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September 1998
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Date: - Wednesday, September
30, 1998 at 16:52:37 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Ordered copy of above about a year ago. It's good
reading and an excellent reference point. I received the
first copy to arrive in San Francisco. All of my McDermott
relatives (150-200 yrs.) lived in Leitrim and Sligo.
May I propose a salute to the deceased author in
honor of his dedicated work
Date: - Tuesday, September
29, 1998 at 11:30:46 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Due to the generosity of the MacDermot family I now have a
copy of this wonderful book. It was here when I returned
home and I have started reading. I haven't yet found the
Charles McDermott, b. 1810, that I am looking for but I
continue to hope that I will. I will enter all the contests
by the MacDermot clan and I am very happy to have won the
last one. Thank you very much. Colleen
Date: - Tuesday, September
29, 1998 at 01:16:07 (PDT)
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In reply to: Margie Smallfield Ref: Tullaghan
Good to hear Margie, that you've reduced your ancestral search to just 2
places (townlands) in Co. Roscommon, and both options are near the heart
of McDermott country - much preferable to the Tullaghan in Co. Leitrim whose
pics I put up on my website.
Tullaghan (Kilnamanagh Parish) is shown on a map in MacDermot of Moylurg
(page 437, #175). Property there was owned by Terence MacDermot in 1635/41.
The second Tullaghan is about 2 miles southeast of Bellanagare, a place also
mentioned in my father's book. You can find it on one of the very useful
maps (of Kilcorkey parish?) on the Leitrim-Roscommon page - look down the
bottom of the links page on this site
I'll have a look in the phone book myself, but you might do better contacting
someone who lives in the area. I'll see what I can do
Date: - Monday, September
28, 1998 at 06:02:19 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Hello:
I have just gotten some information that verifies that my GG Grandparents
were living in Tullaghan Ireland, County Roscommon. I would like to ask anyone
in Ireland who has access to phone directory in Tullaghan to send me the
names and addresses of any McDermotts currently living there. I have no idea
of how much work this may be but I certainly would appreciate it. If there
are too many perhaps you could direct me to a source for this information.
Thank you so much.
Margie
Date: - Sunday, September
27, 1998 at 08:28:27 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
My greatgrandfather, Patrick McDermott (b. 2-18-1832), came from the town
of Mullingar in Westmeath to the Wilmington Delaware area in the mid1850's.
He was the son of Patrick McDermott and Anne Cormac (McCormack). His siblings
appear to include: Catherine (b. 1828-died llikely in infancy), Bridget (b.
1830), Catherine (b. 1834), Mary (b. 1837) and John (b. 1839). I do not know
if other family members left Ireland, although I have not been able to find
marriage records for them there.
My Patrick married Biddy Deegan. They had six children, Anna Catherine, James
and Mary (all born in Delaware between 1857-1862). Margaret (b. 1866 in Ohio),
Theresa (b. 1868 in Michigan) and Emily (b. 1871 in Illinois).
The family is on the 1880 census in Warsaw, Illinois.
In 1900 they are in Chicago Illinois and remained there until their deaths.
Their son, James, my grandfather, married Anna Mabel Brougham (Broughan,Bracken)
from Euclid Ohio.
I would like to find McDermott relatives of my greatgrandfather's siblings.
I am also interested in eventually learning whether Patrick and Bridget met
and married here or in Ireland.
I hope this rings bells for some of you McDermott clansfolk out there.
Ginny McDermott
Date: - Friday, September
25, 1998 at 10:35:55 (PDT)
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In reply to: John McDermott
I made an error when posting the E-mail address, it should read
rob84@nauticom.net. Sorry for the inconvience, if any.
John
Date: - Thursday, September
24, 1998 at 08:45:53 (PDT)
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In reply to: Gene Mc Dermott Ref: The Book.
Information on the book is found in the 'Clan Shop' on the Home Page you
just left. I have not seen a copy in Washington state for a long time. The
local Irish shops sold out fast here. You can oder from this site, however.
Date: - Wednesday, September
23, 1998 at 15:32:02 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Does anyone know if this book is available in the U.S.?
