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SULLIVAN 1 Leona Franz 1896-1998

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-09 13:04:45Z

SULLIVAN 1 Leona Franz 1896-1998

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SULLIVAN Harriet C and Cornelius F

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-08 14:06:57Z

SULLIVAN Harriet C and Cornelius F

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SULLIVAN Opie W 1904 1969

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-11-05 13:36:48Z

SULLIVAN Opie W 1904 1969

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Sullivan O'Brien connection Tiskilwa, Il

KaneNL — 2009-10-31 12:44:22Z

As far as any Sullivan connection in tiskilwa goes, there were to many Sullivans around that area in the 1860's and 1870's not to be related.

My gg-grandparents John and Julia Sullivan did not name their two oldest children after their paternal grandfather and maternal grandmother, but my grandmother and her brother were named that way.

Back in 2001, before I discovered more information on my Sullivan family, we thought that my Sullivan's came from eastern Pennsylvania. Around 1971, my parents interview my great-uncle John Sullivan. He was born in 1892, so all of his information was passed down to him. Uncle John said that his grandfather came from eastern Pennsylvania working on building the railroads around 1858. He said his grandmother Julia Sullivan and her mother were working on the wash boards for the railroad workers. He said his grandparents were married in the Tiskilwa area around 1858. I have later found out that this is not true, as John and Julia were married in Rhode island in 1858 and never came here until 1860. The rock Island and Burlington railroad lines went through the area around 1854. But somehow he thought that they came from eastern Pennsylvania.

Back in 2001, I had communications with a Jerry Burk Sullivan, who was the great grandson of James J. Sullivan Sr., who was born to James Sullivan and Margaret Roach of Tiskilwa. He said the family later moved to Stroudsburg, PA and then to Philadelphia in approximately the 1880s, where James J. Sullivan founded a well-known hosiery company.

Are you related the Jerry family.

Thanks for you reply,

Norm Kane
Peoria, Il

Thomas Earl Sullivan

katsulvan158 — 2009-10-30 19:51:20Z

I am looking for a Thomas Earl Sullivan in the Cicero, Illinois area. I have a very close dna match and have not been able to contact you.

Re: Alvin Ray "Buck" Sullivan

sullivantisha — 2009-10-30 15:44:33Z

Hello, this is not my Sullivan line so far, but I saw a tree yesterday where Alvin Ray "Buck" Sullivan was born in Arkansas, mother: Ethel, father: John. I checked a census quickly, and Alvin's name was listed as Alvin "L". So it could've been a mistake, coincidence, or they could've been on to something.

I tried looking up the tree again, but can't find it. (sorry!)

While this may not be your Sullivan, it may be worth checking out for you.

Wishing you luck on your search!

Re: Sullivan O'Brien connection Tiskilwa, Il

cristah2572 — 2009-10-28 18:16:43Z

I suspect our Sullivans are connected, I just have no idea how. I found my Sullivans in a cemetery in Philadelphia, Pa. I know what your thinking, but it will become clear in a moment.

I suspect that Jeremiah Sullivan b. 1793 in Ireland arrives in the US sometime in the 1860s. He is married to Margaret (no maiden name) and has four children (an educated guess): Daniel, Dennis, Mary, and Hannah all born in Ireland between 1832-1845. All of these individuals are buried in Philadelphia.

On an 1880 census, I find Dennis' widow Marget Roche in Bureau County, Illinois with their children: Margaret, Jermiah, James, and Dennis (all born in Illinois).

I also find a death ceritifcate for Dennis where he dies on August 31, 1877 in Illinois but is shipped back to Philadelphia to be buried.

in 1900 I find Dennis' widow and family except their son Jeremiah b @1873 back in Philadelphia.

There just seems to be a connection. Perhaps Jeremiah b. @1793 and your gggrandfather's father John Sullivan were brothers? Where in line was Johna nd Julia's son Jeremiah born? If they named their children in the Irish tradition this may give us a clue. Fourth son would be named after father's oldest brother...just a clue perhaps!

