Birth Index
16/08/1863 Cryan
Sarah - Cryan
John Carny Honor
Register
MF 1
18 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
09/07/1865 Cryan
Honor Carrana (Caranagh?) Cryan
John Carny Honor
Register 3,
page 4 1 19
Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
02/09/1871 Cryan
Luke Caranagh Cryan
John Carny Honor
Register 3, page
44 1
20 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
09/08/1874 Cryan
Michael Carrowreagh Cryan John
Carney (Carny?) Honor Register
3, page 61 1
21 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
17/11/1861 Cryane
Martin - Cryane
John Carny Mary
Register
MF 1
22 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
17/06/1860 Cryan
Brigid - Cryan
John Corcoran Mary
Register
MF 1
23 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
10/07/1863 Cryan
Catherine - Cryan
John Corcoran Mary
Register
MF 1
24 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
09/10/1859 Cryan
Mary Jane - Cryan
John Dolan Margaret Register
MF 1
25 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
18/11/1861 Cryane
John - Cryane
John Dolan Margaret Register
MF 1
26 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
13/02/1864 Cryan
Joseph - Cryan
John Dolan Margaret Register
MF 1
27 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
18/05/1866 Cryan
James Croghan Cryan John
Dolan Margaret Register 3, page
11 1
28 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
08/08/1868 Cryan
Catherine Croghan Cryan John
Dolan Margaret Register 3, page
25 1
29 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
27/12/1870 Cryan
Stephen Croghan Cryan John Dolan
Margaret Register 3, page
99 1
30 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
15/06/1876 Cryan
John Croghan Cryan John
Dolan Margaret Register 3, page
71 1
31 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
10/08/1882 Cryan
Brigid Croghan Cryan John
Dolan Margaret Register 3, page
99 1
32 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
17/03/1874 Cryan
Margaret Anne Croghan Cryan John
Donlon
(Dolan?) Margaret Register 3, page 59 1
33 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
27/02/1831 Crien
Patrick - Crien
John McDrury Catherine Register 1, page
219 1
34 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
19/03/1822 Crine
John - Crine
John Fairly Catherine Register 1, page
197 1
35 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
02/01/1827 Crine
Thomas - Crine
John Fairly Catherine Register 1, page
181 1
36 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
14/02/1830 Crine
Michael - Crine
John Farely Catherine Register 1, page
207 1
37 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
21/02/1836 Croghan Brigid -
Croghan James McDermott Margaret Register 2,
page 62 2 1
Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
09/12/1838 Croughan Eleanor
- Croughan James
McDermott Margaret Register 2,
page 119 2
2 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
24/10/1830 Croghan Catherine -
Croghan James Travers Catherine
(Winifred?) Register 1, page 212 2
3 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
22/07/1832 Croghan Winifred -
Croghan James Travers Winifred Register 1,
page 222 2
4 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
12/03/1835 Croghan John -
Croghan James Travers
Winifred Register 2, page
40 2
5 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
30/01/1837 Croghan Michael -
Croghan James Travers Winifred Register 2, page
82 2
6 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
24/04/1839 Croghan James -
Croghan James Travers Winifred Register 2, page
127 2
7 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
26/01/1841 Croghan John -
Croghan James Travers Winifred Register 2, page
160 2
8 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
02/06/1843 Croughan (Croghan?) Thomas
- Croughan
(Croghan?) James
Travers Winifred Register
2, page 207 2 9
Cryan/Crohan Birth
Index
01/09/1845 Croghan James -
Croghan James Travers
Winifred Register 2, page
252 2
10 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
18/09/1849 Croghan Patrick -
Croghan James Travers Winifred Register 2, page
292 2
11 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
21/01/1844 Croghan John -
Croghan Patrick Canry
Brigid Register 2, page
220 2
12 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
28/06/1836 Croghan Mary -
Croghan Patrick Fitzwilliam
Brigid Register 2,
page 70 2 13
Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
01/07/1899 Cryan
John Croghan Cryan Andrew
McCormak Teresa Register 3, page
153 2
21 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
15/02/1834 Crien
Margaret - Crien
Bartholomew
(Bernard?) Hanly
Margaret Register 2, page
15 2 22
Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
04/09/1825 Crine
James - Crine
Bernard Hanly Margaret Register 1, page
164 2
23 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
10/02/1828 Creins
Patrick - Creins
Bernard Hanly Margaret Register 1, page
193 2
24 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
18/09/1835 Cryan
Sarah - Cryan
Bernard Hanly Margaret Register 2, page
75 2
25 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
28/04/1839 Cryan
Anne - Cryan
Bernard Hanly Margaret Register 2, page
127 2
26 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
13/07/1823 Crine
Mary - Crine
Bernard Hanly Mary Register 1, page
152 2
27 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
06/03/1817 Cryan
Patrick Fairly Cryan John
Hanly Catherine Register 1, page
80 3
1 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
25/03/1873 Cryan
Mary Carrowreagh Cryan
Luke McOwen Sarah
Register 3, page
54 3
2 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
12/09/1876 Cryan
Patrick Carrowreagh Cryan Luke
McOwen Sarah Register 3, page
69 3
3 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
15/09/1818 Cryan
Dominic - Cryan
Malachy Healy Brigid Register 1, page
92 3
4 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
25/01/1831 Crian
John - Crian
Michael Higgins Eleanor Register 1, page
212 3
5 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
13/07/1834 Cryan
Paul - Cryan
Michael Higgins Eleanor Register 2, page
26 3
6 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
12/09/1836 Cryan
Eleanor - Cryan
Michael Higgins Eleanor Register 2, page
75 3
7 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
05/11/1837 Crine
Mary - Crine
Michael Higgins Eleanor Register 2, page
96 3
8 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
17/12/1834 Crien
Michael - Crien
- Murry Mary
Register 2, page
35 3
9 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
06/11/1840 Cryan
Patrick - Cryan
Patrick O'Beirne
Brigid Register 2, page
156 3
10 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
08/01/1832 Crian
Daniel - Crian
Patrick Butler Brigid Register 1, page
220 3
11 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
09/12/1886 Cryan
Mary Knockroe Cryan
Patrick Connaughton Honor Register 3,
page 116 3
12 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
20/05/1888 Cryan
Honor Knockroe Cryan
Patrick Connaughton Honor Register 3,
page 121 3
13 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
26/09/1889 Cryan
Patrick Knockroe Cryan Patrick Connaughton Honor
Register 3,
page 124 3
14 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
16/10/1892 Cryan
Catherine Knockroe Cryan
Patrick Connaughton Honor Register
3, page 133 3
15 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
05/12/1844 Cryan
Thomas - Cryan
Patrick Cox Honor Register 2, page
237 3
16 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
24/03/1846 Cryan
Mary - Cryan
Patrick Cox Honor Register 2, page
263 3
17 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
13/09/1850 Cryan
Honor - Cryan
Patrick Cox Honor Register
MF 3
18 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
03/10/1852 Cryan
John - Cryan
Patrick Cox Honor Register
MF 3
19 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
10/04/1822 Crine
Mary - Crine
Patrick Croghan Sarah Register
1, page
138 3
20 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
26/10/1823 Crine
Patrick - Crine
Patrick Croghan Sarah Register
1, page
157 3
21 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
24/11/1826 Crine
Thomas -
Crine Patrick Croughan
(Croghan?) Sarah Register
1, page 179 3
22 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
12/08/1848 Cryan
Patrick - Cryan
Patrick Cryan Honor Register 2, page
290 3
23 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
03/10/1833 Crien
Fergal - Crien
Patrick Doud (Dowd?) Mary Register 2, page
6 3
24 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
26/05/1835 Crien
Catherine - Crien
Patrick Doud (Dowd?) Mary Register 2,
page 45 3 25
Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
05/01/1837 Crine
Luke - Crine
Patrick Dowd Mary Register 2, page
81 3
26 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
17/05/1839 Cryan
Sarah - Cryan
Patrick Doud (Dowd?) Mary Register 2, page
134 3
27 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
08/12/1830 Criane
Brigid - Criane
Patrick Doud (Dowd?) -
(Mary?) Register
1, page 212 3
28 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
15/12/1844 Cryan
Thomas - Cryan
Patrick Farrell Catherine
Register 2, page
237 3
29 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
22/06/1846 Cryan
Mary - Cryan
Patrick Farrell Catherine
Register 2, page
269 3
30 Cryan/Crohan Birth Index
18/01/1846 Cryan John - Patrick Flood Brigid N R 2, 259.
