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John Paul McMillan Obituary 1891-1972

kaitysmom — 1 Sep 2008 2:24:04 GMT

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Tuesday, May 9, 1972
Page: A-2

Name: John Paul McMillan
Age: Not Listed
Born: June 10, 1891 in Houston County, TN.
Died: April 27, 1972 at Trinity Hospital in Houston County, TN.
Funeral: April 30, 1972 with Nave Funeral Home in Houston County, TN.
Burial: McMillan Cemetery in Houston County, TN.
Parents: James L. McMillan and Mary Alice Connell
Deceased 1st Spouse: Mrs. Florence (Shemwell) McMillan
Surviving 2nd Spouse: Mrs. Clara (Bateman) (Hatcher) McMillan
Surviving Children: James McMillan, Charles McMillan
Surviving Step-Children: Irving Hatcher, Robert Hatcher, Mrs. Anna Lee Smith, Mrs. Margaret Nell Frazee
Surviving Siblings: Mrs. Lois Allison, Charles Merton McMillan, Maurice McMillan

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

Sincerely,
Melissa Barker
Genealogist for Tennessee and Kentucky

McConnell DNA Match for a descendant of James Connell b abt 1826 Glasgow

ksaxe — 16 Feb 2008 1:25:07 GMT

As a McConnell researcher with McConnell cousins in the Clan Donald DNA project, I recently began comparing Y chromosome DNA test results for Connell men with Y chromosome DNA test results for McConnell men. I found one Connell man listed in the database of the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation (SMGF) and extracted his results from the database. He is an extremely close match for an R. C. McConnell who is already in the Clan Donald DNA project. R. C. McConnell has results for 28 markers on the project results tables, and he and the Connell descendant match on 27 of those markers. Because the names Connell and McConnell are considered variants of each other, this strongly suggests that the two men share a common ancestor who lived after the adoption of surnames. The connection could be very recent. Note: There are two men listed as R. C. McConnell in the project database; the Connell match is with the R. C. McConnell listed in the bottom table of the results table page for the project.

Because these men were tested through different organizations, the databases of those organizations won't be able to put them in touch with each other. So unless one of them has gone looking in the databases of other organizations as I did, they probably don't know about their connection. I would like to make sure that they find each other. If any researcher of the family of James Connell b abt 1826 in Glasgow Scotland reads this message, please contact me, and if anybody else out there thinks that they know a researcher of this family who may be unaware of the connection, please help if you can.

The following information about the family of James Connell from the SMGF database may help identify the family. He was born about 1826 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland, and was married to Janet Gellately. His son Alexander married Mary Ann Christina Warnock, and their son Thomas married Ruth Edna Mae Lloyd.

Because the Clan Donald DNA Project has its own website, it is able to post results for men tested on any set of Y chromosome DNA markers. Therefore the project can accept Connell men tested at SMGF and at all of the commercial companies. Having one's results in the project database makes it very easy to compare one's results with those of others in the large project and also has other advantages, so I recommend that any Connell man with Y DNA test results join the project. I'll say more about how to do this in another post, but anybody interested in joining now is welcome to contact me and I'll be happy to help.

Anybody curious about this project can learn more by going to the extremely informative project website at http://dna-project.clan-donald-usa.org/DNAmain.htm.

Kirsten Saxe

Thomas Connell born circa 1795, County Cavan, Ireland --> Cavan Township, Durham County, Ontario, Canada circa 1850

mconnell0786 — 25 Jan 2003 3:59:54 GMT

My great grandfather John Connell had a
brother Thomas born c. 1850 in Cavan Twp.,
Durham Co., Ontario. Their father was also
Thomas Connell, born c. 1795, Co. Cavan,
Ireland. They immigrated c. 1840. John
Thomas also had brothers William (see *below),
Richard, Samuel, Charles James + atleast 1
sister Ann we think one other. We believe
Thomas went to New York (city? or state?)
had sons Walter Malcolm (both worked for NY
Central) and possibly as many as 2 daughters.
* William (born c.1819) married Frances Watt
c. 1850;they had sons William(1851-1941),
Robert(c1853-1897), Thomas(1855-1923), James
Young(1857-1947), son(1860-1860)+ daughters
Anne(c1853-?), Elizabeth(1864-1938) Frances
(c1865-1889). If any of those names mean
anything to you, let me know -- I have much
more info for you. Hope I may have been
some help! We also have many blanks which you
might be able to fill to our mutual
satisfaction!
other sons and 3 daughters
-1923

Looking for information on Lula Connell

sammonpk1 — 6 Aug 2008 12:07:34 GMT

I'm looking for information on Lula Connell. Actually I'm looking for her maiden name. She had a sister named Teresa.

Thanks for your help.

Children of Thomas Connell Sr. who died in Alabama in 1835

MaryCollinsLandin41 — 31 Jul 2008 7:38:59 GMT

I am looking for documentation for all of the children of Thomas and Jemima Connell, specifically for documentation of the sons' names, John, Jesse, Daniel, Thomas Jr., William. John m. Sarah Owsley and Jesse m. her sister Penelope Owsley. I need more than FTM list for this documentation. Both Thomas Sr. and John died without wills, Thomas Sr. in AL and John in GA. Thanks!!

William H. Connell of Ebensburg, PA --1800's

Sherrie Miller — 29 Jun 2002 3:04:19 GMT

I am looking for relatives of Willaim H. Connell
born on March 30, 1834. He married Matilda
Bendon on January 28, 1867. The had a family
of 7 boys and 5 girls. Thank you for any help
you can give me!!

Connell

tollekid — 14 Jul 2008 7:55:06 GMT

I am researching the following Connells: William R Connell born in County Longford, Ireland on Feb. 8, 1874. He came to the US about 1888. He had 2 sisters: Mrs. Catherine Ritter and Mrs. Agnes Hickey of Brooklyn, New York. He had 2 brothers: Frank Connell of Brooklyn and Michael Connell who remained in Ireland.

Gummow

tollekid — 14 Jul 2008 7:59:57 GMT

I am looking for more information on the following members of the Gummow family: Richard born in England and moved to Kansas. He was married to Jane Repper, also born in England. Their daughters were Martha Gummow, Lillie Gummow Craig and Mrs. J.E. Jones of Manchester, KS. One of the daughters was married to an Oliver Wincett (sp??)

DNA Testing

CindyMcC — 4 May 2008 8:41:14 GMT

Has anyone with the Connell surname done dna testing? I'm beginning to think that my Cornwells from Prince William Co, VA, might connect to the Connells of Charles Co, MD. If someone has done (or will do) dna testing, maybe we could find out for sure.

Cindy

George Connell-New Rochelle, NY

Mary Kay Kuhfittig — 11 Sep 2000 2:40:49 GMT

Looking for descendants of George Connell. I believe he had three daughters, probably born early 1900s. One of them was married to a brother of the actor, Richard Widmark.

Connells and McGurins of Boston, MA

cookieleary — 1 Jul 2008 8:25:57 GMT

Looking for descendants of Cornelius Connell b abt 1852 who married in 1873 in Boston Sarah McGurin b abt 1854. Children are:
1. Nellie b abt 1873 m Edwin L. Densmore
2. Cornelius b abt 1875 m Ellen Fitzgerald
3. Kate b abt 1878 no other inof
4. David m Mary

Will share into.
Cookie Leary

Michel Connell, Kilclooney, Galway, Ireland, 1808

meaden60 — 29 Jun 2008 12:14:09 GMT

I'm trying to work out the parents of Michael Connell, born 1808 Parish of Kilclooney, Galway, Ireland 1808. He was in the army and moved a lot as did many descendants. Perhaps his father was a military man too?

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

John and Joseph Connell (twins)-Charleroi, Dunbar, Connellsville area

Marilyn Cosgrove — 13 Sep 2001 8:38:50 GMT

Looking for info on my great-grandfather Joseph Connell who had a twin named John. They lived in or around the following areas: Webster, PA Charlerio, PA Dunbar, PA, Connellsville, Pa.. Joseph married Mary Williams and they had following children: Joseph, Ann, Mary Louise (Maize), John, Gertrude, Katherine (Kitty) and Adelia (Dillie)

connell history

steveconnell33 — 28 Jun 2008 4:49:24 GMT

looking foe anyone related to neal ead connell

Descendents of Thomas Connell born 1787 --> Lillie Inez Connell, born 1892, Jefferson County, Georgia, USA

Harriet Roughton Baker — 9 Jan 2003 2:22:28 GMT

My mother's maiden name was Connell. Her name was Lillie Inez Connell and she was born Jan 24, 1892 in Jefferson County, GA. and married my father, Albert Levin Roughton on Nov 16, 1911. Her father was Lewis Benjamin Connell, born Feb 12, 1853 also in Jefferson County, GA. His father's name was Jesse Connell, born in 1815. I think he was born in Jefferson County as well but not sure. Jesse's father was Thomas Connell, born in 1787 but do not know where.

If you are interested I can give you more information such as wives, children, etc. Please let me know.

Silas H. CONNELL 1910-2001

LHumrich — 11 Jul 2006 11:00:42 GMT

Hello all,
Trying to help out a friend who is looking for more information about his grandfather.
Does anyone have any information on a Silas H. Connell b: 15 June 1910 and died 25 Feb 2001 Florida.

Thanks LIsa

CONNELL, MULGREEN

smiley55 — 26 Jun 2008 4:19:52 GMT

No known connection but I ran across this in research

Clark Co, Ohio Marriage Records

Margaret CONNELL m Dennis MULGREEN 1, Nov, 1851

Daniell Connill Appraiser for the estate of Katherine Wattkins, Prince Georges Co, MD, 1698

CindyMcC — 25 Jun 2008 9:33:59 GMT

Katherine Wattkins, Prince Georges Co, MD, Inventory, 7 November 1698

Appraisers: Daniell Connill, Phillip Levin

Source: Estate Account of Katherine Wattkins, Prince Georges Co, MD from Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1697-1700 by V. L. Skinner, Jr.

