Major
Murphy suggested that it would be far better for
them
repair their fences than fining them. Cryan
protested
that his fences were in excellent repair
whilst
Spellman vehemently alleged that they were down
last
Spring.
Major
Murphy said they would give a decree for 2s and
costs
against Spellman and remarked that the money
they
had paid would repair the fences if they had
agreed
to do so.
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 15:08:00 +0000 (GMT)
From: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
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Address Book
Subject: [Cryan et
al.] Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 67
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 67
17
jan 1903
News
in Brief
There
is a Mr Eugene Crean MP now perambulating
Roscommon
who is held at his true value in his native
was
left at the very bottom of the poll when he
represented
him
that they hunted him and he had to try elsewhere
and
with all his frothy talk indoors he has shunned
the
risk of jail like the pestilence. He is a
“Bounder”
of the Hebrew gold variety who will never
risk
his skin in prison.
Date: Thu, 10 Jan 2002 15:09:06 +0000 (GMT)
From: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
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Subject: [Cryan et
al.] Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 68
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 68
21
mar 1903
p6
Mohill
Petty Sessions
Alleged
Larceny
Luke
Mc Keam summoned Patrick Cryan , Mary Cryan and
Mary
A Cryan for alleged larceny. Mr Corscadden - I
appear
for the defendants and I would ask your
worships
to let the case stand until this day
fortnight.
One of the defendants - Mrs Cryan - is very
ill,
and I was only informed of the matter last night
by
her husband. The case was accordingly adjourned.
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 21:24:17 +0000 (GMT)
From: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
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Subject: [Cryan et
al.] Roscommon Herald
Articles 1901
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles 1901
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
12
jan 1901
[p1
cartoon re irish lang]
26
jan 1901
p1
[gaelic notes: bilingual education art]
2
feb1901
Labourers
act inq Intro and Creeve LAST PAGE small art
9
feb 1901
p11
[Longford
town comis: Renaming the streets] art
2
mar 1901
p1
[cartoon re renaming the streets in Irish]
9
mar 1901
[longford
town commissioners The Irish
Revival-streetnames
art]
also[obit
malachy coleman]
16
mar 1901
[news
in brief - no's of people who speak Irish]
23
mar 1901
football
boyle vs c o s cryan on team art
also
sligo union tobacco for inmates hugh cryan art
also
[ad for lecture by hyde last page]
30
mar 1901
[the
gaelic revival: hydes lecture in ballaghdereen,
p2
long art]
also
p3 castlerea petty sessions Brothers differ thos
vs
martin crean art
also
UIL Keash branch co sligo full of cryans art
6
apr 1901
[Croghan
branch pat eardly, m]
27
apr 1901
p2
Boyle race committee cryan art
also
Ballymote petty sessions Mr Cryans case art
25
may 1901
p1
[irish on cart, cartoon]
also
Ballymote petty sessions the Keash case martin
cryan
art
1
june 1901
p2
[voice photography: graphophone, art]
also
Presentation Brothers Schools Boyle Annual sports
day
on
Whit Monday John Cryan art
8
jun 1901
p7
Boyle no 2 district Mr Cryan re elected art
22
jun 1901 p3
[electric
light] art
29
Jun 1901
Ballymote
petty sessions The Keash case E. Cryan art
20
Jul 1901
p3
Ballymote petty sessions assault thomas cryan,
knockaligan
art
Mullaghroe
Petty sessions Captain Crene RM [Crean,
Crane,
Crene] M.
3
Aug 1901
Cartoon
of Crane RM [Crean, Crane, Crene]
10
Aug 1901
p3
Boyle Union Keadue Pump J Cryan art
also
Boyle Creamery Carrowcrory Auxilliary J Cryan art
12
oct 1901
[Electric
lighting of boyle, also in article- First
photo
portraits]
also
News in Brief Captain Crean RM [Crean, Crane,
Crene]
"Captain
Crean RM who was so conspicuous during the
disturbances
in Bally mote has been transferred to
Tralee"
9
nov 1901
Death
of Luke Beirne
Ballinameen
4th
last page
30
Nov 1901
[Voice
Photography parties!]
ad
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 69
30
Nov 1901
News
in Brief
A
very interesting little work entitled “Conversation”
for
the use of Irish students has been brought out by
Rev.
Bernard Crehan CC and by Mr B J Goff, Elphin. The
work
has been compiled by the Elphin branch of the
Gaelic
League and contains matter which must prove
very
interesting to the Gaelic Leaguers. It can be
obtained
for 2p.
14
Dec 1901
p4
Terrific
Blaze in Boyle
Corporal
Cryan and Private Cryan
art
fin
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2002 21:25:16 +0000 (GMT)
From: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
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Address Book
Subject: [Cryan et
al.] Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 69
To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 69
30
Nov 1901
News
in Brief
A
very interesting little work entitled “Conversation”
for
the use of Irish students has been brought out by
Rev.
Bernard Crehan CC and by Mr B J Goff, Elphin. The
work
has been compiled by the Elphin branch of the
Gaelic
League and contains matter which must prove
very
interesting to the Gaelic Leaguers. It can be
obtained
for 2p.
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Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2002 22:52:52 EST
Subject: [Cryan et al.] "Cregane" - Repost
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To: CRYAN-L@rootsweb.com
Pardon
me if you've already seen this, but it caught my attention and I
thought
I'd repost in case someone else had missed it ...
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Subject:
[Roscommon-l] Connaught Journal; Aug 14, 1823
Connaught
Journal
published
Galway, Ireland
Thursday,
August 14, 1823
On
the night of Sunday last, between the hours of twelve and one, the
houseof
a man named DUGAN, residing at Cregane, near this town, parish of
Drum,Co
Roscommon, was maliciously set on fire by a party of incendiaries.
Thepoor
man and family were buried asleep in bed, at the time, but were
providentially
awakened by the suffocating impressions they were
receivingfrom
the smoke, and escaped without injury. Their house and little
furniture,
however, fell prey to the flames. This and former outrages,
arethe
emanations of a system, which, lurking in the neighbourhood, gives,
byintervals,
manifestations of its existence, without being as yet
discovered.---Athlone
Herald.
