Duffy - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Thomas Delbert Duffy/George Albert Duffy

duffy96 — 2009-11-21 23:40:33Z

Was Patrick and Margaret Murray the Father ?
i HAVE SOME INFO LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU
GREG DUFFY

Cecil Duffy, Effie Jones

gen_bug — 2009-11-19 01:08:52Z

Looking for information on a Cecil Duffy who was married to a Effie Jones, presumably born in Newfoundland. Effie had a daughter Betty, who was born before the marriage to Cecil. She carried the last name Jones, after her mother.

Betty married to Lloyd Porter, of Newfoundland.

If anyone has any information, it would be much appreciated,

Melissa
gen_bug@hotmail.com

DUFFY John E 1944

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-18 12:34:42Z

DUFFY John E 1944

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Re: DUFFY Avondale & Rutherglen, Lanarkshire, Scotland

rosieno1 — 2009-11-18 11:57:13Z

I know this is 4 years on - but I an researching Duffy( occasionally Duffie)'s in Lanarkshire. My Great X3 Grandfather
was Married in Falkirk on 17.11.1826 - to Rosanna Moreland. He was next found in Omoa Square, Cleland on the 1851 Census with 4 children - I assume the youngest of a large family. Thet were Henry(11), Joseph(10),Ann (7), and Mary Ann (3). Mary Ann gave her mother as Rose An ms Moreland, on her marriage cert, so I assume Rosanna died between 1848 and 51. These kids said to have been born in various parts of Monklands according to Census, so I assume recently moved to Omoa Square. The family (at least my direct line) stayed in and around Omoa/Cleland (they merged from 2 hamlets to 1 village at the end of the 1800's)until my Granda moved to Shotts just before my mum (Rosemary, youngest of 4)was born.

I have always assumed that given the marriage was in 1826, and that they had 4 kids from about 1839/40 to 1848, that they probably had plenty of others too - older, who did not move to Omoa after the mother died. I have found one family in Monklands on the 1841 census, with lots of kids, and a Henry of about the right age as the youngest. However the mothers name appears to be wrong! I believe this is a mistake and it is them! (the only Duffy in Lanarkshire if I remember rightly , with the fathers name as Daniel too! But I have not been able to prove it yet!

I have however found another child, a Patrick born and baptised at Glasgow Catholic Cathedral 1n 1837. This babe unfortunately appears to have died! This was found in the newly released Catholic baptismal record on Scotland's People

I don't know whether my Daniel has any relation to yours, but - yours could easily be some sort of connection to him or his kids.

contact me if you are interested!

Re: Duffy Genealogy

dwren199 — 2009-11-17 21:11:14Z

Hello Gerard,
I just started researching the Wren family history, and came across your Duffy messages. I have information on the family of Margaret Duffy, who married Thomas Wren. Margaret was the sister of your great-grandfather, Thomas Patrick Duffy.
Donna Wren
P.S. I know where Esmonde is :)

DUFFY Mamie S 1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-17 19:09:22Z

DUFFY Mamie S 1970

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Re: Duffys in PA

MYERSB52 — 2009-11-16 17:07:36Z

I am not sure if this will help....But my GGGGrandfather was born in 1830 his name was Charles Duffy, his parents died shortly after his birth, and was adopted by a man with the last name..Bootman. My family is trying to open the adoption records held in PA. to know the parents names and what happen to them....

DUFFY John F -1942

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-16 16:57:17Z

DUFFY John F -1942

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DUFFY Tracy B 1910-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-13 23:45:11Z

DUFFY Tracy B 1910-1986

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Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

elar55 — 2009-11-13 16:06:34Z

I don't know about the house that is behind the Hays and Duffys photo. I will ask my dad. But I don't think so... I am pretty sure that foundation next to your house on the right side - was my Grandparents Thomas and Ruth Herron's house. That is where my mother grew up. It was torn down. Behind (beside?) or just down the road from that foundation - was where my Aunt Florence Herron Baker lived. That is what I meant when I said behind your house. I guess it is really two doors down on Ranch Road (counting the missing house)since the road curves there, and then after that goes downhill.

Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

daisymaepeanut — 2009-11-13 04:11:26Z

also I meant to tell you the that it's a dipolma for Micheal in the Attic it's in a frame but the glass is broken!

Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

daisymaepeanut — 2009-11-12 23:00:37Z

your photos are awesome can you tell me if that photo of the house with the Duffy's and Hay's is mine? There aren't any houses behind my garage now! The big barn is still back there along the alley in the neighbors yard the Martins live there now! I used to own the house directly across the street that was the Farley home we out grew it rather quickly, there is what looks to be the remains of a foundation smack up against the right side of the house the alley or atlas rd being on the left looking from the front would happen to know what that is? Thanks for all your help!!

DUFFY Jesse R 1908-2003

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-11 21:03:51Z

DUFFY Jesse R 1908-2003

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Re: DUFFY/JESSUP, Ontario Canada

sandidurie — 2009-11-08 15:04:17Z

They would be my great-grandparents on my mother's side. They had only one son, Dennis Isaac Duffy, born June 26, 1886 at Lake Nosbonsing(Near North Bay). He died April 26, 1977 in Kirkland Lake. He was a life long prospector but also fought in both WW1 and WW2.
I have 10 children listed for Christopher and Mary. They would be Bill, Jack, Alex, Myria, Tom, Harry, Mary,Bob, Christopher(Jr), Kate. Who are you missing?

DUFFY 1 Ward F 1891-1973

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-06 13:03:11Z

DUFFY 1 Ward F 1891-1973

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

daisymaepeanut — 2009-11-05 06:46:11Z

It's the house then it's on the corner of Ranch and Atlas... I have it opened into one house now days, but I love all things history and would love to know anything and everything about this house! It's so awesome to find someone who can tell me things.. I used to own the tiny house across the street I was told that at one time it was a bank? Do you know anything about that.. Would you happen to have any old photos of the inside of the Duffy house? Thanks so much for taking the time to reply!!!

Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

tatianatree — 2009-11-04 13:43:27Z

It would help me know if I can help you; if I knew what state of the union the house/objects were found

DUFFY 1 Alice Marie 1900-1975

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-04 12:22:07Z

DUFFY 1 Alice Marie 1900-1975

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

elar55 — 2009-11-03 15:10:17Z

If the house is the one I think it is, it is the Duffy house. My grandmother Janet Duffy Reilly and my father, John "Jack" Reilly grew up in it. It was originally the company store for the old coal mine there - Mahoning Coal and Coke. The mine opening was right across from your garage there - across the alley which was along side the house. A little farther up the alley was the opening to the Atlas mine. My great grandfather John Duffy worked in one of the mines there.

Your house was the coal mine company store and the upstairs was a boarding house. My great grandmother Isabella Hay bought it from Mahoning; she then married my great grandfather - John Duffy. We have a copy of the deed of that somewhere - I will look for it. I will trade it for any documents you find of the Duffys. I didn't think there was anything left there.

John Duffy and Isabella "Bella" Hay Duffy had six children - Michael, James, David, William (died in infancy), Elizabeth "Pete" and Janet. Isabella's sister - my great aunt Lizzie Hay - who was blind also lived there her whole life. The house was divided into two parts for a while, and they rented one side out - for a long time to Maggie and Helen Hogan. I remember carrying a coal bucket for Maggie for her coal stove when I was a kid. Then my grandmother (a war widow) and her brother David Duffy (never married) lived on the left side and my Great Aunt Pete (Elizabeth) Duffy Wollet and her husband Ralph lived on the other side. They have all passed away. My father sold the house a while ago after my Aunt Pete died.

On another note: My father is married to Ardie Herron - they lived next door. I believe the Herron family also own the big piece of land behind and to the side of your house, that old huge barn-if it's still there, my Aunt Florence Herron Baker's house is behind your backyard and down the hill across the field was my great Uncle Bill Herron's house.

I see you mention James (one of the brothers) Duffy and his wife Grace (Farley - her family lived directly across the street on Ranch Road) they moved away from the area and they lived somewhere in upstate New York.

Re: JAMES AND GRACE DUFFY

daisymaepeanut — 2009-11-03 05:04:39Z

I live in a huge house on Ranch Rd that I am told was a store and I believe was owned by a Duffy there are a few things that I have found that have the name Michael Joesph Duffy honestly I'd have to look again it's in the attic but I would love to know anything about my house and the family that live here that you could tell me, Thanks so much!

