Brennan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mary Agnes O'LEARY BRENNAN, cousin of Helen FLYNN, through LEARY/O'LEARY?

maryagneslenahan — 2009-11-20 12:55:41Z

Dear Mary,
Please contact me. I am Mary Agnes O'Leary Brennan's granddaughter & have much info for you.
maryagnes.lenahan@gmail.com

Mary Brennan b1859 Co Clare married Donovan and MacPherson in NY

jimbrennan7325 — 2009-11-15 14:32:20Z

Hi
I'm looking for any information on descendents of Mary Brennan (b1859 in Co Clare Ireland) who married a Donovan in NY circa 1888. He died and she married a MacPherson circa 1900 also in New York.Mary had 5 children with Mr Donovan, James, Michael, George, Margaret and Josephine. George married a lady, first name Freda while Josephine married a Mr Douglas. Margaret married Frank Savarese and had a daughter Virginia.

She had 2 children with MacPherson, Marian b1901 and William b1903. She was listed as a widow in 1930 US Census
Rgds Jim Brennan

Re: Brennan clan from cincinnati oh

DianeCulhane — 2009-11-14 12:39:27Z

You should both get books on genealogy to learn how to research backwards from recent relatives. Hard for people on a mailing list to help without more information, especially when you don't give dates. Talk to relatives, look at the censuses, get death dates from the SSDI and find obituaries. Books can tell you how to do it.

Diane

Re: Brennan clan from cincinnati oh

kellymullenoh — 2009-11-14 03:59:01Z

I know very little about my grandfather, Harold Brennan. Died when my mother was in her teens. He drove a bus. That's about all I know. But, would love to find info on his/our family.

Re: Obit: Mary Catherine Duffy of Iowa (1908-2006)

kjcarroll — 2009-11-13 05:19:02Z

Hello,
I am researching Brannan family which might also be written as Brennan. My g.g. grandmother Mary Brannan Carroll Langford had a nephew John Brannan who lived in Mason City, Iowa and a niece Brigit in Dubuque. We have a photo of John and his girl friend that I think is from the 1880's.

Re: Brennan's of Kilkenny/Carlow

thestarfires — 2009-11-12 16:21:58Z

My ggg grandmother was Mary Jordan from the Ridge, who married Patrick Brennan. John Brennan (who may have been Patrick's brother) and Mary Rice lived in the Ridge when their children were baptised. This was the early-mid 1800s; Patrick and Mary Ann were in Canada by 1840, and John and Mary by 1851. Both families (and several other Brennan families) settled in Grey County in Ontario, around what would become Dornoch.

Re: Brennan's of Kilkenny/Carlow

ardkillbeg — 2009-11-12 15:21:30Z

I am decendant of the Brennan,s of "The Ridge" Knockabrannagh Co Carlow.This is near leighlinbridge

Daniel Brennan b1848 Ireland m Anne Dowling in NYC.

PaulFarrell101 — 2009-11-10 03:44:18Z

Any Brennan clan know of the Gent? One of this couples' children was my paternal grandmother Mary Brennan. Mary married William J. Farrell. Mary Brennan was born 1 Jan.1886 and died 24 May 1964

Brennan family England

efmoore54 — 2009-11-10 02:25:13Z

looking for info on Brennan family in England. Father was William Brennan. My ggrandmother Margaret was his daughter. I know of one other child named Ellen. I have found Ellen on the 1181 censu in London showing her born in Durham in 1859.
Margaret I have found also on the 1891 anmd later census. She married James Wilson who was a bootmaker last maker. Margaret was born about 1860 also in Durham. I have never found a trace of her in any Durham records. William was listed as a Blacksmith on Margaret and James's Marriage.I have also tried variations on the Brennan surname but had no luck either. Any help/suggestions greatly appreciated

Edward P. Brennan (ret. NYC officer)

JEANNETTEBRENNAN — 2009-11-09 19:07:00Z

I,m looking for any information on my g-great grandfather, Edward P. Brennan 1883-1957, or anyone who may have known him. He was born in Brooklyn, NY and lived there all his life, married Anna Doherty in 1910. He was a NYC police officer for 36 years and retired from the 74th precinct. He passed in 1957 and buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn.

