Tully - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tully's in Oklahoma

heathertully116 — 2009-11-05 02:58:25Z

Hi my name is Heather Tully. I am the wife of John David Tully. His dad is David Debbs Tully. His dad was James Debbs Tully of Okarche, OK. His dad was John Tully of Chickisha or El Reno. Do you think we are related?

Re: Tully, William Joseph and Mary Josephine (nee Bohan)

Killannin25 — 2009-11-01 20:30:25Z

Hi,

Further to previous, I recommend that you look up the
following web sites:

www.familysearch.org which will show a marriage between
William Tully and Mary Bohan in Galway registration district
in 1877. This district covers Galway city, Moycullen on the
West side and Oranmore/ Claregalway on the East side.

www.nationalarchives.ie which will give you the 1911 census for County Galway showing the name William Tully in
the Dunmore area (3), Ballinasloe (1).

www.askaboutireland.ie will give you the record of landholders in County Galway in the period 1846 to 1855.

Civil Registration Office at 25, Newcastle Road, Galway holds the records for all County Galway from 1864. All
births registered are computerised, marriages from 1924 todate, so it involves a search of the records for 1877 for
marriages, which can incur a small fee.
The 'phone No. is +35391546141 or +35391546142.

The marriage certificate will show the name of the father in
respect of each spouse and the their address and occupation
and the church and Pastor who performed the ceremony.

I hope this gets you on the right track.

Copy of Record: 6 Euro (photocopy)

Re: Tully, William Joseph and Mary Josephine (nee Bohan)

Killannin25 — 2009-11-01 13:46:21Z

Hi,

If the marriage took place in Galway there should be a record as all marriages from the 1st January, 1864,
including birth and death had to be registered.

Details can be had by sending a request to the Registrar,
Convent Road, Roscommon.

See www.groireland.ie

Regards

John William Tully

lynntdunn — 2009-10-30 12:38:16Z

Hi, I`m looking for the parents of John William Tully,b:abt 1879-South ShieldsCo. Durham,his wife was Janet Tully(nee Liddle)B:1882.Also, there is a connection to Laird Lenoch of Scotland somewhere down the line. Many thanks.

Tully Christie, William Kirwan Tully, Jeremiah Tully-Tuam, Ireland

Forloveofthefuture — 2009-10-28 22:29:39Z

THE TUAM HERALD, TUAM, CO GALWAY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1909

PITHY PARS. --- Personal, Parochial Provincial and Particular
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In the "Globe" of last week appears the prosecution of the printer of the "Indian Sociologist" at the Old Bailey. The prisoner was ably defended by Mr Tully Christie, B. L. This clever young lawyer is the eldest son of the late William Kirwan Tully, Esq. Solicitor, of Carlow, and grandson of the late Jeremiah Tully, Esq, Solicitor, of the Grove, Tuam, and is, we are glad to see, forging ahead at the English Bar.

Re: Family of Francis TULLY & Jane (Fanny) LEHAHAN - Ireland & Canada,

alantully25 — 2009-10-27 14:45:47Z

Sorry to bother you on what may be a fruitless search but i am a Tully from the North East of Durham England and have been researching my family, (tully/whitehead) for only a year but there is one problem i have. From memory i remember my father telling me that the family originated in Ireland but up to now have been unable to trace an Irish connection, from the trees i have researched and borrowed from, it seems to be that my tree of the family originated in the north of england but i find this strange in that we have a very Irish name and most memories that i have managed to use have this so called Irish connection.
I know that the name is in use over many parts or the U.K. but i have been able to track most of these trees to the U.K., even the London trees have some part of the history in the North east though i did find two who were born in Ireland but lived in the U.K..
A forlorn hope perhaps, but hopefully you will have sufficient information to be able to tell me, one way or another, whether the Irish connection is correct.
thanking you in advance
alan tully
my ancestry trees are open to anyone both Tully,Whitehead and Alans tree

Re: re: Bertha

thedeanfamily1906 — 2009-10-25 18:59:04Z

Alan: thank you--and you are much more advanced at this than me..I am just strting out...so I have little info...but I will take your suggestiosn and run with them!! Thank. you...and the Elizabeth/Bertha thing you may be on to something.