Cathy
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2002 00:39:54 -0500
From: "Melinda Jean Fountain"
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To: caoimhghin@yahoo.com
Subject: Cryan research
Dear
Kevin,
My
name is Melinda Fountain, I am a college student in Upstate New York
in
the
United States doing some research on my grandmother's Irish
heritage. Like so many Americans we don't have very
well kept family
records,
so I am starting my with grandmother's surname of Cryan and
trying
to
go backward from there. I know that she
was born in 1916 and that
both
of her parents were immigrants from Ireland, but that's as far
back
as I can go. This is quite a
challenge! Since you have done such
extensive
research
on
the Cryan family I was wondering if you could let me know some basic
information,
such as if the Cryan name is very common in Ireland (or
was)
and depending on that answer if you have any advice on getting
started.
Thank
you in advance for your assistance!
Melinda
Fountain
Date: Sat, 19 Jan 2002 14:30:09 +0000 (GMT)
From: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
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Subject: lists
To: caoimhghin@yahoo.com,
caoimhghin@writerscentre.ie
Roscommon
Herald 1900
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
3
Feb
p8
Boyle
Teachers As.
Cryan
m.
17
feb
[lighting
of Boyle]
3
mar
p3
Messrs
John Cryan Boyle
and
John Gavican, Mockmoyne were admitted shareholders
Boyle
Creamery
m.
28
Apr
p9
UIL
[Splendid
demo at Croghan]
art
18
aug
p1
[Motor
cars in Boyle]
art
p3
[obit
James Beirne Warren Boyle]
art
25
aug
News
in Brief
All
arrangements are now complete for the holding of
the
Boyle Athletic and Cycling Sports which take place
on
Sunday in the Drill Field which has been kindly
given
for the occasion by Mr John Cryan.
see
also p5 report of event
m.
1
sep
Summer
Hill College Sligo
Honors
List
Edward
Crean
Pass
in Latin French English Arithmetic Euclid
m.
also
News
in Brief
Miss
Amy Cryan, daughter of Mr Cryan the respected
teacher
of Townybrack National School Ballaghdereen,
has
taken second place in all Ireland in the Middle
Grade
Intermediate Examination.
m.
15
Sep
p5
Ballymote
Petty Sessions Sligo
A
Keash Licensing Case
Martin
Cryan and Margaret Cryan
art.
29
sep
p1
Boyle
Creamery
James
Cryan
m.
also
p4
Ballymote
Petty Sessions Sligo
Old
Case of Trespass
Catherine
Cryan
art
6
oct
News
in Brief
[Marriage
of Constance Gore Booth]
27
oct
[Boyle
Qtr Sess- An Estersnow case- Beirne]
art
27
oct
Ballymote
Petty Sessions Sligo
Poaching
Mary
Cryan
art
3
nov
p1
[Croghan
great october fair]
art
17
nov 1900
Dromod
Petty Sessions [fr hourican, drumsna]
24
Nov 1900
[p1
the gaelic league, croghan creamery cartoon,
p3
extraordinary scene at croghan creamery]
24
nov 1900
[croghan
petty sessions
An
Eastersnow case Martin Beirne
art]
1
Dec 1900
p1
1st col
[Longford
notes Gaelic League and gaelic notes, art]
[land
sub commission Longford, hourican]
8
dec 1900
[p1
Gaelic notes art]
also
[obit p3 p. houtican]
also
[Hyde and mcAleese art]
15
dec 1900
News
in Brief [hyde's play and lecture]
also
[castlerea district news: gaelic revival in
castlrea]
22
dec 1900
[gaelic
notes: irish in school art]
[hyde
[war items page] 7the col art]
fin
Roscommon
Herald Articles 1901
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
12
jan 1901
[p1
cartoon re irish lang]
26
jan 1901
p1
[gaelic notes: bilingual education art]
2
feb1901
Labourers
act inq Intro and Creeve LAST PAGE small art
9
feb 1901
p11
[Longford
town comis: Renaming the streets] art
2
mar 1901
p1
[cartoon re renaming the streets in Irish]
9
mar 1901
[longford
town commissioners The Irish
Revival-streetnames
art]
also[obit
malachy coleman]
16
mar 1901
[news
in brief - no's of people who speak Irish]
23
mar 1901
football
boyle vs c o s cryan on team art
also
sligo union tobacco for inmates hugh cryan art
also
[ad for lecture by hyde last page]
30
mar 1901
[the
gaelic revival: hydes lecture in ballaghdereen,
p2
long art]
also
p3 castlerea petty sessions Brothers differ thos
vs
martin crean art
also
UIL Keash branch co sligo full of cryans art
6
apr 1901
[Croghan
branch pat eardly, m]
27
apr 1901
p2
Boyle race committee cryan art
also
Ballymote petty sessions Mr Cryans case art
25
may 1901
p1
[irish on cart, cartoon]
also
Ballymote petty sessions the Keash case martin
cryan
art
1
june 1901
p2
[voice photography: graphophone, art]
also
Presentation Brothers Schools Boyle Annual sports
day
on
Whit Monday John Cryan art
8
jun 1901
p7
Boyle no 2 district Mr Cryan re elected art
22
jun 1901 p3
[electric
light] art
29
Jun 1901
Ballymote
petty sessions The Keash case E. Cryan art
20
Jul 1901
p3
Ballymote petty sessions assault thomas cryan,
knockaligan
art
Mullaghroe
Petty sessions Captain Crene RM [Crean,
Crane,
Crene] M.
3
Aug 1901
Cartoon
of Crane RM [Crean, Crane, Crene]
10
Aug 1901
p3
Boyle Union Keadue Pump J Cryan art
also
Boyle Creamery Carrowcrory Auxilliary J Cryan art
12
oct 1901
[Electric
lighting of boyle, also in article- First
photo
portraits]
also
News in Brief Captain Crean RM [Crean, Crane,
Crene]
"Captain
Crean RM who was so conspicuous during the
disturbances
in Bally mote has been transferred to
Tralee"
9
nov 1901
Death
of Luke Beirne
Ballinameen
4th
last page
30
Nov 1901
Voice
Photography parties!
ad
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 69
30
Nov 1901
News
in Brief
A
very interesting little work entitled “Conversation”
for
the use of Irish students has been brought out by
Rev.
Bernard Crehan CC and by Mr B J Goff, Elphin. The
work
has been compiled by the Elphin branch of the
Gaelic
League and contains matter which must prove
very
interesting to the Gaelic Leaguers. It can be
obtained
for 2p.
14
Dec 1901
p4
Terrific
Blaze in Boyle
Corporal
Cryan and Private Cryan
art
fin
Roscommon
Herald 1902
4
Jan
UIL
Keash
JM
Cryan JP
Boyle
Union
John
Cryan JP
m.
