking for Wilbur Evans son of John Evans & Lucy Ashby. Lucy Ashby is my great,great grandmothers sister. Anyone who has knowledge of this Wilber Evans I would like to hear from you. He was adopted by W. W. Seery before moving to Wisconsin according to others. Thank you for your time. Rose

Re: Seery Surname DNA Research

jerryseery1 — 2012-03-05 02:23:57Z

Current email address is jseery@ymail.com. You can also view on Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) under SEERY / SIERER.

James Seery, Rose McGuire

lilybramble28 — 2012-01-17 18:34:08Z

I am looking for my mother's family from Ireland. I have several names, but I've come up with dead ends. James Seery was born in Ireland in 1866 and Rose H McGuire was born in Ireland in 1868. They immigrated around 1880 and married in New York or New Jersey in 1883. They both died in Ontario (James 1942, Rose 1926). Their daughter, Mary Rose Seery, was born in New Jersey in 1892 and married Frank Hyatt from Indiana. Mary Rose died in San Diego in 1950. Parents of both James and Rose were born in Ireland and died in Canada or the US. I have a few more details, but not enough to find out James's and Rose's grandparents, whom I supposed died in Ireland. Any help would be very greatly appreciated!

Re: Seery of Ballimore Westmeath

lhous28 — 2011-12-26 23:47:23Z

Hi, try the Irish national archives, i have required some family info from them, hope this helps. Kind regards.

Re: Westmeath Seerys

TerrySeery12 — 2011-12-19 21:27:42Z

Minetta,
Over the last 20years I have had contact with a number of people researching "Seery" from Ireland and when I found they were researching other than MY DIRECT Seery line I did not keep the email addresses.
However, I remember a few names and one person fully involved in a re-union of Seery (Crookwell) descendents was Coleen Levett (COLEENLEVETT) stored on the SEERY message board.
Another was a Peter Gray of New Zealand also on this message board.
You might seek out those messages on Ancestry.com.au so that you can make contact with those that have a comprehensive list of Seery (Crookwell) descendents.
The further you go without making contact with those who have already done the "leg work" will mean that you will uncover many, many, many Seery(s) that are NOT related.
I have met other Seery descendents in Ireland that appear not to be related to my ggrandparents.
I visited Crokwell and Pejar and searched cemeteries in that area before finding that family was not related.

Should you not obtain the necessary information from the researchers I have mentioned and need further assistance I will look back into my information (full large filing cabinet)to seek out names for you to check with.
Terry

Re: Westmeath Seerys

TerrySeery12 — 2011-12-18 06:03:45Z

Minetta,

The family you refer to in Crookwell (Pejar near Goulburn, New South Wales) does not appear to be connected to my family. Your family arrived in the 1830's and my family arrived in Australia in the 1860's

The Crookwell family has been well researched, Are you across the information gleaned by others of your family?

If not then I can go back into my records and provide you with information particularly as there was a re-union of family members at Crookwell within the last year

Terry Seery

Re: Westmeath Seerys

minetta1969 — 2011-12-17 05:20:56Z

hello Terry, My name is Minetta and I am from Catherine Seery, that married William Wilson,she died in Crookwell N.S.W.

Re: looking for john or jane labenz (s) peter labenz

mebateman1 — 2011-11-25 19:08:26Z

1900 PA Philadelphia
Labenz Peter head Feb 1874 26 married 3yrs GER GER GER imm 1891 Morocco Sorter
Labenz Eva wife Feb 1879 21 married 3yrs 1 born 1 liv GER GER GER
Labenz John son Aug 1898 1 PA GER GER

1900 PA Philadelphia Wd25 Dist584 p7 of 21
Loubuiski Bartus head Sep 1868 31 married 7yrs
" Elizabeth wife Mar 1872 28 married 7yrs GER GER GER imm 1891
" Mary dau 6
" JOhn son 5 PA
" Anna dau 1 PA
Loubins Caroline*(see passenger list as mother of Peter) minlaw Mar 1842 58 wid 13 born 9 liv GER GER GER imm 1892
" August binlaw Jan 1880 20 GER GER GER imm 1892
" Albert binlaw May 1882 18 GER GER GER imm 1892

per familysearch.org
PA Philadelphia marriage index
Labenz to Eva Kant 1897
Peter Labenz to Kant 1897

Philadelphia Passenger list
1892 March Ship Belgenland
John Labenz 48 from GERMANY destination PA
Caroline Labenz 40 (same as in 1910 census*)
Peter Labenz 12
Helene Labenz 9
Albert Labenz 7
August Labenz 7

******
search findagrave.com
Caroline (Pubanz-maiden name) Labenz
Birth: 1842
Death: Nov. 14, 1900

Family links:
Spouse:
John Labenz (1835 - 1899)*

Note: Wife of John Labenz

Burial:
Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery
Philadelphia
Philadelphia County
Pennsylvania, USA
Plot: Section R Range 2 Grave 64

Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?]