Family of Francis TULLY & Jane (Fanny) LEHAHAN - Ireland & Canada,

prattml70 — 2009-10-25 18:47:47Z

I am an amateur genealogist and have been doing this for about 30 years. Beside my own family tree, I research family trees for friends and co-workers for free. I am researching the TULLY family tree for a co-worker.

I have been researching the TULLY family tree off and on for about 2 months now, but need some assistance going forward.

Below are is the information that I have about two generations. If anyone can provide me additional information these families I would appreciate it.

Generation 1
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1. Francis TULLY was born in 1847 in Mayo, Ireland. He died on 07 Oct 1931.
Jane [Fanny] LENAHAN was born in Mayo, Ireland. She died about age 49.
Francis TULLY and Jane [Fanny] LENAHAN married. They had the following children:
2. i. Patrick Joseph TULLY was born in Oct 1884. He died in Aug 1917 (Killed in action).
ii. John [Jack] Francis TULLY was born about 1886. He died in teens.
iii. Thomas Michael TULLY was born about 1887. He died on 09 Oct 1918.
3. iv. Anne [Nancy] Francis TULLY was born about 1889. She married Edwin Maynard on 05 Nov 1919 in Kensington and Chelsea, Middlesex, England. She died about 1975.
v. Winifred [Freddie] TULLY was born on 22 Aug 1890. She died on 21 Feb 1979.
4. vi. Terence Bernard TULLY was born on 18 Dec 1891 in Carracastle, Mayo, Ireland. He married Anne Mary O'Malley in 1915 (Oct-Nov-Dec 1915 - Greenwich District). He died in Sep 1927.
vii. Jasper Gerard TULLY was born on 14 Nov 1899. He died on 30 Aug 1986 in Camberwell, London, England.
5. viii. Margaret TULLY was born in 1902. She died on 14 Apr 1980.
6. ix. Ned TULLY.
7. x. Mary [Moria] TULLY. She died in 1937.

Generation 2
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2. Patrick Joseph TULLY was born in Oct 1884. He died in Aug 1917 (Killed in action).
Nellie Gertrude TURNER. She died on 05 Sep 1961.
Patrick Joseph TULLY and Nellie Gertrude TURNER married. They had the following children:
i. Kathleen Gertrude Frances TULLY.
ii. Brian Barrington TULLY. He died on 30 May 1973.
iii. Ethelwyn Georgiana TULLY. She married Augusts ZEILARS about 1957 in Lewisham, London, England (Jan-Feb-Mar 1957).

3. Anne [Nancy] Francis TULLY was born about 1889. She died about 1975.
Edwin Maynard son of Francis MAYNARD.
Edwin Maynard and Anne [Nancy] Francis TULLY were married on 05 Nov 1919 in Kensington and Chelsea, Middlesex, England. They had the following children:
i. E Frank G MAYNARD. He married Unknown (Maynard) Divorved about 1964.
ii. Patricia Edwina MAYNARD. She married Le coutre Amiral Fernand CHAPPELLET on 17 Aug 1968.
iii. Frederick Gerard MAYNARD. He married Olivia (Maynard) in 1959.

4. Terence Bernard TULLY was born on 18 Dec 1891 in Carracastle, Mayo, Ireland. He died in Sep 1927.
Anne Mary O'Malley was born about 1892 in Roscommon, Ireland.
Terence Bernard TULLY and Anne Mary O'Malley were married in 1915 (Oct-Nov-Dec 1915 - Greenwich District). They had the following children:
i. Terence TULLY was born in Oct 1917 in Roscommon, Ireland. He died before Sep 1987.
ii. Patrick Justin TULLY was born between Oct 1925-Jun 1926 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

5. Margaret TULLY was born in 1902. She died on 14 Apr 1980.
Jim DAWES.
Jim DAWES and Margaret TULLY married. They had the following children:
i. Basil DAWES.
ii. Joan DAWES.

6. Ned TULLY
Ned TULLY and unknown spouse married. They had the following children:
i. Terry TULLY.
ii. John TULLY was born in 1938.
iii. Francis TULLY was born in 1929. He died on 05 Oct 2004.
iv. Eddie TULLY was born in 1923. He died in 1988.
v. Dorothy TULLY.
vi. Patricia TULLY.

7. Mary [Moria] TULLY. She died in 1937.
Frank DALY.
Frank DALY and Mary [Moria] TULLY married. They had the following children:
i. Mary Frances DALY.