Harry Brennan and his aunt in Hecksherville, PA

greenweedz — 2009-11-04 01:43:57Z

In going through some old family pictures, I found several shots of a Harry Brennan. There were a couple of him at home in Heckscherville - one by himself, one with an aunt - and several that were apparently taken overseas. There was also an old newspaper clipping of him working on an army vehicle, which was apparently his duty while in service (his face is turned away from the camera, but the caption identifies him by name). He was apparently a good buddy of my father-in-law during their time of service in the war. If anyone is interested in these pictures please contact me.

Re: Calling all Brennan families in NY

ruthmaugeri — 2009-11-03 02:05:07Z

I'm also trying to find my relatives in NY, NJ. My father's name was James Joseph Brennan. His father's name we believe was Edward and mother's name Anna. Edward was born in mid to late 1800s and died around 1930. Anna was born around the same time and passed away in the early 1960s. They had three children: Edward (who was hit by a car and killed in the early 1900s. James Joseph and Peggy (Edithe or Margaret Edithe... James and Peggy were born in or around Fort Lee, New Jersey. All of the above are now gone, and I can't find any information connecting them to any relatives. My father rarely spoke of his family. I had heard there were relatives in Connecticut, but have no other information. If anyone has any information on my relatives, it would be appreciated.

Re: Brennan's of Roscommon - Kathleen Wilson

fxbphd — 2009-10-31 18:00:54Z

thanks Kathleen, looking forward to hearing from you, I know how stressful moving is. You can email me directly if you like: fxbphd@comcast.net.
Thanks,
Frank Brennan
Philadelphia

Re: Brennan's of Roscommon - Kathleen Wilson

kathleenwilson — 2009-10-31 15:53:30Z

They very well may have been siblings. Michael is a name in the family tree back then too. I will have to check my paperwork when I have a minute. I will certainly get back to you. I'm in the middle of moving so it may be a bit. Thanks. Kathleen

Re: Brennan's of Roscommon - Kathleen Wilson

fxbphd — 2009-10-31 02:29:36Z

Kathleen:
My gg Grandparents were Michael Brennan and Mary Catherine Scott. I have this information from my g grandfather's death certificate. Michael and Mary were witness at the wedding of Luke Brennan and Belinda Farmer in 1854. Could Michael and Luke have been brothers?

Re: Brennan's from Barnacogue, County Mayo, Ireland

mcgilvram1 — 2009-10-27 14:47:29Z

Can you post a link to your tree?

Brennan Mulvey connections

jackie0051 — 2009-10-18 08:12:26Z

Looking for Brennan and Mulvey connections.

Thomas Brennan (junior)travelling showman married 1907 Co Cavan, believed to have originated from large estate nr Kilkenny Ireland.
Thomas's father also Thomas Brennan, a land steward.

Thomas (junior) had 4 children, the eldest daughter Lydia made several trips to Americia before finally settling in 1929 with younger sister Dora.
Lydia married into the Scott's of Pennsylvania.

Each trip Lydia stayed with cousin Michael and wife Helen Mulvey in Queens New York.
(Michaels father was Martin Mulvey, grandfather Patrick from Cloniff Roscommon)

1928 Lydia sailed with cousins John and Thomas Mulvey and Julia Egan.

Does this ring any bells with anyone, if so lots more info available.

Regards Jackie (jackie005@talktalk.net)

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

ohlisao — 2009-10-12 17:21:08Z

I went to my area's specific site and sent a request to add my surname which resulted in the site 'manager' locating my family and sending me the census images. Based on the census data, he was also able to locate where my ancestors were born which resulted in my going back 3 more generations.

See if you can contact someone associated with one of the Liverpool sites that might be willing to help. Seems there are a lot of helpful people willing.

Good Luck!

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

DianeCulhane — 2009-10-12 12:38:53Z

It is a great site, but do you know if there's a less expensive way to get Liverpool births? I found 3 definite relatives and 3 maybes, but at 7 pounds each, I'm reluctant to go for the maybes.

Diane

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

ohlisao — 2009-10-12 04:16:39Z

I use the Lancashire BMD site often and it's a dream! You will use the same as Liverpool is in Lancashire county. Go here:

http://www.lancashirebmd.org.uk/

I've been extremely lucky to go back 3 more generations from here!

