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Date: - Wednesday, September 29, 1999 at 15:11:42 (PDT)
Message from: Christy
<caotis@teleport.com>
Location: Portland
Ref. Number: 09/29/99 15:11:42 PDT
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Ref: Reply to James T McDermott
A family search
I have an ancestor Mary McDermott who, according to a story my grandmother used to tell, came to NY from Ireland alone around 1840 at about the age of 16. She was born around 1824. Her fathers name was James - listed on her death certificate as Jas. The story continues to tell how she worked caring for the children of a wealthy couple until she met and married my ggg grandfather Silas Woodland who had come over from Scotland. They bought and settled on some land in Lockport, NY and later moved to Ingham Twp, Ingham Co. Mich. I don't know where in Ireland she came from or any other info about her, but continue banging my head against this brickwall :)
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Date: - Wednesday, September 29, 1999 at 13:08:57 (PDT)
Message from: Rory MacDermot
<rory@ada.ie>
Location: Dublin
Ref. Number: 09/29/99 13:08:57 PDT
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New MacDermot Bulletin Board
Within the next few days this notice board will cease taking
new messages. The somewhat outdated format will be replaced
by The MacDermot Bulletin Board. This will allow greater ease
of use and assistance in subdividing categories and topics into
manageable and easy to archive groups.
This notice board will remain on our site for those who wish to
use it as an archival source of genealogical information.
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Date: - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 22:22:11 (PDT)
Message from: M Cheesley
<mcheesley@cs.com>
Ref. Number: 09/28/99 22:22:12 PDT
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E-Mail Address
Please note new e-mail address.
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Date: - Tuesday, September 28, 1999 at 12:11:50 (PDT)
Message from: Pat
<patjoh@earthlink.net>
Location: Colo.U.S.A.
Ref. Number: 09/28/99 12:11:50 PDT
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ggrandmother katie mcdermott
looking for any information about Katie. All I know is that she married my ggrandfather Patrick O'neill in Kansas, in 1882.She had 3 children only one lived and that was my grandfather,Patrick.Anything that any one has on her would just brighten my day. thanks
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Date: - Sunday, September 26, 1999 at 19:30:20 (PDT)
Message from: Regina McDermott Maxwell
<G4Realty@aol.com>
Location: Warwick R.I.
Ref. Number: 09/26/99 19:30:20 PDT
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James McDermott
My Father was John F. McDermott He was born in 1898
His Father had a Brother James
We lived in Pawtucket
I am woundering if we have a connection ?
Regina
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Date: - Sunday, September 26, 1999 at 19:14:39 (PDT)
Message from: Regina McDermott Maxwell
<g4realty@aol.com>
Location: Warwick R.I.
Ref. Number: 09/26/99 19:14:39 PDT
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Do we come from the same tree?
Hello:
My name is Regina McDermott My Father was
John F. McDermott we came from Pawtucket.
My Father was the oldest Born in 1998 He had a Brother
Joseph 3 sisters Catherine, Mary, and Sophia.
Good bye
MRM
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Date: - Friday, September 24, 1999 at 08:21:33 (PDT)
Message from: Sharon Lyons
<slyons@health.gov.sk.ca>
Location: Regina, Saskatchewan
Ref. Number: 09/24/99 08:21:33 PDT
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New York/Ontario McDermotts
I am not giving up yet! I am still looking for McDermotts in either the Lewiston area of New York or in Ontario whose ggrandparents came to Ontario in the 1840s,50s,60s via New York and from somewhere in Ireland.
My gggrandfather Andrew Lawrence McDermott was allegedly born in Lewiston NY in December 1838 and died in December 1875 in Port Hope Ontario. (These dates are on his gravestone - so I assume my gggramma knew something about him). By then he had fathered Josephine, another girl and my ggrandfather Archibald Charles Henry or Artie. My gggrandmother was Susannah McCormick, born in the USA of parents from Fermanagh. Andrew died young, on a train, and may have been a conductor.
I know that there was a New York connection because all the wood and supplies for the house came by barge from New York from a relative's lumber yard.
Does this ring a bell with anyone ? Your critical analysis welcome. I don't know Andrew's parents names, and have checked church records etc in Ontario but have no baptisms before my ggrandfathers to find anything else out. Help !
