Tynan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Tynan / Burns

cpanetta59 — 2009-09-03 04:16:01Z

Hello,
Can you please contact me again at cpanddp@aol.com. Had a hard drive failure and lost our correspondances. Would like to talk more.

Thanks

Thanks

Re: Tynan / Burns

cpanetta59 — 2009-07-26 20:45:30Z

Can you email me at cpanddp@aol.com to discuss further. Have quite a bit of info on family.

Re: Tynan / Burns

pfagan1 — 2009-07-26 16:35:57Z

I have an interest in Isaac Huron Burns, who died in Allendale, Bergen, NJ in 1943. He was born around 1855, probably in NY and I've traced him in Manhattan between 1880-1890 and then Brooklyn (ca 1890-1920). He married Josephine Zeller (b. NJ) around 1880 and they had a rather large family. In census, he usually gave his parental POBs as Ireland.

I have not seen a death or marriage record that might reveal ancestry. Thanks to inconsistencies, I have not been able to identify him in census prior to 1880, though I have a vague hunch who his parents were.

Isaac's wife passed away in Brooklyn in 1920 and by 1930 he was living in Allendale with a sister whose name is given as Alice B. Tynan. Can this be the Anna B. in your posting? The 1930 census also understates his age by 5-6 years and gives parental POBs as NY.

If Anna = Alice, things might come into better focus.

Margo Tynan

CharlaSutter — 2009-06-12 17:27:49Z

I am looking for information on a Margo Tynan married Owen William McCarthy (or Mac Carthaigh). They had at least 2 maybe 3 children. The two that I know of were Charles Owen and Julia. They lived in Statan Island, NY in 1871. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Not much is known about this side of my family.

Emma Tynan

SHIRLEYF — 2009-04-12 23:27:17Z

I am looking for any and all info on Emma Tynan. The only info I have on her is
Her name and that she was born in Ireland. This is according to the
Washington DC Census.

Emma TYNAN born July 1875 Ireland
Arrival in America in 1887
Married William O LAYCOCK 1890 in Manhattan N.Y

Trying to find her parents and any siblings.
Thanks in advance
Shirley Orgel Fergus
Great Grand Daughter

Re: Mnpls Tynans

pamjd — 2009-03-23 18:08:03Z

I have a new email address: pjd190@hotmail.com

Tynans of Troy, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-29 22:23:44Z

Searching for information re: Michael (born in Ireland btwn. approx. 1835 and 1850) and James Tynan (born in Ireland abt. 1850). Father believed to be John; mother - Catherine; sisters - Catherine E. and Margaret M.; brother - John Charles. Family members emigrated from Ireland (possibly Co. Tipperary) in mid-1860s. Most or all settled in Pittstown (1870 census), Lansingburgh (1880 and 1900 census) and Troy (1910 and 1920 census), Rensselaer County, NY.

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-21 03:53:18Z

Matthew: I have found John Charles Tynan, son of John Augustus and Anna Hout; 84 years old, living in suburb of Buffalo. Wrote to him and received e-mail reply from his daughter. Can we connect via personal e-mail to share information I get from my contact with her? Click on my profile and send via the box labeled "contact this person". Did you ever hear back from George F. Dorman?

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-12 21:16:46Z

Am excited about the prospect of exchanging more information, particularly if you receive a response from George Dorman (as he and I are the same generation descended from John Charles and Winifred). His mother and my mother were cousins unknown to each other, and BOTH were named Winifred after their grandmother Tynan. BTW, on your Hout family tree you have Tynan misspelled on your entries for Winifred Ann and John Charles (Tynam); and you entered a date of death under John Charles that is actually John Augustus (11/1963) due to the confusing way I wrote it in my response. More later.

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

matthewhout_1 — 2008-08-11 21:25:00Z

All this information I just found out by going through newspapers, and some help from the folks on here. John and Anna had two children Winifred and John.