Dennis Connell Appraiser for Estate Inventory of James Clark, St. Mary's Co, MD

CindyMcC — 25 Jun 2008 9:19:50 GMT

p. 75--James Clark, St. Marys Co, MD, 30 October 1765

Appraisers: Dennis Connell, John Baptist Mattingly

Creditors: James Bate, John Smith

Next of Kin: John Clark, Suaney Clark

Executor: Joseph Clark

Source: Estate Inventory of James Clark, Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1763-1766

Dennis Connill Mentioned as Having Immigrated 1674, Maryland

CindyMcC — 23 Jun 2008 9:33:08 GMT

Sworne to by Theophilus Pomry the Transporter before me this 29th September 1674.

Charles Calvert

Know all men by these presents that I Theophilus Pomry of London mariner have for?, delivered and set over all my right, interest, and title for and to the rights for transporting five servants to the province of Maryland whose names are as followeth Sarah Cooper, Mary Hoods, Denis Connill, Henry Mathews and George Braborne unto Stephen Gary his executor and heir he being of Little Choptanck planter.

Wittness my hand and seale this first of October 1674.

Theo. Pomry (sealed)

Wittness the marke of
John F. Waterly

9th December 1674

Warrant then granted unto Stephen Gary of D? County for two hundred and fifty acres of land due to him upon the consideration aofresaid--Cert return the .. day of March next.

Source: Maryland State Archives, Land Office (Patent Record), MSA SM2, 1672-1675, SR 7359, SM2-21

Seeking a descendent of Zachariah Connell (1741-1813)

CindyMcC — 23 Jun 2008 3:27:14 GMT

I'm seeking a descendent of Zachariah Connell (abt 1741-1813) who married Rebekah Rice. If you descend from this couple, please contact me at mccachern@sbcglobal.net.

Cindy

CONNELL Esther TERRY 1885 1926 wife of Louis Reed Terry

t42IOOF_DenCoTX — 10 Jun 2008 6:28:18 GMT

CONNELL Esther TERRY 1885 1926 wife of Louis Reed Terry

I photographed this gravestone in the I O O F Cemetery, Section G, Denton, Denton Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 189,653 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

James Connell mentioned as having married Anne Williams, 1745, Charles Co, MD

CindyMcC — 9 Jun 2008 12:00:14 GMT

John Williams, late of Charles County, planter, on April 10, 1709, made his will, in which he devised to his wife, Sarah Williams, 100 acrs of land called Frankum, bounded by the south side of Lawsons Marsh, during her natural life and after her death, to his son, John Williams. Said Sarah, after the making of the will, died, and said John Williams, the devisee, also died, a minor without issue, whereby the land fell to Anne Williams, daughter of the testator and sister of the whole blood to said John Williams, the devisee. Anne Williams, after the death of her brother and arriving to full age, married James Connell. Said James and Anne Connell, for 6000 pounds tobacco, by Charles County deed dated April 17, 1740, conveyed the land to John Dunbarr (Dunberr) of St. Mary's County, who delivered the deed to Mr. Samuel Hanson, Charles county clerk, to be recorded, but said Hanson died immediately after the delivery of said deed, whereby said deed failed to be recorded in the time limited by Act of Assembly for recording conveyances by which means said Dunbarr lost the effect of the purchase. Elizabeth Hanson, widow of said Samuel Hanson, agreed to pay said Dunbarr the purchase money aforesaid. Said Dunbarr, by deed dated January 29, 1745 confirmed to said Elizabeth all his right to the land aforesaid. Said Elizabeth Hanson, in 1745, at the first session of Assembly held that year, preferred her petition, praying that the deed aforesaid from James Connell and wife to John Dunbarr might be made in as full force as if it had been recorded in time. The Assembly enacted that said deed should be recorded in Charles County and was good in law as if it had been recorded in time. Now this deed, made March 17, 1745 (6) from said Elizabeth Hanson to John Stromatt of Charles County, planter, witnesses that said Elizabeth Hanson, for 6253 pounds tobacco and 9 pounds and for divers other good causes, sells to Stromatt all her right to the land above mentioned.

signed--Elizabeth (EH her mark) Hanson

Witnesses: George Dent, Walter Hanson.

Source: Charles County (MD) Land Record Book Z, No. 2

Dennis Connell Owed Debt to the Estate of Phillip Keys, St. Marys Co, MD, 1769

CindyMcC — 8 Jun 2008 9:46:39 GMT

List of debts owed to the estate of Phillip Keys included Dennis Connell.

Source: Estate Account of Phillip Key, St. Marys Co, MD, 9 December 1769, Liber 102, Folios 101-114 as found in Abstracts of the Inventories of the Prerogative Court of Maryland by V. L. Skinner, Jr. 1718-1720

Morgan Connell Transported to Maryland from Ireland, 1678

CindyMcC — 7 Jun 2008 7:30:17 GMT

Morgan Connell was among a ship load of Irish servants who were transported in 1678 by Phillip Popleston, "master of ship Encrease" of Youghall Co, Cork, Ireland, and assigned to William Sharpe of Talbot County (Patent Liber 20, folio 184).

Source: To Maryland From Overseas by Harry Wright Newman, 1982.

Dennis Connell Creditor to Estate of Ruban Cheseldine, 1765, MD

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 12:03:55 GMT

14 September 1765—

Ruban Cheseldine, September 14, 1765, September 24, 1765

Appraisers: Mathew Tennison, Benett Neale

Creditors: Owen Allen, Dennis Connell.

Next of Kin: Kenelm Cheseldine, Jr., Ursular Haskins.

Administrator: Kenellum Chesheldine.

Source: Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774

Dennis Connell Witnesses Will of Edmond Bowling, 1756, St. Mary's Co, MD

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 12:02:30 GMT

Edmond Bowling, St. Mary’s Co, MD, 1 March 1756, 22 April 1756

To wife tract called “Collinwood,” 142 a., pt. Of another tract, 40 a. After her decease then to eldest son, John Bowling provided he purchase young slave to youngest son William when he comes of age or in the event of his death to son John’s son, Edmon.

To dau. Elizabeth wife of Matthew Gibson, bed and furniture.

Son John Bowling, ex.

Witn: Kenelmn Boult, Dennis Connell, Jno. Haskins.

Source: Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774

Daniel Connell Received Payment from Estate of Col. John Bradford, 1729, MD

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 11:55:22 GMT

Col. John Bradford, May 21, 1729

Received from: Alexander McCarty

Payments to: Robert White, Ambrose Cock, James Pearre, Joseph Peach, John Abington, Dr. Patrick Sim, Michael Taylor, Dr. John Hamilton paid to Patric Sim, John Needham, Mr. Thomas Colmore, Catherine Playfay (administrator of Walter Thompson), John Jackson, Daniel Watts, James Wallace, Daniel Connell, John Brooks, William Wallace, Thomas Butler due from the estate of his father james Butler (deceased married Joyce administratrix of James Butler), Margretta Butler.

Executors: Mrs. Joyce Bradford, Mr. John Bradford.

Source: Maryland Probate Records 1674-1774

William Connell (planter) and his sister Elizabeth Byrn Convey Land to their Mother Mary, Charles Co, MD, 1714

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 11:37:02 GMT

"Byrn, James and Elizabeth his wife and Williiam Connell (planter) conveyed on 27 April 1714, a parcel of land formerly conveyed from Eleanor Obryan, dec'd to Mary Connell, mother of William Connell and Elizabeth Bryn, two tracts: Freshes (Fernes?) nr. head of Mattawoman Creek cont. 300 acres, also Clahammond cont. 200 acres;(Ct.7Land: F#2.31)"

Source: Early Charles County (MD) Settlers, 1657-1745 by Marlene Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright

Estate of Dennis Connell, Charles Co, MD, 1705

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 11:20:10 GMT

Connell, Dennis (Inv.: 25.345; 6 Aug 1705) Ex.: Mary Connell (relict) (Acct: 25.347 ---; 27 July 1706) Admr. Mary Knowland (relict), now wife of Stephen Knowland (Acct. 28.119; 31 March 1708)

Source: Early Charles County (MD) Settlers, 1657-1745 by Marlene Strawser Bates and F. Edward Wright

James Connill witnesses Will of Joseph Vennour, Charles Co, MD, 1707

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 11:24:27 GMT

Vennour, Joseph, Portobacco Par., Charles Co., 9th Sept. 1707, 10th Oct. 1707. Towards repairing parish church, and boy Marke Pensuch, personalty.

To aunt Abigail Harrington, extr., of England, residue of estate, real and personal.

Hickford Leman to have charge of estate in Maryland.

Test: Robert Power, Joseph Leman, James Connill, Hickford Leman.

Source: Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol. 3,4, p. 97

Daniell Connell received payment from Estate of William Clarkson, 1704, MD

CindyMcC — 3 Jun 2008 11:11:12 GMT

Mr. William Clarkson, 14 March 1704

Payments to: Edward Jones, Richard Conner, John Kello, Phillip Ryley, Dr. Berry, Mr. Hutchison, Phillip Lesom, Daniell Connell, Mr. James Haddock.

Executrix: Mrs. Ruth Cuttrick

Source: Maryland Probate Records, 1674-1774

James Connell Owes Debt to Clement Heley Estate, 1694, St. Mary's Co, MD

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 7:23:48 GMT

St. Mary’s Co, MD

Mr. Clement Heley, April 22, 1695

Items in possession of Mr. John Long. The amount of the inventory also included

Appraisers: Thomas Clarke, Thomas Carvile.