Re: re: Bertha

alantully25 — 2009-10-25 12:06:16Z

regarding your query Bertha and solomon bernstien, i have no direct knowledge of bertha though there was a tully family in london around the time that solomon was born 1887.
The tully christian names are George father and Ann mother, they had at least one daughter Elizabeth (Bertha?) who wed
in either chelsea or Battersea. Suggest you type in the
information you have i.e. names and births , even the name
Bernstien will give you a lead, try census after 1880 then
follow the leads. I once found Ann living with a Jewish
sounding family but that was some time ago and the information has long been deleted, if you don,t mind waiting
i,lldo another search, see what i can find. By the was the
mother and father originated in the North East, Durham or
Northumberland, ther are a number of tree researching the
same area, just type the name in andpress search.
good luck
alan

re: Bertha

thedeanfamily1906 — 2009-10-24 16:22:04Z

my greatgrandmother was Bertha married to a Solomon Bernstein...am I way off..I am new at this! I don't know her maiden name wondering if it was Tully.

Re: Henry Tully

alantully25 — 2009-10-04 14:03:48Z

regarding your search for Henry Tully, i do have henry in my tree but not the same one, the one i have is henry R tully, born in Durham England, the last census report shows him to be living only a few miles from where he was born.
One thing which comes to mind is that he was a ship owner, that is not to say that he was ever in the States though stranger things have happened, there is a record of his brother James E Tully returning to Southampton England on a steam ship early 1900s. No i think that i am clutching at straws, your Henry and mine a probably different.
good luck in your search, my trees are public and available
alan tully

Re: Henry Tully

shar6jo — 2009-10-03 12:34:31Z

Hi cuz, was checking out the family tree for my little brother Greg and came across you.

Tully, William Joseph and Mary Josephine (nee Bohan)

rosalee24 — 2009-09-12 13:55:39Z

I'm hoping someone can help me in my search for information about William Joseph Tully (b. abt 1861) and Mary Josephine Bohan (b. abt 1859) in Galway, Ireland.

They were married on 24 April 1877 in Galway, Ireland.

They had 3 children in Galway -
Mary Josephine (b. abt 1878),
Bridget (b. abt 1884) and
Francis Joseph aka Frank (b. abt 1887)

before coming to Australia and settling in Perth, Western Australia.

They then had 4 more children in Perth -
Sarah Ann aka Sal (b. abt 1894),
William Stephen (b. abt 1896, d. abt 1900),
Madeline aka Madge (b. abt 1898) and
Eileen (b. 1901).

I am looking specifically for the parish/church where they married or names of their parents but any information about the family would be welcomed.

Thank you

Bridget Tully

JsMc1001 — 2009-08-12 10:24:49Z

Help!

I'm looking for a connection: Bridget Tully born Ireland.

My Bridget Tully married a John McNamara (Macnamara/Macnamera)born Ireland had my great great grandfather Dennis David McNamara born Leland, IL 1863ish. I have the cemetery records of my ggf listing his parents name. I have no other information on them currently but believe Dennis David had several siblings. I know they were a strong catholic family and believe they must have stayed in the IL area for several years...my great great grandfather, Dennis David (aka David Dennis) married my great great grandmother Mary Emma Livey in around 1890. Mary Emma lived with her family in Walnut, IL until the time she married. My great grandfather Charles Francis McNamara was born in Walnut, IL.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Joei

Re: James Tully b 1881, Ireland and lived in New York

afmedic109 — 2009-08-06 21:22:09Z

Sorry for the slow response, Been outta the country for awhile. I found the Border crossing cards and that is deffinatly them. On the Marrige records how can you tell they married each other, I dunno if I am missing somthing I see both their names in the census, being married in 1902 in the same area, but there are more then just their names is there away you can tell they married each other for sure?

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

LouisGarcia196 — 2009-07-17 19:28:31Z

Judith:
If you send an email to me (Louis_Garcia@littlehoop.edu)I will send you a copy of what I have written so far. I have based my "Message" on what Robert Campbell reported. No one, well maybe one or two, know that English Coulee in Grandforks, ND is named for David Tully and his family. This is the main reason for my interest in him.
Thank you so much for the additional information on the Van Cleve book. As a Presbyterian Elder I appreciate the Tully connection to the church.
Have a great day,
Louie

Calling all Tully Genealogists

macatilla — 2009-07-17 12:38:53Z

Searching for a Clan Genealogist for the O'Maoltuile Clan

Hi all,

I write to you in the hope that our recently rejuvenated O’Maoltuile Clan (Tully Clan) can find itself a Clan Genealogist.

