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Date: - Tuesday, July 29, 1997
at 19:46:23 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
McDermott, Hugh 50* evicted 1844
Eliza 48 wife
Bernard 28 son
Hugh 12 son
James H. 26 son
John 24 son
William 18 son
Anne 25 daughter
Bessy 20 daughter
Ellen 13 daughter
Rosanna 14 daughter
Susan 22 daughter
Departed Liverpool, England for New York Sept. 19, 1847 on "Roscius".
* Hugh's real age 65 in 1847. Family of Maureen McDermott Humphreys.
McDermott, Mary 44
John 13 son
Thomas 15 son
Bridget 11 daughter
Ellen 20 daughter
Mary 17 daughter
Departed Liverpool, England for New York Sept. 26, 1847 on "Metoka".
McDermott, Michael 44
Ellen 40 wife
Michael 16 son
Anne 8 daughter
Betty 14 daughter
Ellen 10 daughter
Maria 12 daughter
Departed Liverpool, England for New York Sept. 26, 1847 on "Metoka".
McDermott, Samuel
Departed Greenock, Scotland for New York Dec. 6, 1850 on "Marchioness of
Clydesdale"
McDermott, Ann (servant) 24
Departed Newry, Ireland for New York May 10, 1849 on "James"
McDermott, Mary
Departed Liverpool, England for New York Sept. 7, 1848 on "Nicholas Biddle"
McDermott, Mary
Departed Liverpool, England for New York Dec. 3, 1845 on "Saint Patrick"
Dearmott, Andrew 40
Ann 25
Sarah Ann 7
Fanny 3
Departed Ballykelly, Ireland for St. John, Quebec 1833-34 on
'Tamloghtfiniagn'
McDermot, Susana and Family
Departed Derry, Ireland for New York Nov. 23, 1811 on 'West Point'
McDermott, Edward 30
Departed Dublin, Ireland for New York March 28, 1804 on "Susan'
McDermott, John 26
Departed Dublin, Ireland for New York March 9, 1804 on 'Prudence'
Source "Handbook on Irish Genealogy" by Donal F. Begley, Irish Genealogical
Office, 1984 ISBN: 0 9502455 9 3
Date: - Monday, July 21, 1997
at 15:55:25 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
I am looking for any connection to my MC DERMOTTS who were
John and Mary. They arrived from Ireland via ship and
settled in Northern Florida (Walton Co.). My guess at a date
of arrival would be between 1880 and 1900. I believe that
the given name of Annie Lee may be that of either a mother or
other close female relative. They may also have had a
sister by the married name of Ida STANLEY who would have
settled in Florida at an earlier date. Mary and John were
orphans who were sent to America to be raised by family
friends. John was raised by an Aunt Gee and Grandma Campbell
who were sisters. The community that they settled in was
settled by Scotch-Irish. John was raised as a Presbyterian.
John was married in 1901 and died in 1930. Any information
would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Mary Jane Pattillo
marpat@et.mohave.cc.az.us
Any information either of a general nature on the MC DERMOTT surname,
such as background of name, etc., and or information on my specific
MC DERMOTT would be much appreciated.
Mary Jane Pattillo
marpat@et.mohave.cc.az.us
Date: - Monday, July 21, 1997
at 11:44:10 (PDT)
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In reply to: Rory MacDermot Ref: xyz
The Photographs from the Picnic 1997 are now available from the homepage.
Regards
Colm
Date: - Sunday, July 20, 1997
at 05:40:50 (PDT)
Hello,
Pamela Gibson and myself, Maureen Humphreys, are preparing to publish the
first issue of the
McDermott North America Newsletter. Members in good standing will be mailed
the newsletter
on or before October 1997.
The newsletter will contain articles on Genealogy research tips in the US/Canada
area, a call for
family recipes that have a short story around the history of the dish (we
would like one from the
MacDermott group too), Irish/North American history, and other subjects as
they develop.
We will send the first one out free with a section to be returned if members
wish to pay for further
issues.
We plan to send out issues in Sept. and March each year to those who send
the fee to me at the
following address:
McDermott NA Newsletter, 14079 Sunrise Drive NE,Bainbridge Island, WA 98110.
This is a call for members input as to what you would like to see in it?
Please send comments to
me. Your input is most welcomed as this gets off the ground.
Maureen
Send your imput to the address above or click
here.searun@worldnet.att.net
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Date: - Saturday, July 19,
1997 at 17:21:15 (PDT)
I'm working on the McDermott's that came to Virginia.