30/06/1829 Crian
John Patrick Crogan Sarah N R 1, 202.
08/10/1841 Cryan
Michael Patrick Lewin Mary N.F.A. 2, 175
16/4/1815 Cryan Winifred Patrick Golrick Brigid NR, 1,
63.
23/3/1817 Cryan
Peter Patrick Goldrick Brigid N R, 1, 80.
5/8/1821 Crine
John Patrick Golrick Brigid N R 1,126.
8/10/1833 Crien
Brigid Patrick Moraghan Brigid Nr 2, 6.
4/12/1893 Cryan
Mary Patrick O’ Reilly Catherine Carrowreagh 3, 137
1/4/1895 Cryan
John Patrick O’ Reilly Catherine Carrowrreagh 3, 141.
20/5/1897 Cryan
Thomas Patrick Reilly Catherine Carrowreagh 3,147.
6/5/1899 Cryan
Anne Patrick O’ Reilly Catherine Canaragh 3, 154.
24/1/1855 Cryan
Patrick Peter Carney Catherine N R M F, N R.
28/9/1856 Cryan
Brigid Peter Carny Catherine N R , M F,
N R.
29/6/1858 Cryan Mary Peter Carny Catherine N R, M F, N
R.
3/6/1860 Cryan
John Peter Carny Catherine N R, M F, N R.
22/3/1863 Cryan
Peter Peter Carny Catherine N R, M F, N R.
14/1/1866 Cryone
Luke Peter Carny Catherine Cullentren 3,8.
7/6/1868 Cryan
Catherine Peter Carny Catherine Cullentren 3,24.
2/2/1871 Cryan
Sarah Peter Carny Catherine Cullenrure 3, 39.
17/3/1873 Cryan
Martin Peter Carney Catherine Culleenatreen 3, 53.
15/6/1849 Cryan
Brigid Peter Murry Brigid N R 2, 300.
23/10 1836 Cryan
Mary Peter Murry Mary N R 2,77.
7/4/1839 Cryan
John Peter Murry Mary N R 2, 172.
12/8/1841 Cryan
Catherine Peter Murry Mary N R 2, N R.
8/4/1852 Cryan
Winifred Peter Murry Mary N R M F
15/5/1888 Cryan
Mary Peter Paddin Sarah Carrowreagh 3, 1211
28/6/1890 Cryan
Eleanor Peter Paddin Sarah Carrowreagh 3, 226
18/6/1892 Cryan
John Peter Paddin Sarah Carrowreagh 3, 132.
10/2/1894 Cryan
Susan Peter Paddin Sarah Carrowreagh 3, 138
1/11/1895 Cryan
Patrick Peter Paddin Sarah Carrowreagh 3,142.
7/5/1815 Cryan
Dominic Peter Sharkett Mary N R 1, 63.
24/6/1821 Crine
Patrick Thomas N R , N R, N R, 1,124.
7/4/1817 Crine
Mary Thomas Shannon Mary Derran 1, 71.
From: Fatarm@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Thu, 11 Mar 1999 10:56:14 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] A request for submissions
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Those of you who
have been on this mailing list for some time will
recall thatI have
been trying to put together a database of our ancestors plus all
thoseothers that
are posted to the list or my own research comes across.
Thanks tomany of
you, we have about 2500 names in the database, with whatever
otherscraps of
information (locations, occupations, baptismal sponsors etc.)
we'vecome across.
I've been sitting
on this information for a while, and now that it
looks likeI'll
have a little "relaxation" time before we move into our new house,
I'dlike to get it
in better order. About ten or so new
subscribers have
joinedthis mailing
list since I last asked, so I figure this is a good place
tostart -- would
any of you newbies be willing to post your pre-WWII era
genealogies with
the list? My goal is to reference
researchers to
ancestorsand be
able to assist those wishing to make family connections with
otherresearchers. And to generally promote a sense of family
amongst our
"clan",of
course. The more details, the better,
simply because there are a
lot ofPatricks and
Bridgets ....I'm also hoping to soon email those of you whom have already
shared
your infoto verify
stuff. But give me time to clean it up
first!! Leslie
- - - - - - - - -
- - -Here's a repost of my 'sticking point', or as far back as I've gotten,
as anexample:
- - - - - - - - -
- - -
Robert Cryan
b.1840/1 m. Frances Fox
Robert was in the
Royal Irish Constabulary (RIC) and died at the age of
60 inS.
Dublin. For at least a time, he was
stationed in Castlebar, Co.
Mayo.After he
died, Frances worked as a housekeeper near Dublin. All of her
children emigrated
to the U.S.A., mostly to the New York/New Jersey
area. MyGgrandmother, Agnes, and her mother were
the last to come over c. 1914.
Agneshad worked for Linde Air, the first
Catholic to do so, before
emigrating withher
mother.
A side story my
grandmother remembers Agnes telling:
Before she
emigrated tothe
U.S. she considered going to Argentina.
Apparently many young
Irish womenwere
invited to do so, or were emigrating to Argentina at that time.
Agnesand Frances
then lived in/were housekeeping a boarding house for British
officers who told
Agnes not to go to Argentina because it 'would be
like
whiteslavery.' Can you imagine?! Anyways, it's certainly a colorfulanecdote!
From: "Michael Tobin"
<tobinmi@hotmail.com>Add to Address Book
Date:
Fri, 12 Mar 1999 02:43:21 PST
Subject: [CRYAN-L] Creane office
holders in Sligo town in 1687
To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I recently came
upon a periodical entitled Irish Heritage Links, dated 10 April 1990. Its
distributed from an address in Northern Ireland.In it, for many of the towns in
Ireland, it contains a list of office
holders from 300
years ago.The list is introduced by 'These lists have been extracted from a
copy
of the eighteenth
century publication entitled "The History of the Life and Reign of William
of Nassau and Orange, ...etc".'While the copy I have only lists some
towns, it includes Sligo town and
has the following
information.
" Sligoe
March 21, 1687
Andrew French, Provost
Burgesses, 24
Martin O'Connor, Esq
John Taffe, Esq
Sir William Gore, Baronet
Henry Crafton (or Craston), Esq
Oliver O'Gara, Esq
Kane O'Hara, Esq
Edward Crafton (or Craston), Esq
Pierce Gethin, Esq
James French, Esq
Philip Ormsby, Esq
George Crafton (or Craston), Esq
Terence McDonough, Esq
Walter Philips, Esq
Philip Cox, Merchant
Jasper Brett, Esq
John Creane, Gent
Andrew Lynch, Apothecary
Anthony Creane, Merchant
Peter Darcy, Merchant
John Delap, Merchant
Bartholomew Maly, Merchant
Thomas Jones, Esq
Charles Hart, Gent
Laurence O'Hara, Town Clerk"
The 2 Creane's mentioned
above are Creane's we've mentioned in this
list previously,
and I think are the same Creane family who have a tomb in
Sligo Abbey.
They were regarded
as a leading family in Sligo town in those days. I
haven't come
across references to the family in later centuries yet - I
wonder did the
their line die out, or were they adversely affected by
the plantations
and moved elsewhere?
Does anyone know
what is meant by a Burgess??
