Tynan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tynans of Troy, New York

se941 — 2013-04-28 18:31:52Z

I actually made a mistake, it was Bridget Tynan, NOT Margaret, I should have been referring to. Late night too many names. Glad you were able to dig deeper in your research. If there was a Bridget in your research that would have fit let me know, thanks for the reply.

Re: Tynans of Troy, New York

justfiction2004 — 2013-04-28 18:10:49Z

Thank you for your reply. The Margaret Tynan in my family never married. Since posting this message I have been able to do extensive research on all family members and identify the village in Tipperary from which the emigrated. Good luck with your own research.

Re: Tynans of Troy, New York

se941 — 2013-04-28 07:55:56Z

I know of a Margaret Tynan who married a Patrick Delaney. Had at least 2 daughters, Anne Delaney (b1774 Troy) and Mary Delaney (b1881 place unknown, most likely Troy) Names were from family bible from Anne's daughters wedding in 1928. Anne Delaney Married Edward J Murphy near (or in) Troy about 1896 and had 5 children. Mary never had any children. I haven't been able to find any source information about Margaret Tynan or Patrick Delaney though.

Re: John&Catherine Tynan (P.E.I.)

valerie_moore_pei — 2013-04-15 21:33:50Z

Their daughter, Margaret, is said to have married Bernard Kearney, who is said to have been the son of my great-great-great grandfather Bernard (a.k.a. Barney) Kearney (also spelled "Carney" sometimes, back then), and had one daughter, Elizabeth Kearney, born February 17th 1869.
John Tynan and his wife are both buried in Sturgeon, PEI. I have the dates of their deaths.
There seems to be a bit of a mystery, as my g-g-g grandfather, in his will dated Jan. 9th 1867 (the day he died) leaves some animals to "my granddaughter Margaret Tynan, upon her marriage ..."
I'd be happy to discuss and exchange any info you have.

Re: Tynan Family to NY 1851

MaBourdeau — 2013-03-30 20:00:46Z

Who is this Tynan family who arrived on the Garrick in 1851? Is this son James the one who m. Alice Ward in Chicago?? They then went to Australia. Please help!!! mjbordo@aol.com

Re: Michael Tynan, county Kildare

boosterjag — 2013-03-30 12:22:37Z

Sorry,posted directory in hopes of helping others, my Tynan are Chicago.

Re: Michael Tynan, county Kildare

tynanb67 — 2013-03-29 10:29:23Z

I am intersted in research of my family who had a farm callrd Gullyduff in Co Kildare, my mother and father left Ireland and settled in Scotland sometime in the 1920. I would be gratefull for any information
My great grand parents and grand parents are buried in a small graveyard called Barrowhouse Saint Mary's Church

Tynan Baltimore/Rhode island

Gypsyddc — 2013-03-10 22:21:01Z

I'm looking for information about my Great -grandfather. My grandfather was Francis Lawrence Tynan who was born in Oct 1890 in Baltimore Maryland. He was one of five children. His father was Luke Tynan born in 1843 in Rhode Island and his mother was Sarah Walsh who was born in Virginia in 1860. I've got nothing else on Luke and Sarah and would desperately love to know more.

Re: Tynan/Tivnan

JONESHAW — 2012-09-05 04:25:26Z

Have you checked that your Tynan are from Kings?
I have several Hanrahans who settled in Boston Mass US and both mothers were Tynans. They were all from Urlingford, Co Kilkenny, Ireland. I also believe Lott Tynan to be my Lott Hanrahan's cousin as I think his father-in-law was another Lott Tynan.
My Hanrahan's mainly settled in Tauton, Mass.
Do you think we have a connection?

Re: Tynan's of Philadelphia

mcevoykp — 2012-08-18 06:57:04Z

All I know is that the TYNAN's came from Oldtown, Clonkeen, Co Laois. There was a big family of them. Nellie Tynan was the first to emigrate to Philly and other members of the family followed. There were Parkinsons also in Clonkeen.

Tynan's of Philadelphia

dennywj12 — 2012-07-15 02:45:21Z

Looking for Tynan's in Philadelphia, PA. My grandparents were married in Philly in 1903. My grandmother was a Parkinson, her mother was a Tynan in Laois (Queens) Ireland.
Ellen Tynan was a witness for the marriage in Philly. There were several Tynan's living in the Kensington section of Philly but I cannot find an Ellen. Does anyone know of an Ellen Tynan in Philly in this time frame?