List of Debts: James Harris, Henry Rigley, Justinnian Tennison, Jr., William Taylor, Mr. Nehemia Blackiston, Michaell Wallis, Rodrick, Loyd, Abraham Price, John Caige, John Ocaine, Jon Noe, Samuell Chamberling, James Latemore, Abraham Harrington, James Williams, Daniell Henley, Thomas Bagger, Henry Warde, William Thompson (jobber), Francis Bower, George Berrey, James Connell, Christopher Knight (runaway), Joseph Peckers.

Source: Abstracts of the Inventories and Accounts of the Prerogative Court of Maryland 1688-1698, Skinner

James Connell Mentioned in Will of Robert Gates, St. Mary's Co, MD, 1694

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 7:13:51 GMT

Will of Robert Gates
St. Mary's Co, MD
5 Feb. 1694; 6 June 1698

To wife Dorothy, extx., 100 acres, "Gate's Hope," 60 acres, "Gate's Purchase," 170 acres, "New Branford," and 20 acres, part of "Maidstone" bought of Thomas Hunt.

To sons John and Robert equally and heirs, 2 lots at Newport Town, 275 acres, "St. Michael's" 200 acres, "St. Mary's" and 193 acres, "Gate's Swamp."

To daughter Catherine and heirs, 200 acres, part of "Poppleton" and Patuxent R.

To daughter Susanna and heirs, residue of "Branford."

To daughter Ann and heirs, 80 acres, part of "Maidstone"

To son Joseph "Gate's Hope" and "Gate's Purchase"; also "New Branford" and "Maidstone" aforesaid at decease of mother.

To priest of Roman Catholic Church, personalty.

Test: Rich'd Edelen, James Connell, James Haggon.

Note: At foot of will dates of birth of child given as follows--Catherine, born 7th July 1676; Susanna, 12 October 1678; John, 19th Sept. 1681; Robert, 13th February 1686; Ann, 23rd July 1690; Joseph, 8th December 1693.

Source: Maryland Calendar of Wills 1685-1702, Vol. II, p. 148, 1906.

Dennis C. Connell Witnesses will of John Smallwood, 1694, Charles Co, MD

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 12:42:20 GMT

Probated 1694
John Smallwood

In the name of God Amen the 20th day of March 1693, I John Smallwood of Charles County in the province of Maryland {illegible}
Imp. I give and Bequeath unto my Daughter Ester Smallwood Two Hundred Acres of Land my plantation being upon it and one ffeather bed which I bought of my ffather Smallwood and pair of Blankette one rugg Pr of Sheetes and One Iron Pott and Iron Kettle the biggest bras kettle three puter Dishes two platts and one haire trunck and what Lynen I have and one Brindle Cow and yearling. I also Give my Daughter One Gray Mare which I bought of Edmond Lynsey & was formerly John Ratliefs and also Eight Sows & also one sett of cortaines and vallence and one Silver Spoon and one God Ring.

Item I give Bequeath unto my wife Lettus One feather bed and furniture and one cow & yearling one Iron Pott one Brass kettle One gray pacing horse named Wigster and Eight Sows * Lettus to have my said Plantation till she doth marry whereupon and if sd Lettus doth marry then to have fifty acres of my daughter's land and one *

Item I give and bequeath unto my brother James Smallwood one new striped searge coate & britches and one {illegible} cloth and one muskett.

Item I give unto my brother Mathew Smallwood one striped searge coate & Britches and two gilts -

Item I give unto my brother Thomas Smallwood one horse and one striped searge Jackett,

Item I give unto my brother William Smallwood one young gray stone horse and I give unto the said William's's wife one yearling heifer, and I give unto my sister Sarah one bay horse called by the name of Cossoon, and I give unto Hennery Moore one two years old heifer with a white face which is down about Port Tobacco,

Item I give unto my brother Ledstone one bay mare cropped of one ear and slitt and slit and {illegible} of the other ear. I give my brother Benjamin one Bay broke horse.

Item I give unto my brother Bayne One Horse which Ed Lindsey oweth me and is to be broke and delivered upon Demand. I give unto my brother Pryor fifty acres of land adjoyning to my daughter's lane,

Item I give to my sister Mary Maddocks the other fifty acres of land Joyning unto Pryors and unto her heirs forever, and I give unto my brother in law Cornelius Maddocks one bay horse with a white face cropt of one year and {illegible} on the other, I give unto my well beloved father Smallwood ten hoggs and the remainder of my hoggs I leave for the paying of my debts and there is thirty shillings in Edmond Lynd's hand to pay Debts to which {illegible} My brother James Smallwood & my brother Thomas Smallwood Executors as witness my hand and seale the day & year above mentioned.

John X (his mark) Smallwood

Signed Sealled & delivered in
presents of
Dennis C. Connell
his mark
Richard Cardell
his mark
Ellis A. Carrick
his mark

Dennis Connell in Lawsuit with Justianian Tennison, Jr., Charles Co, MD, 1690

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 12:30:49 GMT

p. 59…June 1690-Charles Co, Md. Court. Justianian Tennison, Jr., vs. Dennis Connell. In June 1687, Dennis Connell, ……..pay Justinian 800 pounds of tobacco by October. Connell never made payment, and Justinian, by his attorney, George Plater, brought suit to recover the debt. Connell's attorney was William Dent, and he offered no defense. The case was heard in the June 1690 Court, and the court awarded Justinian the 800 pounds of tobacco also ? in the amount of 285

Source: Tennison Family of Southern Maryland: Being the First Three Generations by Ralph D. Smith, 1997, University of Wisconsin, Madison

James Connell Owes Debt to George Parker Estate, 1688, Charles Co, MD

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 12:23:26 GMT

6 June 1688—

George Parker. 10:39, I ca. f 374.14.10 June 6, 1688. List of Debts: James Connell is on the list.

John Conell Appraiser of Estate of William Hargay, 1686, Charles Co, MD

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 12:13:21 GMT

Wm Hargay. Appraisers John Conell, William Hungerford. Mar. 22, 1686, 8.455 I ,

Source: Abstracts Prerogative Court of Maryland 1674-1678 and 1699-1703, Skinner

Hugh Connell Mentioned in Will of Sophia Beedle, 1674, Anne Arundel Co, MD

CindyMcC — 2 Jun 2008 11:59:38 GMT

30 December 1674—

Beedle, Sophia, widow of Henry Beedle,of Anne Arundel Co. 30th Dec., 1674; 9th Feb., 1674. Dau. Sophia Beedle, execx. and sole legatee of estate, real and personal, including the following tracts of land: Land bequeather sd. dau. Sophia by her father Henry, and 400 A., “Beedle's Outlet,” Talbot Co. In event of death of dau. afsd. before marriage, or under 14 yrs. of age, estate to be disposed of as follows: To Henry Coursey, Jr., and hrs., land afsd. given to sd. dau. by her father. To Richard Ewens, brother of testatrix, and hrs., “Beedle's Outlet.” To Richard Ewens and the Talbots, child. of testatrix's sister Richardson, personalty. Overseers: Father-in-law Wm. Coursey and brother Richard Ewens. Test: Thos. Knighton, Benj. Lawrence, Hugh Connell, Henry Brady. 2. 34.

Source: Anne Arundel Co, VA as found in Maryland Calendar of Wills

Michael Connell, born 1832,Knockanore, County Waterford, Ireland >> Rhode Island, USA

eringobragh — 17 Aug 2005 3:52:18 GMT

GGGrandfather Michael Connell b. 1832 in Knockanore. Settled in Rhode Island and married Margaret Meade. Michael had siblings: James, who also settled in R.I. and married Mary Batt. Other siblings included Bartholomew, Mary, Catherine, and James.

Catherine Connell (born in Ireland)

Laura Parsons Ream — 4 Jun 2003 6:02:33 GMT

I know that looking for a Catherine Connell from Ireland is like looking for a needle in a haystack, especially with the lack of info I have, but here goes:

Catherine Connell, married to John Ryan, also from Ireland (my g-g-grandparents) (sorry, don't even have a town). According to the 1903 census, they were living in Trenton, NJ at the time. They have one daugther that I know of, my great-grandmother, Julia Ryan Meskill (1st marriage) Parsons.

Sorry about the lack of info, but that's really all I have. Hopefully someone out there can give me some kind of info. Thanks in advance... Laura Parsons Ream

David G. Connell, born Milwaukee,WI, son of Edward P.Connell

JosephRMurnane — 25 Apr 2008 11:05:27 GMT

Does anyone have a connection to Edward P. and Marie Ham Connell?

Obituary

Arizona Republic
2/25/2001

David G. Connell, 79, of Phoenix, died Feb. 23, 2001. David was born Oct. 17, 1921, in Milwaukee, WI. A veteran of WWII, David retired from Falk Corp. in 1983. Besides his wife of fifty-five years, Mary (Conroy), he is survived by his daughters, Ellen DeAustin (Bradley), Kathleen Rudolph (Jon) & Eileen Connell; 8 grandchildren, Ryan and David DeAustin, Geoffrey, Michael and Meghan Rudolph, Elizabeth, Andrew & Katherine Vaughters; preceding him in death, granddaughter, Margaret Vaughters. Visitation, 6-8 P.M. Mon. Feb. 26, Hansen Mortuary, 8314 N. 7th. St. Funeral Mass Feb. 27, 9:30 A.M. St. Paul's Church, 330 W. Coral Gables. Donations to Parkinson's Found., 222 W. Thomas Phnx 85013.