Football
Boyle
Freebooters
Jack
Cryan
M.
11
Jan
(Strokestown
Petty Sessions
man
bound to the peace for speaking Irish)
Jan
18
(Larceny
-French girl tried with french trans)
Boyle
Race Committee
Appeal
to the town
J
Cryan
Art
8
Feb
p4
Boyle Teachers Association
"(3)
That we deeply sympathise with Mr Cryan and
family
of Croghan on the premature death of John
Cryan"
EJ Kenny and PJ Beirne, secs
15
mar
Boyle
v Castlerea
John
Cryan
Art
(P2
Ballaghdereen
Coleman-creamery)
Boyle
Union
J
Cryan jp
Supplement
to Herald
Funeral
of Henrietta Fry
With
MR J Cryan and P Beirne NT Croghan
m
22
mar
p2
Obituary
Death
of Miss Mary J Cryan
Croghan
Female School
art
Supplement
to Herald
Roscommon
Union
Application
of inmate Andrew Crean
5
children
art
April
5
(Erin
the tear …
Lessons
in Irish)
(Supplement
to Herald
Death
of centenarian Ellen Egan 113
b.1789)
19
apr
(Gaelic notes-Sinn Fein
Hybrids
re: Irish language)
Death
of EC Robinson?
J
Cryan
m.
Boyle
Creamery
J
Cryan
Art
26
Apr
News
in Brief
Mr
John Cryan, Chairman of Boyle No 2 District Council
purchased
a well bred bull at the Dublin Cattle Show
for
Ł40 from the representatives of the Rev. Mr Smith,
Oaklands,
Boyle.
Boyle
Race Meeting
John
Cryan
M
Lime
for Sale at Cryans Kilns (Lately Judges)
Ad.
8
Mar
Obituary
Mrs
Catherine Cryan
Bridgetown
Carrick-on-Sshannon
Pat
and John [sons]
Kate,
S.J. and B. Fallon [daughters]
art.
3
May
The
Elections
Boyle
no 2
Templevanny
John M Cryan
Carrowcrory
m.
14
Jun
Shocking
Accident near Boyle
Mr
Cryan’s
[death
of John Naylor]
art.
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 64
13
Sep 1902
News
in Brief
The
numerous friends of Master T. Finn of Clooneen,
Gurteen,
Co. Sligo, will be glad to hear of his
success
at the recent Civil Service examination. Great
credit
is due to Master Finn as he attended Mr.
Cryan’s
Civil Service classes only for four months
preceding
the examination and was so fortunate to be
so
successful on his first attempt.
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 65
13
Sep1902
Boyle
Marriages
Cryan
and Devine - On September 2nd at St Francis
Xavier’s
church, Gardiner St, Dublin, with Nuptial
Mass,
Mr. John Cryan, merchant of Bridge St, Boyle was
married
to Miss Eleanor, Mary (May) Devine, second
eldest
daughter of Mr. Fitzmaurice Devine, merchant,
Ballyfarnon,
Co Roscommon. The marriage ceremony was
performed
by Rev George J Coyle PP, Highwood, assisted
by
Very Rev Canon B R Coyne PP VF, Boyle, and the Very
Rev
Fr Conmee SJ.
18
Oct 1902
Obituary
Michael
Cryan
Ballymote
Co Sligo
art.
25
oct 1902
[page
1 A Strange Language]
art
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 66
15
Nov 1902
Boyle
Petty Sessions
Bernard
Cryan summoned his neighbour James Spellman,
for
the trespass of calves on his tillage on the 25th
and
29th of September. Spellman had a cross-case
against
Cryan for the trespass of a goat on his land
on
the 5th of November.
Major
Murphy suggested that it would be far better for
them
repair their fencesthan fining them. Cryan
protested
that his fences were in excellent repair
whilst
Spellman vehemently alleged that they were down
last
Spring.
Major
Murphy said they would give a decree for 2s and
costs
against Spellman and remarked that the money
they
had paid would repair the fences if they had
agreed
to do so.
22
nov 1902
p10
Sligo
Union
Big
Change Proposed
Hugh
Cryan
art
13
dec 1902
page
1[The Growth of the Gaelic League]
cartoon
13
dec 1902
Mohill
Petty Sessions
Threatening
Language
Joseph
Cryan Aughadrumbeg
art
13
dec 1902
p8
Boyle
Sub Land Commission
Cryan
v King - Harman
James
Cryan and son Andrew Cryan
art
20
dec 1902
p1
[the
Anti-Gaelic Irish]
cartoon
fin
Roscommon
Herald 1903
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 67
17
jan 1903
News
in Brief
There
is a Mr Eugene Crean MP now perambulating
Roscommon
who is held at his true value in his native
Cork.
Last year when he stood as a Town Councillor he
was
left at the very bottom of the poll when he
represented
Queens County, the people got so tired of
him
that they hunted him and he had to try elsewhere
and
with all his frothy talk indoors he has shunned
the
risk of jail like the pestilence. He is a
“Bounder”
of the Hebrew gold variety who will never
risk
his skin in prison.
21
mar 1903
p3
St
Patricks Day in Ballaghdereen
art
cryan-l@rootsweb.com
Roscommon
Herald Articles No. 68
21
mar 1903
p6
Mohill
Petty Sessions
Alleged
Larceny
Luke
Mc Keam summoned Patrick Cryan , Mary Cryan and
Mary
A Cryan for alleged larceny. Mr Corscadden - I
appear
for the defendants and I would ask your
worships
to let the case stand until this day
fortnight.
One of the defendants - Mrs Cryan - is very
ill,
and I was only informed of the matter last night
by
her husband. The case was accordingly adjourned.