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Date: - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 09:22:43 (PDT)
Message from: marcas o murchu
<momurchu@stcolumbs.com>
Location: derry ireland
Ref. Number: 09/23/99 09:22:43 PDT
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In reply to: s.nelson
mac dermottroes
Dear Steve
Kilmactranny and Highwood are minutes from each other by car
kilmac is is Sligo County and borders Roscommon towns such as
Keadue, Ballyfarnan
and Lough Key (Boyle) are close by
Breheny is a common local name and Mac Dermottroe once was also
I will e-mail you with more material on Mac Dermottroes
I think I know your relations locally
PLEASE ANY MAC DERMOTROE FAMILY DESCENDANTS MAY CONTACT ME THROUGH NOTICEBOARD OR
momurchu@stcolumbs.com
regards
marcas
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Date: - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 23:05:03 (PDT)
Message from: Marie Snaith
<marie@nidlink.com>
Location: Idaho, USA
Ref. Number: 09/22/99 23:05:03 PDT
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Dr. Charles Henry M(a)cDermot(t)
Just posting a quick update to my previous information. The Dr. Charles McDERMOT of the West Feliciana Parish of Louisiana is not my Dr. Charles Henry McDERMOT of Jamaica, BWI. The one from Louisiana married a Hettie SMITH, daughter of Ozane SMITH, also of WFP, Louisiana. My Dr. Charles m. Elizabeth SNAITH in Jamaica. Looks like I head back to Jamaica (figuratively) for further research...
Thank you to all the listers who so generously shared your time and information. They provided the guidance I needed to follow this lead.
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Date: - Wednesday, September 22, 1999 at 20:59:31 (PDT)
Message from: John Mc Dermott
<JMcder8719@aol.com>
Location: Glasgow Scotland
Ref. Number: 09/22/99 20:59:31 PDT
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Rory Mc Dermott Brollagh Belleek Co Fermanagh
I havent left a message for some time,but maybe someone new is reading this.rory was my father,he left ireland in the 50s,he had two brothers,patrick (patsy)dec,and terence who i believe is still alive and living in london my dad died in 1991,i would be most grateful for any info even an acknowledgement that someone has read this notice,thanks.
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Date: - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 11:01:51 (PDT)
Message from: Steve Nelson
<snelson@edgenet.net>
Location: Cranston, RI, USA
Ref. Number: 09/21/99 11:01:51 PDT
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In reply to: marcas o murchu
Ref: 09/21/99 08:35:03 PDT
mac dermottroes
Unfortunately, I don't have any certificates from the MacDermottroe side of the family in Ireland.
I've been waiting for Census information to be put online so I can locate them. I haven't sent any requests
for certificates because I'm not sure if they were from Sligo or Roscommon counties. I do have an initial
search request that I sent to the County Sligo Historical Society (Aras Redden) a few months ago. I was hoping he would be
able to pinpoint their townland. It's possible they were in the parish of Kilmactranny based on another relative's recollections.
To further complicate things my grandfather, Michael Joseph, also married a Breheny (Kate, b. 1887) in the U.S. I do have her birth
certificate from Ireland. Her family lived in Moytirra and later Highwood. However, I don't think they knew each other in
Ireland and my mother says they were from different townlands. Kate's mother and father were John and Bridget Breheny.
This genealogy stuff is kind of like reinventing the wheel!
I'll let you know if I get any more info.
Thanks, Steve.
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Date: - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 08:35:03 (PDT)
Message from: marcas o murchu
<momurchu@stcolumbs.com>
Location: derry ireland
Ref. Number: 09/21/99 08:35:03 PDT
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In reply to: steve nelson
Ref: mac dermottroes
mac dermottroes
m
Dear Steve
May of the names of your ancestors appear in
my grandfather Thomas |Mc Dermottroe's
family line. It would help if I had a townland for your ancestors
Do you have place of birth for your grandfather in Ireland in 1878
all births deaths and marriages were registered after 1-1-1864
You should have no problem finding them as the children
were all born after this date in Ireland. Check with County Roscommon Registrar
There was a Breheny(your great grandmother's name) and a Mac Dermottroe drowned
in Lough Key in the early 1800 according to
a local song I heard in Roscommon. I would also check marriage registrar in
Boyle for Brehony, Mac Dermottroe marriage around 1876-78 before your grandfather was born
. They will search 5 year around a date for fixed fee'
The Registrar General
Joyce House
Lombard Street East
DUBLIN performs the same function
regards
marcas
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Date: - Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 08:20:52 (PDT)
Message from: marcas o murchu
<momurchu@stcolumbs.com>
Location: derry,ireland
Ref. Number: 09/21/99 08:20:52 PDT
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In reply to: lloyd bokman
Ref: in reply to maureen humphreys
ap story on ballykilcline
i note that you read article on above in columbus ohio
i have some information about mac dermottroes from boyle area
who emigrated there in last century
regards
marcas
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Date: - Monday, September 20, 1999 at 11:46:03 (PDT)
Message from: Christine M. McDermott
<Christine.M.McDermott@law.widener.edu>
Location: Wilmington, Delaware, USA
Ref. Number: 09/20/99 11:46:03 PDT
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Ref: Christine McDermott, 9/20/99
Before Patrick Henry McDermott
We have gotten back as Patrick Henry McDermott(dob 1844) m. in Dublin to Jane Egan (dob1852?). They arrived in Boston in 1870. Can anyone help get back further?