Re: Brennan's from Barnacogue, County Mayo, Ireland

J_J_Brennan — 2009-10-08 21:12:19Z

Outstanding!! Yes Father Tom from my tree was stationed in the Philipines. John Brennan who was married to Bridget Frain, had a son John. The younger John also married a Bridget, but I do not know her surname. Fr. Tom was their son. Fr. Tom had a sister May, and two brothers Michael and John. Fr. Tom died in 2004. I met him only once when I was quite young. I would be very interested on any information you would be willing to share on your family tree. My email is J_J_Brennan@msn.com. Thank you for responding to my note. Kind regards, Jim Brennan

Re: Brennan's from Barnacogue, County Mayo, Ireland

winryan — 2009-10-08 19:38:35Z

Bridget Frain was the daughter of Richard Frain and Winifred O'Brien my great grandmother Winifred Frain was her sister.She married Patrick McDermott in Barnacogue. If you are interested I can send you more.
I noticed you also have a Fr.Tom Brennan on your tree . Was he stationed in the Philipines for many years if that is him he was a cousin but I am not sure how he wax related but he used to visit the family in NY when he was on his way home to Ireland on leave.

Re: Ellen Brennan

LindaGHoller — 2009-10-08 17:35:16Z

It does not sound like your Ellens are any relation to mine. But thanks anyway!

Re: Calling all Brennan families in NY

robertjbrennan1 — 2009-10-07 21:44:39Z

My Thomas Brennan was born about 1890 and lived in Buffalo. His parents are William Brennan and Mary Mahady.
His siblings are: George, Michael, Clara, Anna, Frank, Barbara, Patrick, Joseph.
Sorry I don't have more, but let me know if this stuff rings a bell for you.

Re: Calling all Brennan families in NY

BrennanNY — 2009-10-07 19:33:53Z

I'm not sure of my Dad's history he never really talked about it. He is Thomas Brennan from Buffalo, NY. Married my mom (Shirley Hawkins) also from Buffalo, NY. Then they moved to Ft.Jackson, SC. He has a brother named Dan. My uncle Dan married a fine lady, and had twelve kids. My dad is 66 years old. I never met my grandparents on his side. If you know of this line of Brennan's please advise.

Brennans/Mulvihills of Corca Achlann

jmmulvihill — 2009-10-07 15:17:48Z

My name is Jim Mulvihill and I'm Chieftain of Clan Mulvihill and a long time researcher on ancient Mulvihill history.

As you may know, the Brennans (MacBranans) of Co. Roscommon are the same people as the Mulvihills. They composed the Corca Achlann tribe in the ages before surnames. The O'MaoilMichil surname was assumed in the late 10th Century, ostensibly in honor of a former Chieftain and hero, Maelmichil. About 150 years later a separate faction arose, switching surnames to MacBranan in honor of yet another tribe leader, Bran. Leadership vacillated between the factions after this point, but ultimately the MacBranans dominated. The Mulvihills were driven out of the Corca Achlann territory in 1416. The MacBranans suffered a similar fate a century later.

We've been tracking these changes through our Clan Mulvihill DNA Program, in which we find that this ancient tribe was built up over the millenia from at least four different tribes. The surnames Mulvihill and Brennan are today represented in most of these different parts, indicating that they most likely predated the assumption of surnames. See www.familytreedna.com/public/mulvihill

We also have been active in identifying ancient Corca Achlann sites within our area of County Roscommon, and locating historical records which bear upon the tribe.

We've tried, within Clan Mulvihill, to be inclusive. We have a number of Brennan members. In retrospect, it would have been more correct to name the group after the tribe, rather than one of it's surnames...but then nobody would have recognized it! We would like to introduce the Clan to more Brennans and to pool our resources to advance research on our common ancestry. We also have many members who now bear the surnames of Mitchell, Melville, et al, as a consequence of the English persecutions of the 16th-20th Centuries.

See also my site at www.mulvihill.net/genealogy

If you have an interest in working together, please contact me and let's talk about ways to integrate our research and recruit more Brennans into the fold.

Regards,
Jim

Re: Ellen Brennan

fordmetalparty — 2009-10-07 03:56:49Z

i found info years ago, made note and never did much with it
Ellen Brennan married Clenia A Newberry
I have a date of 1893
found info from Rootsweb, nebraska, page 345
I dont know if any of this is helpful.
I have a Ellen "Nellie" Brennan, b 1835, d 15 Nov 1918
Julie does not come up anywhere in my names so it could have
been an inlaw.
I know this is no help, but good luck.