18
apr 1903
p3
[Castlerea
man reminiscences
-
history of castlerea - ]
art
25
apr 1903
p6
Boyle
Petty Sessions
Sanitary
Prosecutors
James
Cryan , Ballinultha
art
2
may 1903
Mohill
Petty Sessions (Co Leitrim)
Entreating
Recognizances
Patrick
Cryan
art
9
may 1903
p6
Bawnboy
Union (Co Cavan)
Medical
and Surgical Appliances
Dr
Crean Newtowngore
art
16
may 1903
Obituary
[same
page as Boyle Petty Sessions]
Michael
Cryan , Carrowreagh, Carrick on Shannon
art
6
jun 1903
p6
Mr
Cryan Re-elected Chairman
art
13
Jun
p8
List
of all Applications [ad]
John
M Cryan
art
27
June
p1
A
Silent Member [drawing]
Councillor
Cryan JP at Ballinafad Court
art
27
June
p3
Boyle
Union
J
Cryan JP
m
27
June
Ballinafad
Petty Sessions (Co Sligo)
J
M Cryan JP
m
18
July
p5
Bawnboy
Union
Dr
Crean
m
8
aug
p6
Ballaghdereen
Petty Sessions (Co Mayo)
A
Cregane Dispute
Martin
Cryan
art
29
aug
p5
Boyle
Petty Sessions
Assault
[in Cryan’s Pub]
The
Cross Cases
art
5
sep
p6
Ballaghdereen
Petty Sessions (Co Mayo)
River
as Mearing
Cregane
Martin
Cryan
art
Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2002 18:44:54 -0500
From: "Melinda Jean Fountain"
<mf004g@mail.rochester.edu> | Block Address | Add to
Address Book
To: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
<caoimhghin@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Cryan research
Dear
Caoimhghin,
Thanks
very much for the link! I am actually
still working on finding
out
my
great grandparents names (they were the ones that came to America,
my
grandmother
was a first generation American) and if possible where they
were
from. My mother thinks they were Matthew
and Elizabeth but I'm
checking
with other relatives. I would appreciate
it if I was added to
the
list also as you mentioned. Thank you very much again for your
help!
Melinda
Fountain
On
Sat, 19 Jan 2002, [iso-8859-1] Caoimhghin O Croidheain wrote:
>
Hi
>
Nice to hear from you - I dont know if you know about
>
my site www.geocities.com/caoimhghin - click on family
>
history. You will see lists of files from the
>
cryan-list started in jan 1998. Do a
search through
>
these files using search and find with the names of
>
people and places you do know.
>
>
I suggest you join the list [it is free] and ask the
>
researchers to help you as some of them have very
>
extensive records of births etc. Cryan is a rare name
>
- do you know your grandparents names and which part
>
of Ireland they came from?
>
I can ask Leslie the moderator to include your email
>
address on the List.
>
>
caoimhghin
>Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2002 12:14:39 -0800 (PST)
From: "karen cryan"
<cryankaren@yahoo.com> | Block Address | Add to
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Subject: Re: [Cryan et al.] grandmother's surname Cryan
To: "Caoimhghin O Croidheain"
<caoimhghin@yahoo.com>
Melinda
On
the question of how common the name of Cryan is - I
have
never said the name to anyone without having to
spell
it!! That's in Dublin anyway, down the country
is
probably a bit different. Good luck with your
research!
Karen
Cryan
Fri,
25 Jan 2002 11:19:51 GMT
Date:
Fri, 25 Jan 2002 11:19:51 +0000 (GMT)
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Archdeacon Michael Cryan
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The
Mayo News Online
http://www.mayonews.ie/current/archive3.tmpl$showpage?value1=31947820669998&datevar=&headlinevar=cryan&headlinecompvar=wo§ionvar=
28/03/2001
Death of Archdeacon Michael
Cryan
Death
of Archdeacon Michael Cryan
The
parish of Kiltimagh lost a much loved and
respected
priest when Archdeacon Michael Cryan died at
Garden
Hill Hospital, Sligo on March 12. Archdeacon
Cryan,
or “Canon Cryan” as he was affectionately known
in
the parish, had been hospitalised for some time and
news
of his death was received with sorrow and regret
by
all in the parish. He was brother of the late
Monsignor
Paul Cryan, P.P. Swinford and was also
predeceased
by his brother, Gerard. He had served as
parish
priest since 1980 and on his retirement in 1995
he
decided to stay on in Kiltimagh and lived with his
sister,
Mary, in Cordarragh.
Canon
Cryan was born in Ballymote, Co Sligo on May 19,
1920
and ordained to the priesthood in Maynooth
College
in 1945. After his ordination he went to
England
where he ministered in the diocese of
Nottingham
in Leicester, Alfreton, Lincoln City and
Grimsby
until he returned to Ireland in 1953 to work
as
chaplain at the St. John of God Novitiate,
Ballinamore,
Kiltimagh.
In
1954 he was transferred as chaplain to the Mercy
Convent
in Collooney where he spent three years before
being
appointed curate in Kilmactigue in 1957. In 1963
he
was transferred to Charlestown and in 1970 he was
appointed
Administrator in Tourlestrane where he
ministered
for seven years. From 1977 until he was
appointed
Parish Priest in Kiltimagh he was
Administrator
at the Cathedral in Ballaghadereen. He
was
appointed Canon in 1990 and Archdeacon in 1992.
During
his time in Kiltimagh, Canon Cryan never spared
himself
in the interests of his parishioners and after
many
years of lobbying the various bodies he was a
happy
and proud man on the day the new boys and girls
primary
school was officially opened and blessed. He
also
undertook a heavy workload in modernising the
church
and grounds and always kept them in immaculate
condition.
He was a man who was able to relate to
young
people in a unique way and they also had a great
affection
for him. But above all else he was a caring
and
dedicated priest with a sense of humour who will
be
remembered in the years ahead for his many acts of
kindness
and, especially, for his concern for the sick
and
elderly.
Removal
took place from his residence to the Church of
the
Holy Family and the Requiem Mass on the following
day
was celebrated by Bishop of Achonry, Dr. Thomas
Flynn.
He was assisted by three former classmates of
Canon
Cryan—Bishop Michael Russell, retired bishop of
Waterford
and Lismore, Fr. Joe Moran, Barnacarroll and
Fr.
Seamus Boland, Kilalla as well as a large number
of
priests from the diocese. Burial took place
afterwards
in the church grounds.
The
community in Kiltimagh extends sympathy to Canon
Cryan’s
sister, Mary; four nieces, nephews-in-law,
grandnieces,
relatives, friends, Bishop Flynn and the
priests
of the diocese.
May
his kind and gentle soul rest in peace.