Created by: Claire Labenz
Record added: Sep 12, 2009
Find A Grave Memorial# 41887045

also buried in this cemetery
Eva Kant Labenz
John Labenz
Peter Labenz
August and Albert buried in another cemetery

per familysearch.org
GER births 1558-1898
Peter Paul Labentz
baptized 26 Sep 1875 in Kamin Westpreussen Preussen GER
born 20 Sep 1875
father Johann Labentz
mother Carolina Pubantz

per familysearch.org
PA Philadelphia City Death
John Labenz
d. 29 Jan 1899 PHiladelphia
age 64
b. ab 1835
b. GER
married
laborer
living 2650 E Tioga Wd25
Philadelphia
Holy Redeemer Cem in Philadelphia
buried d1 Feb 1899

Re: Simon Seery-County Offaly-Blue Ball Area

carthageminnock1 — 2011-11-03 18:49:38Z

Hi Robert, I am a great great grandson of Simon Seery. He had 3 children, that I know of, James, John and Ellen. I am a great grandson of James and my Mother was Mary Seery. There are many other descendats in Ireland. I have a full history of the Seery family in Ireland, and would be delighted to share the information with you. I live in Dublin now, but grew up near the Blue Ball. I go New York city occasionally and will meet you in person if you want further information or feel free to contact me on carthageminnock@gmail.com.
I was delighted to find your post, but I know this is a very late reply.
Best Wishes,
Carthage Minnock

Re: Looking for Seery families

dobson2444 — 2011-09-12 11:00:29Z

Yes im from great britain my name Sean Seery im 22 years old.

SEERY John J

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-05-24 19:34:24Z

SEERY John J - Vietnam Wall section 32W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 219,072 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Patrick Seery

TerrySeery12 — 2011-03-26 00:28:31Z

Darryl,

There are two separate "large" Seery families residing in New South Wales, Australia and both descendents of a Michael Seery (not the same one)
The first (Michael) arrived in the 1830's as a convict and resided in the Central West Highlands
The second (Thomas) arrived in 1860/1 and sponsored a Michael to Australia in 1861 and resided Southern Highlands
Both had been in the Roayal Irish Constabulary
More Seery families arrived in other states with what appears to be a predominance in Western Australia

I know those arriving in the 1830's and residing at a place called "Pejar" near Goulburn have been well researched but I am also aware there were already individual SEERY members already in Australia by 1830

I suspect you are located in Australia so you may be able to indicate which State the family may have resided

Re: Patrick Seery

dublin208 — 2011-03-25 15:28:59Z

Hi,

There were 12 persons with the surname SEERY in the RIC. I can obtain a copy of their RIC Service Records if you have not got them already.

Contact me j_herlihy@esatclear.ie

Best regards,

JIM HERLIHY

Re: Michael Seery and Anne Cowley

TerrySeery12 — 2011-02-18 09:34:55Z

To bigHal6.......Any joy in Ireland, I will be there also in 2011
Terry

Re: SEERY in Offaly

deanrclarke — 2010-11-05 17:57:16Z

Having no luck with my Seery. All I have is Arthur Seery, born abt 1922( reputably with an Irish accent) and his father John Seery who is recorded as deceased on my mother in laws marriage certificate of 1951

Re: SEERY in Offaly

csully56 — 2010-11-04 15:53:11Z

Hello, I have Michael Seery born circa 1838, they came from Kings County, Ireland, he married Catharine Conway b circa 1826, as far as we know they had two daughters Ann b 1859 and Jane b 1862, we have found Jane's date of birth as being 15/3/1862.
I don't know if these are any relation to you, would you please let me know if they are.

Best Regards, Cath.

Re: Michael Seery and Anne Cowley

TerrySeery12 — 2010-11-01 10:18:02Z

You were to travel to Ireland in 2009 to check your family tree.
What was the outcome of your inquiries about Michael Seery and Anne Cowley line

I am considering a visit in 2011 to follow up the same family tree and would appreciate any information you were able to uncover

Terry

looking for john or jane labenz (s) peter labenz

PASSIONSNAYLA — 2010-09-06 05:36:17Z

hello, i am from the gibbons family tree. trying to fine more info on my grandparents jane & john labenz his parents names are john labenz and violit pearl ? i seen his parents were peter & eva kant. my mom is joanne l.