I have a copy but it does not belong to me. The author is Dermot Mac Dermot
and is published by Drumlin Publications in Leitrum.
Date: - Wednesday, September
23, 1998 at 08:03:15 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
There is a new message dated Sept. 23, 'Salmon Weir Bridge' by Pobelete Geraghty
on the Leitrim-Roscommon Bulletin Board. In a wonderful account she mentions
a Miss McDermott married to a George Geraghty. If you are looking for this
surname link see the story.
Date: - Wednesday, September
23, 1998 at 06:40:48 (PDT)
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In reply to: Thomas McDermott Ref: Eric
Ellen McDermott married Michael Hogan in Sale , Australia
in 1863 , and I think the place in Armagh that she came
from was Kilmire . Her father was Daniel McDermott and
her mother was Briget Geruty .Thanks for your help.
Date: - Wednesday, September
23, 1998 at 05:54:30 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Hello,
If anyone knows how I can find the Catholic Parish in Killinkere Co, Cavan
and also in Carrackmacross Co, Monaghan please e-mail me.
My great great grandmother was born in Killinkere in
1836 she was a McDermott, she moved to Australia
and married my g-g-grandfather also from Ireland
thanks for any help you can provide.
Date: - Tuesday, September
22, 1998 at 16:08:48 (PDT) ----------------------------------------- Ref: Clan Gathering Tour Package
At Last!
MacDermot Clan Gathering 1999
13 Day Tour of Ireland
Aug. 7th. - Aug. 19th. 1999
Presented by Gayle Baker’s Valley Travel
North Conway, NH.
And
Your Hosts
Frank & Betty McDermott
55 Mountain Rd.
Raymond, Maine 04071
207-655-4646
E-Mail - fmcderm1@maine.rr.com
Call for reservations or more information
1-800-288-8860
Sat. Aug 7 UNITED STATES TO SHANNON
Depart Boston and take an overnight flight across the Atlantic. Dinner and
continental breakfast are served en route.
Sun. Aug 8 SHANNON ARRIVAL - BLARNEY & KILLERNEY
After customs and immigration formalities at Shannon Airport, your CIE Tours
driver/guide will welcome you to Ireland. En route to your hotel we will
visit Blarney, Ireland’s second largest city. Climb to the battlements
of the 15th. century Blarney Castle to kiss the famous “stone of
eloquence”. Also visit Blarney Woolen Mills which which carry an excellent
range of Irish merchandise. Continue through Macroom into Killarney, settled
beside three lakes in the shadow of Ireland’s highest mountains.
DINNER , OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
KILLARNEY PARK HOTEL ( 3 NIGHTS , AUG. 8,9,10.)
Mon. & Tues. DINGLE, CORK & COBH
Aug 9-10
Highlights of this two day adventure will include a visit to Cobh Heritage
Center which was opened in 1993 and depicts the varied history of emigration
from Ireland to the United States and Australia over the past 150 years.
No visit to Ireland would be complete without a visit to Cork and its environs.
The ride around the Dingle Peninsular is not to be missed. Surely, it will
take your breath away.
DINNER , OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
KILLARNEY PARK HOTEL
Wed. Aug 11 WESTPORT, ACHILL ISLAND.
Visit the city of Westport and the Westport House. Learn much of the history
of the famine and how it changed the face of history not only in Ireland
but in Australia, the United States and many other parts of the world.
The breathtaking ocean views will long remembered after your tour of this
favorite irish holiday area. Keep your eyes open as this area is one of the
best bird watching places in all of Ireland
DINNER, OVERNIGHT & A FULL IRISH BREAKFAST IN WESTPORT HOTEL, TBA
Thur - Sun MAC DERMOT CLAN GATHERING *
( In and around Boyle)
Thur Aug. 12 9:30am - Gather at St. Joseph’s Hall, Boyle for
introductions.
10:30am - Genealogical Beginnings - an introduction to our resident Genealogist
for the weekend followed by a brief discourse in the fundamentals of genealogical
research.
11:30am - MacDermot general meeting - Official Business.
12:30pm - Break for lunch
2 -5 pm - Lough Key. Boat trip and walking tour of Rockingham Demesne. MacDermot
Castle
6:30pm - Official opening of the Battle of Curlews Commemoration Weekend.