This is the information that has been handed down through
the family. The paper has been folded and photocopied, so
it's hard to read.
In the latter part of the 17th century or the first of the
18th, a couple by the name of McDermott got married in
(this part is faded and been folded on the orginal)
FIRTH OR/ON Y-T BAY IN IRELAND
They came to U.S. on their honeymoon, they settled in
Berkley Co. Va/WVa. They had 8 son's some of which were
Phillip, James, William, Dennis, John, and Owen. Their
were some daughter's but no names given. I know that
Phillip was married in Berkley Co. Va. in 1822, he had two
children John William b. abt 1828 and Sarah b. abt 1832.
Phillip was killed in boat explosion on his way home
between Pittsburg, Pa. and New Orleans, La. on the Ohio
River. John William , his sister Sarah and mother Rebecca
moved to Warren Co. Va. before the civil war. John William
named his son's, William Dennis moved to Tennesse, Charles
Lovell moved to Pittsburg, Pa. James Owen died in Warren
Co. Va. right before his marriage. Then my husband
anscestor Alcanna Booth stayed in Warren Co. Va. Any help
to firgure out where in Ireland they were married, would be
greatly appricated.
Thank you,
Esther Clark McDermott
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Date: - Friday, July 18, 1997
at 12:44:27 (PDT)
From now on notices will be posted automatically as they are
sent. This will save considerable time and effort on Colm's
part and will speed up the service at the same time.
May I ask however that peolpe pay peticualr attentoin to
theri spellnig as it will not be possible to edit out any
mistakes.
Hoping for a continued good sunny spell and looking forward
in particular to joining my family who are at current sunning
themselves on a beach near Venice, Italy.
Best wishes to all
Rory MacDermot
Tanaiste
Date: - Friday, July 18, 1997
at 10:44:47 (PDT)
My fathers name is Joseph Mc Dermott.
l only know some of the other family names.
Lesly was his brother. Other christain names were Ivy, John, Bill , Frank.
His mothers maiden name was Grainger . They lived in Bermondsey London. They
seemed very secretative about the whole family even to this day.
Any Help greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Denise.
Date: - Wednesday, July 16,
1997 at 15:41:01 (PDT)
Welcome to the "All New" MacDermot noticeboard.
We are currently running this as a trial from our New Server MACDERMOT.COM
Please feel free to use this enhanced facility and let us know what you
think.
I would personally like to thank those of you who have been so patient as
to wait for our manual editions of the noticeboard to appear.
Remember today is day one, but all your previous messages have been archived
and are available from the index.
There will be some jumping to and fro from server to server as we hope to
make the move as seamless as possible.
US and Canadian visitors will benifit from this new faster server.
Regards to all
Colm
pp MacDermot Clan Web team.
Date: - Wednesday, July 16,
1997 at 15:25:59 (PDT)
In reply to a message from:
Sharon Lyons
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Message Ref:
[Reply To Sharon Lyons:] Ref: 1997-July-#01
Hello Sharon,
I have just read your post about setting up a reunion in montreal
and I am just thrilled. If there is anything I can do to help please
let me know. Being in the Boston area means I am practically a stones throw
from you. Hope to hear from you.
Ian McDermott
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Date: - Tuesday, July 15, 1997
at 12:41:41 (PDT)
I now know my g-g grandfather Andrew McDermott was born in Lewiston, New
York in Dec 1838. He died in Port Hope, Ontario, Canada in Dec 1875 at the
tender age of 36. My g-grandfather Arthur was born in June of 1875 so never
knew his father. Anyone having any connection please let me know at the above
email or at slyons@health.gov.sk.ca. I am currently looking for his birth
certificate in the New York Archives. His wife was born in 1854, and I assume
that they were married in the early 1870s. There may be siblings and I look
forward to making some connections, however distant ! Also Maureen McDermott
Humphreys and I have hatched a plan, in the very early stages, to hold a
reunion next year in Montreal or somewhere near there to attract the down-East
variety of M(a)cDermot(t)s and perhaps the overseas ones. Montreal is truly
a wonderful city, and planning can begin ! Unless others have a better plan,
or suggestion.
Am saving my pennies for that trip to Roscommon two years hence !
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Date: - Tuesday, July 15, 1997
at 12:29:02 (PDT)
I would like to see your family secret recipes. I plan to collect them and
bring them to Ireland in 1999 for the next Gathering. Please add a note regarding
the history of how the recipies came into your family and/or you earliest
recollection of the food. If your Great Grandma made the best stew in the
world lets see the recipe!
Thank you in advance.
Maureen
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