Re: SEERY-Kildare

jpfulham_1 — 2010-07-16 13:24:37Z

County Kildare Fulham-Fullam Family
Griffiths Valuation 1846-1864 circa:

Griffiths Valuation of Ireland - Oldconnell, County Kildare

Fullam John Oldconnell Oldconnell Kildare

Fullam Patrick Barrettstown Oldconnell Kildare

Fullam Patrick Tankards Garden Oldconnell Kildare

Fullam Patrick, Sr. Barrettstown Oldconnell Kildare

Fullam Peter Blacktrench Oldconnell Kildare

Fullam William Blacktrench Oldconnell Kildare

Griffiths Valuation of Ireland - Feighcullen, County Kildare ( Most common surnames in Feighcullen in 1851 Fulham (4 families)
Feighcullen, Kildare:
Townlands or streets.
Placename
Blakestown
Bostoncommon
Cannonstown
Christianstown
Clongorey
Clongownagh
Drumsru
Feighcullen
Grangecommon
Milltown
Punchersgrange
Wheelam

Fulham John Clongorey Feighcullen Kildare

Fulham John, Jr. Clongorey Feighcullen Kildare

Fulham Patrick Clongorey Feighcullen Kildare

Fulham Peter Clongorey Feighcullen Kildare

Griffiths Valuation of Ireland - Ladytown, County Kildare

Fulham Bartholomew Ladytown Ladytown Kildare

Griffiths Valuation of Ireland - Kilcock, County Kildare

Fulham Thomas Mill-Lane Kilcock Kildare

Griffiths Valuation of Ireland - Naas, County Kildare

Fullam Mary Naas East Naas Kildare

Re: SEERY-Kildare

jmccauley21 — 2010-07-15 23:40:28Z

may I ask that you be more specific with how I can find your site. Can't find it in Google. Thanks.

Re: SEERY-Kildare

jpfulham_1 — 2010-07-15 22:26:40Z

"Martin Fullum had one daughter named Mary Ann Hannom (nee Fullum). Mary Ann married and had one daughter, my grandmother Bridget McAuley (nee Hannon)"

What is very interesting here is your father's age of 81 years. This is the longevity "Fulham gene" most male Fulham members have an average of 86 years, The female members live into their 90's. Irrespective of the spelling all Fulham members have the same DNA and family gifts.

Martin Fullam(etc) is a City of Dublin surname yet it was found in the 1800's in County Kildare when a Martin Fullam died in poverty. He was a Land Agent and he was attacked by local Fenians and crippled of course the landlord done nothing for him or his children.

It is also found in my family of 1800's County Longford that Martin was also employed as a Land Agent whether it is the same person I do not know as the above story is hearsay via a New York family member.

There is a family in New York City and New York State descended from the Martin Fullam of the City of Dublin Liberties 1849 (New York City) Their relatives are still found in the very same area where the NYC FAMILY LEFT IN 1849.

Your father may be pleased to know he can read of his 900 year Fulham family history on our Fulham Fullam family site found under genealogy on google. look for Fulham Fullem Fullam Fulm family. We have reunited 65 families internationally and all our family members are welcome to join our membership.

Re: SEERY-Kildare

jmccauley21 — 2010-06-26 03:21:07Z

Sorry: it's 'Hannon'

Re: SEERY-Kildare

jmccauley21 — 2010-06-26 02:38:08Z

I have some information on Bridget Seery, as she is my great, great grandmother.

From my recent research through Ireland records, she married Martin Fullum (date unknown) and had one daughter (that I know of) named Mary Ann Hannom (nee Fullum). Mary Ann married 'unknown so far' and had one daughter that I know of, my grandmother Bridget McAuley (nee Hannon) who married my grandfather Charles Davey McAuley.

Charles and Bridget had five children born in the US, one being my father James George McCauley (name changed at Immigration in NYC).

James George McCauley has three children, one being me James Anthony, and I live in Manhattan.

I can give more info if curious. I'd like to know what you find out as well as my dad recently is requesting this information, hence my research. He's 81 years old and his mom's Bridget McCauley (nee Hannan) birthday is this Sunday.

Thanks

Re: Seery of Ballimore Westmeath

greenonhermitage — 2010-05-12 20:45:22Z

My great grandfather is James Seery of westmeath.Came to US at age 4 w/family. moved to chicago.served US Army/civil war died 1914 at 70yr

Re: SEERY-Kildare

ausgenjourneys — 2010-04-11 14:48:23Z

Hi,
I am searching for information about the family of Michael SEERY who married Mary LARGE (nee FOLLIARD) at Naas, County Kildare, Ireland in 1849. This couple had the following children that I know of (all baptised Caragh Catholic parish, County Kildare, from the townland of Prosperous):
Mary SEERY 1851
Margaret SEERY 1852
Bridget SEERY 1854
Peter SEERY 1855
Edward SEERY 1856
Elizabeth Mary SEERY 1858
Agnes SEERY 1859
Ellen SEERY 1860
Michael SEERY 1860
Catherine SEERY 1863

Regards,
A. O'Brien,
Australia

Searching Seery/Pearce

mix32 — 2010-02-13 21:09:51Z

I am trying to trace my great-grandparents.The names I have are Elizabeth Seery married a William Pearce.I would guess this would be around 1865-1870.Would appreciate any info anyone could give.My grandparents were from Edenderry,Co Offaly,Eire.