Reply-to: "FamSpack" < >
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Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 11:24:28 -0000
Subject: [Cryan et al.] Re : Cryan
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Melida,
Kevin
put your email om the Cryan list
The
following may be helpful
i)
The first job is to obtain your grandmother's birth certificate
which
will
give the names of her parents. The USA is well documented. Try
asking
a
search
engine for birth certificate.
ii)
Then the immigration records of her parents You will have to ask
around
for
that as I am not from the USA, though there are many on the Cryan
group
who
will give advice
iii)
There is a very good website which gives immigrants into USA via
Ellis
Island Click here http://ww.ellisisland.org
NB
there are other ports of entry into the USA and it looks as if
people
are
recorded
each time they went through the port so one person may appear
2
or
3
times
iv)
Then as most of the Cryan name come from the borders of Co Sligo
and
Co
Roscommon
try http://www.leitrim-roscommon.com
which gives entry to
data
from
the 1901 census of Ireland and the Griffiths Valuation and lots of
other
goodies that are useful , explore the whole site - these lists
are
not
complete
and are being added to all the time, I have been involved in
transcribing
the 1901 census for North Roscommon and South County Sligo
where
you may find interesting data but I can not say whether it is of
your
family.
NB
1 Information is only on the internet if someone has put it there
absence
does
not mean that it does not exist
NB
2 Most families from the west of Ireland lived on farms so any
mention
of
a
town may only mean the nearest town.
I
hope that this is helpful and gives you a start.
Eve
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:14:54 +0000 (GMT)
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BAILEY,
Bernice E "Bunny" (CRYAN); 82; Lebanon NH;
Concord
M; 1998-1-16; cgdbout
BAILEY,
Bernice E "Bunny" (CRYAN); 82; Lebanon NH;
Manchester
U-L; 1998-1-16; cgdbout
CRYAN,
Alberg C G; ; ; Newsday (NY); 1998-6-10; rpng
CRYAN,
Alice (McALPIN); 73; Beaumaris ON; Bracebridge
Examiner;
2000-2-16; ekim
CRYAN,
Angela "Dolly" (FRAVESI); 89; Agawam MA; Agawam
A-N;
2000-8-10; pml
CRYAN,
Angela "Dolly" (FRAVESI); 89; Agawam MA; Spfld
U-N;
2000-8-9; fgibeau
CRYAN,
Angela L "Dolly" (FRAVESI); 89; Agawam MA;
Spfld
U-N; 2000-8-10; fgibeau
CRYAN,
Catherine M (FITZGERALD); 85; Hamilton NJ; The
Times
(NJ); 1999-7-23; caroilh
CRYAN,
Charles J; 73; Barnegat NJ; ATC Press;
2001-7-6;
cbentiv
CRYAN,
Dorothy E; 71; Farmingdale NY>Rockledge FL;
Florida
Today; 2001-12-21; mrm
CRYAN,
Dorothy (SCIUPIDER); ; Buffalo NY; Buffalo
News;
2000-4-21; opnjudy
CRYAN,
Gladys (HOUSE); 81; Lakeland FL; Ledger;
1997-12-13;
clbates
CRYAN,
Jessie May; 88; ; San Jose M-N (CA); 1999-4-29;
bjw
CRYAN,
John J; ; Haverhill MA; Boston Globe;
1999-2-16;
cgdbout
CRYAN,
John J; ; Haverhill MA; Boston Globe;
1999-2-17;
cgdbout
CRYAN,
John Michael; 40; Lake Simcoe ON; Guelph Daily
Mercury;
2000-2-21; koorn
CRYAN,
M Hazel (SHERMAN); ; Saugus MA; Boston Globe;
2001-1-4;
troll
CRYAN,
M Hazel (SHERMAN); ; Saugus MA; Boston Globe;
2001-1-5;
troll
CRYAN,
M Kathleen "Kay" (MURPHY); 76; St Thomas ON; St
Thomas
T-J; 1999-5-18; kbutler
CRYAN,
M Kathleen "Kay" (MURPHY); 76; St Thomas ON; St
Thomas
T-J; 1999-5-19; kbutler
CRYAN,
Mary Ethyl (CALVERT); 56; Houston TX>Hindsville
AR;
Madison C-R; 2000-8-24; rprkr
CRYAN,
Mary Ethyl (CALVERT); 56; Huntsville AR;
Mornews;
2000-8-18; pat
CRYAN,
Maxine Elizabeth (McKAOUN); 85; Paradise CA;
Chico
E-R; 2001-3-16; mrs
CRYAN,
Maxine Elizabeth (McKAOUN); 85; Paradise CA;
Paradise
P; 2001-3-17; mrs
CRYAN,
Paul Joseph; 73; Lowell MA>Westerly RI; Prov
Journal;
1999-6-22; wgroberge
CRYAN,
Robert; 58; Waynesboro PA; Hagerstown M-H (MD);
2000-10-24;
gschubert
CRYAN,
Robert; 58; Waynesboro PA; The Morning Call;
2000-10-23;
tjbdpa
CRYAN,
Shirley Lois (FREEMAN)[CULKIN]; 67; Chicago
IL>Pacific
Grove CA; Times Herald Rec (NY);
2001-10-24;
wwwalton
FOOTE,
Sheryl C (CRYAN); 61; Albany NY>Boston MA;
Nashua
T (NH); 1999-12-16; cgdbout
FOOTE,
Sheryl (CRYAN); 61; Albany NY>Boston MA;
Manchester
U-L; 1999-12-16; cgdbout
KELLY-CRYAN,
Joan Frances; ; metro Chicago IL; Chicago
Tribune;
1996-3-17; trumbullc
MORSE,
Maureen G (CRYAN); 59; Hamilton NJ; The Times
(NJ);
1999-12-28; caroilh
PATTERSON,
Harriet C (CRYAN); 69; Whitefield NH>Lower
Allen
Township PA; Sentinel; 1999-3-4; wwwalton
PATTERSON,
Harriet (CRYAN); 69; Harrisburg PA;
Harrisburg
P-N; 1999-3-4; mam
ROONEY,
Regina "Jean" (CRYAN); 86; Brooklyn NY;
Ridgefield
P (CT); 1998-2-5; bjw
STADVEC,
Mary (CRYAN); 68; Pennsville NJ; The Times
(NJ);
1999-3-26; caroilh
TRACY,
Mary Elizabeth (CRYAN); 75; Boston MA>Keene NH;