Parade of the Clans. Civic Reception. Irish Harp recital - King House.
DINNER, OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
HOTEL TBA.
Fri. Aug 13 OPTIONS
• Golf- Inaugural MacDermot Golf Trophy, Boyle Country Club
• Fishing - On Lough Key with an expert Guide.
• Walking - Arigna Way.
• Coach Tour - To Strokestown House and Gardens. Famine Museum.
2 -6pm - Boyle As It Was - An on street demonstration of life in a 16th century
market town.
OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
HOTEL TBA.
Sat. Aug, 14 CLAN GATHERING (CONTINUES)
9:30pm - Visit Coolavin, the home of The MacDermot, Prince of Coolavin.
2:30pm - Lecture on the Battle of the Curlews followed by a visit to the
battle site.
9:00pm - Son et Lumiere - Boyle Abbey.
DINNER, OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
HOTEL TBA
Sun. Aug.15 CLAN GATHERING ( CONTINUES)
9:00am - Sunday Ecumenical Service and tour of Boyle Abbey
Noon - 7:00pm - Commemoration of the Battle of the Curlews in Lough Key Forest
Park. Arts and crafts, stalls, boat trips, horseback riding, and children’s
games and activities.
Battle reenactment.
7:00pm - Close of Clan Gathering.
DINNER, OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
HOTEL TBA
Mon. Aug.16 Leanane, Kylemore Abbey & Ashford Castle
Leanane is considered by many to be one of the prettiest villages on the
west of Ireland. Located on Killary Bay, the only Fjord in Ireland, you will
find it spectacular. The movie, “The Field” staring Richard Harris
was shot in and around Leanane. Rent the movie before you go.
Kylemore Abbey is like a fairy tale castle. You will fall in love with this
place.
Ashford Castle has entertained Kings and Presidents. Both Kennedy and Reagan
stayed here while visiting Ireland. Look for the ghosts of John Ford and
John Wayne as the Quiet Man was shot here and in nearby Cong.
DINNER, OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
HOTEL IN GALWAY TBA.
Tues. Aug.17 Galway , Gateway To The West
Today we venture into the West of Ireland known as Connemara. This is where
the Irish were driven by Cromwell to live out a hardscrabble existence that
set the stage for what is known as the “Irish experience”.
Enjoy a drive around “The City of The Tribes” which has been a
center of economic importance for over a 1,000 years. See the only traces
of Galway’s splendid medieval townhouses left in Ireland. The rest of
the afternoon is free to experience this beautiful city
DINNER, OVERNIGHT & FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
HOTEL IN GALWAY TBA.
Wed. Aug. 18 The Burren & The Cliffs of Moher
Enjoy a drive around “The City of The Tribes” which has been a
center of economic importance for over a 1,000 years. See the only traces
of Galway’s splendid medieval townhouses left in Ireland.
The Burren in Co. Clare is a mecca for botanists.The rock formations are
mystifying and the limestone “pavements” are not to be missed.
See the Cliffs of Moher. Six miles of dark, rough-hewn cliffs plunge into
the Atlantic from heights up to 668 feet. These limestone walls have been
hammered by the Atlantic into one of Ireland’s most majestic natural
features.
MEDIEVAL BANQUET
This evening join the fun and feasting at Knappogue Castle. Your medieval
- style banquet is served in the Great Hall on the 15th century castle during
which lords and ladies of the castle transport you to the Middle Ages with
their songs and stories.
OVERNIGHT - FULL IRISH BREAKFAST
Limerick Inn Hotel, Limerick
Thur. Aug. 19 DEPART FROM SHANNON TO U.S.
Sadly, today our Irish trip must come to an end. We head to Shannon Airport
where we do our final shopping in the duty-free shop and clear American custom
before boarding out plane for home. We know that the trip home will be where
you begin making plans for your return to Erie.