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Date: - Thursday, September 16, 1999 at 13:17:19 (PDT)
Message from: Steve Horgan
<stevehorgan@oceanfree.net>
Location: Lusk
Ref. Number: 09/16/99 13:17:19 PDT
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Enquiry
What is the e mail address for Joe McDermot living in Newport area and formally of North Co. Dublin ?
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Date: - Wednesday, September 15, 1999 at 21:41:26 (PDT)
Message from: Stephen Nelson
<snelson@edgenet.net>
Location: Cranston, RI, USA
Ref. Number: 09/15/99 21:41:26 PDT
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In reply to: marcas o murchu
Ref: 09/13/99 09:26:03 PDT
mac dermottroes
I would be interested in any info you have on McDermottroe's.
My great grandfather was James McDermottroe married to
Margaret Breheny (b. 1852 - d. 12/27/1928 in US). They
had six children: Michael Joseph (b. 1878) (my grandfather)
Mary Kate (b. 1881)
James J. (b. 1883)
Patrick (b. 1884)
John Matthew (b. 1888)
Madeline (Delia) (b. 1889)
James (the elder) apparantly died in Ireland and Margaret
immigrated to the U.S. in 1896 with the six children.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Steve.
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Date: - Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 14:28:39 (PDT)
Message from: Rory MacDermot
<rory@ada.ie>
Location: Dublin
Ref. Number: 09/14/99 14:28:39 PDT
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Review of MacDermot Gathering
We are in the process of gathering information for the Review
of the 1999 Gathering. The Review will be issued on the Web Site
and also in the Journal.
We need your photographs in order to enable us to select the
very best.
We would also like to ask you to put pen to paper and either
compose a piece about a particular event or write your own
review of the Gathering. It could be humorous, serious, a poem:
whatever you feel appropriate.
Let us have your copy by 15th November.
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Date: - Monday, September 13, 1999 at 18:57:29 (PDT)
Message from: Marie Snaith
<marie@nidlink.com>
Location: Idaho, USA
Ref. Number: 09/13/99 18:57:29 PDT
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In reply to: Re: Jamaican McDermotts
Ref: Ref: Conor
Jamaican McDermotts
Dear Conor,
I just discovered this page about a week ago and posted my query to it. At this point, I do not know who the parents of my Dr. Charles Henry M(a)cDermot(t) were nor do I know of any siblings. Ms. Maureen Humphries has provided me with a clue that I am trying to follow up on: He may be the son of Patrick (son of Guilaume from County Down, Ireland) and brother of Capt. Edward O. from the West Feliciana Parish of Louisiana and Chicot County, Arkansas. That Charles married Hettie SMAITH - close enough to SNAITH to warrant further investigation. So far, in Jamaica, I haven't found any mention of ROE being connected to this Dr. Charles. Does Guilaume of County Down fit into the ROE line?
MARIE
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Date: - Monday, September 13, 1999 at 09:30:52 (PDT)
Message from: marcas o murchu
<momurchu@stcolumbs.com>
Ref. Number: 09/13/99 09:30:52 PDT
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I have some info re. columbus mc dermott/mc dermottroes
e mail
momurchu@stcolumbs.com
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Date: - Monday, September 13, 1999 at 09:26:03 (PDT)
Message from: marcas o murchu
<momurchu@stcolumbs.com>
Location: derry
Ref. Number: 09/13/99 09:26:03 PDT
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In reply to: mac dermottroes
to all mac dermottroes
I have quite a few family history linked documents in Boyle area and Lough Key area
for mac dermottroe families
contact me with any details of your family and I will see if I can link up
Regards
marcas o murchu
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Date: - Monday, September 13, 1999 at 01:44:38 (PDT)
Message from: Merike Darmody
<Merike.Darmody@esri.ie>
Location: Dublin
Ref. Number: 09/13/99 01:44:38 PDT
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Ref: Reply to Jean
Searching for other Darmodys
It would be interesting to compare our searches for ancestors. If you are interested, reply to Merike.Darmody@esri.ie
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Date: - Monday, September 13, 1999 at 01:38:50 (PDT)
Message from: Merike Darmody
<Merike.Darmody@esri.ie>
Location: Dublin
Ref. Number: 09/13/99 01:38:50 PDT
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In reply to: Daniel Thomas Darmody
Search for Darmodys
Which part of Ireland do your ancestors come from?
