Showing posts with label 1901 Ireland Census. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1901 Ireland Census. Show all posts

Monday, November 12, 2012

Missing - The Siblings Of My Grandfather - Austin Scahill

Where Are My Grandfathers Brother And Sisters? Do You Know?

I'm looking for information on the siblings of my grandfather Austin SCAHILL-70, b. 3 Dec. 1878 at Westport, County Mayo, Ireland.

No trace of his brother or sisters were found in the 1901 census. They possibly moved to Paisley, Scotland and from there one or more of them may have moved to the United States.

There names were:
They were the siblings of my g grandfather who was also Austin SCAHILL-107 (Married Twice), b. 1840, County Mayo. who may have died. June 17 1893.

My gg grandfather was John SCAHILL-430, b. 1800 ?, County Mayo, d. 1868.

There spouses surnames were:
  • Austin married (1) Margaret CURRIGAN-108 daughter of Patrick CURRIGAN-112 and Anne WARD-113 on Sep 01 1872 in Westport, R.C. Church, County Mayo, Ireland. Margaret was born in 1841 in Ballyhip, Louisburgh, County Mayo, Ireland. She died.,
  • Austin married (2) Honor SCAHILL- 429 daughter of Edward SCAHILL-432 and Anne SCAHILL- 433 on Oct 17 1869 in Westport, R.C. Church, County Mayo, Ireland. Honor was born in 1845 in Cloonagh, Westport, County Mayo, Ireland. She died on Jan 19 1872 in Prospect, Westport, County Mayo, Ireland.
John married Margaret REILLY- 427 on Sep 01 1826 in Westport. Margaret was born in 1792. She died on Sep 16 1868 in Prospect, Westport, County Mayo, Ireland.

Any pointers to the whereabouts of my grandfathers brother and sisters would be appreciated.

Allan Scahill

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Mrs Joseph Scahill - Heads The Craft Section - Historical Newspapers - Syracuse Herald Journal, Syracuse, New York

This is an extract from Ancestry.com

The Syracuse Herald-Journal (1939-2001) was an evening newspaper in Syracuse, New York, with roots going back to 1839 when it was named the Western State Journal.

The final issue — volume 124, number 37,500 — was published on September 29, 2001. The newspaper's name came from the merger of the Syracuse Herald and the Syracuse Journal.

Name: Mrs Joseph Scahill, of the Camillus First United Methodist Church, will heading up the crafts section for the fall dinner and bazar

Newspaper: Syracuse Herald Journal, Syracuse, New York

Event: Churche Schedules Bazar

Venue: Camillus First United Methodist Church

Date: 17 October 1974

Friday, February 22, 2008

Bridget Scahill - Head Of Household - 1901 Census - For Aglish, Ballyhean And Durless

The following is a link to Scahills that were heads of households, in the Aglish, Ballyhean and Durless areas of Westport County Mayo, during the 1901 census.

Be advised that this may not be a complete listing.

Bridget SCAHILL of Cloondesh.

Thanks to Pat Deese at - Deese Genes Have Irish Eyes

Allan Scahill

Thursday, February 21, 2008

Michael Scahill - Head Of Household - 1901 Census - For Aglish, Ballyhean And Durless

The following is a link to Scahills that were heads of households, in the Aglish, Ballyhean and Durless areas of Westport County Mayo, during the 1901 census.

Be advised that this may not be a complete listing.

Michael SCAHILL aged 55 of Durless

Thanks to Pat Deese at - Deese Genes Have Irish Eyes

Allan Scahill

Monday, December 11, 2006

Pat Scahill - Heads Of Household - 1901 Census - For Aglish, Ballyhean And Durless

The following is a link to Scahills that were heads of households, in the Aglish, Ballyhean and Durless areas of Westport County Mayo, during the 1901 census.

Be advised that this may not be a complete listing.

Pat SCAHILL of Aglish.

Thanks to Pat Deese at - Deese Genes Have Irish Eyes

The Scahill 2006 Newsletter is now published

Allan Scahill