Re: Tynans from Mnpls., MN

voyles206 — 2012-06-06 19:53:13Z

Hello my name is Trish(shelly's daughter) looking into the family history before i travel to ireland next year.Saw your post about a family tree and was hopefull you found mt great grandmothers name on it? Ellen Tynan? What area of ireland are you in ? thanks Trish

Tynan/Tivnan

Bmtynan — 2012-03-26 03:35:26Z

Hi, I'm actually looking into more of my Tynan family. I've found so much of my Tivnan family, but I get stuck with my great grandfather. His name was Dr. Joseph Patrick Tynan (born 1884 died between the 1950s or 60s) married to Katherine G. Tivnan (from galway ireland). They had 5 children. My great grandfather was from Leix or kings county, Ireland but resided in Boston, MA. I do know he had a father named John Tynan. I also know my great grandfather was a nurse when he came to the states then became a doctor. He fought in WWI after he came to the states. He came over in 1900 and became a citizen in 1906. He married his wife in the 1910s had his first child in 1918. I know so much about him from when he stepped on American soil on so on but nothing before. It's like he fell from the sky.

Dr. Joseph Tynan's children names were/are Joseph Kevin Tynan (deceased), John "Doc" Tynan (deceased), Robert Emmett Tynan, Sabrina Alfonso, and Patricia Springs

If anyone can help, it would mean so much! I've lost a lot of family lately and I would love to get in touch with some in Ireland. There was talk around the family here that we have some family in Dublin nowadays if that helps.

John Tynan b. Ireland d. 1905 Kansas

dmc59 — 2012-02-28 17:28:20Z

Unknown Man Killed [John Tynan]

An unknown man, supposed to be a tramp, was struck by a freight train at Burrton this morning and instantly killed.

The accident happened about nine o'clock. The man started to cross the track about an hundred yards west of the depot and was struck by the engine and knocked to one side and killed. It is thought that his back bone was fractured, as the wheels did not pass over him and there did not appear to be any bad cuts. Sheriff Blanpied happened to be in Burrton at the time and he was immediately notified. He had the body removed to the freight house at the Burrton station and then called up Dr. L. F. Abbey, county coroner, and told him of the affair. The coroner left immediately in a buggy for the scene of the accident and will investigate and possibly empanel a jury and hold an inquest this afternoon. In the hasty examination he made, Sheriff Blanpied did not find anything on the person of the dead man to indicate his name or his place of residence. Some of the Burrton people believe the man was mentally unbalanced, as his actions while around the depot last night were very queer and were commented on by those that saw him. Color to the theory is lent by the careless manner in which he exposed himself to danger by crossing the track with the train so near him. The coroner's investigation will doubtless bring to light other and more definite details.

The Evening Kansan-Republican, Monday 10 July 1905. Page 1.
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Probably Insane

Coroner F. L. Abbey spent yesterday at Burrton investigating the case of the stranger who was killed by a Santa Fe freight train yesterday. From letters and papers found about his clothing his name was determined to be John Tynan and the naturalization papers he carried showed that he had come to this country from Ireland, September 1902. he was a young man, had light hair, blue eyes, a red moustache, was five feet nine inches in height and weighted 150 pounds. He was dressed in a pair of corduroy trousers, a black coat and blue vest and wore a coarse black hat. The first that he was seen at Burrton was at the depot Sunday night when the attention of the night operator was called to him by his crying and praying and singing. The burden of his prayers seemed to be a wrong he had committed in the old country for which he could not get forgiveness. He talked all night and could not sleep. The day operator noticed him after he went on duty but not so particularly as did a section hand who found him lying with his head across the track at a switch near some freight cars standing there. He was told to get up and did so and asked where he could find a Catholic priest and was told to go to Halstead. About nine thirty in the morning yesterday an extra freight with M. A. Arabright as conductor and Will Blatchley engineer, passed Burrton going west. The young man was standing at the south side of the track and could not be seen after the train neared him but after the train had passed the fireman looked back and saw the man lying there. He was found to have been knocked down by the train and had a cut across one thigh, his neck had been broken and a bruise on his forehead indicated that it had been pressed against something, presumably a rail. He had no money about his person, no valuables, and only a few letters one from Ireland telling of his folks at home and one from L. E. Boker of Mechanicsville, New York who it is judged from the letter was a former employer. From accounts and scribblings on the books and papers he was found to have been an excellent penman but nothing was there to account for his mental disturbance. There seemed to be no reason for an inquest so Dr. Abbey turned the body over to the undertaker with instructions to keep it as long as possible awaiting some word from those who were notified by wire by the coroner who sent messages to the addresses found. Dr. Abbey was inclined to the opinion of suicide rather than accident judging largely by the testimony of the section hand. Up until noon today no word had been received from the parties wired.