Bridget Brennan’s Coroner’s Inquest

mcgilvram1 — 2009-10-03 16:27:29Z

Possibly William Brennan's 2nd wife. Please contact me if you have any further info.

Bridget Brennan’s Coroner’s Inquest

IRAD, Vol. 24, Page 164

Transcribed by; Mitch Mc Gilvra
10/3/2009

Inquest No. 9189, upon the body of Bridget Brennan, County of Cook, State of Illinois, on the 23rd day of August, A.D. 1891.

Verdict: The said Bridget Brennan now lying dead at 560 So. Morgan St. in said City of Chicago, County of Cook, State of Illinois, came to her death on the 21st day of August, A.D. 1891 at Union Street and Milwaukee Avenue from injuries neck by being knocked down and run over by a team of horses and wagon driven by Fred Brehmann at Union Street and Milwaukee Avenue, August 21st, 1891. and we the jury recommended that said driver Fred Brehmann be commited to the Cook County Jail until discharged by a due court of law.

Names of Jurors:

Jos. E. Eckel (foreman)
John R. Haufield
William Wade
Albert Heidecke
Thos. Riley
Wm. Baxter

Witnesses:

Name Address Occupation
Patrick H. Cauley 560 So. Morgan St. Supt. Chicago Gaslight & Coal Co.
John Pensorolot 345 W. Fulton St. Clerk
D. R. Hogan 765 Superior St. Police Officer
Stanley Smith 532 So. Dixon St. Cab. Boy, Bruiksex

Ellen Brennan

LindaGHoller — 2009-10-02 18:43:18Z

I am trying to find any informaion on Ellen Brennan, born in Co. Limerick around 1820 and died on May 3, 1891, in Queens, New York. She was buried with Julia Casey in Calvary Cemetery. Julia's maiden name was Brennan and her father was Thomas Brennan. I believe Ellen was Julia's sister, but she could have also been a sister-in-law. Not much to go on, I know. I have tried to find Ellen's death certificate, but don't think it is available.

Re: Brennan Hughes Kehoe Murphy from Clonegal and Ferns Wexford

jackie0051 — 2009-09-27 08:44:54Z

Hi Anne, many thanks for your reply, I spent months researching this family then sent for a mass of certs, only to discover that it's probably not my Thomas Brennan.
My Thomas Senior was a land steward, the Thomas senior from this family was a farm labourer unable to read and write.
On the 1907 wedding cert of my Thomas junior he list his father Thoms but the Thomas senior from this family was no longer a live in 1907.
I do have the certs and you are welcome to copies if it will help you in any way. maile me at jackie005@talktalk.net

Re: Brennan Hughes Kehoe Murphy from Clonegal and Ferns Wexford

aboton — 2009-09-27 00:38:11Z

This will probably just add to your questions, but do you know of a family relationship between Thomas Brennan Sr. and the Balfes of Boley, Wicklow and Abbeydown, Wexford?

Thomas Brennan was
- witness at the wedding of Mary Balfe and Michael Shanks
- witness at the wedding of Myles Balfe and Mary White (in Tomacork parish)
- gfather for Ellen Davis, d/o Eliza Balfe and James Davis, Abbeydown
- gfather for Honor Balfe, d/o Myles Balfe and Mary White, Abbeydown

Anne

Re: Mary Agnes O'LEARY BRENNAN, cousin of Helen FLYNN, through LEARY/O'LEARY?

jimbrennan7325 — 2009-09-26 07:50:36Z

Hi again Mary
Just to clarify who the persons in the photo are:
Mary Agnes O'Leary was born in Ballingeary Co Cork in 1880. She moved to US and married Michael Brennan who was born in Newmarket on Fergus Co Clare. They had 2 daughters Mary and Eithne. Eithne married Alfred Blake. Tom Freeman was a boarder and lifelong friend of Michael and Mary Agnes.

I would love to have a look at the photo if you manage to find it sometime.

Kind Regards
Jim

Re: Catherine BRENNAN, Co Roscommon, Ireland, 1824

npraetzel — 2009-09-25 23:16:51Z

Patti, I am interested in your message about Brennans from Roscommon in the area of Boston, Roxbury, Brookline, MA. Can you contact me at npraetzel@aol.com. thank you, Nancy Praetzel.