Soc. Sec. info.: DAVID G CONNELL 17 Oct 1921 23 Feb 2001 (V) 85023 (Phoenix, Maricopa, AZ) (none specified) 392-16-0768 Wisconsin

Dennis Connell Witness to the Will of Edmond Bowling, St. Mary's Co, MD, 1756

CindyMcC — 23 Apr 2008 9:36:38 GMT

Liber 30, folio 73
1 March 1756
BOWLING, EDMOND, St. Mary’s Co.
To my wife, Luce Bowling, for life, all my land, Collinwood 142a & 40a
of another tract on the same tract, & on her d., to my eldest son, John
Bowling, provid-
ed he pay my youngest son, William Bowling, at age 20, a young negro
girl,
&
if sd. Wm. d. before age 20, sd. John is to pay sd. girl to his son
Edmond
at age 20.
To dau. Elizabeth Gibson, wife of Mathew Gibson, a bed.
To son Wm. Bowling, a bed, a cow & calf, a mare & colt, an iron-bound
chest, a gun, & my riding saddle.
Extr: son John Bowling.
Witn: Kenelm Boult, John Haskin, Thomas Chambers.
Codicil, 4 March 1756. Witn: Corenius Cheseldine, Dennis Connell, Jno.
Haskins.
22 April 1756, the will was sworn to by all 3 witn., the codicil sworn
to by all 3 witn, & the widow elected her 1/3.

James, Mary, Johnson, and Sadie Connell Pittsburgh, PA ~1900

mehinck — 17 Mar 2008 8:37:02 GMT

I am looking for information on James Connell b. Ireland either 1859 or 1860 d. Pittsburgh, PA July 5, 1933. He married Mary McShane around 1888.

But, I'm more specifically interested in 2 of James', but NOT Mary's children.

I found information on the 1900 census that leads me to believe that James was married to someone else in Ireland who most likely died before or during the immigration to the United States. Further, he may have had a child out of wedlock or was married to a third woman between his immigration in 1881 and his marriage to Mary in 1888.

It lists the family as James (head); Mary (wife) Thomas (son); Joseph (son); Johnson (son); and Sadie (daughter). Mary is listed as having birthed 5 children with 2 living. These would definitely be Thomas (my paternal grandfather) and Joseph. I am looking for information on Johnson b. Ireland c. December 1880 with both father and mother born in Ireland; and Sadie b. Pennsylvania c. Dec 1883 with father born in Ireland and mother born in England. His wife Mary (my great-grandmother) was born in England, BUT she did not immigrate until 1887.

I have not been able to find anything anywhere about either of these 2 mystery family members.

I believe that James was only married twice because the 1910 census has his status as "M2" which I assume means this was his second marriage.

Jean Connell (deceased) born 11 November 1919, adopted in Pennsylvania by the Connell family

AMiceli2525 — 19 Mar 2008 2:21:00 GMT

ISO of bfamily. Jean Connell was adopted by Edward and Bridget (Haley) Connell possibly in Larksville, PA. Jean was born 11/11/19. She thinks she may have been in a Scranton orphange. Jean thinks she may have siblings. Jean has no idea what her birth name was. Jean is now deceased and I am trying to help my husband find her family.

former Annie Connell (b. 1874 C. Cavan, Ire.; father James Connell), widow of Carney ~ Montpelier, Vt. 1920 record

rosecolorsunset — 10 Mar 2008 4:56:20 GMT

U.S. Passport application (*typed)
Annie Carney
Washington County, Vermont
issued September 16, 1920
I was born Bailieboro, Ireland on (*"month and date ?") 1874.
My father James Connell was born Ireland, now deceased.
I emigrated to U.S. from Queenstown (*month and day "?") 1902.
I have resided 18 yrs. at Montpelier, Vermont.
I was naturalized by reason of husband's naturalization of husband whose certificate is herewith.
My permanent residence is Montpelier, Vermont;
occupation: housewife
My visit to British Isles (*"Ireland" crossed out) to visit relatives.
I will depart from New York City September 17, 1920
(*signed "x" her mark)
age: 46 yrs.
height: 5 ft., 3 inches
eyes/hair: grey/brown
Joseph G. Frattini, Attorney at Law, residence Montpelier, Vermont, vouched for her, that he knew her 10 yrs.
send passport to:
Joseph G. Frattini
Washington County Court House
Montpelier, Vermont
[photo}
(*also included was letter from Mr. Frattini, stating she was his neighbor; her steamship was leaving shortly; she is widow with no means of support other than few dollars which her late husband left her. It would be a serious loss to her to lose her steamship fare. (*trying to expedite issuance of passport*)
Source: New York City Public Library

The Clan Donald DNA Project and ways to join it

ksaxe — 17 Feb 2008 9:31:20 GMT

The Clan Donald DNA project is a large Y chromosome DNA project dedicated to helping men from Clan Donald male lines and their families learn more about those lines. Early in the clan's history, the line of the clan chiefs adopted the surname MacDonald. There are other male bloodlines in the clan; some of those bloodlines carry other surnames, and there are also many bloodlines using the name MacDonald or a variant that are not related to the clan chiefs through male line descent. Many men are eligible to join the Clan Donald DNA Project, including all men with surnames that are variants of the surname MacDonald. These variant surnames include McConnell and Connell, so men with these surnames may join the project, even if their line is not believed to have been part of Clan Donald.

Because the project is one of the older and more well-established DNA projects, it has grown very large, with 550 men now on the project tables. I would estimate that about 300 of those men carry MacDonald variant surnames, so Connell men have a pretty decent chance of finding genetic matches within the project. As a McConnell researcher, I have paid special attention to the McConnells within the project, and from looking at the project results tables and communicating with some of the McConnell families involved, I have come to the conclusion that slightly more than half of the McConnell men in the project have genetic matches from outside their known family tree within the project, with an additional quarter of McConnell men having matches with known cousins within the project.

Those looking for genetic cousins outside the project have the option of recruiting suspected cousins for testing. Finding out whether suspected cousins are or are not related in the male line is one of the most helpful applications of genetic genealogy, and can help genealogists better focus their paper trail research.

Because the project is so well-established, most men with MacDonald variant surnames and Y chromosome test results must be in the project, but there are also men with MacDonald variant surnames who are not in the project, but may be found in other databases. Searching those databases increases the chance of finding a match.

The rapid growth of the project and increased use of DNA testing services means that many men who don't have promising genetic matches within the databases now probably will have such matches within the next couple of years.

There are several ways to begin the process of joining the Clan Donald DNA Project. The project was set up by Clan Donald USA through Family Tree DNA (FTDNA), and if you join through the Join page at the project website, you will be tested through FTDNA and benefit from a group rate discount. This is definitely the simplest way to join the project and does have some benefits aside from the group rate. Because the sets of DNA markers tested by different testing organizations overlap, but are not identical, it is beneficial to be tested on the same sets of markers as most others in the project, because then more of your results will be comparable with the results of others in the project. It is also helpful to be in the FTDNA database, which is used to help put families with matching results in touch with each other. While some companies do allow people who aren't customers to search their database, FTDNA isn't one of them, so that is an important advantage. Another important advantage of testing with FTDNA is the availability of more thorough testing options. Some men in the project find that they have very large numbers of genetic cousins, and further testing can help them figure out which of those genetic cousins are most closely related to them. The 37 marker test at FTDNA includes some markers that are extremely useful for distinguishing closely related family lines and aren't readily available elsewhere.

Another way to join the project is to start with the Genographic Project associated with the National Geographic Society. The purpose of this project is to study early human migrations. The testing is done through FTDNA, and the number of markers tested is relatively small; only 12 markers are tested. This means that the test results won't be specific enough to confidently identify closely related cousins, but if interesting matches are found, it's possible to order further testing to get a better idea of the closeness of the relationship. The fee paid is equal or very nearly equal to the price for testing directly through FTDNA, but includes a donation to the Genographic Project, helping to fund testing of individuals from all over the world whose ethnic groups would otherwise not be well represented in the Genographic Project. Members of the project can learn more about the migratory history of their line on the project website; I've also heard something about a video for Genographic Project members, but I'm not clear as to whether that is currently available to new members. If you are initially tested through this project and decide later to upgrade your results, you will end up paying more than you would have paid by ordering a more detailed test through FTDNA, assuming that the price structure at FTDNA when you upgrade is the same as it is now. An option for men who are interested in more detailed testing and the Genographic Project is to test through FTDNA for more than 12 markers. Once results come back, it is possible to join the Genographic Project for just $15.

Because Clan Donald USA has its own website for the project, project webmaster Doug McDonald has been able to customize the project website to display results for men tested at different labs. Most of the other testing organizations usa a single lab, Sorenson Genomics. Sorenson Genomics does all of the testing for the nonprofit Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation and has done most of the testing for DNA Heritage, Relative Genetics, and DNA Ancestry (Ancestry.com). The different organizations count the markers differently, but the “37” marker tests performed for SMGF participants, the 43 marker tests performed by DNA Heritage and Relative Genetics, and the “46” marker tests performed by DNA Ancestry are essentially the same, and they're all roughly equivalent to the 37 marker tests at FTDNA in their power to resolve different branches within a family tree. Men tested at these and other organizations are welcome to join the project.