This probably will just add to your confusion, but my gut tells me there is a connection

Alvin Ray "Buck" Sullivan

cdavis1264 — 2009-10-27 19:36:57Z

The above is my grandfather's name. Everything I have on him is heresay. We have never met any of the Sullivan's we are related to. I was told he was born in CA, was around 20 when he married my grandmother Martha Ann Sanders in 1929 in Potter county Texas and he had a wife in CA that he was in the process of a Divorce, which by the laws he had to wait a year for the Divorce to be final. The marriage between him and my Grandmother was annulled (because the year had not been up as of yet) but she was pregnant with my Dad already. She married a man named Parker who raised my father as his own. My dad's name originally on the birth certificate was Fred Clith (maybe Cliff) Sullivan but was changed by my grandmother to Virgil Ray Sullivan. He was born in Potter County, TX in 1930. His father signed the birth certificate. My grandmother was living with her sister Bessie Woodfin when she met Buck (nick name); he supposely died in late 40' in a plane crash. Buck's Dad and sisters lived in Potter County, TX also same time frame. Anyone who has any info on my Sullivan side of the family please contact me.

Re: SULLIVAN - Killarney, Kerry, Ireland UK - Tasmania, Australia

egloryriver — 2009-10-27 17:18:10Z

I am hoping after 7 years you found your answer.

My CATHERINE SULLIVAN m. SAMUEL MAKIN in 1833 Hobart, TAS.

I copied all the ones in TASMANIA that were married about the same time as mine in hopes they are related. I don't have anything more than what is posted on their official site for your HUMPHREY m. 1829 JANE ===== CH: Daniel b. 1829.

Did Jeremiah & Mary Leary Sullivan have a daughter named CATHERINE b. 1810-1814?

SULLIVAN Martha L 1900 1982

t42GreenAcres_JohnsonCoTX — 2009-10-27 11:56:21Z

SULLIVAN Martha L 1900 1982

The Johnson County Genealogical Society photographed this gravestone in the Green Acres Cemetery, Cleburne, Johnson Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: GA>FL Sullivan Solomon Sullivan's other family

lavhamm1 — 2009-10-26 22:36:04Z

Joseph Burval's wife is a cousin of mine through the Sapp and Sullivan Line. I would love to have your Solomon's information for my file. I am descended from his brother William Jr, through his son Jefferson, and Jefferson's son, Columbus Jasper and C. J.'s daughter Emma etta Sullivan who married Sam Hammock and their son Wilson Hammock was my father. I shared all my info I knew at the time with Joe and have continued to share what I have found dince. I found Joe when I first started on this intriguing road to my ancestors in 1996. So I have very little to share with you if you have Joe's info.

You may contact me privately at laverne11@wildblue.net if you like.

Re: Sullivans of Texas

webokies — 2009-10-26 18:00:45Z

Hi Larry, I am a descendent of William and Hariet, also. Have you contacted Lowell Sullivan? He has a wealth of information on the Texas Sullivans. His email is lowells@flash.net. P. Phillips

Re: GA>FL Sullivan Solomon Sullivan's other family

mbwood126 — 2009-10-26 13:14:15Z

That would be William Sr.
Solomon is listed in many places as dying in Lee county GA, but he actually died at the Battle of Marianna FL in the Civil War. He was too old to serve, but was a member of the Home Guard(old men and young boys). He died of wounds suffered in that Battle. They took a wagon across the Apalachicola River to bring his body home. He is buried here in Gadsden county FL.
He appears on the 1860 census in Gadsden county FL.
He WAS married to Susan Edwards and I descend from their son Henry Jackson Sullivan.
My correspondence with BURVAL site...
"I am fairly sure that your Solomon Sullivan who was killed in Marianna FL in 1864/65 is the same person as I show as Solomon Sullivan (1806-1857) married to an Irene about 1833 and having died in 1857 in Lee Co. GA. This is also the same Solomon who is found on the 1850 Census of Lee Co. Ga married to a Jane (age 31) with 8 children and the same Solomon who is found on the 1860 Census of Jackson Co. FL married to a Susan (age 26) with 5 children, three of which are have same names and ages as on the 1850 Lee Co. Ga census. It looks like my Solomon did not die in Lee Co in 1857, but rather moved with his family to Marianna, Jackson Co. Florida with his family and died in 1864/65."
So that is what I have so far...
Many thanks for your post.
Anyone out there with info on the William Sullivan(t) family?
THANKS!

Re: GA>FL Sullivan Solomon Sullivan's other family

lavhamm1 — 2009-10-26 06:07:56Z

Would that be William Sr or William Jr?