For those who are unaware, some months ago, a group of Tully’s from Tully Family International of Facebook came together to formally establish the Irish Clan of Tully and register it with the Irish authorities and Clans of Ireland Organisation.

A constitution was drafted and now our Sept (Clan) is a reality (we are an active group) and can be visited on www.tully.ca/clan.

We have a Clan Council but have been unable to identify person to take on the key post of Clan Genealogist, so have approached this forum with the hope of finding a volunteer who has a passion for genealogy and who would be interested in championing a massive undertaking for the entire clan.

So, if there are any amateur genealogists out there and if you’re a Tully (even better, but not essential) and would be interested in co-ordinating all the Tully research in this field internationally, kindly contact our Clans vice-Chairman & Pursuivant Mr Andrew Tully on macatilla@yahoo.co.uk or clan.tully.vice.chair@gmail.com or reply to this thread please.

Many thanks and looking forward to some news.

Regards

Andrew Tully

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

ayrhill — 2009-07-16 23:48:33Z

It is interesting to learn that there is more research being done on David Tully and his family. David Tully was a first cousin of my greatgrandfather Andrew Tulloch. There is very interesting information about his death and the life of the surviving son, Andrew, in a couple of documents at the Minnesota Historical Society. You may already have found them but if not, here are the references:Robert Campbell Memoir (Campbell was a nephew of Tully's and his family were travelling south with the Tullys) The other is a memoir by the daughter of an officer at Fort Snelling: "Three score years and ten," life-long memories of Fort Snelling, Minnesota, and other parts of the West, by Charlotte Ouisconsin Van Cleve. This latter book talks about Andrew Tully's arrival at Fort Snelling and his trip back to the eastern US. Late in Andrew's life, he visited the author of the memoir and she records their time together. Her memoir is online--it should turn up if you google it.
I have a letter written in 1837 by Andrew Tully to a cousin (another Andrew Tully, who was a Presbyterian minister). That Andrew Tully forwarded the letter to my greatgrandfather and it has remained in our files since. The letter is not of much interest historically, just mentions that he is going to Sunday school and is apprenticed to a harness maker, butit makes a fascinating link to a story that was obviously very well known in the 19th century.
I certainly would be interested to hear of any more information about David Tully and his family that you may have.
Judith Tulloch

Christian Tully or Tullie born about 1749

DHawks2305 — 2009-03-01 21:35:32Z

Christian Tully/Tullie married Simon Cramond/Crammond 13 June 1769 in Cornhill, Durham Eng. She died 3 June 1785 age 36 & Simon remarried. Need names of Christian & Simon's children. Possibly had a daughter also named Christian who married George Matthewson on Holy Island, Northumberland, Eng. in 1805. Did they also have a son James Cramond born about 1782 who married Elizabeth Wright in 1808 on Holy Island? James & Elizabeth then immigrated to NY, USA by 1810.

Re: Cormac Tully in Ireland

WHauber6494 — 2009-03-26 23:48:02Z

It has been awhile since I have viewed the Tully site, so I don't remember if I had seen your reply from Dec. 2007 or not. If you are still searching for information on Delia Tully, etc., please let me know and we will pick up on our communication about the Tullys.
Thank you.
Walter

Re: William I. Tully in Shelby Co., Texas

lbarnes5151 — 2009-03-17 18:38:30Z

Have heard anything further about William Tully or his brother? My connection is a Frank D. Barnes who married William and Martha's daughter Jeff Davis Tully in Shelby Co., Tx. in 1901. Interestingly, my search for Ben F. Barnes has led me to Frank D. Barnes. Many similarities point to Frank being Ben F. Barnes who left a wife and 4 children in Hutchinson, Kansas about 1895. Frank (died 1936) and Jeff (died 1977, age 96) are buried in different locations in Plainview Cemetery, Plainview, Tx. Family information says that William Tully died in Timpson, Tx. in 1924 and his wife Martha died in 1920. I was trying to find out where they are buried and link them to their daughter on Findagrave.