Also, does anyone
know why someone's title might be "Gent" while
someone else's
might be "Esq". I always thought they meant roughly the same
thing, but the
above list contains both - which is surprising if they
mean the same
thing. Could it be a Catholic vs Protestant title?
regardsMichael
From: Crogmos@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Fri, 12 Mar 1999 12:49:25 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] For tobinmi@ho
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Here are the
explations of the words you listed from the Oxford
dictionary:-Burgess-
inhabitant of a town or borough especially one with full
munipalrights.
Historical use- a member of parliament for a borough , town oruniversity.
Esquire- a title
appended to a man's surname when no other form of
address isused
such as Mr. not used very much these
days'Historical use -shield bearer.
Gentleman- a man
of good social position or of wealth and leisure
(countrygentleman)
A man of gentle birth attached to a Royal household (gentleman inwaiting)
Gentleman farmer-
a country gentleman who farms.
Hope these
definitions are of help. Pat Moseley
(crogmos@aol.com)
From:
"Michael Tobin" <tobinmi@hotmail.com>Add to Address
Book Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 11:02:01 PST
Subject: [CRYAN-L] Re: A WEE bit
more of St. Pat's Legend, I should say ...
To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
LeslieIrish
holidays are
1 Jan - New Year's Day
17 Mar - St Patrick's Day
Easter Monday (Good Friday is a church holiday
and some companies
give it off while others don't)
1 May - May Day
First Monday in June (Whit weekend)
First Monday in August
Last Monday of October (generally Halloween)
25 Dec - Christmas Day
26 Dec - St Stephen's Day
There are many
other holy days which are Church holidays but not public
holidays.
From: Fatarm@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Sat, 13 Mar 1999 11:18:56 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] Irish Orgz for newbies, a refresher for us all To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Because hunting
for records about our Irish ancestors often turns up the
following terms, I
am forwarding this message to the list to help any
newbiesin the
group who might be struggling with this concept. Please ask
questionsabout
what might still not be clear -- understanding the tiers and
overlaps(and
non-overlaps) is vital to getting what you want!
- - - - - - - - -
- - - - - -
Date: Sun, 14 Feb
1999 13:08:11 EST
From:
Caiside@aol.com
To:
GENIRE-L@rootsweb.com
In a message dated
2/14/99 1:03:01 PM, r.shields@which.net wrote:
<<I see the
word "homeland " used as in the phrase " Ballywhatever will
not be the Parish
but it will be the Homeland ". It is obviously an
administrative
division of some sort. Can someone clarify what it is
preferably in
relation to parishes, rural districts, electoral divisions
and so
forth.>>
The correct term
is Townland. And you are right, it is an administrative
division. Here's
some more info on such divisions:
Civil Divisions
Townland--the
smallest unit of land area, varying from less than
ten acres to thousands. There
are about 64,000 townlands generallyorganized into civil parishes
Civil
Parishes--generally contain about twenty-five to thirty
townlands, as well as towns and
villages. There are about 2,500 civil
parishes.
Barony--a portion
of a county of group of civil parishes. There
are 273 baronies in Ireland.
County--there are
32 of them, in four provinces. The first
counties, Dublin, Louth, and Kildare, were established in the early 13th century by the English;
the last, those of Ulster, established after 1600.
Province--there
are four; Connaught, Leinster, Munster, and
Ulster.
Cities, Towns,
Boroughs, and Wards--separate administrative
areas of varying size. Many
have several civil parishes,
some civil parishes have
several townships. Urban areas
can have boroughs (a town with a
corporation, or a town
that has an MP), a ward is an
adminstrative unit within
a city or large town.
Poor Law
Unions--set up in 1838. Rates, land-based taxes, were
collected in these areas for
maintenance of the poor.
Although named after a large
local town, they don't
always conform to county
boundaries. These districts
later became General
Registrar's Districts.
General Registrar's
Districts--are the areas births, deaths, and
marriages were compiled.
Ecclesiastical
Divisions
Church Parish--the
area a minister or parish priest serves.
Church of Ireland parishes
usually conform to civil
parish boundaries; Catholic
boundaries generally do
not.
Diocese--parishes
are organized into dioceses, with a bishop.
The dioceses contain a certain
number of church parishes
and don't conform to county
boundaries.
All the above was
paraphrased from James G. Ryan "Irish Records: Sources
for Family and
Local History" (Flyleaf Press, 1997).
Hope this
helps,Janet C-S
From: Crogmos@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Sat, 13 Mar 1999 14:42:53 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] Origin of "bally"
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
In the End of
Hidden Ireland by Robert Scally 1995
Oxford University
Pressthe origin of
bally as part of a place name is explained with reference
toBallykilcline as "Such a community as Ballykilcline
was known as a
"baile"
inthe Irish language and so it was called by its people, becoming the
commonprefix bally
in English maps and surveys. But by the nineteenth century
thegeneral usage
in English, both for the community and the surveyed unit
of landin which it
lived, was the townland. Hence, this Roscommon community
was knownas the
townland of Ballykilkline"I hope this helps. Pat Moseley(crogmos@aol.com)
WALKER-GBR
(Walkers in Great Britain -- England, Scotland,
Ireland and Wales)
From: "Michael Tobin"
<tobinmi@hotmail.com>Add to Address Book
Date:
Mon, 15 Mar 1999 04:25:04 PST Subject: [CRYAN-L] Cryans in general Gurteen
area, Co. Sligo To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I have been scanning
through a book by Fr John Finn entitled "Gurteen,
Co. Sligo - its
people and its past", published in 1993.Gurteen is about 5 miles west of
Ballymote in South Sligo. It is along the Tubbercurry-Boyle road, about
half-way between the 2 towns.
The book contains
numerous tables of various records for the Gurteen area, together with some
folklore. Here are the records which mentioned the Cryan name or variants.
You'll notice that its mostly Cryan.
Hope the
information is useful to someone.regardsMichael
Griffiths Valuation 1858:
Townland
Occupier
Cloontycarn
Michael Cryan
Seefin
John Cryan
Seefin
Philip Cryan
Seefin
James Cryan
Moygara
Dominick Crine
Gortygara
John Cryan
Gortygara
Patrick Cryan
Knocknaskeagh
Michael Cryan
Knocknaskeagh
Patrick Cryan
Mullaghroe
Patrick Cryan
A Statistical
Survey of the Cemetries in the Barony of Coolavin
(author and date not provided)
Killaraght
Cemetery
Person Townland Date
John Cryan Ardmoyle Apr 1949
Bridget Cryan Ardmoyle Mar 11 1940
Mary E (Healy) Cryan Ardmoyle Mar 11 1940
Michael Cryan Derrybeg Nov 18 1938
Henrietta Cryan Derrybeg May 4 1971
James Cryan Derrybeg Jun 13 1985
Sinead Henrietta Cryan Derrybeg Dec 31 1976
Knockmore-Mnt Irwin Cemetery
Person Townland Date
Michael Cryan Ougham Mar 24 1954
Patrick Cryan Ougham May 26 1971
Nora Cecelia Cryan Jan 5 1936
Brendan Michael Cryan Jul 8 1934
Elizabeth Cryan Jan 31 1945
Kathleen Cryan Moygara Jun 11 1919
Thomas Cryan Moygara Dec 13 1897
Patrick Cryan Knocknaskeagh Oct 21 1985
Monasteraden Cemetery
Person Townland Date
Honoria Cryan Feb 11 1908
Thomas Cryan
Michael Cryan
Honoria Cryan Clogher Nov 28 1954
Thomas (N.T) Cryan Townaghbrack Sep 18 1905
Mary Cryan Clogher House Aug 28 1968
William Cryan
Templeronan No 1 Cemetery
Person Townland Date
Mary Ellen Cryan Derrynockeran Feb 7 1958
Iain Cryan Derrynockeran Dec 27 1973
Patrick Cryan Moygara May 15 1946
Mary Cryan Moygara Feb 7 1926
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> From: "Family History" <
>Add to Address Book To:
"Caoimhghin O Croidheain" <caoimhghin@yahoo.com> Subject: Re John CRYANand Margaret DOLAN
Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999 12:58:55 -0000
Hi, I am sorry not
to have been to the FHC at Myddleton Place yet. But
I dohope to go this
week.However looking through old postings to add them to my card index, I
foundyour family.