Windsor
Chronicle (VT); 2000-6-9; jcary
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:16:32 +0000 (GMT)
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Subject: [Cryan et al.] Obituary Daily Times [Crean]
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62
found
CAMPOMENOSI,
June (CREAN); 78; Staten Island
NY>Mandeville
LA; Times-Picayune; 2000-2-9; mlc
CAMPOMENOSI,
June Crean; 78; Staten Island NY>New
Orleans
LA; Times-Picayune; 2000-2-11; mlc
CREAN,
Anna G; 92; MA>New Milford CT; Spfld U-N (MA);
1998-11-14;
fgibeau
CREAN,
Anthony G; 70; Queens NY>W Hartford CT;
Hartford
Courant; 2000-6-23; townsend
CREAN,
Anthony G; 70; Queens NY>W Hartford CT;
Hartford
Courant; 2000-6-24; townsend
CREAN,
Bridget T "Bridie" (GANLEY); ; Winthrop MA;
Boston
Globe; 1999-11-28; cgdbout
CREAN,
Bridget T "Bridie" (GANLEY); ; Winthrop MA;
Boston
Globe; 1999-11-29; cgdbout
CREAN,
Dixie (); 83; Hazel Park MI; Detroit News;
1995-9-18;
cwkirsch
CREAN,
Dolores R (DUCLOS); 68; Granby MA; Spfld U-N;
1997-6-5;
namefinder
CREAN,
Doris M (ROUKEY); ; Brockton MA; Boston Globe;
2000-6-19;
cgdbout
CREAN,
Edith Patricia ( ); ; London ON; London F-P;
1997-5-23;
blawton
CREAN,
Edna J (ELMORE); ; Brighton MA; Boston Globe;
1998-5-22;
bg
CREAN,
Ellen C ( ); ; Waltham MA; Boston Globe;
2001-2-13;
troll
CREAN,
Ellen C miss; ; Waltham MA; Boston Globe;
2001-2-12;
troll
CREAN,
Ellen Isabel (KEARNEY); ; Vancouver BC; Vanc
Sun;
1999-10-8; mumtaz
CREAN,
Emma P; 85; Lorain OH; Lorain J; 1999-7-29;
njmlj
CREAN,
Ethna (O'LOUGHLIN); ; Dublin DUB IRL; Irish
Examiner
(COR IRL); 2001-4-24; dja
CREAN,
Frances A (FITZGERALD); ; Silver Spring
MD>Longwood
FL; Wash DC Post (DC); 1999-12-16; jwilly
CREAN,
Gerald; 76; Bloomingdale NJ; Newark S-L;
1998-3-22;
fgibeau
CREAN,
Gerald; 77; West Springfield MA; Spfld U-N;
2001-4-28;
fgibeau
CREAN,
Hubert J; ; East Aurora NY; Buffalo News;
1995-11-29;
mbaron
CREAN,
Hubert M; ; Arlington VA; Wash DC Post (DC);
2000-2-15;
jwilly
CREAN,
Isabelle B ( ); 80; Ocean City NJ; ATC Press;
2000-2-29;
cbentiv
CREAN,
James A; 61; Agawam MA; Spfld U-N; 1999-10-26;
fgibeau
CREAN,
James A; 61; Springfield MA; Agawam A-N;
1999-10-28;
pml
CREAN,
John; ; Cork COR IRL; Irish Examiner;
2001-2-26;
dja
CREAN,
John J; 72; Wrentham MA; Worcester T-G;
2000-12-13;
jmd
CREAN,
John J; 72; Wrentham MA; Worcester T-G;
2000-12-14;
jmd
CREAN,
John James Jr; 76; Bronx NY>Salisbury NC;
Gaston
G; 2001-1-20; wrabb
CREAN,
Katherine M (SULLIVAN); 95; Worcester MA;
Worcester
T-G; 1995-12-12; cwhee
CREAN,
Kathryn Victoria "Kay"; 79; New York
NY>Annapolis
MD; Annap MD Capital; 2000-6-29;
gilligaloo
CREAN,
Lady Ellen Isabel (KEAMEY); ; Vancouver BC;
Province;
1999-10-8; verbeek
CREAN,
Marian A (MATTER); ; South Wales NY; Buffalo
News;
1998-4-8; opnjudy
CREAN,
Marie G (HEALY); 92; Salem MA; Manchester U-L
(NH);
2001-6-10; pboro
CREAN,
Marie G (HEALY); 92; Salem MA; Salem E-N;
2001-6-11;
matms
CREAN,
Mary ( ); ; ; Newsday (NY); 2000-4-30; rpng
CREAN,
Mary "May"; ; Ballyphehane Cork COR IRL;
Evening
Echo; 2001-10-25; dja
CREAN,
Maryrose M; 73; Westfield MA; Spfld U-N;
2001-5-7;
fgibeau
CREAN,
Michael James; 32; Rancho Cordova CA;
Sacramento
Bee; 1997-10-23; sandrah
CREAN,
Patrick; ; Clonmel TIP IRL; Irish Examiner (COR
IRL);
2001-10-18; dja
CREAN,
Patrick Father; ; Knockanemore Ovens COR IRL;
Irish
Examiner; 2001-3-22; dja
CREAN,
Peter; 37; Kenmare KER IRL>QC; Cork Examiner
(COR
IRL); 1867-5-29; dja
CREAN,
Richard; ; Buffalo NY; Buffalo News; 2000-4-17;
opnjudy
CREAN,
Robert F; 78; Philadelphia PA>Las Vegas NV; Las
Vegas
R-J; 1999-8-24; rossy
CREAN,
Robert F; 78; Philadelphia PA>North Las Vegas
NV;
Las Vegas Sun; 1999-8-24; neb
CREAN,
Rose J (SCHMITZ); ; Buffalo NY; Buffalo News;
1998-11-17;
opnjudy
CREAN,
Rosemary E (GRAY); 70; Salem MA; Salem E-N;
2001-1-19;
matms
CREAN,
Sean Michael; ; Bay Shore NY; Newsday;
1997-3-12;
rpng
CREAN,
Thomas B J; 80; Syracuse NY; Syr PS; 1999-3-14;
siram
CREAN,
Thomas J; 74; Southbury CT; Voices; 1999-6-30;
hakjak
DAWSON,
Margaret E (CREAN); 82; MA; R Greenfield;
2000-2-3;
rwwl
DAWSON,
Margaret E (CREAN); 82; Springfield MA; Spfld
U-N;
2000-2-2; fgibeau
DWYER,
Eileen M (CREAN); 80; Branford CT; Meriden R-J;
2000-12-21;
ajrgii
HOOD,
Helen Marie (CREAN); 84; Buffalo NY>Truckee CA;
Reno
G-J (NV); 1999-12-14; spike
JAMBORA,
Jacqueline F (CREAN); 69; Palmer MA; Spfld
U-N;
1999-2-20; fgibeau
JOPSON,
Patricia M (CREAN); 69; Westfield MA; Spfld
U-N;
1998-11-19; fgibeau
JUDGE,
Jean L (CREAN); 96; Concord MA; Spfld U-N;
1998-10-23;
fgibeau
O'LEARY,
Valerie (CREAN); ; Gortanelig COR IRL; Irish
Examiner;
2001-12-18; dja
PERIGORD,
Lillian M (CREAN); 85; Westfield MA; Spfld
U-N;
2000-10-17; fgibeau
TIERNEY,
Elizabeth L (CREAN); ; Baltimore MD;
Baltimore