Pricing:
The Tour Package excluding the cost of the Clan Gathering is:
$1949.00 PP/DO from Boston
We can do connecting flights
$40.00 Departure Tax
Add $250.00 for single traveler
Golfing Package IR£96.50
*Pricing for the Clan Gathering
Golfing Package IR£96.50
Fishing Package IR£96.50
Walking Package IR£86.50
Strokestown Package IR£91.50
Along with your choice of activity on Friday morning, these packages include:
Thursday morning, introduction, refreshments and Genealogist Thursday Afternoon
in Lough Key -including transport to & from Boyle.
Unframed group photograph to be taken by a professional photographer on the
shores of Lough Key. (framing will cost £5 extra & postage &
packaging)
Banquet on Friday evening.
Saturday Morning visit to Coolavin -this includes a light lunch and transport
to & from Boyle
Transport to & from the Battle of the Curlews Lecture
Sunday Morning Ecumenical Service and Tour of Boyle Abbey
Transport to & from the Battle of the Curlews Re-enactment
Please note
Commemoration Committee.
We don’t know whether there will be any admission charge to the lecture
on Saturday or the Battle Re-enactment on Sunday.
At present we have no prices for the Harp Recital on Thursday evening and
the Son-et-Lumiere on Saturday evening as these are being organized by the
Battle of the Curlews.
To get the latest information on the Clan Gathering please go to the MacDermot
Clan Home Page at http://www.macdermot.com
If you are interested please e-mail, call or write
Frank and Betty
Date: - Tuesday, September
22, 1998 at 13:43:11 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Kathry Mary McDermott is my grandmother and I am looking
for information on her. I am also still waiting for
vital stats to send info back. This is the only info
I have.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kathryn Mary m. Benjamin Alvin Bailey (b. 1899 d.c/ 1970)
Thanks Helene
Date: - Tuesday, September
22, 1998 at 13:41:34 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
This is my grandmother and I am looking for information on
her. I am also still waiting for vital stats to send info
back. This is the only info I have.
Any help would be appreciated.
Kathryn Mary m. Benjamin Alvin Bailey (b. 1899 d.c/ 1970)
Thanks Helene
Date: - Monday, September
21, 1998 at 18:29:16 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Have just found this site and hope it proves helpful
I am trying to find informatin about my gr-gr-grandfather Thomas Mcdermott
who was born in Roscommon Co. Ireland about1795-1810 but most likely 1800-1805.
He married Maria Reynolds in Ireland One of their children---also named Thomas--
came to Canada and settled in Oakville Ontario about 1840-1850. He is my
great grandfather and I have info abouthis family.
Date: - Monday, September
21, 1998 at 18:27:12 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Have just found this site and hope it proves helpful
I am trying to find informatin about my gr-gr-grandfather Thomas Mcdermott
who was born in Roscommon Co. Ireland about1795-1810 but most likely 1800-1805.
He married Maria Reynolds in Ireland One of their children---also named Thomas--
came to Canada and settled in Oakville Ontario about 1840-1850. He is my
great grandfather and I have info abouthis family.
his family which I will share
Date: - Monday, September
21, 1998 at 14:19:49 (PDT)
----------------------------------------- I just found out that my great
grandfather, George McDermott, was from County Roscommon. My grandfather's
name was William Leo McDermott and was born around 1896 in either Illinois
or Ohio. My father, Joseph Edward McDermott, was born March 15, 1927 in Ohio.
I hope to get a death certificate soon on my grandfather to try to get more
information on my greatgrandfather. If anyone has any information on any
of the above I would greatly appreciate hearing from them. Thank you
Date: - Saturday, September
19, 1998 at 12:39:08 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
John McDermott b. approx 1840, married Mary Gelennegh (spelling is a guess).
John and Mary raised eight children in or near Moville, Co. Donegal. The
children were:
Michael b. 1858 died 1889 in NYC
Mary Ellen b. 1860 died NYC?
Bridget b. 1867 died NYC
Catherine b. ? died Moville est. 1921-1925, buried Ballybrach
William b. ? d. ? NYC
Hannah b. ?, died ? NYC
James b. ?, died ?
Ellen b. ?, died ? NYC
Looking for descendants of Michael or any information about John and Mary
McDermott. Mary was supposed to be from Holland.
Thanks!