The Evening Kansan-Republican, Tuesday 11 July 1905. Page 1.
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It Looks Like Suicide

Engineer Will Blatchley called upon Dr. Abbey this morning and left his statement concerning the death of John Tynan at Burrton Monday which more than ever gives the affair the appearance of suicide.

He said as he was passing the place where they had seen the man the train was not going more than three miles an hour when the cylinder plugs pulled out and he could not pull them back again easily. His fireman asked what they had struck and he answered a rock probably. As soon as they had passed over the obstruction there was no more difficulty and on looking back they saw the dead body lying by the side of the track. The head had the appearance of having been caught between the forehead and the back of the skull and it looks very much as though the unfortunate man had tried to throw himself with his head on the rail but had just missed it. The friends who have been notified have wired that the dead man has relatives in Buffalo and in Ireland but that their names are not known so the undertaker at Burrton has received instructions to give the body burial there.

The Evening Kansan-Republicah, Wednesday 12 July 1905. Page 1.
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Can Hardly Believe

Relatives of John Tynan Hoping Against Hope

Coroner F. L. Abbey heard yesterday from Tullamore, Ireland, where he had written the relatives of John Tynan who was killed by the cars at Burrton concerning the death of the unfortunate man. The reply came E. J. Tynan, a brother, who was hoping against hope that the papers might be on the person of some one else than his brother and inclosing a vignette which he said was an excellent likeness of his brother. He said that he was aware of his brother's roving disposition but hoped that the coroner's information might be a dreadful mistake and had refrained from telling their mother and sister until he should hear again. The picture only confirms the decisions arrived at by Dr. Abbey and he is doing all that he can to make the hard news easy to bear.

The Evening Kansan-Republican, Saturday 05 August 1905.

Transcribed by Darren McMannis for the Harvey County Genealogical Society & Burrton Historical Museum

Re: Tynan

major687 — 2012-01-27 15:19:01Z

Hello,

I am a decendant of Robert Fitzpatrick(grandson)..I would like to know about his brother Edward. Thanks you.
Gary

Tynan research

peglen1952 — 2011-11-10 00:16:37Z

Searching for parents of James Tynan,a grandmother who may have been a McMahon, and son Joseph E.Tynan from Paterson, N.J. Joseph married to Elizabeth A.Leonard before 1867. Came from Hulm near Manchester Eng. abt 1849-1850 to NYC and Paterson N.J.They were machinists and Joseph E. Tynan was a silk machine inventor-inventor. Joseph born in France.

Re: Charles W. Tynan

eagleeyeskt — 2011-11-06 18:47:36Z

Hi Miriam... are you still out there?

Re: James Tynan

robtynan63 — 2011-08-14 00:38:16Z

My ancestors John and Ann Tynan originate from Hulme Manchester. My Great Grandfather John Tynan was born in Hulme Manchester in 1854

Rob Tynan

Re: Manchester England TYNAN Family

robtynan63 — 2011-08-14 00:35:28Z

Hi Jim,
Although you posted here about 10 yrs ago I am interested in anything you have regarding Tynan family research

Many thanks

Rob Tynan

Re: Manchester England TYNAN Family

hairbyjeffbarlow — 2011-07-14 15:01:34Z

my mothers father was joseph tynan manchester ancestry cork ireland

Re: Castlecomer, Kilkenny - TYNAN / BOLAND / REDDAN

JONESHAW — 2011-04-10 04:21:39Z

I have Tynans married to Hanrahans in Urlingford twice
and the same Hanrahan's married to Dowling/Doolan's from Castlecomer.
Do you feel there is a connection?