Winifred Ann Tynan b. 13 Jul 1919 in Dunkirk, Chautauqua, New York. d. 09 Jan 1988 m. Howard Arthur Dorman on 06 May 1943 at St. Joseph Church, Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York b. 28 Jul 1915 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York d. 02 May 2003 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York

Winifred and Howard had one child, a son George F. Dorman. I called George (or at least I think it's him) on Saturday, left a message on his machine in hopes he'll call me back. Still waiting. :(

John Charles Tynan: b. 1923 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York. And thats all I have.

I'm glad I could help out, please if you find anything more, please don't hesiate in sharing, or if anything I could help with.

Matthew T. Hout
Cleveland, Ohio

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-11 21:05:27Z

My sister and I have just begun doing some research on various branches of our family. The Tynan/Keenan side is a challenge because both my grandmother and mother have been dead for a long time. So I am working off of "scraps" of information I recollect from things they mentioned many years ago and experimenting with sources such as census records. One difficulty is the inaccuracy and inconsistency of those records from decade to decade (plus the absence of 1890 records). As best I know at the moment, John Charles Tynan and Winifred F. Keenan married around 1885 in the Troy, NY area. They had five children: Joseph Charles (born 3/1886), John Augustus (born 8/4/1887), Thomas W. (born 12/1888), Mary Winifred (my grandmother, born 10/10/1891), and Frances (born 10/1893). Winifred died when my grandmother was about 12 (probably 1903 or 4). John Charles remarried in 1912. I found Joe and Tom's WWI draft records but none for John Augustus (the family called him Gus). The 1930 census transcription has the middle initial "O" in error. If you look at the original record, you can look at the handwriting and see that it could just as likely be an "A". Any info on their children?

Re: Tynan Manhattan Bronx

sharinlpn — 2008-08-10 18:09:00Z

Please contact me. I can't get threw to you on ancestry. Just email me at sharinlpn@netzero.com. I am very interested in speaking with you about this family.

Thanks, Sharon

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

matthewhout_1 — 2008-08-10 00:54:55Z

Very cool! Yes, Anna Mary Hout was born 03 Feb 1886 in Emporium, Cameron, Pennsylvania and passed away 21 Nov 1941 in Fredonia, Chautauqua, New York. I have two obits for Anna dated on Nov. 21 and 24th.

Now, I found somewhere that his middle name started with an "O" but not sure where I got that.

Very cool, you found me! Please keep in touch.

Re: Tynan of Chautauqua County, New York

justfiction2004 — 2008-08-10 00:44:19Z

The John Tynan you are refering to was my grandmother's older brother. John Augustus (Gus) Tynan, born Troy, NY 8/4/1887; second child/son of John Charles Tynan (born Ireland abt. 1854, emmigrated abt. 1866) and Winifred F. Keenan (born Ireland abt. 1858, emmigrated abt. 1868). I also found the 1930 census you are referring to and knew by the names of the children that he was the "lost" brother I had been searching for: daughter Winifred named for his mother and son John C. for his father. SSDI shows he died 11/1963 somewhere in the state of NY. Can you tell me anything about Anna M. Hout, his wife?

Re: Tynan Manhattan Bronx

sharinlpn — 2008-08-09 15:49:36Z

Hi
Yes I am still looking for that Family. My father was Mike Gallagher and his father was James. My grandfather James Gallagher's sister was Mary Gallagher married to a Burke and her daughter married Laughlin Tynan.

I live in WA state and would like any info you have on them. Rose Burke Meehan her sister settled in Butte, Montana along with my father and others from Co Donegal.

My email is sharinlpn@netzero.com
Thanks, Sharon

Re: Tynan Manhattan Bronx

moyatynan1 — 2008-08-09 15:16:21Z

Hello-Are you still looking for information re.Laughlin Tynan? I am descended from the Vicarstown Tynan's of whom Laughlin was one. Please contact. Moya

trace

miketynan1 — 2008-04-28 23:34:30Z

michael tynan was our grandfather. he died in 1966 aged 54. he came from mullingar originally but would have settled in limerick in the 1940's after he returned from birmingham.he had 3 sons. the eldest also michael died in 1992 aged 55. Billy (b 1941) and Cyril (b 1950)

Re: Laois/Queen's Tynan's

redtynan3 — 2007-11-08 02:54:01Z

DO YOU HAVE A FAMILY TREE ON LINE

Re: Laois/Queen's Tynan's

arcashmore — 2007-10-29 20:13:35Z

Hi, I have a Samuel Tynan from this Queens County, born 1850. Any connection?