Sun; 2001-12-25; siwel
WEST,
Margaret M (CREAN); 74; Buffalo NY>Sayre PA;
Evening
Times; 1999-3-27; jndann
WEST,
Margaret M (CREAN); 74; Buffalo NY>Sayre PA;
Evening
Times; 1999-3-27; jndann
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:18:24 +0000 (GMT)
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CREHAN,
Alfred E; 70; Chester NY; Times Herald Rec;
1999-3-3;
wwwalton
CREHAN,
Anna M (SULLIVAN); 94; Weymouth MA; Boston
Globe;
1997-7-17; jgraham
CREHAN,
Barbara Ann; 55; Natick MA; Middlesex N;
1996-6-1;
jgraham
CREHAN,
Barbara Ann (POWELL); 55; Natick Ma; Middlesex
N;
1996-5-31; jgraham
CREHAN,
Carol J (BROST); ; Buffalo NY; Buffalo News;
1997-5-4;
opnjudy
CREHAN,
Carola (TRASK); 56; Norwood MA; Natick
Bulletin;
1996-9-19; jgraham
CREHAN,
Catherine B (KEOWN); 76; Wrentham MA; Boston
Globe;
2000-4-27; cgdbout
CREHAN,
Dorothy Elizabeth (FLOURNEY); 75; Hampton VA;
Hampton
D-P; 1999-7-6; glenn
CREHAN,
Earl B Sr; ; Baltimore MD; Baltimore Sun;
2001-12-18;
siwel
CREHAN,
Helen ( ); 75; Muskegon MI; Muskegon Chron;
1997-7-23;
carolann
CREHAN,
Helen (KARPOWICZ); 75; Muskegon MI; Muskegon
Chron;
1997-7-24; carolann
CREHAN,
Helen (SCANLON); ; Buffalo NY; Buffalo News;
1999-12-27;
opnjudy
CREHAN,
Jennie Frances ( ); 92; Glen Burnie MD;
Maryland
G; 1996-8-31; aconley
CREHAN,
John J Sr; ; Pembroke MA; Boston Globe;
2001-1-26;
troll
CREHAN,
Joseph M; 69; Walpole MA; Boston Globe;
1999-10-21;
cgdbout
CREHAN,
Joseph M; 69; Walpole MA; Boston Globe;
1999-10-22;
cgdbout
CREHAN,
Kathleen H; ; Bedford MA; Boston Globe;
1999-6-27;
cgdbout
CREHAN,
Margaret (RABBITT); ; Co Galway IRL; Newsday
(NY);
2000-7-28; rpng
CREHAN,
Margaret S ( ); 91; Hilton Head Island SC GA;
Savannah
MN; 1998-9-26; theg
CREHAN,
Marian (GREEN); 101; Danbury CT; News-Times;
1998-6-22;
sherik
CREHAN,
Marie (FOLEY)[GARRITY]; ; New York NY; Boston
Globe
(MA); 2000-1-6; cgdbout
CREHAN,
Marie (FOLEY)[GARRITY]; ; New York NY; Boston
Globe
(MA); 2000-1-7; cgdbout
CREHAN,
Mary C; ; West Roxbury MA; Boston Globe;
1999-2-8;
cgdbout
CREHAN,
Mary C; ; West Roxbury MA; Boston Globe;
1999-2-9;
cgdbout
CREHAN,
Mary F (MANN); ; West Harwich MA; Boston
Globe;
1999-7-4; cgdbout
CREHAN,
Robert L;; Framingham MA; Boston G; 1995-6-27;
cgodbout
CREHAN,
Robert Thomas; 43; Tampa FL>Westminster CO;
RMN;
2001-5-21; mak
CREHAN,
Rosemary M (McCORMICK); 58; Tonawanda NY;
Buffalo
News; 1999-1-13; opnjudy
CREHAN,
Theresa (CELIO); 84; Windsor CT; Hartford
Courant;
1997-1-12; townsend
CREHAN,
Theresa (CELLO); 84; Windsor CT; Hartford
Courant;
1997-1-13; sgowen
CREHAN,
Titus; ; Oakland CA; SF Chronicle; 1997-3-9;
bosshogg
CREHAN,
Verniece R; ; Joppa MD; Wash DC Post (DC);
1997-4-10;
jwilly
CREHAN,
Verniece Torney ( ); ; ; Wash DC Post (DC);
1997-4-9;
andrusko
CREHAN,
William Earle; 73; ; Des Plaines DH (IL);
2001-5-31;
kag
CREHAN,
William Earle; 73; Pittsburgh PA>Barrington
IL;
Des Plaines DH; 2001-6-1; kag
CREHAN,
William Earle; 73; Pittsburgh PA>Barrington
IL;
Des Plaines DH; 2001-6-3; kag
FITZGERALD,
Ann (CREHAN); ; Rockville MD; Wash DC Post
(DC);
1997-7-25; row
HOYLE,
Anne M (CREHAN); ; Valley Stream NY; Newsday;
1998-4-20;
rpng
HOYLE,
Anne M (CREHAN); ; Valley Stream NY; Newsday;
1998-4-20;
rpng
HOYLE,
Anne M (CREHAN); ; Valley Stream NY; Newsday;
1998-4-21;
rpng
HOYLE,
Anne M (CREHAN); ; Valley Stream NY; Newsday;
1998-4-21;
rpng
MINITER,
Elizabeth (CREHAN); 98; New Haven CT; New
Haven
Reg; 1999-3-12; cgdbout
MINITER,
Elizabeth (CREHAN); 99; New Haven CT;
Hartford
Courant; 1999-3-11; townsend
O'DWYER,
Margaret (CREHAN); ; Bruff LIM IRL; Irish
Examiner
(COR IRL); 2000-12-9; dja
O'NEILL,
Anne (CREHAN); ; IRL>Bridgeport CT; Hartford
Courant;
1997-10-12; townsend
POIRIER,
Marion (CREHAN); ; Quincy MA; Boston Globe;
1999-2-10;
cgdbout
POIRIER,
Marion (CREHAN); ; Quincy MA; Boston Globe;
1999-2-11;
cgdbout
SERIGHELLI,
Joanne (CREHAN); ; Hanover MA; Boston
Globe;
2001-1-10; troll
WALBRIDGE,
N Kathleen "Kitty" (CREHAN); 82; Rockland
MA;
Boston Globe; 2000-3-18; cgdbout
WALBRIDGE,
N Kathleen "Kitty" (CREHAN); 82; Rockland
MA;
Boston Globe; 2000-3-19; cgdbout
WILLIAMS,
Teresa Crehan; 0; Quincy MA; Boston Globe;
1999-11-24;
cgdbout
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:21:43 +0000 (GMT)
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CRINE,
James D; 75; Wickatunk NJ>Las Vegas NV; Las
Vegas
R-J; 1998-6-21; rossy
CRINE,
Robert J; 85; Bryan OH; Blade; 1997-6-4;
cagormley
FALCONER,
Doris McQuaig Crine; 75; Cairo GA;
Tallahassee
D (FL); 1992-8-12; whamo
Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 12:33:33 +0000 (GMT)
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Hi
In
these searches and the obituaries, Crane, due to
its
synonyms in England, produces huge results that
would
be better searched directly.