Kathy
Date: - Friday, September
18, 1998 at 11:20:25 (PDT)
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In reply to: message board
Hello,
My great-grandfather Patrick Dermody wife Margaret had my
grandfather Michael Dermody on March 2, 1906. The name
was changed slightly although I'm not sure how.
WANDA
Date: - Friday, September
18, 1998 at 08:13:46 (PDT)
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In reply to: Eric Hogan
My McDermott ancestors left county Armagh from the Catholic
parish of Killevy. Check with local Ireland on the net and
leave a message. I've received some nfo on McDermotts
from south Armagh but not my family. The Parish of
Crossmagellen has some genealogical info on McDermott's.
If you know the parish or a townland associated with your
ancestor, I may be able to help a little further.
Date: - Thursday, September
17, 1998 at 23:51:05 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Looking for any information about John McDermott of Toomyvara Co Tip. Died
at Fadden in 1788. Thought to be a son of Andrew McDermott of Fadden who
died in 1793 at Killugh near Tullamore Co Offaly. Andrew changed his name
to Dermody and John changed it back! Appreciate any assistance. Jo McGahey.
Date: - Tuesday, September
15, 1998 at 18:09:30 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
We are putting the final touches on the tour package. We are trying to keep
it below $2,000 pp/do.We will depart from Boston. As soon as we firm up hotels
we we post all of the information that you will need. Look for it by the
end of the month. Thanks.
Date: - Tuesday, September
15, 1998 at 15:53:11 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Am seeking Colin Powter. Descendant of Joseph John McDermott(1820-1892) master
mariner of NSW and Ellen Ryan(c1817-1866) Colin is the son of Leslie George
Powter b 1905 and Mary Patricia McDermott b1905. Colin was educated at St
Ignatius College Riverview NSW and married Jan Murray. Colin had a sister
Margaret who married a J. Trimble. Colin is believed to have emigrated to
the United States of America, date unknown. Any information, for family
tree,greatly appreciated. Jo McGahey.
Date: - Thursday, September
10, 1998 at 12:10:08 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
I am in search of my GG and Greatgrandfather's. They both share the given
name of Owen. The elder Owen was born approx. 1796 in Ireland. His son Owen
Jr. was born in 1842 also in Ireland. The exact location of birth is unknown.
The exact date of immigration and point of entry into the USA is, you guessed
it, also unknown. I do know that Owen Jr. arrived on my families farm in
1878, purchasing the farm from his wife's father, Daniel O'Donnell. Owen's
wifes name was Martha, she was born in 1846 in Pa..Can anyone help me. Thank
you,
John
Date: - Thursday, September
10, 1998 at 00:11:56 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Hello
I am looking for information regarding John McDermott of Galway who married
Bidget Frawley of Clare around about 1878. They emigrated to New Zealand
in 1879. When he arrived in New Zealand, he worked as a Policeman. If you
can help it would be great! I am looking forward to hearing from some of
the family!
Date: - Wednesday, September
09, 1998 at 09:00:09 (PDT) ----------------------------------------- Ref: Thanks to Conor
Conor:
I have just discovered the photos you took of Tullaghan, Ireland. You are
wonderful for doing this. I have not checked your maps for some time and
was pleasantly surprised with the photos you took. Now I must figure out
a way to find my ancestors in Tullaghan. Any ideas or suggestions? I have
names and dates but I am not sure where to do from here. Thanks again
Margie Smallfield
Date: - Wednesday, September
09, 1998 at 06:51:31 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
I'm looking for information and ancestry about
Ellen McDermott born in 1841 in Armagh . Her father was
Daniel McDermott (blacksmith) and I think her mother was
Briget Geruty . She married Michael Hogan in 1863 at Sale ,
Victoria , Australia.She is my Great Grandmother.
Date: - Wednesday, September
09, 1998 at 05:57:52 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
My Mother writes that there was also a Grace McDermott in the family, but
that she believes that Grace was Joshua's mother, and not a McDermott at
all as she would have married into the McDermott family. However, the names
may help us make a match somewhere. Carol
Date: - Tuesday, September
08, 1998 at 22:02:35 (PDT)
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In reply to: Sharon Lyons
I have just discovered this site and think it a great forum for exchanging
news and geneological research. However I have learned that a clan gathering
was planned for August in Quebec and now I'm too late to get in on it.