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Date: - Sunday, September 12, 1999 at 13:28:15 (PDT)
Message from: james t mcdermott
<jcmcd@mocty.com>
Location: warrenton missouri usa
Ref. Number: 09/12/99 13:28:15 PDT
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a family search
i would like to hear from any mcdermott who is possibly related to family of three boys, james felix and john
two sisters margretme mary. all born in irelnd between
1824 and 1835.
all except john left ireland in 1860 for usa and are pretty weel accounted for.
john emained in ireland retired as ric sgt. 1871 in athlone
died 1894 and is buried in old athlone cemetery.
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Date: - Sunday, September 12, 1999 at 09:33:44 (PDT)
Message from: Conor MacDermot
<macdermc@indigo.ie>
Location: Dunlavin. Co.Wicklow, Ireland
Ref. Number: 09/12/99 09:33:44 PDT
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In reply to: Marie Snaith
Ref: Jamaica MacDs
Jamaican McDermotts
Marie
Is your Dr Charles McDermott the Charles ("a young man" in 1807) son of Charles whose brother was Francis, and younger half-brother Peter.?
He can't be the Dr. Charles MacDermot Roe, son of Dr. Matthew, as the dates are wrong. Perhaps a son or grandson?
You dont mention whether you've seen the relevant passages in my father's book, MacDermot of Moylurg (see pages 339 - 346)
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Date: - Thursday, September 09, 1999 at 09:05:37 (PDT)
Message from: Maureen McDermott Humphreys
<searun@sprintmail.com>
Location: Poulsbo, WA
Ref. Number: 09/09/99 09:05:37 PDT
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Arkansas Territory McDermott.
While researching some of the towns in America that were know as McDermott/Dermot I came across information on a Charles McDermott born April 4, 1808 in West Felician Parish, Louisiana. Parents were Patrick McDermott (born Ireland and landed in Philadelphia)and wife Emily Ozan. I would be happy to send the family information on to a relative if you would e-mail direct. The entire story will be in our MacDermot Clan Journal soon.
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Date: - Wednesday, September 08, 1999 at 22:30:40 (PDT)
Message from: Marie Snaith
<marie@nidlink.com>
Location: Idaho, USA
Ref. Number: 09/08/99 22:30:40 PDT
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Jamaican McDermotts
Dr. Charles McDERMOTT m. Elizabeth Sloe SNAITH ( b. 1817, Clarendon, Jamaica and the dau. of John Burrell SNAITH and Ann Hoyle BURRELL)in 1838 in Jamaica. They had 3 (so far) children: Francis Snaith McDERMOTT, Susan Jane McDERMOTT (b. 1839) and Henrietta Clara McDERMOTT (b. 1850).
Looking for other McDERMOTT researchers with a Jamaican connection.
Thank you.
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Date: - Sunday, September 05, 1999 at 11:44:57 (PDT)
Message from: Ann L. Moore
<perfectone@breezy.com>
Location: New Hampshire
Ref. Number: 09/05/99 11:44:57 PDT
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Second try WWII vets USA
Go to www.wwiimemorial.com to learn about memorial to be built in D.C. starting Veterans Day 2000. There is a Book of Rememberance being compiled. Let's be sure the McDermott clan is well represented. You can make a donation - or not - depending on your circumstances but book is open now so hurry on over and get the info from your WWII vet relatives. They want name, branch of service if possible and a brief desription of the vet's wartime activity.
Best wishes, Lawlor born then Moore married, ANN
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Date: - Saturday, September 04, 1999 at 06:01:54 (PDT)
Message from: Patricia & Robert Stanley
<triciale@iinet.net.au>
Location: Perth Western Australia
Ref. Number: 09/04/99 06:01:54 PDT
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Clan Gathering 1999
Many thanks to all the McDermotts who attended the Clan Gathering 1999, it was a pleasure to meet you all and we thoroughly enjoyed the friendship and comradeship that exuded from everyone. We certainly look forward to seeing you again at the next clan meeting or even perhaps in the USA/Canada or even down under.
Pat and Bob Stanley.
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