DUFFY 1 Michael W 1943-1958

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-01 13:44:35Z

DUFFY 1 Michael W 1943-1958

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James Duffy (c1802) Ireland

margaretthomson7 — 2009-10-30 21:31:37Z

Hi, I am trying to find information on James Duffy born in Ireland about 1802. The only information I have is that he married Margaret Fox. Can anyone help? Can anyone give me any hints about tracing my Irish ancestors as I am finding it very difficult?

Thanks Margaret

DUFFY 1 Patrick D 1905-1945

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-29 13:46:55Z

DUFFY 1 Patrick D 1905-1945

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,237 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Carrigart, Tirlaughan cemetry look up

frankmcgurrin — 2009-10-25 18:19:09Z

Hi

Thanks. I intend to do just that but I also need to find the correct cemetry first, hence the first post.

All the best

Frank

Re: Carrigart, Tirlaughan cemetry look up

tatianatree — 2009-10-24 12:33:02Z

Many Duffys here could benifit from your trip...why not take pics of any Duffy graves you come across and post them.

Duffy

mayoeire1 — 2009-10-23 11:52:31Z

Would love to hear from any relations of John Duffy, Aughgower,Co Mayo,Ireland.

Carrigart, Tirlaughan cemetry look up

frankmcgurrin — 2009-10-23 10:17:55Z

Hi, thanks for taking the time to read this post. I am planning a trip to Carrigart in the next couple of months and would like to photograph some family graves in the area. I have not been there since 1960 and so am unfamiliar with the area. I need to be able to identify the correct cemetery before I go. The graves are:

Michael Duffy and Anne ‘Nancy’ Rogers

Their son Michael Duffy and his wife Bridget (nee Coll) died 30 Sept 1945 and 18 Sept 1945 respectively.

Michael and Bridget’s son Anthony ‘Anton’ Duffy (1904 – 1974) and his wife Sarah (nee McBride) (1904 -1960). All other children, except Annabella ‘Bella’ died abroad.

There were quite a few of my Duffy family from the Carrigart, Gortnabrade, Aghallaty, Tirloughan area as Michael and Anne had 9 children (between 1840 and 1873) and numerous grandchildren thereafter.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Frank

James T. Duffy and his father John Duffy - Madras,India?

struthbunny — 2009-10-13 06:16:32Z

I have in my possession a photograph of a James T> Duffy dated 1877 - he has with him 2 small girls,his wife(name unknown) and an Ayah(Indian nanny) holding a very young baby,I think in christening robes. On the back is written "From James T. Duffy to his Father John Duffy with united loves. Madras,Dec.7th 1877. He was something to do with my grandfather Allan Grant,who was born in 1877, I even think that he may have been his Father, as Allan Grant was adopted and brought up by his grandfather when his parents(Duffy?) died. Does this ring a bell with anyone, and can anyone help,please?

duffy -mayo

elizabethtodd120 — 2009-10-11 12:01:51Z

hi
i'm looking for any info on
-edward duffy 1831 mayo -carrier
husband of catherine
catherine was born in 1836 -mayo there first child was born in leeds in 1861
there other children names include ,augustine,,agnes and ambrose,i'm having big problems finding any irish records any info gratefully recieved
thanks
sarah

Re: UK Duffys

AD515052 — 2009-10-10 23:27:20Z

John,

My great grandad Hugh Duffy had a brother called Thomas - Thomas was born in Falkirk but Hugh was born in Roscommon Ireland. Hugh had 7 siblings (incl Thomas). Wondering if there's any possible connection?

Alison Duffy

Re: Duffy's of County Mayo

buny73 — 2009-09-21 20:26:10Z

ok thanks anyway

Re: Duffy's of County Mayo

kkovak1 — 2009-09-21 20:23:53Z

Hi,

Sorry, no. The Nora I am interested in married a Jck McClellan in NY City.

Ken

Re: Duffy's of County Mayo

buny73 — 2009-09-21 17:11:22Z

hi, do you have anymore info on your Nora? I have a Nora Duffy in my line. My Nora married a Patrick Gannon and had at least 3 kids:: Michael, Timothy, and Thomas (not sure if there were any others). Does this match anything you have?