I can match what you wrote with some stuff from the Vital
Statistics CDs
which you may know or you may find interesting
John
CRYAN married Margaret DOLAN 14 Nov 1858 in Boyle RC VS
Joseph born 9 Feb 1864 reg Boyle and
Balleenameen
James christened 9 May 1866 Killucan
and killumnod RC
Catherine born 14 Aug 1868 reg Boyle
and Ball.
Stephen born 26 Dec c 27 Dec 1870 Killucan
and Killumnod RC
Margaret Anne born14 March 1874 c 17
March 1874 Killucanand
Killumnod
RC
John born 11June 1876 c 15 June 1876
Killucan and Killumnod RC
I have not found
any other entries especially those before 1859 - 1864.
There may have
been some but they are not in this collection.I hope that this is useful. Eve
From: Crogmos@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Mon, 15 Mar 1999 09:37:51 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] Croghan births
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I have just
printed off the list of births, the ones I'm trying to find
arefrom Carrogarve
and Ballybrougham townlands near Tulsk Co Roscommon.
There aresome on
the Vital Records index but not the right parish. Does anyone
knowwhich RC
parish/s are covered by the civil parish of Ogalla? any help
muchappreciated.Another
problem that perhaps someone knows the answer- is there any way
toaccess the 1850
census for Syracuse New York state via the internet?
Greetings for St.
Patrick' Day, we have just had our largest parade so
far inBirmingham
England. Pat Moseley (crogmos@aol.com)
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Date: Mon, 15 Mar 1999
11:04:41 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] Re: Croghan births
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Pat, you might try
through USGenWeb. There's a huge
volunteer project
underway to get
U.S. Census data online (and searchable, I believe). I
don'tknow the
status, or whether it's only for a certain census year or
what. Butit's worth checking it out. You can get there through rootsweb if
nothingcomes up
when you search for "usgenweb".
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Book Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 16:23:40 EST
Subject:
Re: [CRYAN-L] A request for submissions To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I am one of the
members who has been meaning to post information for a
longtime...
unfortunately I have little information on the generation (my
greatgrandparents)
who came to America, but here is what I have for them:
James J. Cryan was
born Abt. 1830 in Ballagherdereen, Roscommon,
Ireland, anddied
Aft. 1880 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
Sarah B. McMahon
was born Dec 1838 (in Scotland?), and died Jul 11,
1911 inLowell,
Middlesex, MA. She married James J.
Cryan Oct 6, 1859 (inScotland?).
Looked up by Paul
E Cryan (my grandfather) in Passenger Lists:
SS Aleppo -- Apr
3, 1870
Cryden, Sarah 30 (Matron)
James 10
Anne 8
Mary 6
Bridget 2
Nat. Scotland
(Sarah McMahon
Cryan supposedly sailed about this time to USA fromNewcastleon Tyne, Durham,
England. The names and ages of the
children are closeto theinformation I have, as listed below):
Children of James Cryan and Sarah
McMahon are:
i. Anne E. Cryan, born Apr 1, 1863 in
England; died Nov 7, 1923 inLowell,
Middlesex, MA.
ii. James Cryan, born Abt. 1861; died Dec 17,
1920 in Lowell,Middlesex, MA.
He married Minnie Fox.
iii. Mary Cryan, born Abt. 1866 in England ?;
died Bef. 1911 inLowell,Middlesex,
MA. She married James O'Flahavan
, Sr..
iv. Bridget T. Cryan, born 1867 in England ?;
died Jan 3, 1949 inLowell, Middlesex,
MA.
v. Frank Cryan, born Abt. 1868 in England
??; died young.
vi. Thomas Cryan, born Abt. 1870 in England
??; died 1870 as infant.
vii. Katherine F. Cryan, born 1872 in on ship
from England ?; diedFeb 2,1957 in
Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
viii. John Phillip Cryan , Sr., born Apr 14, 1874
in Lowell,Middlesex, MA;died Feb 3, 1939
in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
ix. Thomas Cryan, born Nov 12, 1876 in Lowell,
Middlesex, MA; diedyoung.
x. Arthur Cryan, born Feb 6, 1878 in Lowell,
Middlesex, MA; diedyoung.
xi.
Alexander Cryan, born Jul 27, 1880 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA;died
Mar27, 1956 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
My Cryan line runs
through viii, John Phillip Cryan. I have
much moreinformation concerning current generations, if anyone connects to thisline
ofLowell, MA Cryans. Jill DeVito
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Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999
16:20:38 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] New LDS search link coming soon to the internet ... To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
The following is
excerpted from the Crain-surname rootsweb mailing list
(sorryfor any
duplications, Crain/Crane researchers!).
Thought it was
newsworthyenough
to be of interest here, too:
[LDS=Later Day Saints, aka
Mormons)
I have been
informed that a new LDS search link will soon be
on-line. Apparently it was undergoing testing when
word got out to the
public about the
site while it was being tested and the load was too
much. The site was planned to go on-line in
March or April. To determine
when, here is some
steps to use.
:
: 1.
Go to LDS.org
: 2. Find Media Resources
: 3. Check News Updates
The news will be posted when
ready. Good Luck Dwayne Crandall
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Date: Thu, 18 Mar 1999
16:32:03 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] For Down Under researchers
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I picked this off
of Gen-Ire, and thought those of you seeking
Australiansmight
be interested:-
Date: Wed, 17 Mar
1999 14:01:20 GMT
From:
ppmay@actonline.com.au (Peter Mayberry)
To:
GENIRE-L@rootsweb.com
Message-ID:
<36efb58d.5196721@news.actonline.com.au>
Subject: Irish
Convicts to NSW 1791-1820
Dear All,
Last year on St.
Patrick's Day, I launched my Irish Rebels to NSW
site.This year, I
have increased the number of Irish Convicts to NSW to
over7400 in the
online searchable database. It now covers most of these
convicts from
1791-1820.
The list of ships
1791-1820 to New South Wales is now on separate web
page.Its possible
to search for a surname for each of the highlighted ships
[except Duke of
Portland (1)]. In my opinion, it's a waste of time if
you're searching
just a surname.
It is better to
use the Convict surname searchable database which
covers1791-1820.
A couple of hints
....If you are searching all convicts from say Kilkenny, then type
kilkennyin the
Search all fields option. This option will return all the
convicts with
Kilkenny as their Trial Place or Native Place.
Try using
variations on your specific surname e.g. Burn Byrne Walsh
Welch Riley
Reilly In the ship option, it's possible
to type in a particular year e.g.
1820 This will return all Irish convicts
transported to NSW in 1820.
The initial
information comes from the microfiche copies of the
ShippingIndents
held by the State Records of New South Wales.
If you have any
problems etc., don't hesitate to contact me.
RegardsPeter
MayberryMy Home Page's URL is http://www.pcug.org.au/~ppmay/
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> From: "Family History" <
>Add to Address Book To: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
<caoimhghin@yahoo.com> Subject: Re: Re John CRYANand Margaret DOLAN
Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 09:49:46 -0000
Hi Caoimhghin,I visited Myddleton Place yesterday and
looked for Charles CRYAN. Sadly
thelatest index on the shelf was the December quarter
of 1997 - I suppose
it isa bit early in the year for 1998. However I
looked through 1997 and 1996
without finding him. Being stupid, I did not ask at
the desk what the
nextstep would be ...... I shall be going again so I
shall persue this
until wefind something. If we knew where he had died
then we could just write
to thelocal registrar enclosing a fee (£6.50) and
giving the particulars
..... butfrom what
you say this is not certain.Leave it with me and I shall follow this again.