Re: Mary Agnes O'LEARY BRENNAN, cousin of Helen FLYNN, through LEARY/O'LEARY?

marysonier1 — 2009-09-25 18:53:58Z

Good day, Jim!

I appreciate the offer, but it's really the Flynn and Leary (O'Leary) lines I'm interested in. I'd like to work on my direct ancestors before turning to cousins' lines.

However, if you know of anyone who is related to the folks in the photo, and who would like a copy of it, I'd be glad to scan it. (Of course, I have to figure out where it is - I posted this quite a while ago - LOL!)

Again, thanks for the offer.

Mary

Re: Mary Agnes O'LEARY BRENNAN, cousin of Helen FLYNN, through LEARY/O'LEARY?

jimbrennan7325 — 2009-09-24 11:59:57Z

Good afternoon
My name is Jim Brennan of Newmarket on Fergus Co Clare. Please contact me if you get this email. I can answer some of your enquiries re Brennan,Blake and Freeman.
Kind Regards
Jim

Re: Catherine BRENNAN, Co Roscommon, Ireland, 1824

patmatzke — 2009-09-24 00:03:00Z

God Bless you Jimmy,
Thank you for the connection between the Brannan's and the Kielty's. I would feel even more confident, if there was more supporting data attributed to this family. I had narrowed my search to the Boyle area and Kilronan parish. Michael McDermott states that he is from the Kilronan parish of Co. Roscommon in a plea to find his sister Winifred (whom is married to Thomas Brennan) in the Boston Pilot. They also have a sister, Bridget McDermott.
Thomas Brennan lists his origin as Boyle, Roscommon on his naturalization papers.
Maria, Michael and Winifreda Brannan, all born in Ireland, to Thomas and Winifred are not on that census. I am not sure if the died or stayed in Ireland.
I have thought that Thomas's father, born around 1790, was probably married to Maria Spollin or Maria Mulheran.
Please let me know if you see other possibilities.
I'm curious, how did you come to visit the Kielty farm. I believe there were Kielty's in Lowell, MA along with the Brannan's.
I have much data on this side of the ocean, but would love to know if there are any descendants in Ireland interested in our US history.
Thank you once again for your valuable contribution.
Patti

Re: Catherine BRENNAN, Co Roscommon, Ireland, 1824

jimmybdunn — 2009-09-22 22:07:04Z

Hi Catherine
I've just checked Griffith's Valuation for a Thomas Brennan in Kilronan. The only record I can see is for a Thomas Brannan (the spelling often varied) farming in the townland of Rover Lower (on the east side of Kilronan Mountain). I was there just last week looking for the land that Owen (Eugenio) Kielty farmed - he was in the townland of Greagnageeragh which is just on the other side of the hill. It looks like like he was the sponsor at Mary Brennan's baptism.

Jimmy

Re: NJ Brennans

RebeccaPierce1961 — 2009-09-19 19:13:29Z

I'm looking for:
Robert Brennan married to Ethel (Krips) Brennan, children
Robert Russell and Laura
They lived in Camden area possibly moved to Collingwoods?

If you have any information about the Brennans after they moved to Camden I would appreciate it!

Thanks,

Calling all Brennan families in N.Y.

jackie0051 — 2009-09-18 07:15:26Z

Lydia Louise (Lulu) Brennan, DOB Dec 1907 Kilkenny made several trips to America staying with relatives Mulvey's in Queen's before finally settling with sister Dora Josephine in 1929.
Lydia married June 1932 to John Scott at St Patrick's Cathedral Madison Ave N.Y.
John Scott was of Clark and Scott's Tobacco Co. Lackawanna Scranton P.A.
Dora married John William Debarr of the N.Y. Debarr's.
Lydia's parents were Thomas and Bessie Minna Brennan.

Re: Calling all Brennan families in NY

WestAussie0509 — 2009-09-18 01:14:25Z

Hi Christine,
My great uncle, Michael Brennan emigrated as a young man from Galway City to New York and is said to have become editor of the New York Sun. I've been unable to confirm this so far. I have a photo of him taken by Saul of 2034 Third Avenue, NYC.
He was the son of Myles and Mary Egerton Brennan (nee Thornton) from Annaghdown, Co Galway. Michael was christened in Galway on 27 March 1870 and his godparents were John Brennan and Honor Cody. His siblings were John, Bridget, James, Patrick, Catherine and Mary. His brothers all migrated to Western Australia where I'm from and his sisters remained in Galway.
Has your research uncovered any New York Brennans who may be connected to the above family?
Regards, John James

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

DianeCulhane — 2009-09-14 19:18:23Z

OK, I didn't know she was born in Liverpool. Irish records won't help you, but there should be an English civil registration system just like it. Ask someone on one of the English lists, like Liverpool, to help you with that if no one on the Brennan list is family with it.