By joining the project, these men would be helping themselves and other project members. One of the most obvious benefits would be having their results posted on the project results tables, making it easy for these men and their matches to find each other. By creating an entry for their test results in the database called Ysearch at www.ysearch.org and notifying one of the project administrators of their Ysearch ID code, they can get a link to their Ysearch entry placed on the project tables, enabling matches who find them on the tables to easily navigate to their Ysearch entry and contact them through Ysearch. Use of Ysearch is recommended for all men with Y test results, but it is especially important for men who have tested outside FTDNA. A very large number of men with McDonald variant surnames has been tested at FTDNA through the Clan Donald project and some others have been tested elsewhere, and they may not all know about the databases for men tested at other organizations. Most will at least be aware of the existence of Ysearch and will know about the project tables. There are some differences in how different organizations report test results, and this can cause some confusion for people entering their data on Ysearch, but I have been through this process myself and am willing and able to answer questions and to help anyone in need of assistance. See notes at the bottom of this message for more on this subject.

Another lesser-known benefit of joining the project is having one's results posted to something called a relationship tree, or cladogram. The project is very fortunate to have Doug, a professor of chemistry at the University of Illinois, as a co-administrator. His research interests and skills overlap with genetic genealogy, and the relationship trees that he has been able to develop are very interesting and helpful. These trees are constructed based on the assumption that a minimal number of mutations has occurred among the lines of the men in the project, and show the most likely relationships between them based on recent data. In most cases, they should give a better idea of the relatedness of the men on the tables than one on one comparisons alone. Doug has developed trees for men with results for FTDNA's sets of 25, 37, and 67 markers. Because the set of markers used by Sorenson Genomics includes all of the markers in the 25 marker set used by FTDNA, men with results for all of the Sorenson markers who join the project will be able to see where they fall on the 25 marker tree for their haplogroup, if there is one. The vast majority of men testing will be in one of the haplogroups (I1a, I1c, R1a, and R1b) for which Doug has developed trees and would be placed on one of them.

To join the Clan Donald DNA Project with test results from outside FTDNA, you will need to contact one of the project administrators. They will need your permission, your test results, and contact information. How test results are shared with the administrators will vary depending on who did your tests and their format for reporting them. Please try to create a Ysearch ID for yourself before contacting them so that they can include that ID on the tables when they first post your results instead of having to come back later. If you are uncertain about the values for any markers, you can leave those markers out, and remember that you can contact me for assistance.

You can find contact information for the project administrators at the bottom of the following page on the Clan Donald DNA project website: http://dna-project.clan-donald-usa.org/DNAjoin.htm.

Kirsten Saxe, McConnell researcher

Creating a Ysearch entry with results from outside FTDNA can be tricky for 2 reasons. Different testing organizations report results for the same man in different ways. For some markers, the numerical values reported will be different, and it's necessary to add or subtract a fixed amount to convert results from one organization to the format used by another. The names used for some markers may also be somewhat different. For instance, the marker FTDNA calls GATAH4 is called GATA H4.1 in the SMGF database, and this is also one of the markers that usually needs to be converted from the format of one lab to the format of another.
The search page for the SMGF Y chromosome database is very handy for converting results from one lab into the format of another lab. If the lab where you were tested is listed as an option under lab standards on the search page, choose that lab and enter results for as many of your markers as you can find on the search page. When you are done, go back and change the lab standard to FTDNA. Then your results will be converted to FTDNA's format. Then most of the results are ready to enter into Ysearch, but leave out DYS 452 and DYS 463 because there has been some confusion about the Ysearch standards for those markers.
The orders for display of SMGF results using the FTDNA lab standard and for entry into Ysearch are similar, but the ysearch entry form contains many additional markers that one must skip over when entering SMGF results. This is not extremely difficult, but requires some care.
If you are unsure of what value to enter for a particular marker when you first create your ysearch entry, just leave it blank. Then you will at least be able to tell the project administrators your Ysearch ID when you contact them. This should allow them to include your Ysearch ID on the project tables when they first enter your data, making their job just a little bit easier.

Marquette, MI, James (O' )Connell

JosephRMurnane — 16 Feb 2008 5:40:29 GMT

I am researching the James and Anna Maloughney(or Mulloughney) Connell (or O'Connell):

James Connell b. abt. 1859 (1910 Census Marq. City, MI)
---son of Phillip and Helen (Hurly) O'Connell
Anna Connell b. abt.1861
---dau. of Daniel and Bridget (Murnane) Maloughney

Married 2/21/1882 Negaunee, Marquette Co., MI

Their children:

Frank J. b. abt. 1882
Edward b. abt 1885
Irene A. b. abt. 1888

Does anyone recognize this family?
I would greatly appreciate any help.

Joe Murnane
Williamson, NY

Bianca Ladson, daughter of Pinkey Connel and Isaac Larrimore Ladson, grand daugher orf Pinkey Mosley and William Basil Connell

cshumate3841 — 25 Jan 2003 5:50:59 GMT

My grandmother Bianca Ladson Warnock was the daughter of Isaac Larrimore Ladson and Pinkey Connel, who was the daughter of Pinkey Mosley and william Basil Connell. Lookin for family

Patrick Connell b. 1836 Ireland

binky41379 — 4 Feb 2008 8:26:09 GMT

I'm looking for information on Patrick and Mary Connell born 1836 and 1840, respectively, in Ireland. It's possible that Mary's maiden name was Sullivan but I'm not 100% sure. They had a son Michael born in Ireland in 1866 and according to the information I have must have come to America, specifically Connecticut, shortly there after because their next child Nellie was born in 1867 in CT. Their daughter Mary (1870-1930, CT) was my grandfather's grandmother.

Connell Nixon Swanson

linjenpat — 6 Dec 2007 8:35:35 GMT

James Connell son of Thomas Connell and Esther or Hester Willis (or Ellis) of Skibbereen, Co. Cork, Ireland married Frances Sarah Nixon daughter of Robert Nixon and Elizabeth Jane Swanson in Victoria Australia in 1920 in Melbourne Methodist Church

Connells from Newcourt, Ardralla, Skibbereen, Co. Cork, Ireland

linjenpat — 1 Dec 2007 3:04:32 GMT

James Connell son of Hester Connell from Newcourt was a gunner in WWI in Australia. He was born abt 1882 and enlisted in Melbourse Victoria in 1916 and was discharged in 1919. He was my great grandmothers brother and I was wondering what happened to him.

Need birthdate of Jesse Connell married to Nancy Ann Lawson, father of Jesse Connell born 11 March 1780, Gallatin, Kentucky, USA

jesse connell — 25 Jan 2003 6:36:30 GMT

looking for date of birth of jesse connell m to nancy ann lawson. son is jesse b 11 mar 1780 in gallatin ky thanks

CONNELL

Lexietta — 12 Nov 2007 9:18:35 GMT

The Connell family lived in South Milford, North Riding, and Heslington (nr York). I am looking for more information into the origins of the family as my grandmother had always maintained we had several Irish ancestors - Leary (found), Doyle (not found) and Connell. Sarah Connell b. c. 1822 in heslington, was my grandmother's grandmother - she married a Richard Vary from Huntington, nr York, but her family was definately from Yorkshire, at least back into the 18th century. However, according to the Oxford dictionary of names, Connell is an Irish name, so I feel it is still possible that it was originally Irish. Does anyone have any further knowledge of the Connell family before Mark Connell (Sarah's grandfather)?

John Connell Mentioned as Eldest Son of Simon Connell, 1773, Fairfax Co, VA

CindyMcC — 18 Jul 2006 12:47:33 GMT

Simon Connell

irishd25 — 11 Nov 2007 7:43:48 GMT

I am looking for information on Simon Connell who was born in the 1600's and immigrated here about 1714. I think he immigrated from Ireland, but how do I find out? and where in Ireland? Simon lived in Prince William County and had a son named William. Could this be the same Simon?

William Reese Connell in Mississippi, USA -no dates provided

GAYLENELL2 — 8 Apr 2006 10:41:36 GMT

WILLIAM (BILL) REESE CONNELL MARRIED A ALMA JEAN
(BUTTS) SMITH CONNELL

HAD 4 SONS AND 1 DAUGHTER
EVERYONE THAT CAN HELP PLEASE DO SO
THANKS GAYLE POSTON CONNELL

GEORGE PERRY CONNELL

NETA TOMS — 22 Nov 1999 1:51:03 GMT

GEORGE P.CONNELL WAS MY GREAT GRANDFATHER,HE WAS BORN ON JAN. 21,1866 IN MISSISSIPPI
HE WAS MARRIED TO LOUISE FLORA ANN BROOKS (ANNIE) THEY WERE MARRIED ONOCT.13,1885 IN LOWNDES, MISSISSIPPI
HIS PARENTS NAMES WERE DAVID JOHN CONNELL AND MARTHA REYNOLDS.
GEORGE P. CONNELL DIED IN GREENVILLE, TX. ON 3-27-1956. ANNIE DIED SEPT. 15,1946.
GEORGE AND ANNIE HAD 9 CHILDREN.
1WILIAM LEE 4-29-1887
2 JAMES OSCAR NOV.8,1889
3 OZZIE E. CONNELL-SKIPWORTH SEPT. 22,1891
4 AUDIE WEBSTER MARCH, 29,1894
5 HENRY BELTON OCT. 25,1896
6 CLYDE DALA (LOLA) CONNELL-WILSON OCT. 22,1903
7 VIOLA (NO INFORMATION)
8 TRECIA CHRISTINE CONNELL-JOLLY AUG.19,1906-07 (MY GRANDMOTHER)
9 AUSTIN CONNELL 1-3-1912
THE BROTHERS AND SISTER OF GEORGE P. CONNELL WERE JAMES R. CONNELL AND DELLA CONNELL-SISK.
JAMES R. CONNELLBN; 1-23-1861 DIED 3-20-1949.
NO INFO. ON DELLA CONNELL-SISK.
JAMES R. CONNELL WIFE WAS E.B. CONNELL(ON DEATH CERTI.)
IF ANY ONE KNOWS ANY MORE INFO. PLEASE SHARE , I DO HAVE MORE!!!
NETA TOMS

Mary A.R. Connell to John McCord

cwagee_1 — 21 Sep 2007 3:25:10 GMT

Mary and John were married 3 Nov. 1859 in Autauga County, Alabama. Mary was born abt. 1839. Per census records she says born in Alabama, father born Georgia, mother born Alabama. Would like to know who her parents were.
Thank You
C.W.Agee

Ann Connell of NY married John H. Powers

patmontero25 — 18 Sep 2007 6:46:16 GMT

Ann Connell was born Mar 1861 in NY. Her parents were born in Ireland.
She married John H. Powers.
John was born Jul 1851 in NY to parents born in Ireland. In 1910, John’s occupation was foreman in iron works.
In 1900-1910, the couple lived in Acquackonouck, Passaic, NJ.
John and Ann died after 1910.