Sorry not to have
done better, but never give up......! Eve
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> From: "Family History" <
>Add to Address Book Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999 11:16:38 -0000
Subject: [CRYAN-L] James CRYANand Sarah Mc
MAHON To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
This is most
especially for Jill de Vito but may help others too.
I have just
collected all the CRYAN births in England up to 1880. From
themI have
extracted the births from the 10a registration district which is
County Durham.
Jill originally requested Newcastle Durham England.
Newcastleis in the
county of Northumberland - ie North of the River Tyne and
CountyDurham is
South of the River Tyne, the river being the boundary.
Gatesheadis just
across the river from Newcastle and may account for any
confusion.all
these are CRYANs unless stated.
Date =
year(quarter), 1=Jan-March, 2=April-June etc
10a + number are
the volume and page number of the entry and are
required ifyou
write to request a certificate from the GRO but not if you write to
thelocal
registrar.
James Gateshead 1860(3) 10a 562 *
Anne Gateshead 1862(2) 10a 638 *
Mary Chester-le-Street 1864(2)
10a 438
Margaret Jane Durham 1864(3) 10a 313
Mary Jane Hartlepool 1865(4) 10a 164
Rose E Durham 1866(2) 10a 326 died 1879(2)
Bridget Hartlepool 1867(4) 10a 134
*
Francis Auckland 1868(2) 10a 174
*
Roger Sunderland 1868(3) 10a 539
James Hartlepool 1869(3) 10a 156
Patrick Durham 1869(3) 10a 329
John Thomas Sunderland 1870(2) 10a 612
*?
Joseph Durham 1873(1) 10a 440
Thomas Durham 1875(4) 10a 383
*
Michael CRYNES
Easington 18 76(1) 10a 494
Peter Sunderland 1876(4) 10a 682
* means that it
seems to fit with the family. I hope that this is a
help,Happy hunting
Eve
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Date: Fri, 19 Mar 1999
14:14:11 EST
To:
caoimhghin@yahoo.com Subject:
Lowell Cryans
Dear Kevin Cryan,
You may already
have seen part of this information on the Cryan list (?)
Please let me know
if you have any trouble opening the attached (MS
Word)document; it
contains the older generations of my Cryan tree (down to my
grandfather [Paul
E. Cryan]'s generation), in case you can use any of
theinformation in
your database.
Would you happen
to have any information concerning my great great
grandfather, James
Cryan of Ballaghedereen, Roscommon?
According to my
information, he
was married to Sarah McMahon on Oct 6, 1859, but I do
not knowwhere that
date came from, and I am searching for their marriage record
whichmay be
located in England (Durham or Northumberland) or Scotland.
Informationconcerning
his death (in Lowell, MA) would also be very helpful.
Thank you,Jill
Descendants of Frank O’Reilly
Generation
No. 1
1.
Frank1 O'Reilly
was born 1852, and died Mar 3, 1888. He
married Catherine E. Ultican.
Children
of Frank O'Reilly and Catherine Ultican are:
+ 2 i. Katherine2 O'Reilly.
+ 3 ii. Anna Gertrude O'Reilly, born Sep 13, 1884 in Lowell, Middlesex,
MA; died 1936.
Generation
No. 2
2.
Katherine2 O'Reilly
(Frank1). She married Eugene Malherbe 1922.
Children
of Katherine O'Reilly and Eugene Malherbe are:
+ 4 i. Katherine3 Malherbe.
5 ii. Leonard Malherbe.
3.
Anna Gertrude2
O'Reilly (Frank1) was born Sep 13, 1884 in Lowell, Middlesex,
MA, and died 1936. She married John Phillip Cryan , Sr., son of James
Cryan and Sarah McMahon.
Generation
No. 3
4.
Katherine3 Malherbe
(Katherine2 O'Reilly, Frank1). She married ?? Lee.
Children
of Katherine Malherbe and ?? Lee are:
15 i. Claudia4 Lee.
16 ii. Charles Lee.
(descendants of
Anna Gertrude O’Reilly are listed below)
Descendants of Frank McMahon
Generation
No. 1
1.
Frank1 McMahon. He married Anna Grimes.
Children
of Frank McMahon and Anna Grimes are:
2 i. Alexander2 McMahon.
He married Boomy ??.
3 ii. John McMahon.
4 iii. Margaret McMahon.
+ 5 iv. Sarah B. McMahon, born Dec 1838 in Scotland?; died Jul 11, 1911
in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
6 v. Kitty McMahon, born Abt. 1840.
She married ?? Cavanaugh.
Generation
No. 2
5.
Sarah B.2 McMahon
(Frank1) was born Dec 1838 in Scotland?, and died Jul 11, 1911 in
Lowell, Middlesex, MA. She married James J. Cryan (born abt. 1830 in
Ballagherdereen, Roscommon, Ireland, and died Aft. 1880 in Lowell, Middlesex,
MA) Oct 6, 1859 in Scotland?.
Notes for Sarah B. McMahon:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy (Lowell Cryan researcher; voltene@aol.com),
12/1/98:
Lowell Sun, Friday 14 July 1911
Obituary
CRYAN- Mrs. Sarah Cryan died
last evening at her home, 13 Myrtle
street, after a long illness. Her age
was 71 years and 8 months. Mrs. Cryan
was well known here, having made this city her home for many
years. She is survived by three sons, James,
John P., and Alexander Cryan, and
three daughters, Mrs. John Ort, Miss B. T. Cryan of the Fashion store and
Miss Katie Cryan.
Lowell Sun, 15 Jul, 1911
CRYAN- All that was mortal of
the late Mrs. Sarah Cryan was consigned to its final resting place in the
Catholic cemetery this morning. The
funeral, which was very largely attended, took place from her home, 13 Myrtle street, at 8:30 o'clock and proceeded to St.
Michael's church, where at 9 o'clock a
high mass of requiem was celebrated for the repose of her soul by the
pastor, Rev. John J. Shaw. The choir under the direction of Mr. Thomas
P. Boulger sang the Gregorian mass and Miss Mary O'Donnell presided at the
organ. The solos of the mass were
sustained by Mr. Boulger and Miss
Margaret Griffin. There were
many beautiful floral offerings, among
them being the following; large pillow
of roses, ferns, and carnations, inscribed "Mother " from the sons and daughters of the
deceased; wreath of roses and
carnations, inscribed "Grandma" from the Ort children; spray of carnations form Mr. and Mrs P. H.
Goldman; wreath of white roses from Mr.
and Mrs. Mahoney and Mrs. Slattery; spray of carnations, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. McManmon; spray of
pinks, Mrs. Dennison, Miss Scott and Mrs. Lemerise, employees of
the Fashion; spray of carnations from Edith Walcott Prescott Ladies Auxilliary
of the United Spanish War Veterans, No. 2.
The bearers were Messrs, James
Cryan, Thomas Cryan, Thomas Hayden, James O'Flahavan, William Enwright and John J. Ort. Internment was in the family lot in St. Patrick's
cemetery, where the last sad rites of the Catholic church were conducted by
Rev. Fr. Shaw. Funeral Director, James
W. McKenna in charge.
(Note: The Thomas Cryan
mentioned above is not her son Thomas, but another Cryan (who may have come
from Ireland to stay with the family).
The James O'Flavahan mentioned above is James Cryan Sr., the widower of
Mary Cryan. -- Paul E. Cryan, 2/24/98)
Looked up by Paul E. Cryan in Boston passenger lists:
SS Aleppo -- Apr 3, 1870
Cryden, Sarah 30 (Matron)
James 10
Anne 8
Mary 6
Bridget 2
Nat. Scotland
More About Sarah B. McMahon:
Fact 1: Abt. 1870, Sailed to USA from Newcastle on Tyne,
Northumberland, England
Notes for James J. Cryan:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy, 12/1/98:
All children of James J. Cryan and Sarah McMahon are buried in St.