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

DTully1030 — 2009-07-15 23:03:42Z

Hi and thak you for the response. ND is correct - Typo on my part. I need to look through my folders but I seem to remember that he was not in NY when he died but, was at the home of a cousin who was a misister possibly in NJ or PA. I am leaving Fri and will be gone for a week. I will look for info when I get back. Is there anything specific you want me to check on? You have info that I didn't have for his date of death and the Thompson name. I would love to exchange more info with you. What is the subject of your paper?
My email is wtully@roadrunner.com.

Dot Tully

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

bonkersdog — 2009-02-13 13:46:11Z

Hi Keren, I just hate it when my message is sent before I am finished. Anyway, that's what I found. I hope it helps.

Molly

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

bonkersdog — 2009-02-13 13:43:58Z

Hi Keren, I'm not related but found the following information for you.

1871 West Auckland Durham, folio 6, page 5:
Kilbourn, William B 39 physician R C S
Mary 28
John W 7 scholar
Margaret 6 scholar
Frederick 4 scholar
Arthur W [T] 2
Edward B 4 mo
4 others not related
All born in West Auckland except Mary, born Etherley.

Arthur Tully Kilburn born 1st quarter 1869, Auckland, Durham.

1881 Appleby, St Lawrence, Westmoreland, The Grammer School, folio 13, page 19:
Milburn, Arthur T 13 scholar boarder b West Auckland.

1891 Cockerton, Durham, folio 6, page 10:
Kilburn, Arthur Pully 25 railway clerk West Auckland
Florence 22 Aycliffe
William 7/12 Cockerton

1901 Darlington, Durham, folio 71, page 31:
Kilburn, Arthur Tully 32 railway clerk West Auckland
Florence 29 Heiglington
William 10 Cockerton
May 8 Cockerton

1861 District 1, West Auckland, Durham
Kilburn, William Byers 39 wid. surgeon
Emily Jane 2 dau
Sarah 27 sister sister
Maria 21 sister sister
Henry 18 brother clerk
4 others not related
all born in West Auckland.

William Byers Kilburn married Anne Humphries, 1st quarter 1858, Auckland.

Anna Kilburn died 1858 Auckland.

William Dyers Kilburn married Mary Tully 2nd quarter 1862, Auckland.

1851 West Auckland, Durham, folio 33, page 43:
Kilburn, John 47 surgeon & gen. practitioner
Mary 40
William 19 assist. to surgeon
Sarah 17
John E 13 scholar
Maria 11
Henry 9
Jane 6
Thomas 6
3 others not related
all born in West Auckland except Mary, b London, Middlesex.

1841 St Andrew, Auckland, Durham, folio 38, page 28, ED 2:
Kilburn, John 35 surgeon
Mary 30
William 9
Sarah 8
Hannah 5
John Edwards 3
Maria 1
4 others not related
all born in Durham County except for Mary.

William Byers Kilburn died 1886, Auckland
possibly John died 1860, Auckland

Emily Jane Kilburn was born 1858, Auckland

1871 Redcar, Yorkshire, folio 10, page 14:
Kilburn, Sarah 37 can't read occupation
Emily Jane 12 niece scholar
both born in West Auckland.

1891 Whitley, Northumberland. folio 66, page 4:
Kilburn, Emily Jane 31 own income
Sarah 57 retired governess
1 visitor
both born in West Auckland

1881 West Auckland, Durham, folio 28, page 50:
Kilburn, William Byers 49 member R C of Surgeons
Mary 38
Emily J 22
John W 17 student of medicine
Margaret 16
Fredrick 14 scholar
Edward B 10 scholar
Mary 9 scholar
Walter Geo 5 scholar
Charles S 4
4 others not related
all born in West Auckland except Mary, born Escomb

1901 Moortown, Hampshire, folio 6, page 4:
Kilburn, Mary 57 wid. own income
John W 37 coach driver
Charles S 23 sea going engineer
Frank 13 gson
1 visitor
all born West Auckland except Mary, born Etherley

Mary Kilburn possibly died 1914, Christchurch, Hampshire.

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

bonkersdog — 2009-02-13 13:43:57Z

Re: John J Tully Massachusetts

stacey1945 — 2009-03-28 21:25:17Z

My Tully's are from Massachusetts as well. Do you have any more info on John?