Their children:

Charles H., born 5 Oct 1892 NJ; married Bells Schmidlin; died 18 Aug 1962 Nj; buried Holy Sepulchre.

John H. Jr., Apr 1889 PA; married Anna Brown; died after 1930 NJ

Arthur P., 25 Aug 1894 NJ; married Mary E.; died after 1930

Walter, Oct 1887 PA; occupation in 1910 bookkeeper in cable company; died after 1910

Ralph, Jan 1889 NJ; died after 1930

Any further information would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

Patricia Montero
Patmontero25@hotmail.com
‘

Bond Posted by Elizabeth Connell for Estate of Simon Connell, 1744, Fairfax Co, VA

CindyMcC — 27 Jul 2007 2:28:30 GMT

Know all men by these presents that we Elizabeth Connell, Edward Emmens, & William Berkley are held and firmly bound unto John Colville first Justice in Commission of the Peace for Fairfax County for and in behalf and to the sole use and behoof of the Justiros of the said County and their successors in the sum of three hundred pounds sterling to be paid to the said John Colville, his Exor, adm., and assigns to the which payment will and truly to be made. We bind ourselves and every of us our and every of our heirs, exors, and adms jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. Sealed with our seals dated this XVth day of November 1744.

The condition of this obligation is such that if the above bound Elizabeth Connell, executrix of the last will and testament of Simon Connell, deceased do make or cause to be made a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods, chattells and credits of the said deceased which hand or shall come to the hand, possession or knowledge of the said Elizabeth or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for her and this said so made do exhibit or cause to be exhibited into the County Court of Fairfax at ? as ? shall ? thereto required by the said Court and the said goods, chattells, and credits and all other the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased at the time of his death or while at any time after shall come to the hands or possession of the said Elizabeth or into the hands or possession of any other person or persons for her do woll & truly administor according to law and ? do make a just and true accound to their ? and doings therein who thereunto required by the said Court and also do woll and truely pay and deliver all the logarios contained and specified in teh said testametn as far as the said goods and chattells and credits will thereunto extend andthe law shall charge for them this obligation to be void and now effort or also to remain in full force and virtue.

Elizabeth Connel
Edward Emmens
Wm. Berkley

At a court held for Fairfax County November 15th 1744 Elizabeth Connell, Edward Emmens and William Berkley acknowledged this bond to be their ? and ? which is admitted to ?

Test

Abraham Connell d 1774

Ros878 — 16 Jul 2007 7:21:56 GMT

Hi,
My name is Ros and I am extremely new to Genalogy and lists. I am a Connell by marriage not by birth.
In the 70's my SIL went to Ireland and started this family tree. Therefore not sure of the accuracy.
It commences with Abraham of Castle Lyons - died 1774 - m Anne Pratt 1759 and brother Jerimiah d 1811 - Amelia Lilton - 1759. I have the line for Jerimiah (hubbies side) but nothing for Abraham.
Abraham had 8 kids, I am led to believe, the were:
John, James, William, Mary, Robert, Abraham, Jerimiah and Catherine.
Any assistance would be fantastic.

ROS

Thomas Connell, born 1787 and desendants to Lewis Benjamin Connell born 1853 USA

Harriet Baker — 25 Jan 2003 7:56:42 GMT

My mother's maiden name was Connell. She was born Jan 24, 1892 in Jefferson County, GA. Her father was Lewis Benjamin Connell, born Feb 12, 1853 also in Jefferson County, GA. His father's name was Jesse Connell, born in 1815. I think he was born in Jefferson County as well but not sure. Jesse's father was Thomas Connell, born in 1787 but do not know where.

If you are interested I can give you more information such as wives, children, etc. Please let me know.

Connell - Ireland-CT-RI

tmthatcher — 20 Jun 2007 7:48:21 GMT

I am looking for information on Patrick Thomas Connell, son of Peter(?)Connell & Bridget McNeil(?). Born 1839-1842 in Ireland (County unknown – major roadblock), died 1909 Webster, MA. Married Ellen Kelly, daughter of Andrew Kelly & Mary Noone, born abt.1840 Ireland (County unknown), died 1893 Mechanicsville, CT. Patrick traveled to America between 1860-64 - unknown if they married in Ireland or states. They settled in Hampton, CT. raising 10 children – James (b. 1865), Andrew, Mary, Bridget, Ellen, John, Sara, Patrick,Jr (my ggrandfather – b. 1875), Peter & Annie. My side eventually added O' to Connell - moved to RI mid to late 1890's. My mother, Catherine “Kay” O'Connell married Malcolm Thatcher.

(O) Connell - Daly, Kinsale 1860s-70s Youghal, Co. Cork 1900s

Jean Ronayne — 12 Apr 2003 12:39:08 GMT

Hi, I am looking for Philip (O)Connell and Mary Daly, Co. Cork. The family were in Kinsale in the 1860's and the 1870's. Thier children were Charles, John, Bridget, Catherine and Mary Ellen. Mary Ellen lived in Youghal, Co. Cork in 1900's and I would appreciate any information, thank you. Jean

William Edward O'Connell

smilee555 — 3 Jun 2007 4:05:42 GMT

My search is for William Edward O'Connell, born in
Ireland about 1820, immigrated to Pittsburgh, PA
before 1866. William died about 1883 in PA.
He married Margaret Jane Coffee/Coffey born in
Ireland, date unk, died before 1880 along with 2
daughters. There were two sons also according to
family. William and Michael are on the 1880 census in
the 21st ward in Allegheny county, Pittsburgh, PA. No
other family is listed in the household.
They are buried in Pittsburgh.
Their son Michael Anthony O'Connell, the only
surviving member of the family, dropped the "O" and
moved to Nebraska.
Michael is my great grandfather and I would like to
find more information on William and Margaret's
families.
Thank you,

Catherine Connell daughter of Ellen MacNamara, born circa 1860, Australia

cheryl williams — 9 Jan 2003 2:00:30 GMT

am trying to trace my mother's maternal line and would love to hear from anyone who has knowledge of Catherine (or Kate) Connell.She was probably born around 1860 in Australia but her parents, I think , were Irish.Some of her siblings were Mariah(or Myriah), Bridget and William.There may have been others.Her mother was Ellen MacNamara, who died in childbirth, having her 6th child.The husband later remarried, so I was told.
The family lived in Victoria, possibly up near Ballarat. Catherine Connell married Robert James Couper some time in the latter part of the 1800's and had many children, a number of whom died when young.Some of the children were Robert William Couper, Ella Couper, Marion Couper, Victor Couper, Vera Couper, George Couper, Doris Couper and my own grandmother, Gracia Mary Couper, who later married John Leon La Walla.
Please contact me if you think you have any link at all to the family.

Sgt. 1st Class James D. Connell Jr., 40, of Lake City, Tenn. died May 12, 2007

I_Volunteer — 16 May 2007 11:47:33 GMT

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 590-07
May 15, 2007
DoD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the death of three soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. They died May 12 in Al Taqa, Iraq, of wounds suffered when their patrol was attacked by enemy forces using automatic fire and explosives. They were assigned to the 4th Battalion, 31st Infantry Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, N.Y.

Killed were: (see link for complete release)

Sgt. 1st Class James D. Connell Jr., 40, of Lake City, Tenn.

For further information related to this release, contact the Fort Drum public affairs office at (315) 772-8286.

LTC Thomas F. Connell, Ohio Army National Guard

cavscout148 — 11 May 2007 6:59:27 GMT

Looking for information related to Lieutenant Colonel Thomas F. Connell, Ohio Army National Guard. Please contact Joshua Mann at joshua.mann@us.army.mil .

Family of Daniel Connell, b. 1749, Frederick, VA.....moved to Jefferson Co., GA

ruthvolkomer1 — 4 May 2007 3:11:52 GMT

I am looking for any descendants of Daniel Connell(unk. parents) and his son, Thomas Connell who was born in Richmond Co., Jesse Connell, Jefferson Co.,GA., Thomas Jefferson Connell, and all of his children who were also born in Jefferson Co., GA.

My great grandfather was from Thomas Jefferson (1840-1925)and Jane Perniah Rivers-Connell's clan of children. His name was Jesse Lawson Connell. He married Carrie Isabelle Wiggins and they had 5 children, one of which was my grandmother, Norma Ruth Connell.

There are several family surnames of this family and I'm looking for all of them! Please let me know if any of them are related to you in some way.

Children:
John Thomas b. 1870
Covunio Walter b. 1872
Asbury William b. 1875
Roger Rivers b. 1879
Mary Savannah b. 1859
Frances Connell b. 1861
Jessie Lawson b. 1874
Andrew Jackson b. 1877
Victoria Elizabeth b. 1884

Please email me at abgabby@charter.net abgabby@bellsouth.net

Regards
Julie/Harlem, GA

Lee Houston Connell (1881-1941) married to Mollie Mayes

d. jones — 22 Jan 2006 7:40:44 GMT

looking for family of Lee Houston Connell b 23 April 1881 Missouri d 27 Feb. 1941 Austin,Travis,TX m Mollie Mayes b 21 Nov. 1877 Austin,Travis,TX. His brother Stephen S. Connell is my grgrgrandfather.