Al Tynan - 1906 - Arizona

JoellenBrown27 — 2011-02-10 01:20:58Z

Found in the Arizona Silver Belt newspaper – Globe, AZ. May 31, 1906. Copy of newspaper at the Library of Congress, Chronicling America section.

http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/

Local and Personal
The People We Meet and Chatty Gossip of Affairs in Globe

Al Tynan, a miner, came in from the hills Wednesday, suffering from either vertigo or biliousness, as he says, and while strolling about town happened down on the railroad trestle over Pinal creek, when he was seized by his old complaint and fell off. He struck on the rocks about eight feet below, cutting his head and arms severely, and probably injuring his spine very seriously. The attending physician says it will require some time before the extent of the injury to Tynan’s back can be ascertained.

Tynans from Laios, Ireland

dennywj — 2010-12-15 02:54:40Z

Looking for two female Tynans from Laios/Queens County Ireland in the area of Mountrath, Abbeyliex or Raheen.
Maria Tynan married Edward Parkinson around 1858 and Cathrine Tynan married a James Bergin around 1855.

Re: Patrick c Tynan and Appie Louise Walker Tynan

biggrannycurtis — 2010-08-01 17:47:11Z

that is the right family. looking for where Patrick Sr. died. they did not have a happy marriage. He was into the cups quite a bit. can't find what happened to him

Re: Patrick c Tynan and Appie Louise Walker Tynan

boosterjag — 2010-06-24 20:09:55Z

Found this: 1910 Census Louisiana, Caddo County 9th ward, Shreveport: Patrick C. Tynan, 40 maried once, 11 yrs. b Irel, wife Appie, age 30, 5 children, 3 living, b Texas, f-b-Miss. m-b-Texas, son Pat scratch over possible age 6, b Mexico, Ira daugh, age 5 b Louisiana, Thomas age 3 b Louisiana, father was engineer on railroad, Could not find in 1920 but it is a start and have some of the other siblings.

Re: Patrick c Tynan and Appie Louise Walker Tynan

philkennedy21 — 2010-06-22 19:00:05Z

Hi, In order to send you an invitation to view my Family Tree I need your email address, please!
What part of Kilkenny did your ancestors come from?
My ancestor Mary Cody married a William Tynan but their son Patrick died as a baby! I must look at the Tree again & see if they had a son William! Phil

Re: Patrick c Tynan and Appie Louise Walker Tynan

biggrannycurtis — 2010-06-20 13:12:05Z

what i have found since the post is that appie walker tynan was born in texas and patrick canice tynan was from kilkenny. i have been looking for a long time. it seems my patrick was not fond of record keeping. or at least being on anyone's list for anything. he was born in 1872 and immagrated in 1887. i would love t see your tree and possible find a long lost connection

Re: Patrick c Tynan and Appie Louise Walker Tynan

philkennedy21 — 2010-06-20 12:57:01Z

Hi, I have a Mary Cody in my Family Tree. She married a William Tynan - both were apparently from Skehana, Castlecomer, Co Kilkenny. I think we may have a connection?. I can send you an invitation to view my Tree if you'd like to see my Mary's extended family. Regards, Phil Kennedy Foley, Kilkenny City, Ireland

Patrick c Tynan and Appie Louise Walker Tynan

biggrannycurtis — 2010-05-04 19:46:15Z

My grandfather was born in Mexico in 1900. His name was Patrick Canice Tynan. His father and mother Patrick C Tynan and Appie Louise Walker immigrated from Kilkenny Ireland just before that year. There are no public records about my great grandparents. Will you help me find them

Re: Tynans from Mnpls., MN

aditynan — 2010-04-22 12:59:10Z

hi my name is Adrian Tynan im from County Roscommon Ireland. I rember my granmother telling years ago thatmy Grandad had famly in the usa and that mane Ellen tynan rings a bell. my granparents are past on now but i think we have a famly tree printed up somewhere i can have a look. hope its some help . my email is aditynan08@gmail.com fell free to get in tuch

Re: Tynan / Burns

cpanetta59 — 2009-09-03 04:16:01Z

Hello,
Can you please contact me again at cpanddp@aol.com. Had a hard drive failure and lost our correspondances. Would like to talk more.