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ISTG
Vol 3 - Ship Belle Wood
... US 333 William Irwin 20 M School Teacher
England
US
334 Murty Sullivan 28 M Laborer England US 335
Julia
Dunnigan 18 F Servant England US 336 John Cryan
55
M Farmer England US 337 Cath Cryan 50 F Wife
England
US 338 John Cryan 22 M Laborer England US 339
Hrornas
Cryan 20 M Laborer England US 340 Honor ...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/v3/1800v3/bellewood18631212_02.html
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ISTG
Vol 2 - City of Berlin
... Labr England Cornwall NYork Lower Deck No1
Port 1
Prot.soj.
6 Rd. Stevens 52 Male Labr England Plymouth
Penn
Lower Deck No1 Port 1 Prot.soj. 7 Ed Cryan 16
Male
Labr England Oldham Mass Lower Deck No1 Port 1
Prot.soj.
8 John McKinner 24 Male Engr. England Lpool
Boston
Lower Deck No1 Port 1 Prot.soj. ...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/v2/1800v2/berlinco18891019_205_408.html
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ISTG
- Passenger Surnames: C
... Ann CRUTT?N Barque Mahaica CRUTTAN Barque
Mahaica
CRUTTON
Barque Mahaica CRUY SS Canada CRUZ ARARYO,
CAPTAIN
Brig Laura CRY?LER Ship London Packet CRYAN
City
of Berlin CRYBILE Ship Friendship CRYEN Bark Abby
Land
CRYFLER Ship London Packet CRYPLER Ship London
Packet
CRYSMEYER Snow Two Sisters CRYSTAL ...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/v2/surnamesv2/splcr_v2.htm
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67797
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ISTG
- Passenger Surnames: C
Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild Passengers and
Captains
Cr-Cz [A-Anc] [And-Az] [B-Bar] [Bas-Bej]
[Bek-Bib]
[Bic-Bn] [Bo] [Br-Bri] [Brn-By] [C-Cd]
[Ce-Cn]
[Co-Con] [Coo-Cp] [Cr-Cz] [D-Da] [De] [Dh-Dop]
[Dor-Dz]
[E] [F-Fer] [Fes-Fn] [Fo-Fy] [G-Gei] [Gel-Gn]
[Go-Grd]
[Gre-Gz] [H-Han] [Hap-Haz] [He ...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/v3/surnamesv3/splcr_v3.htm
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97536
bytes
CRANE RMS Abyssinia SS Arizona SS
Caronia
City of Chester Ship
Forest
King
Barque Marengo
SS Plantagenet Steamer
Prometheus
CRANES SS City of Washington
CREA Brig Aliguash
CREAN SS Columbia SS Patagonia RMS
Teutonic
CRYAN Ship Belle Wood
CRYER Ship Gilbert
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ISTG
Vol 3 - SS Patagonia
... Spinster Ireland USA Steerage 321 Maggie
Cowles
19
F Spinster Ireland USA Steerage 322 Michl O'Leary
18
M Laborer Ireland USA Steerage 323* Hugh ?. Crean
22
M Laborer Ireland USA Steerage 324* Kate O'Re? 20 F
Spinster
Ireland USA Steerage 325 Hanna O'Regan 20 F
Spinster
Ireland USA Steerage 326 Celia ...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/v3/1800v3/patagonia18800515_2.html
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27748 bytes
ISTG
Vol 3 - SS Columbia
... @ F Wife Foreigner Steerage 476* Johanna
Wesinberger
@ F Spinster Foreigner Steerage 477* M
Fitzgerald
@ M Laborer Ireland Steerage 478* Andrew
Crean
@ M Laborer Ireland Steerage 479* Bridget Crean
@
F Wife Ireland Steerage 480* J D Citean @ M Clerk
Foreigner
Steerage 481* Mary Bean @ F Spinster England
...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/v3/1800v3/columbia18631211_02.html
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30919 bytes
ISTG
- Ship Caroline Tucker
... 188 Pat Lahy 12 m Ireland 189 John Naughton 26
m
Laborer
Ireland 190 E M Imans 26 m Laborer Ireland 191
John
Morrow 22 m Laborer Ireland 192*Jas Crean 25 m
Laborer Ireland 193*Danl Gillispie 22 m Laborer
Ireland
194*Jas Irwin 22 m Laborer Ireland 195 Nancy A
Penkis
18 f Ireland 196*Robt Thomson 24 m ...
http://istg.rootsweb.com/1800/carolinetucker18550502.html
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25818 bytes
ISTG
Vol 3 - RMS Teutonic
Immigrant
Ships Transcribers Guild RMS Teutonic Page 3
of
5 Liverpool, England Queenstown, Ireland to New
York
27 May 1891 DISTRICT OF NEW YORK - PORT OF NEW
YORK
I, Peter John Irving, Master of the RMS
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