My Tully's came from Ireland and had quite a large family. My Great Grandmother was a Tully. Her name was Marguerite Tully. She had a sister named Ann. She married Leo Maynard. They lived in Salem for years.

Peter Tully Family (Kenosha, Wisconsin)

davemerle123 — 2009-02-18 00:05:51Z

In 1842, Peter Tully married the widow Bridget O'Rafferty Garvey at St. Mary Roman Catholic Church in Navan, County Meath, Ireland.

On September,1842 Peter, Bridget and her two daughters, Catherine, 8 years old, and Teresa, 4 years old, set sail from Dublin to Liverpool, England to New York, USA aboard the ship "Claiborne".

Upon their arrival in the Port of New York, they left for the Territory of Wisconsin and made their home in Racine-Southport (now Kenosha) and increased their family by having three (3) sons.

TULLY Mary HADDEN 1823 1871

t42OldHall_DenCoTX — 2009-03-11 15:44:48Z

TULLY Mary HADDEN 1823 1871

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Old Hall Cemetery, Lewisville, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 201,802 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: TULLY / TULLEY

barbaralester45 — 2009-05-07 02:38:16Z

Thanks for your info Alan I will check it out.Barbara

Re: TULLY / TULLEY

barbaralester45 — 2009-05-03 04:25:57Z

Hi ,I have a Tully /Tulley in my ancestry too ,my grandfather was a Sidney Tully Lester and I believe his mother to be Elizabeth Tully 1857-1901 ,and a parent of hers died before 1881 name unknown. I seem to be stuck at that point ,if you believe my family may be connected at some point. My grandfather was born in London some where in Chelsea or near by .I would love to hear from you regards Barbara

Re: Obit- Thomas William "Tom"Tully Jr.

pjkiser40_1 — 2009-06-25 05:35:52Z

My mother's maiden name is Tully and her father I believe was named after an uncle, both their names were Thomas William Tully. Her brother and his son are the only Thomas William Tullys left in the family. The first Thomas William was killed in believe in Mexico while builting a bridge or dam between 1900-1904. My grandfather the TWT died in 1987 in California. The first TWT was born in Ohio with his other siblings.

John J Tully Massachusetts

dayrld — 2009-03-28 15:09:34Z

Looking for info on John J Tully born in Dracut MA. ?Married to Ida McAskill from Lowell Ma any info will be helpful

Re: John J Tully Massachusetts

dayrld — 2009-03-28 22:47:40Z

John was born in Dracut, MA - not sure what year. He had a son Leo born in 1938 and a daughter Dolores born in 1940. In 1940 he was a bartender. I am not sure if and when he married Ida McAskill. They (or she) lived in Lowell. The other info I have is that he might of had a family member who was Bishop Markham from St. Peter's Church in Lowell. The faimly did come from Irland at some point.

Tully in New York State

dlsamartini — 2009-03-09 16:48:19Z

Does anyone know about Frank J. Tully? He was born in Leroy New York in 1872. His father (as far as I can determine) is John Tully. Frank Tully was married to Sarah A. Caton (1879 - 1950). Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Re: New All Tully DNA Project

bitterwatertully — 2009-01-19 11:17:07Z

To identify your Tully family line via DNA research you need an unbroken father-to-son male line. From your user name I'm guessing you are a woman, in which case your son can't test. Since your father, grandfather and uncles are gone your best bet would be a male cousin from one of your uncles. (My cousin tested for me.) His DNA will be identical to what your father's was.

Good luck--we'd love to have you in the project.

Colleen

Re: New All Tully DNA Project

honeys1954 — 2009-01-15 20:26:56Z

i am interested in finding my tully connection. my father francis richard tully has passed his two brothers also passed and father an engineer on panama canal also passed i believe my father was born in new jersey then went to hyde park mass. could you help me? i have a son?

Re: Who is Rose Tully????

nickc2299 — 2009-04-05 01:02:15Z

recently found out that I am decended from Vannellia Goggin through her daughter eleanor. Have not come across any info on Rose Tully yet.