Thanks

Thanks

Re: Tynan / Burns

cpanetta59 — 2009-07-26 20:45:30Z

Can you email me at cpanddp@aol.com to discuss further. Have quite a bit of info on family.

Re: Tynan / Burns

pfagan1 — 2009-07-26 16:35:57Z

I have an interest in Isaac Huron Burns, who died in Allendale, Bergen, NJ in 1943. He was born around 1855, probably in NY and I've traced him in Manhattan between 1880-1890 and then Brooklyn (ca 1890-1920). He married Josephine Zeller (b. NJ) around 1880 and they had a rather large family. In census, he usually gave his parental POBs as Ireland.

I have not seen a death or marriage record that might reveal ancestry. Thanks to inconsistencies, I have not been able to identify him in census prior to 1880, though I have a vague hunch who his parents were.

Isaac's wife passed away in Brooklyn in 1920 and by 1930 he was living in Allendale with a sister whose name is given as Alice B. Tynan. Can this be the Anna B. in your posting? The 1930 census also understates his age by 5-6 years and gives parental POBs as NY.

If Anna = Alice, things might come into better focus.

Margo Tynan

CharlaSutter — 2009-06-12 17:27:49Z

I am looking for information on a Margo Tynan married Owen William McCarthy (or Mac Carthaigh). They had at least 2 maybe 3 children. The two that I know of were Charles Owen and Julia. They lived in Statan Island, NY in 1871. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Not much is known about this side of my family.

Emma Tynan

SHIRLEYF — 2009-04-12 23:27:17Z

I am looking for any and all info on Emma Tynan. The only info I have on her is
Her name and that she was born in Ireland. This is according to the
Washington DC Census.

Emma TYNAN born July 1875 Ireland
Arrival in America in 1887
Married William O LAYCOCK 1890 in Manhattan N.Y

Trying to find her parents and any siblings.
Thanks in advance
Shirley Orgel Fergus
Great Grand Daughter

Re: Mnpls Tynans

pamjd — 2009-03-23 18:08:03Z

I have a new email address: pjd190@hotmail.com

Tynans of Troy, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-29 22:23:44Z

Searching for information re: Michael (born in Ireland btwn. approx. 1835 and 1850) and James Tynan (born in Ireland abt. 1850). Father believed to be John; mother - Catherine; sisters - Catherine E. and Margaret M.; brother - John Charles. Family members emigrated from Ireland (possibly Co. Tipperary) in mid-1860s. Most or all settled in Pittstown (1870 census), Lansingburgh (1880 and 1900 census) and Troy (1910 and 1920 census), Rensselaer County, NY.

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-21 03:53:18Z

Matthew: I have found John Charles Tynan, son of John Augustus and Anna Hout; 84 years old, living in suburb of Buffalo. Wrote to him and received e-mail reply from his daughter. Can we connect via personal e-mail to share information I get from my contact with her? Click on my profile and send via the box labeled "contact this person". Did you ever hear back from George F. Dorman?

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-12 21:16:46Z

Am excited about the prospect of exchanging more information, particularly if you receive a response from George Dorman (as he and I are the same generation descended from John Charles and Winifred). His mother and my mother were cousins unknown to each other, and BOTH were named Winifred after their grandmother Tynan. BTW, on your Hout family tree you have Tynan misspelled on your entries for Winifred Ann and John Charles (Tynam); and you entered a date of death under John Charles that is actually John Augustus (11/1963) due to the confusing way I wrote it in my response. More later.

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

matthewhout_1 — 2008-08-11 21:25:00Z

All this information I just found out by going through newspapers, and some help from the folks on here. John and Anna had two children Winifred and John.

Winifred Ann Tynan b. 13 Jul 1919 in Dunkirk, Chautauqua, New York. d. 09 Jan 1988 m. Howard Arthur Dorman on 06 May 1943 at St. Joseph Church, Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York b. 28 Jul 1915 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York d. 02 May 2003 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York

Winifred and Howard had one child, a son George F. Dorman. I called George (or at least I think it's him) on Saturday, left a message on his machine in hopes he'll call me back. Still waiting. :(

John Charles Tynan: b. 1923 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York. And thats all I have.