Margaret Elizabeth Peggy Connell

gialol96 — 26 Apr 2007 3:36:04 GMT

Looking for information on Margaret Elizabeth (Peggy) Connell, born between 1808-1810 in South Carolina. She died between 1860-1870 in Jefferson Co., AL. She is supposedly buried at Shady Grove Cemetery in Adamsville, Jefferson Co., AL. I do not know who her parents were, but would really like to.. She married William Mulonox Hicks, who was born between 1799-1808 in South Carolina. He died between 1870-1880 in Jefferson Co., AL. I descend from their daughter, Mary Frances Fontella (Frankie) Hicks, born 11 September 1842 in Alabama and died 22 October 1930 in Alabama and is buried at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Cordova, Walker Co., AL. She married Zackariah Smith. This is all I know about this line of Connell's. Any information would be greatly appreciated. You can email me at gialol96@yahoo.com.

Gina Lollar

Sampson Connell (1787-1846) while in Franklin Co, AL

Bob Connell — 16 Oct 2003 2:30:35 GMT

Sampson Connell b. 19 SEP 1787 in Spartansburgh, SC and d. 28 JUL 1845-6 in Washington County, TX He married Millie Cook and after the death of his father (Giles) in SC they moved to Robertson County, TN between 1806-1809 before going to Franklin Co, AL. sometime before 1810. They are recorded as being in Bastrop County, TX in 1833 & being a part of Austin's Little Colony in Mina, TX (now Bastrop, TX)

Connell Family Bible of James and Kittie H. Connell--MD

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 3:22:45 GMT

DNA Study...Connell included

ScottDKendall — 21 Mar 2007 4:00:00 GMT

Hi,

We are conducting a DNA study of the Cornwell surname and it's various spellings. We have included Connell surname.

We are looking for descendants of the Connell family to represent your lineage in the study.

Please visit http://www.familytreedna.com/(nqb2nmniny01zjrx01dksp55)/publ... to learn more or email me.

Thanks
Scott
skendall@kc.rr.com

Patrick & Ellen Connell Family

lesatwork — 8 Mar 2007 2:44:44 GMT

Searching for information for Patrick Connell,Ellen Connell.
Married Halifax,England 1891.Had one son James edward B.1892,then emmigrated to America.Ellen went on to have three more children.Patrick Joseph B.1897,Alice B?,Nora B.1903.All believed to have been born in New York.Ellen returned to England when her husband,Patrick died(between 1903-1914).

Cornelius CONNELL>Tipperary>Whiteside County, IL

Mike McD — 14 Oct 2001 5:05:32 GMT

Searching for links to Cornelius Connell, born ca 1825, in Tipperary, married Mary Hayes, born ca 1839. They immigrated to WHiteside County, IL ca 1868 with their children William, Mary Ann, John, Bridget, and David. In Illinois they had more children, Margaret, Cornelius, Theresa, and Timothy.

Mary Connell, Kilclooney, Cork, m. John Kennedy in late 1850's/early 1860's

janfortado1 — 26 Feb 2007 8:18:34 GMT

John Kennedy b. 1830 with sponsors John Conners and Margaret Walsh; probably married Mary Connell of Kilclooney; I believe he was the John Kennedy who was 64
at the time of the 1901 census. He was living with his wife Mary, who was 60, his son James who was 33, and his daughter Mary Ann who was 23.

John and Mary, besides being the parents of James and Mary Ann, also had Bridget born in 1870 and JOhn born in 1872.

At the time of the 1911 census, Mary was 74, still in the same house as her son James, who had married Katie (probably Hanley). They had a son John. Katie would have been born in Cullinagh, Kildorrery,in 1878 to John Hanley and Hanora Dwyer of Cullenagh.James and Katie were married in 1909 with witnesses Patrick McDonald of Ballyshonack and Lizzie Hanley of Ballynoulty, Kildorrery.

James and Katie had John c1909, Mary c1911 (who probably married John Keane), and Patrick.

Is anyone else researching this family?

Mary Elizabeth Connell

dickc114 — 25 Feb 2007 9:47:41 GMT

I am looking for more information regarding my husband's grandmother. Her maiden name was Mary Elizabeth Connell, born in Pennsylvania approx. 1865, died in New York (Long Island) approx. 1945-1946. She married Charles Cumiskey approx. 1887. Her parents were both from Ireland (?County Cork)...possibly a Patrick and Margaret Connell. She possibly had a sister Anne. I found these names in the 1870 census and they might be the correct family but I wouldn't bet my life on it!! Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have stalled out on the Connells at Mary Elizabeth.

Ann Cumiskey

Grace Connell or Grizel married John Muir Gobals

Lynn — 22 Feb 2006 9:41:57 GMT

Hello

My 3x great grandmother was Grace (Grizel)Connell. She was born abt.1801 in Gorbals, Lanark, Scotland. She married John Muir 1 jul 1822 in Gorbals. He was born abt. 1797 in Gobals. They had about three children
Agnes b. 1825 Eaglesham, Renfrew, Scotland
John b. 1830 Eaglesham. He married Mary Black
Isabella b. 1830 d. 1881
Isabella married William Hamilton
If anyone has any information on this family please contact me

Lynn
Edmonton, AB

RUBY CONNELL MRD HOMER T MELTON ON DEC 13, 1914 IN BROWN CO TX, MARY OLETA & HOMER MELTON

Laurelee_W — 3 Feb 2007 5:47:15 GMT

RUBY CONNELL MRD HOMER T MELTON ON DEC 13, 1914 IN BROWN CO TX, MARY OLETA & HOMER MELTON

-HOMER MELTON, died on March 19 1964 in Brown Co TX

WOULD LIKE TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE CLECKLER, MELTON & CONNELL FAMILIES OF BROWN CO TX. THANK-YOU!!

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US FEDERAL CENSUS, BROWN CO TX
1930 April 14 census for Brown Co TX head Homer Melton age 36 brn in TX, mrd at age 21, occ/telephone wire man. Wife, Ruby Melton age 36 brn in TX, mrd at age 21. Daughter, Oleta Melton age 11 brn in TX. Son, Homer Melton Jr age 3 brn in TX.

FATIMA CONNELL mrd WILLIAM CLECKLER 1893 BROWN CO TX, LATER OF PORTERVILLE, TULARE CO CA, WILLIAM, RUTH & REGINAL

Laurelee_W — 3 Feb 2007 1:32:47 GMT

FATIMA CONNELL mrd WILLIAM CLECKLER 1893 BROWN CO TX, LATER OF PORTERVILLE, TULARE CO CA, WILLIAM, RUTH & REGINAL

WILLIAM HENRY CLECKLER mrd FATIMA CAROLINE CONNELL ON DEC 18 1893 IN BROWN CO TX

I WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CLECKLER, CONNELL & KIRKSEY FAMILIES OF BROWN CO TX & LATER OF TULARE CO CA. THANK-YOU!!
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US FEDERAL CENSUS, TEXAS 1900 July 4 census for Brownwood, Brown Co TX head William (Cleckler) Clecler age 31 brn June 1869 in GA, mrd 7yrs, occ/farmer. Both parents brn in GA. Wife, Tinie (Fatima) Cleckler age 27 brn Oct 1872 in TX, mrd 7yrs with three children brn & two living. Father brn in MO & mother in AL. Son, Ansel Cleckler age 3 brn Jan 1897 in TX. Daughter, Ruth Cleckler age 2 brn June 1898 in TX. ANSEL & RUTH CLECKLER

1910 April 25 census for Jones Chapel & Broker, Brown Co TX head, Wm H Cleckler age 40 brn in GA, 1st mrg of 17yrs, occ/farmer. Both parents brn in GA. Wife, Tima (Fatima) Cleckler age 37 brn in TX, 1st mrg of 17yrs, four children brn & three living. Father brn in GA & mother in TX. Son, Ancel Cleckler age 13 brn in TX. Daughter Ruth Cleckler age 11 brn in TX. Son, Reginal Cleckler age 3 brn in TX. ANCEL, RUTH & REGINAL CLECKLER

1920 March 2 census for Brown Co TX head William H Cleckler age 50 brn in GA, occ/farmer. Both parents brn in GA. Wife, Latrine (Fatima) Cleckler age 47 brn in TX, both parents brn in TX. Son, William Cleckler age 23 brn in TX, single, occ/farm labor. Son, Reginal Cleckler age 13 brn in TX. WILLIAM (ANCEL) & REGINAL CLECKLER

1930 April 21 census for Porterville Twp, Tulare Co CA William H Cleckler age 60 brn in GA, mrd at age 23, occ/cotton farmer. both parents brn in GA. Wife, Fatima C Cleckler age 57 brn in TX, both parents brn in TX. Son, William A Cleckler age 33 brn in TX, single, occ/labor cotton farm. Nephew, Willie D Earp age 38 brn in TX, single, occ/labor cotton farm, both parents brn in TX. WILLIAM A CLECKLER
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FATIMA CAROLINE (Connell) CLECKLER DIED OCT 7 1946 CA, AGE 74
ROY R KIRKSEY DIED JUNE 23 1948 CA, age 55
WILLIAM HENRY CLECKLER DIED JULY 10 1951 CA, age 82
WILLIAM ANCEL CLECKLER DIED JULY 16 1965 CA, age 68
RUTH (CLECKLER) KIRKSEY DIED JULY 10 1979 CA, age 81
REGINAL CLECKLER DIED JAN 9 1996 CA, age 90

Daniel Connell married to Mar "Polly" Smith ---> Virginia to Georgia, USA

Amanda MIller — 25 Jan 2003 5:46:16 GMT

Our line of Connell's came from Virginia and moved to Georgia. Daniel married Mar ([polly) Smith. They had three children Thomas,Jessie, and NAncy. Does this line sound familiar to anyone?

