Happy Saint Patrick's Day!
May laughter be your music and joy your guide,
May the spirit of St. Patrick walk by your side.
May rainbows light your path, and blessings overflow,
With love and luck wherever you go.
Enjoy this special day, my birthday! - - Colleen
Some of my family names associated with Ireland:
- Bartholomew Anthony Brady 1866 – 1943
- Bartholomew Brady bc 1897
- Catherine Brady 1872 – 1930
- Catherine Brady bc. 1893
- Ellen Brady bc. 1902
- John Brady bc. 1894
- John Brady 1864 – 1957
- Patrick Brady bc, 1847
- Patrick Brady bc 1899
- Peter Brady 1891 – 1951
- Thomas Brady d 1914
- Thomas Brady b 1860
- Thomas Joseph Brady bc. 1890
- James Theopilous Dillon bc. 1719 Ireland, my 6x great grandfather
- Margaret (Brady) Coyle c1855 Ireland – 1934, my 2x great grandmother
- MaryAnn Brady bc. 1900
- Mary Josephine (Mullane) Coyle 1867 – 1927, my great grandmother
- Michael Coyle b 1870, my great grandfather
- Michael Coyle bc. 18o5 Ireland, my 3x great grandfather
- Patrick Coyle 1841 Ireland – 1925, my 2x great grandfather
- James Cunningham, b c 1771 Ireland, my 4x great grandfather
- Mary (Cunningham) Coyle, c 1810 Ireland - 25 Jan 1848 Moate, Cavan, my 3x great grandmother
- Catherine (Gibney) Brady, 1818 Ireland - 27 Mar 1873 Granard, Cavan, my 3x great grandmother
- William Stark Kelly, 17 Mar 1739, Ireland - 13 Dec 1826 TN, my 5x great grandparents
- Daniel Mullane c1838 Ireland – 1930 Ireland, my 2x great grandfather
- Brigid (English) Mullane d 1920 Ireland, my 2x great grandmother
- Frances B (Mullane) Keeton 1878 Ireland – 1946
Learn More! Read my Book!
Remembrances is the story of my mother’s family from stories told me to when I was a child to research I did as an adult. My maternal grandmother’s family includes the surnames Brady, Coyle, Cunningham, Gibney, Mullane, Sullivan & more from the counties Cavan, Cork & Tipperary in Ireland. My maternal grandfather’s family includes the surnames Edelstein, Farkas, Gartner, Horn, Katz, Weissberg & more from Eastern Europe. How did these very different families come together? What was life like for my grandparents? What were the celebrations and sorrows in their lives? Research in archives, libraries, courthouses & cemeteries helped me answer many questions about these families. Photographs, letters, diaries and documents helped to bring these ancestors to life once again. This book includes timelines, family tree charts, local history, source citations and an index. It is my sincere hope that the stories in this book will keep our family’s ancestors alive far into the next generations.
Soft cover, over 340+ pages with family charts, timelines, old letters, many photographs & an index. $50.00 + $10 postage & shipping. No credit cards.
Contact me for a copy. <cgbp@nycap.rr.com>
OR Contact Troy Book Makers, who publish my books
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