I am researching my gggrandfather Cornelius SULLIVAN, born 1826,parish of Kilcaskan,Cork, of Lawrence and Mary SULLIVAN. Arrived in NY in 1851. Married Mary HARRINGTON in 1857, lived in Fall River, MA and settled in Newport, RI.

I would greatly appreciate any information.

There are Sullivans and Harringtons in my husband's family. They were from Kilcaskan and nearby Adrigole parishes. My successful search for them was made possible with the help of professional researcher Riobard O'Dwyer, Eyeries, Beara Peninsula, County Cork, Ireland. He can probably help you if you are willing to pay his fee.He has also written some books about the genealogies in the area.

I have some Harrington relatives also . . .Do you mind my asking, how much does it cost to have this man do your search for you?

As best as I can remember it was about $40 US. He charges for his time and he is well organized, so the charges are not excessive. But with the messes of Harringtons in that area, his services were well worth the money.

How can I get in touch with him? Can you send me his e-mail or his snail mail address?

I am also looking for Sullivan, Harrington and King. My great grandfather, John Sullivan, came to US in 1871 or 1873. Two different dates on two different census. His parents are Timothy Sullivan and Mary Harrington. No solid information on exact location he came from in Ireland. Says he came from Cork to US into Ogden New York? this from his daughter in-law who is 89. He lived in Ishpeming Michigan and died there. His wife is Mary King and they had 13 children. There was a Julia Shea as a witness at their marriage. John seems to be rather elusive.

I have a Michael "Flynn" O'Sullivan and Margaret Harrington (Duve). They had eight children (Dromagowlane). Does this help any?

I have sullivan and harrington relatives from adrigole, Ireland

I have harringtons and sullivans from adrigole also.

Sorry, I do not have any information about a Cornelius Sullivan and none of my family by that name went to New England. They also immigrated much later in the 19th Century.