Solomon sone of William Sr I have little info on, but Solomon son of William Jr I have quite a bit of info. If it is William Jr, then Solomon's mother was Lydia Peacock and Solomon was married at least 3 and possibly 4 times but none of the wives's was a Susan Edwards amd that Solomon died in the early 1900's.

If it is Solomon son of William Sr, he died after 1850, possibly Lee Co Ga and I know nothing more on him.

My

Re: Ronnalee Evans

skhilton04 — 2009-10-25 23:32:00Z

Hi Brendan,

I am not sure. One of the addresses that came up in our search is in Kallispell, Montana.He is 24 and has never seen her , so were starting from the beginning.If you have any info it would really be appreciated.

Thank you ,

Sonja

Re: Ronnalee Evans

BrendanJoseph — 2009-10-25 20:45:02Z

Hi Sonja,

Did his mother live in Kalispell Montana, my son used to live there.

Brendan

Charles Craven Sullivan (Virginia) s/o John

sullivantisha — 2009-10-25 16:52:53Z

John Sullivan b. 1758 (son of Charles & Jemima) had four children. The first son was Charles Craven Sullivan b. 1791.

Looking for info on children of this Charles Craven Sullivan. (possibly a son, Zebulon Sullivan? It appears as if Zebulon lived in the home abt 1830.)

There are a few threads discussing the fairly well-documented descendants of Charles and Jemima's other children but none regarding this one.

If anybody can help I might be able to get some sleep. :)

Ronnalee Evans

skhilton04 — 2009-10-24 06:32:22Z

Hi my name is Sonja Hilton. I am trying to help a freind of mine locate his mother. His name is Troy Sullivan. his mothers name is Ronnalee Sullivan(Evans). If you have any information it would be most appreciated. thank you

Sincerely,

Sonja Hilton

Re: Sullivans in Bantry

jfkiss — 2009-10-08 16:31:57Z

Hi Kathleen,

I am sorry, no Stephen and no relatives in Lasalle County.
Thank you very much for your reply.

Jack

Re: Sullivans in Bantry

jfkiss — 2009-10-07 23:43:46Z

I have Sullivan's, Shea's and Connolly's in my tree. I will trade you two Connollys for three Sullivans.

I have John Sullivan and Catherine O'Shea w/
following sibs; John, Kathleen, Denis, Mary, Hannah, Patrick, John, Margaret, Bridget and Michael. All born between 1873 and 1892. If this family looks familar
please contact me.

Thanks
Jack

Margaret Sullivan (Gow) m Sam Kingston 1826 in Drimoleague, Co. Cork

janfortado — 2009-10-14 20:58:26Z

Does anyone trace back to Margaret Sullivan who married Sam Kingston in the RC parish of Drimoleague, Cork? I believe Margaret was probably a widow, first married to someone with the surname of Gow. Thomas Kingston and Daniel Sullivan were marriage witnesses. Sullivans who served as Baptismal sponsors were Daniel and Joan. Sponsors with names other than Sullivan or Kingston include Donovan, Sandy, McCarthy, Forbes, Leigh or Seigh, Brennan and Ginley or Ginh. Most of their children emigrated to the U.S., residing in the state of Vermont. Ellen, who married John Richardson, remained in Ireland, and for a long time, Daniel, who married Johanna Crean, remained in Ireland before emigrating.

Gordon Lee Sullivan of Rome GA 1942

drbrownlee — 2009-10-04 21:46:18Z

Gordon is pictured as a flight cadet in the 1942-K yearbook of Bruce Field in Ballinger, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help another researcher.

Sullivan O'Brien connection Tiskilwa, Il

KaneNL — 2009-10-21 18:19:50Z

I am trying to figure out the Sullivan/O'Brien connection for those who settled in Tiskilwa, Il in the 1860's.

In about 1985, I found an article in the Bureau County Republican, Princton, Il dated 9/14/1911. Sheffield News (I think?) "Miss Nellie O'Brien visited her cousin Dan Sullivan - mother Mrs. T. F. O'Brien". Dan Sullivan was my ggrandfather. Later in a little blue book that belonged to my great-aunt Marjorie Sullivan, I found the marriage date for a Nellie O'Brien and James Hopkins, being 10 Apr 1929.