Patrick's Cemetary, Lowell, MA
e-mailed by Eve Spackman (England Cryan researcher; ), 3/19/99:
I have just collected all the CRYAN births in England up to 1880. From
them
I have extracted the births from the 10a registration district which is
County Durham. Jill originally requested Newcastle Durham England.
Newcastle
is in the county of Northumberland - ie North of the River Tyne and
County
Durham is South of the River Tyne, the river being the boundary.
Gateshead
is just across the river from Newcastle and may account for any
confusion.
all these are CRYANs unless stated.
Date = year(quarter), 1=Jan-March, 2=April-June etc
10a + number are the volume and page number of the entry and are
required if
you write to request a certificate from the GRO but not if you write to
the
local registrar.
James Gateshead 1860(3) 10a 562
Anne Gateshead 1862(2) 10a 638
Mary Chester-le-Street 1864(2) 10a
438
Margaret Jane Durham 1864(3) 10a 313
Mary Jane Hartlepool 1865(4) 10a 164
Rose E Durham 1866(2) 10a 326 died 1879(2)
Bridget Hartlepool 1867(4) 10a 134
Francis Auckland 1868(2) 10a 174
Roger Sunderland 1868(3) 10a 539
James Hartlepool 1869(3) 10a 156
Patrick Durham 1869(3) 10a 329
John Thomas Sunderland 1870(2) 10a 612
Joseph Durham 1873(1) 10a 440
Thomas Durham 1875(4) 10a 383
Peter Sunderland 1876(4) 10a 682
Children
of Sarah McMahon and James Cryan are:
7 i. James3 Cryan, born Abt. 1860 in
Gateshead, Durham, England ?; died Dec 17, 1920 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA. He married Minnie Fox.
Notes for James Cryan:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy,
12/1/98:
Lowell Courier Citizen, Saturday,
18 Dec. 1920
Obituary
James CRYAN
The many friends of James
Cryan, a well known resident of this city,
will regret to learn of his death which
occurred yesterday morning at his home,
37 Elliot street, after a long
illness, at the age of 56.
Deceased was a prominent member of
Branch O'Neil-Crowley, Irish
National Foresters, and for several
years was treasurer of the local
branch. He was also a member of the Celtic Associates. he is survived by two brothers, John and Alexander and three sisters, Mrs. John Ort, and the Misses Bridget T. and Catherine Cryan
[Note: age 56 subtracted from
1920 puts birth around 1864.]
[Note: age 10 from 1870
passenger records on USS Aleppo = 1860.]
[Note: James Cryan birth
record in Gateshead, Durham, England = 1860.]
+ 8 ii. Anne E. Cryan, born Apr 1, 1863 in Gateshead, Durham, England ?;
died Nov 7, 1923 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
+ 9 iii. Mary Cryan, born Abt. 1866 in Durham,
England ?; died Bef. 1911 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
10 iv. Bridget T. Cryan, born 1867 in Hartlepool,
Durham, England ?; died Jan 3, 1949 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
Notes for Bridget T. Cryan:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy,
12/1/98:
Lowell Sun, Tuesday,
4 Jan 1949
Obituary
Bridget T. CRYAN
Bridget T. Cryan, for many years, a resident of St. Patrick's parish, died last night at her home, 284 Adams street. Born in England, she was the daughter of the late James and the late Sarah (McMahon) Cryan. Coming to this country with her parents at
an early age, she settled in Lowell
where she had resided for the past 70 years.
Previous to her retirement, she
was for many years engaged in the
millinery business on Merrimack
street. She was an graduate of the Lowell schools and was a member of the League of Catholic Women and
the Blessed Virgin sodality of St. Patrick's parish. She is survived by a sister, Miss Katie Cryan of this city; a
brother, Alex T. Cryan of Groton and
many neices and nephews.
[Note: age 2 from 1870
passenger records on USS Aleppo = 1867-8.]
[Note: Bridget Cryan birth
record in Hartlepool, Durham England = 1867.]
More About Bridget T. Cryan:
Fact 1: Never married.
Fact 2: Lived with sister
Katie.
11 v. Francis Cryan, born Abt. 1868 in Auckland,
Durham, England ?.
Notes for Francis Cryan:
[Note: not mentioned in 1970
passenger records on USS Aleppo.]
[Note: Francis Cryan birth
record in Auckland, Durham, England = 1868.]
[Note: if Bridget was born in
the 4th quarter of 1967, it is improbable (but still possible) that Francis was
born in the 2nd quarter of 1868].
More About Francis Cryan:
Fact 1: died young
12 vi. Thomas Cryan, born Abt. 1870 in England ??;
died 1870.
More About Thomas Cryan:
Fact 1: died as infant
13 vii. Katherine F. Cryan, born 1872 in on ship
from England ?; died Feb 2, 1957 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
Notes for Katherine F. Cryan:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy,
12/1/98:
Katherine Cryan, buried 2/11/57
St. Patrick's Cemetery, found no
obit.
More About Katherine F.
Cryan:
Fact 1: Never married.
Fact 2: Lived with sister
Bridget.
+ 14 viii. John Phillip Cryan , Sr., born Apr 14, 1874
in Lowell, Middlesex, MA; died Feb 3, 1939 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
15 ix. Thomas Cryan, born Nov 12, 1876 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
More About Thomas Cryan:
Fact 1: died young
Fact 2: Jul 14, 1911, Not
listed in obituary of mother Sarah McMahon.
Fact 3: Jul 15, 1911, This is
not the Thomas Cryan who was a pallbearer of Sarah McMahon.
16 x. Arthur Cryan, born Feb 6, 1878 in Lowell,
Middlesex, MA.
More About Arthur Cryan:
Fact 1: died young
+ 17 xi. Alexander Cryan, born Jul 27, 1880 in
Lowell, Middlesex, MA; died Mar 27, 1956 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
Generation
No. 3
8.
Anne E.3 Cryan
(Sarah B.2 McMahon, Frank1) was born Apr 1, 1863 in
Gateshead, Durham, England ?, and died Nov 7, 1923 in Lowell, Middlesex,
MA. She married John J. Ort Nov 28, 1883 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA, son of Adam Ort
and Charlotte Ryder.
Notes for Anne E. Cryan:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy, 12/15/98:
Marriage
28 Nov 1883, Lowell, MA
John Ort, age..24;
occ...blacksmith; p.o.b.. Lowell; parents.. Adam and Ann
Annie Cryan, age..20; no occ.;
p.o.b..England; parents.. James and Sarah
Married by Rev. C.J. Smith
[Note: Is Ann, mother of John,
mentioned above, aka Charlotte Ryder?]
e-mailed by Karen Murphy, 12/1/98:
Lowell Sun, Wednesday, 7 Nov.
1923
Obituary
ORT-- Mrs. Annie E. (Cryan) Ort, wife of John J. Ort and a resident of Lowell
for over 50 years, died today at her
home, 545 Fletcher street. Deceased was a woman of ideal
character, a loving wife and
mother, devoted to her home and family,
and possesed of a pleasing
personality, she was much loved for her
many fine qualities of mind and heart.
Besides her husband, she leaves
three daughters, Mrs. James (Mary)
O'Flahaven, Mrs. Adelard J. (Emeline
C.) Lambert and Miss Josephine M. Ort; two brothers,
John P. and Alex Cryan, and two
sisters, the Misses Bridget F. and Katherine Cryan; four grandchildren, John, James, Helen and
Lawrence O'Flahaven. Mrs. Ort was a
devout attendant of St. Patrick's church.
[Note: age 8 from 1870 passenger records on USS Aleppo = 1862.]
[Note: Anne Cryan birth record in Gateshead, Durham, England = 1862.]
Children
of Anne Cryan and John Ort are:
+ 18 i. Mary4 Ort, born Oct 28, 1885 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA;
died 1940.