Nicole

Re: DUFFY DUFFEY OHIO

JonBaker342 — 2009-09-20 20:28:10Z

Elizabeth Duffy and Robert J. Dennis were my great-great grandparents. Have you been able to trace the family to Baltimore, Md.? I have only been able to trace them back to Carroll County, Md., in the 1850 Census.

Re: DUFFY DUFFEY OHIO

Duffeyglee — 2009-09-20 16:15:50Z

Possibly. I have an Elizabeth DUFFEY b Maryland 3 April 1939, d 22 Feb 1928 in Flushinbg Ohio. Married a Robert J. Dennis 3 March 1863 Guernsey County. ?????

Re: DUFFY DUFFEY OHIO

JonBaker342 — 2009-09-19 13:26:44Z

My great-great-grandmother, Elizabeth Duffy, was the daughter of Thomas and Ann Duffy. She was born in Maryland in 1839 and came with her parents to Quaker City, Ohio, in the 1850s. Is this the same family?

Duffy Carlos Roscommon Leitrim New York Scotland

AD515052 — 2009-09-14 21:04:27Z

My grandfather's full name is Michael Thomas Carlos Duffy. We always thought that there was a Spanish connection because of this and also because the family has dark hair and skin which easily tans (i.e., not white with freckles).

My GG Grandad was Michael Duffy from Drumshanbo in Co Roscommon (born 1831, died 1891) and my GG Granny was Annie Wynn from Drumkeeran in Co Leitrim (born 1844). They married 1863 in Roscommon. They had Mary (b1864), John (b1866), Hugh, my G Grandad (b 1868), Lizzie (b1876), Bridget (b1878) and Thomas (b1879). They came across to Scotland sometime between Bridget and Thomas' births and settled in Falkirk. My GGGGrandad was also Michael Duffy and he married Anne Burn (Byrne?)- they were also from Co Roscommon.

My G Grandad Hugh then married Barbara Walker and one of their children was my Grandad Michael Thomas Carlos Duffy.

As another matter of interest, it's thought that one of my G Grandad's sisters emigrated to the US - that would be Bridget Duffy, Lizzie Duffy or Mary Duffy (all of these women would have been born in Co Roscommon or Co Leitrim). Thought in the family was that it was Lizzie (Elizabeth) Duffy who emigrated - she was born in 1876 so likely left Glasgow or Liverpool in the 1890's - believe she landed in New York. Have found an Elizabeth Duffy b 1876 living in New York in the 1901 census (notes that she's been resident for 4 years)but not sure if it's 'my' Lizzie.

I know it's not much of a summary but am interested to see if it rings any bells with anyone out there. I'd love to find some connections.

Re: Duffy from Carrickmacross, Monaghan, (Maghercloone Parish)

p00kstar — 2009-09-11 02:44:47Z

Hi Fiona, if you don't mind looking up Duffys in the Magheracloone census that would be really useful. My Duffys are from Drumbrawn road in Magheracloone. Do you see anyone from Drumbrawn?

Re: Duffy from Carrickmacross, Monaghan, (Maghercloone Parish)

caronmartin1 — 2009-09-11 01:36:57Z

Hi my family name is MArtin from Magheracloone, however unless you know what part of Magheracloone they came from it will be v hard to figure which martin family you are looking for. They very prominent in lower Magheracloone. Magheracloone is split into upper and lower magheracloone. My familnick name is Prandy. My grandfather was patrick martin born 1880 in Dooagh magheracloone. He married at age 49 to Annie Lynch from bailieborough. I have a 1901 census of magheracloone with all people living in it. Let me know ifyou know the area they are from and I will give you names and ages

best regards,

Fiona Kerley

Re: hugh duffy/ baseball great

rnduffy — 2009-09-09 22:55:28Z

I am a distant cousin of Hugh Duffy Hall of Famer who was born in Rhode Island. My father who was also named Hugh Duffy was born in Quebec, Canada.

Anna Jane Duffy - 1800's

o2bnhatrus — 2009-09-05 21:32:35Z

I have an Anna Jane Duffy - the mom of Ora Virginia Capps (b. 01-02-1888, d. 11-25-65 in VA). Ora married Charles E. Tysor (b. 6-6-1886). More info on the Tysors, but I can't seem to find Anna Jane Duffy or her ancestors. Nor can I find Ora's father ........