Nellie O'Brien was the daughter of Timothy O'Brien and Margaret Canty. Margaret Canty was the daughter of Daniel and Julia Sullivan Canty.

Now where does the connections come to be? I don't know!

My gggrandfather John Sullivan, 1835-1897, was born in County Cork(?) Ireland. He came to the US in the mid 1850's, we think!

John was born on June 20 1832 (headstone) or in the year 1835 (marriage license, 1880 census). John's parents were John and Margaret Sullivan (marriage license). He married Julia Sullivan on Feb 16 1858, at St Joseph's church, Providence,RI. Julia (1835/7-1918, born Clare or Cork), was the daughter of John and Mary O'Brien Sullivan. John and Julia’s witnesses were James O'Brien and Maria Clifford.

John and Julia's first daughter, Margaret ( later Gorman) was born on Apr 12, 1859 and baptized at St. Joseph's in Providence, RI. There sponsors were Maria Reardon and Timothy O'Brien.

The 1860, dated 6/15/1860, census still has John, Julia, and Margaret in Providence, RI. Also with them were a Patrick, age 28, and Mary, age 23, Murphy living or visiting with them.

When their second child, Dan Sullivan was born (Dec 29, 1861), they were living in Indiantown Twp, Bureau, IL.

We have no other information of John Sullivan parents.

As far as we know, Julia Sullivan’s father passed away in Ireland and her mother Mary O'Brien Sullivan, supposedly from County Clare, married a John Riordan/Rreardon in Ireland or maybe here in the US. The 1900 census indicated that Mary O'Brien Sullivan Rirodan had 6 children: Julia, Mary (1841-1910) wife of Richard Hannan/Hannon, buried Butler City, Kn, Margaret, 1843-?, last known in St. Louis about 1868, two unknown, and one son by John Riordon, Walter, (1859-1884) boan and died in Tiskilwa.

So I am trying to figure out if John and Julia Sullivan had any other Sullivan or O’Brien relatives.

John and Julia did have a son Jeremiah marry a Katie O’Brien, the daughter of James and mary Ann McNamera O’Brien. They also had a son, John, who dated a Maggie O’Brien for 30 years but never married her, but I think that Maggie was Katie’s sister.

Any help would be appreciated.

Re: Joe Sullivan - baseball player

bruce91_1 — 2009-09-29 15:14:56Z

Wow! That was fast. Thanks so much. That's exactly what I needed to know.

Re: Joe Sullivan - baseball player

bruce91_1 — 2009-09-29 01:09:04Z

If you are Joe Sullivan's granddaugher hopefully you can help. A couple of us are working on a list of players who attended high school in Washington State and have gone on to reach the major leagues. Your grandfather played from 1935 to 1941 for Detroit, the Boston Braves and Pittsburgh.

We see he was born in Mason City, IL, and have heard he went to high school in Washington. If you could tell me what high school he attended it would be a huge help.

Thank you.

Bruce Bennett
Wenatchee, WA

Re: John L. Sullivan

violetleen3 — 2009-10-13 21:06:30Z

hi everyone,im trying to trace info on michael sullivan father of jl sullivan .michael was born in co.kerry and my fater always mentioned we were related.my greatgrandmother was ellen sullivan born in kerry in 1881.she went on to marry jeremiah leen in arabella co kerry in1903....i cant seem to find anything else on ellen sullivan yet .....hope to do and find out if she was related to michael sullivan

SULLIVAN Clara Lee 1914-1993

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-29 17:46:42Z

SULLIVAN Clara Lee 1914-1993

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

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Re: Michael Sullivan

eclariv — 2009-09-29 14:42:27Z

There was a cigar maker in Manchester NH--R.G. Sullivan Cigars. The company is long gone but the building is still there--complete with RG Sullivan Sign near the roof. It is located on Canal St. in Manchester, NH
You might check the census for that time period for Manchester. In addition the Sullivans for the most part were Catholic and the large "Irish" parishes in Manchester at the time would have been St. Anne's and also the Cathedral (St. Joseph Cathedral Parish) Hope this helps