I'm glad I could help out, please if you find anything more, please don't hesiate in sharing, or if anything I could help with.

Matthew T. Hout
Cleveland, Ohio

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-11 21:05:27Z

My sister and I have just begun doing some research on various branches of our family. The Tynan/Keenan side is a challenge because both my grandmother and mother have been dead for a long time. So I am working off of "scraps" of information I recollect from things they mentioned many years ago and experimenting with sources such as census records. One difficulty is the inaccuracy and inconsistency of those records from decade to decade (plus the absence of 1890 records). As best I know at the moment, John Charles Tynan and Winifred F. Keenan married around 1885 in the Troy, NY area. They had five children: Joseph Charles (born 3/1886), John Augustus (born 8/4/1887), Thomas W. (born 12/1888), Mary Winifred (my grandmother, born 10/10/1891), and Frances (born 10/1893). Winifred died when my grandmother was about 12 (probably 1903 or 4). John Charles remarried in 1912. I found Joe and Tom's WWI draft records but none for John Augustus (the family called him Gus). The 1930 census transcription has the middle initial "O" in error. If you look at the original record, you can look at the handwriting and see that it could just as likely be an "A". Any info on their children?

Re: Tynan Manhattan Bronx

sharinlpn — 2008-08-10 18:09:00Z

Please contact me. I can't get threw to you on ancestry. Just email me at sharinlpn@netzero.com. I am very interested in speaking with you about this family.

Thanks, Sharon

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

matthewhout_1 — 2008-08-10 00:54:55Z

Very cool! Yes, Anna Mary Hout was born 03 Feb 1886 in Emporium, Cameron, Pennsylvania and passed away 21 Nov 1941 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York. I have two obits for Anna dated on Nov. 21 and 24th.

Now, I found somewhere that his middle name started with an "O" but not sure where I got that.

Very cool, you found me! Please keep in touch.

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-10 00:44:19Z

The John Tynan you are refering to was my grandmother's older brother. John Augustus (Gus) Tynan, born Troy, NY 8/4/1887; second child/son of John Charles Tynan (born Ireland abt. 1854, emmigrated abt. 1866) and Winifred F. Keenan (born Ireland abt. 1858, emmigrated abt. 1868). I also found the 1930 census you are referring to and knew by the names of the children that he was the "lost" brother I had been searching for: daughter Winifred named for his mother and son John C. for his father. SSDI shows he died 11/1963 somewhere in the state of NY. Can you tell me anything about Anna M. Hout, his wife?

Re: Tynan Manhattan Bronx

sharinlpn — 2008-08-09 15:49:36Z

Hi
Yes I am still looking for that Family. My father was Mike Gallagher and his father was James. My grandfather James Gallagher's sister was Mary Gallagher married to a Burke and her daughter married Laughlin Tynan.

I live in WA state and would like any info you have on them. Rose Burke Meehan her sister settled in Butte, Montana along with my father and others from Co Donegal.

My email is sharinlpn@netzero.com
Thanks, Sharon

Re: Tynan Manhattan Bronx

fossabanda — 2008-08-09 15:16:21Z

Hello-Are you still looking for information re.Laughlin Tynan? I am descended from the Vicarstown Tynan's of whom Laughlin was one. Please contact. Moya

trace

miketynan1 — 2008-04-28 23:34:30Z

michael tynan was our grandfather. he died in 1966 aged 54. he came from mullingar originally but would have settled in limerick in the 1940's after he returned from birmingham.he had 3 sons. the eldest also michael died in 1992 aged 55. Billy (b 1941) and Cyril (b 1950)

Re: Laois/Queen's Tynan's

redtynan3 — 2007-11-08 02:54:01Z

DO YOU HAVE A FAMILY TREE ON LINE

Re: Laois/Queen's Tynan's

arcashmore — 2007-10-29 20:13:35Z

Hi, I have a Samuel Tynan from this Queens County, born 1850. Any connection?

Re: find my biological father

DeVitoMontella — 2007-07-21 04:18:15Z

Hi Michele,
Have you had any luck? The highschool keeps records of alumni addresses for class reunions - perhapse they would be willing to help. Even if they will not give an address, you could hand a stamped envelope to them and ask the staff to write his address on the envelope and mail it for you. I am a 1985 graduate of Interboro.

David