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

alantully25 — 2009-01-14 17:12:02Z

came across the site by accident, i do however remember my sister mentioning something about a family member living in india, or maybe an adopted member who lived there and married. i,m sorryn for being so vague but i don,t know a great deal about it, i,ll speak to my sister and het back to you

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

smallishbonnie — 2008-12-27 11:32:02Z

To Whom It May Concern,

I am doing a family tree, and in this family tree belongs Rezan Tully who married George Speechly in India. Can any one help me find the families who belong to this family, as I would be very greatful. D o you have in your family tree Rezan Tully, if so please get in touch.

Best Regards
Les

Re: TULLY FAMILIES IN LONDON/MIDDLESEX??

smallishbonnie — 2008-12-27 11:29:33Z

Re: checking family tree

smallishbonnie — 2008-12-27 11:27:07Z

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

smallishbonnie — 2009-01-15 04:06:40Z

Thank You, as you most help full.
It would be great to find Rezan Tully, and this will give me some idea of the rest of the family which belong to my side of the Speechly Families from India.

Best Regards
Les

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

babykayleigh — 2009-02-13 19:34:39Z

Thanks for the reponses to my thread it's sincerely appreciated....

Tully and Kilburn and Brettells - Durham area

babykayleigh — 2009-02-12 21:59:08Z

Hi

I'm trying to trace the following surnames, Tully, Kilburn and Brettell, in West Auckland, Darlington areas

My nanna Enid Mary Kilburn's parents William Kilburn born 1890 and Minnie Brettell 1890 (Brettle). Williams father was Arthur Tully Kilburn 1869 and married to Florence Barlow.

I think Arthurs parents are William Byers Kilburn and Mary Tully.

I was wondering if there are any body out there that also has the same connection or can help me on this brick wall

Keren

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

babykayleigh — 2009-02-12 21:55:12Z

Hi Lesley

I was wondering if you could help me... My family come from Durham.. My Great Great Grandfather is Arthur Tully Kilburn born 1869 ish, I think his parents might have been William Byers Kilburn and Mary Tully, haven't confirmed this as yet. Arthur married Florence Barlow and one of his children William Kilburn born 1890 married Minnie Brettell born 1890.

Keren

Re: TULLY / TULLEY

alantully52 — 2009-05-05 19:22:34Z

barbara, have done litle searching for you and found most of what you are looking for in the 1881 cencus under fredrick lester/elizabeth (tully)(29),son fredrick aged 1 then ann tully mother in law (widow)born in durham and other visitors, george tully and two women all born in battersea which is where elizabeth and frederick were born.
this now leads me to another search as my ancestors are from durham but thats my problem.
hope that what i have found is of some use, good
luck alan

Re: TULLY / TULLEY

alantully52 — 2009-05-05 15:34:18Z

i am not certain about this but have found parents for elizabeth tully born 1857 in middlesex, they may be henry tully and elizabeth burdett, if you have access to ancestry.com you will find them in the richardson tree.
hope this will be of some help
regards
alan.

Re: TULLY / TULLEY

alantully52 — 2009-05-09 10:33:30Z

barbara, further to your search, re,elizabeth tully, 1857.
as we know we found her mother, ann born in durham, well i,ve managed to discover her father was george but as yet no place of birth but i,m guesstimating that it would be sometime around 1820 and most likely be in durham where ann came from. It wasn,t often that women wandered the country alone, they usually moved around with family. I would assume that George and Ann moved south then had children before father george died

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

LouisGarcia196 — 2009-07-15 14:46:10Z

Please let me intoduce myself as the local historian.
I googled the Tully name because I am working on a Historical paper. David Tully and family were killed by Dakota Indians in Grandforks, North Dakota (not SD). English Coulee wich runs through the city was named after this event. I know Andrew who was captured died on February 18, 1892. Was he in New York? he was apprenticed as a coach trimmer and harness maker to a Thompson.

Re: TULLY --- Northumberland/Durham

LouisGarcia196 — 2009-07-16 16:45:04Z

W. Tully:
I am the tribal Historian for the Spirit Lake Dakota.
I write up historical "messages" for the fun of it.
I haven't been able to get any of them published.
I am 69 years old and want to get this stuff down for the next generation.I keep a copy of my papers at the University of North Dakota - Grandforks.
My email is Louis_Garcia@littlehoop.edu
I will certainly send you a copy of my "Message from Garcia"
when I complete it. There is a lot of unpublished material to cover on David and Andrew Tully. Any help will be appreciated.