Re: Sullivans/Broderick/Cronin/Madden Ireland to MA

eclariv — 2009-10-20 15:13:21Z

If you check the US Census for 1860 or so, you'll find a ton of Sullivans living in Nashua NH. One branch immigrated from Sneem county Kenmare in Ireland. I only found this out because when my great grandfather filled out his application to join the Civil War, he put Sneem. Imagine my excitement when I found this. After emailing there, I discovered that unless I knew his nickname I'd have a problem because just about everyone in town was named Sullivan. Based on that comment, you might try starting there since they left in droves and probably all came to the same place (Boston) and dispersed from there. Good luck

James Sullivan

Pepsie1 — 2009-10-18 16:09:55Z

I am searching for Information on my G Grandfather James Sullivan
In Church records his name was listed as Jacobum James Sullivan
Family history says he was born in Wales, also lists Wales in Census records
Arrived in the United States in 1875 (census records)
He married Sarah Cump 22 Feb 1887 in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

James Sullivan b. 7 Jun 1866 d. 2 Sep 1928
Sarah Cump b. 8 Oct 1868 d. 9 Jun 1957
Catherine b. 30 Nov 1887 d. 4 Nov 1969
Hughey b. 1893 d. ?
Henrietta M b. 7 Mar 1895 d. 10 Apr 1950
Marie A b. abt 1898 d. ?
Mary Ellen b. 1901 d. ?
All in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
I cannot find him in passenger lists/arrivals etc
Any information would be appreciated
Thanks,
Marian Gilbert
angelmeg21@aol.com

Re: John L Sullivan the boxer

MatthewClevinger — 2009-10-17 02:26:05Z

I too am a decendant somewhere down the line. My grandmother on my moms side was Annie Beatrice Sullivan and her father was Elbert or albert Milton Sullivan. I noticed you said your mother has this tree. Is there any way you can share this information? It would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,

Zebulon Sullivan, Prince William Cty, Virginia

sullivantisha — 2009-10-15 02:00:06Z

Looking for parents information for Zebulon Sullivan (abt 1818-1870 Prince William Virginia).

His wife was Mary Jane Goodwin (b. 1822).

His children were James R, William E, Jemima H, Luther T, Jane A, and John G.

Thanks, and if anyone can help, I hope I can assist in return.

Tisha - sullivantishaATgmail
(Luther T would've been my g-g-grandfather)

Re: Sullivans in Bantry

MargaretGillies11 — 2009-10-08 16:38:58Z

If you haven't checked out my family tree please do. There are lots of Sullivans and I can even through in a Connelly.
Just go to this site and go down the page to the letters and click on S and then the Sullivans/
http://maggiekg.tribalpages.com/
If any relate to you please get in touch . My email is on the web site. Sullivan was my grandmothers maiden name

Re: Sullivans in Bantry

MargaretGillies11 — 2009-10-08 16:38:56Z

O'Sullivans & Dillons of Kailkil, Near Bantry, Co. Cor

tryfam4us — 2009-10-11 11:17:50Z

Looking for information on the Dillions and O'Sullivan familys. There farms were near one another and the intermarriedoften. My gggrandmother was a Dillon

DR. WILLIAM AUGUSTA "GUS" SULLIVAN

JamesClark54 — 2009-10-18 21:15:33Z

I am trying to locate a Gus Sullivan. This is what his mother,brothers and sisters called him. His name was WILLIAM AUGUSTA SULLIVAN b/about 1854 in Alabama. He was a doctor by trade. Sometime before 1900 he came up missing. At that time he was living in Ozark or Howell County, Mo. He was the father of at least 7 children.

WHAT HAPPNED TO HIM? Did he abandon his family? Was he killed? The family said he left on a house call one afternoon and no trace of him after that.

I have a picture of him if anyone has a clue that mkay help in locating him.

I thank you for your help-----James

Re: Sullivans in Bantry

patrickbkw — 2009-10-07 18:20:10Z

I found my cemetery listing for the Prostestant Church cemetery in Bantry on Chapel Street. I have been told that the Sullivan family helped build this church, which is now is ruins. The Sullivans buried there are: Jeremiah Sullivan (1861 - 1/30/1936) & his wife Diana (1858 - 5/4/1941) & Robert Sullivan, his mother, brother & sister. There are several other names that are related to my Sullivans: Jagoe, Levis, Swanton & Vickery. If you are interested in seeing this cemetery transcript. I can send or fax it. I would be interested in a list of your Bantry/Tedagh obits & Mass cards. Patrick

Re: Sullivans in Bantry

katsulvan158 — 2009-10-08 13:23:30Z

I am looking for a Stephen Sullivan who married Catherine Shea. Probably around 1800. There son Michael Sullivan died in Lasalle Co Illinois between 1868-1870. He married Bridget Brazzil in Lasalle co, daughter of Ellen Connolly and Thomas Brazzil. Bridget was born in 1830. Don't know any other info because of Michael's death.