Joseph William Connell born 1826 married Narcissus Cordelia Potter, 12 October 1848, Lawrence County, Missouri, USA

Shirley Writer Chang — 25 Jan 2003 4:52:45 GMT

In my files I have Joseph William Connell, b 1826 and Narcissus Cordelia Potter, b 1826 in Jackson AL. The were married Oct 12, 1848 in Lawrence County, MO. The source for this info is : LAWRENCE COUNTY, MO EARLY MARRIAGES. I have the names of only two children: William Connell b abt 1849 and Martha Connell. Narcissus was also married to William Pennington. Her parents were Stephen Sidney Potter and Narcissus Osborn. Info came from John Ferguson -GenForum re: Potter Genealogy and Jason Haydon<jasonhaydon@juno.com. My grandfather was John Hastin Potter, but I cannot find a connection to Stephen Sidney Potter. I am searching for the parents of Hastin (Hasting) Potter who married Orpha Jane Love.

Daniell Connell appointed Press Master for Piscattaway Hundred, 1696, Prince Georges Co, MD

CindyMcC — 7 Aug 2006 11:51:16 GMT

From Maryland Archives Online, Court Records of Prince George's Co, MD, 1696-1699, Vol. 202, page 5:

May 1696 Court 5:

Ordred by this Court that William Mills be Appointed Constable of Mattapany
hundred; Henry Calvert Constable of Mount Calvert Hundred; Christopher
Thomson Constable of Collington Hundred; Thomas Swearingham Constable
of Petuxon Hundred; Francis Malburry Constable For Piscattaway Hundred;
Daniell Ellets Constable For New Scotland Hundred; Thomas Kenniston Press
Master For Mattapany Hundred; Edward Phenix Press Master For Mount
Calvert Hundred; Matthew Maccubby Press Master For Collington Hundred;
Robert Anderson Press Master For Petuxon Hundred; DANIELL CONNELL Press
Master For Piscattaway Hundred; Charles Beall Press Master For New Scot-
land Hundred; Mr. James Brooke Overseer of the high Ways for Mount
Calvert Hundred; George Joanes Overseer of the high ways for Mattapany
Hundred; James Mullican Overseer of the high ways for Collington Hundred;
Thomas Davis Overseer of the high ways For Petuxon Hundred; Francis
Durrham Overseer of the high way For Piscattaway Hundred; Francis Prisly
Overseer of the high ways For New Scotland Hundred.

John Connell ~ Banished to America in 1652

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 1:11:34 GMT

CONNELL, JOHN
Royalist soldier captured at Worcester. Transported from Gravesend to Boston on the 'John and Sarah' master John Greene, 13 May 1652.
(NER)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 233.
Joyce

CONNELL- FREDERICK, PAUL, BOSTON MASS.

jtdeco — 12 Dec 2006 9:58:26 GMT

Trying to locate and make contact with anyone with information regarding the CONNELL family who lived in BOSTON from 1850 through at least 1982. FREDERICK CONNELL (B-1900, D-???) AND PAUL C CONNELL(B-1906, D-1982) were the sons of TIMOTHY CONNELL and ELIZABETH CALLAHAN. This was a second marriage for TIMOTHY who was first married to MARY SHEEHAN (b-1856, d-1890)in BOSTON. TIMOTHY and ELIZABETH also had daughters HELEN (B-1893), EVELYN (B -1896), ELIZABETH (B-1903) and RUTH (B-1897).

Daniel Connell witness to Will of James Butler, Stafford Co, VA, 1732

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 1:24:55 GMT

Stafford County, VA, Will Book M.

pp. 59-60--In Name of God Amen the 24th day of April 1732. I James Butler of Acquia in County of Stafford being sick and weak in body but of sound memory do make this my Last Will and Testament: in manner following Imprimis: I bequeath Soul to God My body to Earth...

Item. I will that after my just debts be paid and my funeral charges dedmted I will that the residue of all and singular my goods, chattels, money and debts owing to me shall be limited and reckoned in three equal parts one third equal part whereof I give unto Katherine my beloved wife and the other two parts to be equally divided amongst my beloved three sons James, William and Thomas Butler.

Item. I give unto my beloved wife Katherine Butler all that tract of land lying on Acquia which is my now dwelling plantation containing 202 acres more or less during her natural life and after her demise to my beloved son James Butler to him andheirs for ever.

Item. I give unto my beloved son William all that parcel of land by me escheated containing 150 acres more or less to him and his heirs.

Item. I bequeath unto my beloved son Thomas Butler that tract or parcell of land lying onthe long branch of Acquia laid out for 400 acres to him and his heirs.

Item. I do make and ordain my said three sons James, William and Thomas Butler to be full whole and only executors of this my last will and testament and I do utterly revoke all former wills by me heretofore made.

James Butler

Presence Benjamin Brent, William Wright, Daniel Connell

At court held for Stafford County 14th June 1732 last will presented by (three sons) further proved...admitted to record...certificate granted for obtaining probate.

William Connell and John Connell, Baltimore Co, MD, 1700's

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 12:01:18 GMT

Source: Baltimore County (MD) Families 1659-1759

William Connell, died in Baltimore County by march 1736; married Mary (?), by whom he had issue: John, born 2 April 1720 (according to court records) or 1730 (according to church register); Hester, born 8 April 1725; William, born 21 June 1727; Mary, born 1 Jan, 1730; Rebekah, born 20 July 1735; Joseph, twin to Mary, born 20 July 1735 (133:1, 9, 13, 20, 44; 31:2)

John Connell, son of William and Mary, was born 2 April 1720; as orphan of Wiliam, in March 1736 was bound to Redmond Dearing to age 21, his age given as 15 on 2 April next; married Mary (?) by whom he had issue: Elizabeth, born 15 July 1746; Ann, born 9 October 1748 (31:2; 133: 76, 79).

William Connell married Mary Robinson, 1721, Baltimore Co, MD

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 11:56:55 GMT

Source: Baltimore County (MD) Families 1659-1759

Mary Robinson married William Connell on 2 April 1721 (133:146).

Mary at William Connell's indicted for Bastardy, 1731, Baltimore Co, MD

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 11:55:27 GMT

Source: Baltimore County (MD) Familes, 1659-1759

Mary or Margaret, at William Connell's, indicted for bastardy in Jun 1731 (29:156).

William Connell to the will of Richard Colegate, Baltimore Co, MD 1721

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 11:45:28 GMT

Source: Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol. 5, Compiled and Edited by Jane Baldwin Colton and Roberta Bolling Hay, 1720-1726, Kohn and Pollock Inc. 1917.

Colegate, Richard, petapsicoe R, Merchant, Baltimore Co, MD.
8th August 1721; 16th February 1721-2.

To son Richard and heirs, 100 acres of "Rooper's Increase," conveyed by Captain John Dorsey; 200 acres "Clishaive Chance," bought of John Tydings and his wife; part of "Yate's Island," bought of Joshua Sewell. Son Richard dying without issue, 3 tracts aforesaid to pass in succession to sons John and Thomas and their heirs; sons all failing issue, to 3 daughters, Prudence, Patience and Temperance and their heirs equally. Also 246 acres "Mount Gilbough," had of Captain John Dorsey, and after his mother's decease 740 acres "Rebecca's Lot." Personalty.

To sons John and Thomas and their heirs, 1687 Acres "John and Thomas Forrest"; 300 acres of "Coles Harbour" and "Mountaing," had of John Hurst.

To son Benjamin and heirs, dwelling plantation 70 acres "Powell's Point"; 100 acres "Ruxton's Range"; 146 acres "Huntingtown," had of John Gorsuch; 400 acres "Benjamins Lott" at decease of wife.

To daughter Prudence and heirs, 163 acres "Colegate's Last Shift," adj. "Friends Discovery"; 350 acres "United Friendship," bought of Edward Williams.

To daughters Patience and Temperance and their heirs, 500 acres "Friends Discovery," also all land bougth of Edward Williams, of North Carolina, not bequeathed to daughter Prudence.

To wife Rebecca, use of dwelling plantation and 3 tracts bequeathed son Benjamin during life; personalty. Residue of personal estate equally with wild.

Exs: Wife and son Richard, when of age

Test: Wm. Connell, Edward Cox, George Newport, William Wright, William Tucker

John Connell witness to will of James Barron, Talbot Co, MD, 1731

CindyMcC — 3 Dec 2006 11:14:18 GMT

Source: Maryland Calendar of Wills, Vol. VII, 1732-1738, 1925, p. 92

Barron, James, Talbot Co, MD, 22nd August 1731, 1st July 1734.

To wife Ann, 1/3 of personal estate.

To 4 children, viz: Mary Anne, Lurana, Elizabeth and James, residue of persoanl estate divided equally; should any of aforesaid children die without issue, survivors to divide portion of deceased; should all die without issue, their estate to go to cousins John, William, and James Pagen (Pagon). Children to receive portions at marriage or at legal age.

Exs: Wife and daughter Mary Anne.

Test: Risden Bozman, John Connell, Sarah Hooper.

Timothy Connell - Halifax County NC 1820

Randall W. Connell — 3 Dec 2006 3:35:44 GMT

Seeking any available information on Timothy Connell and family who were in the 1820 census of Halifax County NC. All help appreciated.