19 ii. Adam Ort, born Jul 5, 1887 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA; died 1909.
+ 20 iii. Josephine Margaret Ort, born Mar 3, 1889 in Lowell, Middlesex,
MA; died Aug 3, 1973 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
+ 21 iv. Emeline
C. Ort, born Oct 30, 1894 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
9. Mary3 Cryan (Sarah B.2 McMahon, Frank1)
was born Abt. 1866 in Durham, England ?, and died Bef. 1911 in Lowell,
Middlesex, MA. She married James O'Flahaven , Sr., son of Lawrence
O'Flahaven and Millie Keenan.
Notes for Mary Cryan:
[Note: age 6 from 1870 passenger records on USS Aleppo = 1864.]
[Note: Mary Cryan birth record in Chester-le-Street, Durham, England =
1864.]
[Note: Mary Jane Cryan birth record in Hartlepool, Durham, England =
1865.]
More About Mary Cryan:
Fact 1: Jul 14, 1911, not mentioned in Sarah McMahon's obituary
Child
of Mary Cryan and James O'Flahaven is:
+ 22 i. James4 O'Flahaven , Jr..
13.
John Phillip3 Cryan ,
Sr. (Sarah B.2 McMahon, Frank1) was born Apr 14, 1874
in Lowell, Middlesex, MA, and died Feb 3, 1939 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA. He married Anna Gertrude O'Reilly, daughter of Frank O'Reilly and Catherine
Ultican.
Notes for John Phillip Cryan ,
Sr.:
e-mailed by Karen Murphy, 12/1/98:
Lowell Sun, Monday, 6 Feb. 1949
Obituary
John P. Cryan
John P. Cryan, husband of the late Anna G. (O'Reilly) Cryan, and residing at 59 Temple street, died late Saturday night at the Massachusetts
General hospital in Boston.
Mr. Cryan was born in Lowell
in St. Patrick's parish, the son of the
late James J. and Sarah (McMahon) Cryan and had always made his home in Lowell. For the past 22 years, he had been a communicant of St. Peter's
parish. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War and was a
prominant member of Gen. Adelbert
Ames Camp, U.S.V., having been a past
commander of the post and at the time of his death, was serving as chaplain.
Since 1912, he had been secretery-treasurer of the United
Commercial Travelers of America, Lowell
Council.
He leaves seven sons, James U.,
Francis D., Arthur P., John P., Jr., Thomas F., Paul F.
Gerald F. Cryan; and two
daughters, the Misses Catherine P. and
Eileen M. Cryan, all of Lowell; one brother,
Alexander T. Cryan, of Groton, and two sisters, Bridget T. and Katie F. Cryan, of Lowell.
He has two grandchildren. The
body was taken to his home where friends may call.
Children
of John Cryan and Anna O'Reilly are:
+ 22 i. James Ultican4 Cryan, born Jul
22, 1908 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA; died Jan 29, 1990 in Yarmouth, MA.
+ 23 ii. Francis David Cryan, born Mar 1, 1910 in
Lowell, MA; died Apr 12, 1981 in Tyngsboro, MA.
+ 24 iii. Arthur Philip Cryan , Sr., born Jun 25, 1911
in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
+ 25 iv. John Phillip Cryan , Jr., born Jun 26, 1913;
died Jul 1987 in Lowell, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
+ 26 v. Catherine Pearl Cryan, born Aug 29, 1917.
+ 27 vi. Eileen M. Cryan, born Apr 7, 1919; died Sep
1954 in Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
28 vii. Thomas F. Cryan, born Jun 10, 1920; died Mar
18, 1944 in KIA WWII.
More About Thomas F. Cryan:
Fact 1: Mar 18, 1944, Shot
down while flying over France during WWII.
+ 29 viii. Paul Eugene Cryan, born Aug 11, 1922 in
Lowell, Middlesex, MA.
+ 30 ix. Gerald F. Cryan, born Sep 12, 1924.
From: RoCryan@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Sat, 20 Mar 1999 12:14:18 EST
To:
caoimhghin@yahoo.com Subject:
Hello Kevin Cryan
Hi Kevin, My First
cousin, Mary Jane Cryan Pacini who lives in Italy
suggestedI write
to regarding your knowledge of travel in Ireland. My 15 year
old sonand I will
be in Mohill, Leitrim/Dublin July 15 -27 and are planning a
hop toEngland for
three more days. I wondered if you knew
of a family who
mightlike to swap
houses - or stay with us for any amount of time in our home
overlooking
Quincy/Hingham Bay - Quincy, Massachusetts (just 7 miles
south
ofBoston)? We're well set for
accommodations in Ireland while we are
there, butI have a
feeling I won't want to leave as so as planned!
Thanks for
yourhelp. Rosalie Anne Cryan
From:
Fatarm@aol.comAdd to Address Book
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999
11:19:30 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] Updated taglines
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I've updated our
mailing lists' taglines to include the websites of
subscribers. Here are the ones I've noted, please let me
know if I've
forgotten your
website and I will fix my error. Also
let me know if
I'vecited your
(below) website incorrectly:
www.inch.com/~amethyst/family.htm
www.geocities.com/heartland/woods/6036/index.html
www.geocities.com/soho/square/3038/index.html
www.geocities.com/heartland/ranch/2926
www.angelfire.com/ma.evitaeap/index.html
members.tripod.com/~havana_2/index-2.html
From: "Roger Cryan and Regina
Pana-Cryan" <cryan@avana.net>Add to Address Book
Date:
Mon, 22 Mar 1999 21:24:36 -0500 Subject: [CRYAN-L] Recycling old mail - stirring
up the pot? To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
I was looking over
my older messages, and as I spent some time with this
gem, I wasn't sure
that I ever pointed out that I've got the marriage
record for James
Cryan and Honor Beirne. They don't show
up in the
Boylerecords
because they were married in the (mostly) Sligo parish of
Kilfreeand
Killaragt on February 8, 1853. Their
witnesses were one Patrick
Cryanand one
Wilhelmina Gainly.
Also, I saw that
Karen didn't have the names and dates for all of James
andHonor's
children. I'll also add some data to
what Eve sent me.
So here is the
augmented version of the old family tree!
I have more detail
coming toward the present; if anyone thinks i've got
Something for
them, come on.
If anyone has more
info for me, come on.
This list is
great; and no, i'm not drunk, just trying to have some fun.
> From: Family
History < >
> To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
> Subject:
[CRYAN-L] New Year presents -
> Date:
Saturday, January 02, 1999 8:16 AM
> > A Happy
New Year to everyone,
> > For
Roger -
> I hope that
this fits the bill. If you wish to check them, the records
are> available
to read at the LDS Family History Centres, but they may
have to> send
away to acquire them.
> codes - c =
christening or baptism
> IGI = International Genealogical
Index, available in all
public>
libraries(of a reasonable size) in England presumably also in the USA
> index = the reference no given to
all civil registrations,
andis> required
if you wish to send to the "National Registry" in Dublin for
the>
certificate.
> James CRYAN -
Died before 1901
> Honor BEIRNE
- The 1901 Census said she spoke Irish and English, her
children only
English
married Feb 8,
1853 at Kilfree & Killaragt parish (which might have gone
over the county
line???). She claimed to be 60 in the
1901 census -
thatwould have
made her 13 when she was married; but this family always lied
like thieves about
their age, (right down to the most recently deceased
generation, may
they rest in peace). Also, she shows as
born in
Roscommonin the
same Census.
> children
> Michael c 5
Nov 1854 Boyle RC - Came to America - Lowell, then Rhode
Island? Maybe
Walter Cryan's grandfather? My grandfather always said
Walter
Cryan (a long-time
Providence newscaster) looked like his family.