My husband's ancestors according to a study done by one of his cousins were
Michael McDermott b 1797 in (we think) County Mayo, Ire. He married Hanora
CAVANAUGH and emigrated with his children in 1840-50 to Cantley, Quebec.
His children were Mary b 1827, Catherine b 1831 Julia b 1834, Michael b.
1837 and Patrick b. 1837 (possibly twins, it seems to run in this family).
Another Son Martin b. 1841.
I have about 400 descendants of Patrick McDermott who married Margaret GUNN
in 1867 and had Michael , Joseph, Ambrose and Paul August. Then he married
Pamela McGOEY and had Anna Theresa, Florence Hanna, Lillian Mary, William
Patrick, Thomas Francis, Edward, Helena, Gertrude Agnes and Emelie.
Would like to know more about Michael b 1797 and any descendants of their
children other than Patrick (but would like to connect with any of his
descendants too), Also more about the descendants of Patrick's first wife
Margaret GUNN.
Maybe some of these relatives attended the gathering in Quebec or met someone
who was related. Sorry I missed it.
Date: - Tuesday, September
08, 1998 at 06:23:04 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
My mother writes that she had a cousin, Joshua McDermott.
He was slightly older than she is, so we estimate that his
birth date was somewhere from 1915 to 1924. He lived in
Philadelphia. Mother is descended from Julia Ann McDermott,
b. 1853 to John McDermott and Eliza (DOWNEY). Does anyone
have a Joshua in their tree? Carol
Date: - Tuesday, September
08, 1998 at 02:50:53 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Date: - Friday, September
04, 1998 at 22:57:28 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Terrance McDermott b.1776, m. Mary or Margeret McDonald b.1810. Children
include William b.1831; Tim b.1834; Mary b.1839 - all born in Ireland.
Mary (b.1839) was my g-g-grandmother. They settled in Downie TWP., Perth
Co., Ontario, Canada. Terrance was an Irish Catholic farmer. Spelled McDermid
on 1851 census. Location of my McDermott's home in Ireland would be helpful.
Date: - Thursday, September
03, 1998 at 19:03:46 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Descendants of Anthony McDermott who served in the American Civil War as
a Private in the 69th , Pennsylvania Volunteers will find numerous references
to his experiences at the Battle of Gettysburg in the publication"Pickett's
Charge at Gettysburg", John Michael Priest, Beidel Printing House, Shippensburg,
PA. 1998. He is prominently mentioned five times in the description of the
repulse of Pickett's Charge, which irrevocably altered American History.
Date: - Wednesday, September
02, 1998 at 08:04:47 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
The next issue of the North American McDermott Newsletter is going to press
and will soon be mailed to members of the Clan who returned the subscription
form in 1997. If your address has changed please let me know by e-mail
ASAP.
Date: - Tuesday, September
01, 1998 at 17:19:27 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
I too have a Miles or two in my McDermott family. My great grandfather Miles
was born in Ohio, but his father William was born in 1839 in Ireland and
his mother Mary Ann Doran born in Canada. Three other children were previously
born to Wm. and Mary Ann in Canada. That is all I know about the mcDermotts
at this time. If you find something that may indicate we are searching the
same family let me know.
Date: - Tuesday, September
01, 1998 at 16:48:50 (PDT)
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In reply to: curt Ref: MCDERMOTT
Hi! I read your message, I am also a decendent of the Mcdermotts of NYC.
My original ancestor was Philip
Mcdermott, he came in about 1816. (We think). His wife
was Margaret Miller. If you are related, please respond,
I can't seem to find anything else, I'm not even sure
where they originated. Thanks so much.
Date: - Tuesday, September
01, 1998 at 12:45:45 (PDT) -----------------------------------------
Greetings to all. I am researching the McDermott name for my husband, John
Edward McDermott. He knows his grandfather's name was Bernard Joseph McDermott
from Baltimore, MD. That is all he knows as yet. I am going to Baltimore
this week to research further. If anyone has info on a Bernard Joseph McDermott
of Baltimore please contact me. Thanks!
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