Anyone have more info for me?

Thanks.

Re: UK Duffys

joeduffy184 — 2009-09-05 10:21:26Z

Found out a bit more. My grandfather Charles Duffy married Grace Rogers on 28 Oct 1920. They both lived around the Annagry area of Donegal. His father was Hugh Duffy and a farmer. Her dad was Patrick Rogers, also a farmer. Grace's mother was Annie Rogers (born Boyle).

Re: UK Duffys

johnduffy47 — 2009-09-01 15:28:15Z

i am john duffy from edinburgh scotland,now living in Brighton,my dad was john duffy and his dad thomas duffy who i beleive was from a big family....

Re: UK Duffys

rosieno1 — 2009-08-27 19:10:16Z

I'm Jane Allison from Wishaw but my mum was a Rosemary Duffy, whose family came from Cleland in Lanarkshire. There are 4 previous generations to my mum who lived in Cleland/Omoa Square, beginning with a Daniel Duffie(y) first seen on census at Cleland in 1861, at nearly 60 years of age. According to the census he must have lived in and around Airdrie/Coatbridge as some of his children are noted as being born there. I have him being married in Falkirk in 1826, to a Rosanna Moreland - so I suspect that there will be quite a story and probably quite a few children unknown to me - between 1826 - 1861. Certainly there is no evidence of his wife still being alive after compulsory registration was introduced in 1855. However Daniel had a daughter Mary Ann in approx(per61 census) 1848, so assuming by the same wife, she must have died between 1848 - 1855. Anyone else with info would be gratefully rec'd!

PS - forgot to say, dont know where in ireland he was born - but the 61 census confirms he was born there!

Re: UK Duffys

joeduffy184 — 2009-08-24 14:49:19Z

Joe Duffy here from Perth, Scotland. My dad was Charles b.1929 in Perth. His dad was also Charles b. circa 1902 almost certainly in Letterkenny, Donegal. I know very little about this branch of my tree though.

Re: How to search Irish records

Greetiaghmeath — 2009-08-23 20:05:40Z

Unfortunately it seems as though the records aren't listed on the net and have to be manually accessed from hardcopy books. So you will need to go there or have someone go there to manually check the records.

Re: DUFFY - Kilmovee, Mayo

jdstor1 — 2009-08-16 15:28:37Z

My gf, john patrick duffy, was born around 1840-1842 in Mayo. His father was named patrick duffy. My gm was ann duffy, who was born around 1842. Her father was thomas duffy, and her mother was also named ann. They left Ireland in around 1864. Any connections?

Re: DUFFY - Kilmovee, Mayo

dsuds163 — 2009-08-16 04:01:31Z

Hello Colette

I am wondering if you could assist me with any information about Bridget Duffy (Shaheens)who married James Henry Regan Kilmovee and migrated to Australia in appro 1880?

Bridget and James (my GGrandparents) were married at Kilmovee Church 13 Feb. 1879.

I am from Austrlia and have been unsuccessfully trying to find a photoraph of them. would you know of any relatives I could contact.

I would be grateful for any asistance.

Regards

Jacqueline Sutherland
PO Box 600
Albury
AUSTRALIA NSW 2640

Re: Nancy 'Annie' Duffy

frankmcgurrin — 2009-08-12 16:09:06Z

Hi Dan
Forgot this.

I will send the rest by regular email. If you have already had it please bear with me.

Frank

Re: Nancy 'Annie' Duffy

frankmcgurrin — 2009-08-12 16:06:51Z

Dan
My email address is frankmcgurrin@usa.net I'm afraid I forgot to include the 'C' in the middle of your name. Lets correspond by our email addresses. I have a lot of info for you, some of which may explain the differences between Bridget Coll and Anna Rogers. I will send the wedding certificates of both Edward Mc Clafferty and Annie Duffy and Michael Duffy and Bridget coll. For the record you should hen have the following (if any difficulty just email me. I am really excited about discussing this family as I knew some of them quite well. You should already have received an invite to view my tree (I will resend it)