Diane

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

littleacornz — 2009-09-14 17:25:03Z

Hello Diane

I havent used familysearch before and so perhaps I am missing something. All the Chrisitna Brennans named have a father listed, an Owen, a James and two Michaels.

On every census that Christina is mentioned in (1881, 1891, 1901 and 1911) she has birth place as Liverpool.

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

DianeCulhane — 2009-09-14 15:13:22Z

Daniel's name wouldn't be in the birth index. You would have to get Christina's birth registration from the GRO (4 euros if you include the volume and page number from the index) and see if Daniel is the father. E-mail me directly (dlculhane@cs.com) if you want to do this and need help.

Diane

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

littleacornz — 2009-09-14 15:09:15Z

Thanks for the information, I hadnt seen the site before, it is certainly one to go back to later.

The people you mentioned are not the people I am looking for, the name Daniel Brennan doesnt come up. This is Christianas father, the name given on her marriage certificate.

Thank you once again.

Re: Brennan family Co. Armagh and Co. Louth (Ireland)

denph62 — 2009-09-14 14:15:29Z

Jackie,

That's an interesting story - I hope you have some luck finding Thomas and his family - maybe when the 1901 census comes on line it will be a help.

I'll keep these details in mind and let you know if I come across anything else that may be relevant.

Denis

Re: Brennan family Co. Armagh and Co. Louth (Ireland)

jackie0051 — 2009-09-14 12:20:36Z

Hi Denis, many thanks for such a speedy reply..My Brennan's are such a puzzle.
I don't know for definite re an Armagh connection but I know they were travelling through northern Ireland and during the late 1920's the son Thomas Brennan was living close to the boarder in Raphoe.

Louth, Carlingford, Meath, Mayo, Sligo, Athlone, Galway, Dublin and later Donegal do figure strongly in the equation.

At some stage in the 1930's they had a dance hall in Carlingford but it was closed down by the clergy.

It said that Thomas Brennan senior was a land steward on a large estate around Kilkenny.

Young Thomas Brennan married in Co Cavan 1907.
He travelled throughout Ireland with his travelling road show and bazaar which at some stage was named the Connaught Bazaar.

There is a suggestion that young Thomas may have had a brother in the priesthood but we haven't been able to confirm this.

Young Thomas and his wife seperated in the late 1920's, no idea what happened to him after that time.

I had hoped to find young Thomas, wife and 2 children on the 1911 Irish census with the hope of discovering where Thomas was actually born, unfortunately they do not appear to have filled in the census forms although we know for sure they were in Ireland at the time of the census.

As you can imagine, it's a maze.
Perhaps one day I'll uncover some lead into my Brennan's.
Regards Jackie.

Re: Christiana/Christina Brennan

DianeCulhane — 2009-09-14 12:09:30Z

You may be able to find Christina's birth in the Irish birth civil records, which began in 1864. If you search the index on familysearch.org, you'll find one Christina Brennan born in Dublin County in 1868, as well as one each in 1867 and 1866. One of them might be yours. The civil record gives the father's name but not the mother's. However, it should give the place in Dublin where she was born, which would lead you to her baptismal record, which should have the mother's name.

Diane

Re: Brennan family Co. Armagh and Co. Louth (Ireland)

denph62 — 2009-09-14 11:26:51Z

I have only just found the connection to Armagh, so don't have any more information at present. There is a Thomas in my line (born 1876) but his father was Hugh.

What part of Armagh are your side from?

Denis
denph62@yahoo.co.uk

Re: Brennan family Co. Armagh and Co. Louth (Ireland)

Denis638 — 2009-09-14 11:17:46Z

Re: Brennan family Co. Armagh and Co. Louth (Ireland)

jackie0051 — 2009-09-14 10:57:57Z

Both these areas fit with my Thomas Brennan's.
Do you by any chance have a Thomas Brennan a Land Steward and son also Thomas Brennan born approx 1880's a travelling showman.
Regards Jackie,