Re: Looking for Family

hquest_98 — 2009-10-12 07:52:20Z

I am a direct descendant of Margaret Sullivan of Sullivan's Island, SC. I do not know anything about her and I would like to know as much as possible.

Darby Sullivan genealogy

laelalberg1 — 2009-10-23 21:34:37Z

Doing research at SLC, I came across a film that might interest those working on this line. I took only sketchy notes, so I hope this is correct. The film was #1,145,781 item #5. It said the article was originally written for a magazine: The Magazine of VA Genealogy and titled "A Sullivan Family of Stafford County, VA" Vol 28 1990. It has a detailed genealogy of The descendents of Darby Sullivan.

Most importantly, The author adds notes at the end saying that he did additional research after the artcle was published resulting in some correction. The most important of these was that he found out that "Darby 1",s wife Elizabeth Snowdell died childless and gives his source. I did not record the details sadly so you will have to order the film and check it out if interested. I would recommend a search for this film thru the SLC catalogue before ordering to make sure I got the number correct

Hope this may help someone.

SULLIVAN Arthur A 1865-1959

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-19 17:25:29Z

SULLIVAN Arthur A 1865-1959

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SULLIVAN Eva T 1876-1958

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-15 13:08:51Z

SULLIVAN Eva T 1876-1958

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SULLIVAN Celia Marie 1871-1931

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 21:10:29Z

SULLIVAN Celia Marie 1871-1931

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SULLIVAN Minnie 1874-

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-05 19:09:14Z

SULLIVAN Minnie 1874-

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 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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SULLIVAN Velma 1896-1972

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-03 14:10:45Z

SULLIVAN Velma 1896-1972

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 207,650 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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searching for information re osullivan (sullivan) and o'halloran (halloran) families of dowlais glamorgan

nosull — 2009-10-06 18:37:40Z

James o'sullivan (sullivan) died in a locomotive accident, aged 24, in august 1894, leaving a wife Margaret nee O'halloran and a son James aged 1 year. Cannot find any information re Margaret from this date.
James Jnr was brought up by his mat g/mother, also margaret or mary o'halloran. Would welcome any info re his mother between being widowed and her death.

Many thanks

Re: Joe Sullivan - baseball player

byronandval — 2009-09-29 18:32:41Z

I am Joe Sullivan's granddaughter, and yes, he did graduate from (then) Silverdale High School, in 1928. The high school is now Central Kitsap High School.

Sullivan, John b. 1830 Ireland M. Winnefred

andersoncotter — 2009-10-24 04:09:23Z

I am researching My husbands family. John and Winnefred are found in the 1880 U.S. Census living in Lee, Berkshire Mass. with children Nellie, Clara, John, Jeremiah and James.
James phillip b. 1877 in Mass then moved to Port Arthur Texas and Married Viola Mc Cullar, they had James Phillip Jr. Moved to Longview, Cowlitz Washington. where James Married Thelma Rose Ewing and they had my husband Michael. Anyone connected to me I would appreciate any assistance you can give and am willing to give you all information I have, which is slim pickings. thanks

Re: Joe Sullivan - baseball player

btgurst1 — 2009-09-29 13:47:21Z

I'm not Joe Sullivan's granddaugther, but I did find information when researching my "Mason City's Famous & Infamous," that Joe went to high school at Silverdale High School (now Central Kitsap) in Kitsap Co. At that time, I was able to access a 2006 article by Aaron Managhan for the Central Kitsap Reporter, but cannot find it now. Good luck with your research.

Re: Sullivan & Clifford Surnames Together

mcrazy4april1 — 2009-10-22 18:00:42Z

Lot Sullivan married to a Clifford, both out of Tipperary, slate quarrying in Vermont 1860s-1880s then widower Lot and children move to Chicago.