> Bridgit c 24
Feb 1856 Boyle RC - Mrs. Delia McKinney (thanks, Karen)
> Anne c 13
Dec1857 Boyle RC - prob. married a man
named Welsh or Walsh
and moved to
Ulster
> James c 2 Oct
1859 Boyle RC - Claimed to be 30 in 1901.
Married Ann
Cryan from
Brougher Ballinafad; no kids - left farm to her nephew James
Cryan, whose widow
still lives in the house.
> Martin c 29
Sept 1861 Boyle RC - My great granddad - came to Lowell,
diedduring the
flood in 1938.
> Hanoria c 22
Nov 1863 Boyle RC - I didn't know about this one.
> John 17 Aug 1865 IGI prob birth(index 14.98) -
Claimed to be 20 in
1901!!! Never married, died an old man in Ireland;
Joe Cryan, Sr.,
said herode his
horse into town (Boyle) every Saturday night to dance.
> no John death in the national
registers
> John 30 Aug
1865 IGI probably christening of the same John
> Mary Jane
birth 2 Jan 1870 - Came to Lowell, took my Grandpa to the
amusement park,
went back to Ballinanulta and died an old maid.
Claimed tobe
18!!!???!!! in 1901.
> > The most
probable parents for James CRYAN are
> Michael CRYAN
and Bridgit FURY(various spellings)
> The names fit
those of James first two children
> children
> Anne c 20 Nov
1816 Boyle RC
> Mary c 1
April 1819 Boyle RC
> Winifred c 24
Oct 1820 Boyle RC
> Bridget c 9
Oct 1822 Boyle RC
> James c 2
July 1824 Boyle RC ***** your James ????
> Margaret c 5
April 1826 Boyle RC
> John c March 1830 (no date given)
>
> possibly
Honor Beirne's parents are James and Anne ?????
Thanks, eve, that
was beautiful. What i really need now,
and can't do
Fromatlanta, is to
look at the lorton estate records for the tenancy of that
Plot in the
ballinanultagh townland in the 1850's.
Some of kevin's
Deathrecords
indicate that there were cryans there before the 1853 wedding,
Andthat a death or
two (and the resulting inheritance of the lease) were
Thecause of that
wedding. Since lorton's agent managed
most of his estate
(i.e., there was
the usual layer after layer of tenant and subtenant)
Thiscould be
fruitful research for anyone trying to find cryans in n.
Roscommon, e.
Sligo, or sw leitrim.
> i had asked
about the rorkes, who were the neighbors of the cryans in
Ballinanultagh,
and who, i was told, came there together from sligo.
Of course, my
grandfather said that the family had been on the same plot
For 1200 years, so
we have a contradiction in the sources - what aSurprise!
> Re RORKE
> Over my
records the name Farrel varies in its spelling considerably
from
> Fargallo to
Francis to Fergallus to Farrellii to all variations in one
> family with
the same wife. So I must conclude that a Farrell could be
any
> one of the
above variations
> Thus - I have
-Patrtium(Patrick) ROARK c 8 Feb 1829
> parents Farrell
ROARK and Bridgetae WINN
Boyle
RC
> Fergalus RORKE c 26 Jan
1827
> parents Fergalus
RORKE and Brigida WINN
Boyle
RC
> > it would
seem that Farrel(various spellings) RORKE and Brigid
WINN/WYNNE
> had 10
children from 1818 - 1842 of which Fergalus/Farrell and Patrick
are
> no 4 & 5
> A Farrel
RORKE married a Mary CARROLL and had a daughter Anne
christened15>
Nov 1847 in Boyle RC
> I have no
indications on where they lived. There are lots of RORKEs
butvery> few
Farrells.
> > I have
no other records on any of the above
> > All the
best Eve
>
From:
Fatarm@aol.comAdd to Address Book
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 1999
22:39:20 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] Fwd: New Cryan website
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
This is a
multi-part message in MIME format.
Don't forget, it's
OUR mailing list! You may post whatever
you please,
oneand all, by
emailing "Cryan-L@rootsweb.com" directly ... please do,
because wecan all
learn from one another ...
Here's notice of a
new page (I'm going to go peek in a few minutes) ....
Hi Leslie,
My web site is
brand new so I haven't announced it yet but I would
appreciate mention
of it on your list.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cregan/index.htm
Thanks a bunch!
Jo
From: Fatarm@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Mon, 22 Mar 1999 23:08:00 EST
Subject:
[CRYAN-L] GenConnect Surname BBS To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Jo's great webpage
linked me into the GenConnect system, and if you
haven'texplored
around there yet, there are things for Cregans and Crains
already up.You
might want to check it out:
http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Surnames/C.html
or hyperlink: <A
HREF="http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/index/Surnames/C.html">GenConnect
Surname
Index</A>
And I also wish to
apologize to Lyle for getting his homepage's address
mixedup. It should have read: //members.tripod.com/~havana_2/index.html
Here's the
hyperlink:
<A
HREF="http://members.tripod.com/~havana_2/index.html">Danial
Cryan-
Ire.Can.and
USA</A>
Enjoy these
interesting sites!
Reply-To: "Family History" <
> From: "Family History" <
>Add to Address Book Date: Tue, 23 Mar 1999 09:50:23 -0000
Subject: [CRYAN-L] Re CRYAN and
RORKE/ROURKE/O'ROARK To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Hi Roger,
Thank you for your
update on the 13 yr old brides and the 18 yr old
grandfathers,
great aunts etc. A colourful lot ,I would say. Much better
that the bland
birth and death dates.
I have recently
added considerably to my files and have found the
following.I wonder
if it explains the CRYAN / RORKE link AND where they may have
comefrom.
Philip CRYAN
married Brigid O'ROARK on 28 Oct 1826 in Taunagh RC ie
Riverstown Co
Sligo for them I have 7 children with two gaps in the sequence where there
may ormay not be
others
Mark c 23 Jan 1828
in Taunagh RC
Mary c 26 April
1829 in Taunagh RC
Brigid c 4 Feb 1831 ..
Catherine c 7 Dec
1832 ..
-
Honor c 6 May
1837 ..
James c 5 March
1839 ..
-
Elizabeth c 11 Nov
1843 ..
You may be
interested that this is the next parish to the NE of Keash,
whichis adjacent
to Gurteen(ie Killaragt and Kilfree), and Aghanagh, which in
turn are adjacent
to and slightly to the NW of Boyle. (These all being
theRC parishes).
The total distance being about 15 miles(a rough guess,
but itputs the
scale into perspective).Happy hunting, all you colourful CRYANs, Eve
From: Fatarm@aol.comAdd to Address Book Date:
Wed, 24 Mar 1999 14:51:03 EST Subject:
[CRYAN-L] New Jersey Cryans To:
CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Somewhere in the
back of my genealogy notebook is the broad clue that I
havecousins living
in the New York/New Jersey area. I don't
know if anyone
onthis list is
also related to someone from that area, or may even
currentlylive
there now, but here's a shot at getting somewhere with it:
>From looking
at some obituaries pulled up with a reference to "Cryan",
I foundtwo women
who died in the 1990's to have beloned to the John Cryan
Associationof
South Orange, NJ. I'd never heard of
such an organization, and a
quickcall to 411
(information) revealed that the phone company doesn't have
arecord for them
either. I'm wondering if anyone on the
east coast or
Jerseyarea has
heard of this organization?
In addition, I
copied down the following obit for a Martin A. Cryan of
NewJersey to
share: (published in the No. New Jersey
"Record",
27-02-1992, p.e07)
"Before
retiring in 1973, he was a shipping clerk for Uniroyal Co.,
Passaic,for 37
years. He was a parishioner of Most
Sacred Heart of Jesus, R.C.
Church... Surviving are his wife, two sons and stepson,
6 grandkids & 1
Ggrandkid."
In addition, a
reference in the "Record" obit listings mentions a Rev.
JohnCryan of
Bayonne, NJ (as a surviving nephew of a deceased).
I'm going to
search around the "Record" for other surname variations
soon --Leslie
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 23:32:04, -0500
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