Re: find my biological father

DeVitoMontella — 2007-07-21 04:18:15Z

Hi Michele,
Have you had any luck? The highschool keeps records of alumni addresses for class reunions - perhapse they would be willing to help. Even if they will not give an address, you could hand a stamped envelope to them and ask the staff to write his address on the envelope and mail it for you. I am a 1985 graduate of Interboro.

David

Re: find my biological father

DeVitoMontella — 2007-07-21 04:18:09Z

Re: Misc Marriages Calif-Tynan

donald9745 — 2007-07-18 23:44:41Z

Here is an obit for John Henry, the son of Johann Frans ... http://www.timeformemory.com/fh_obituary.cfm?obitid=27285&am...

Athough I have Mary D Tynan, is lists wife, as well as mother, being called Victoria.

Thomas & Mary Tynan of Philadelphia, PA. in 1762

BasketLady420 — 2007-07-07 05:36:17Z

August 26, 1762:
Mary Tynan, alias Kelly, alias Mangles, alias Moore, the wife of Thomas Tynan, now of the City of Philadelphia, Tobacco Spinner, hath at sundry Times misused and defiled the bed of me her husband, an on Saturday the 14th of this instant, she the said Mary did elope from me her said husband, and wickedly, feloniously, and clandestinely carried off sundry of my goods, to the amount of Sixteen Pounds, or thereabouts. She has also threatened to contract all the Debts she possibly can in my name, in order the more effectively to ruin me ...

17th Day of August 1762.
Thomas Tynan

I am not related to this family, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Runaway Women, Elopements And Other Miscreant Deeds, As Advertised In The Pennsylvania Gazette - 1728 -1789. (together with a few abused wives and unfortunate children)." Compiled by Judith Ann Highley Meier. Published by Closson Press. 1993. Page 36.
Joyce

Re: Edward Walter Tynan Jr., Attorney at law

boosterjag — 2006-12-27 23:40:43Z

try www.raogk.org for state and county re: obit lookup. In 1910 San Antonio: Edward m 13yrs. age 37, wife Mary 35, 5 children, 5 living, Walter 12, Leo 10, Katherine 8, Mary 6 and Harold 4. Lived at 17 Goliad father was broker of mercantile. 1930: 4th ward Bexar Texas: Lee C (Leo?) age 30 married at age 21 wife Beas age 27 married at age 19, K. Elizabeth 5, and John H age 2 5/12 month. He broker mdse. 1930 4th ward Bexar Texas: Walter age 32 married at age 25, wife Louise 30 married at age 26, Walter Jr 3 4/12 and Anne age 1 6/12

Edward Walter Tynan Jr., Attorney at law

steventynan — 2006-12-20 17:16:55Z

Would somebody please look up for me an obituary of Edward Walter Tynan, Jr., who died January 20, 1965, in Bexar County, Texas (probably in San Antonio)?

I think either he was (or at least he was closely related to) Walter Tynan, who was Bexar County District Attorney in the 1930s, and then a Texas Senator in the 1950s.

I am also wondering whether he he was related to Leo Tynan, Jr., who was later in the DA's Office.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

If you click on my username and/or go to the Cerro Gordo County, Iowa, board at http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=l... you will see that I try to help with other people's obituary look-ups as much as I can.

Re: Tynan / Burns

chris_panetta — 2006-10-22 20:46:56Z

More on Anna B Tynan (maiden name Burns).

Had two known daughters Josie & Elsa.

Tynan / Burns

chris_panetta — 2006-10-22 20:30:27Z

Looking for help or family / descendants of Anna B. Tynan (maiden name Burns). Died in New Jersey 11-06-1952. Believe near Allendale in Bergen County, NJ

Had a sister named Emma (marrried name unknown) and a brother Isaac Burns also of Allendale, NJ

Re: Tynans in CT

2006-09-26 02:09:50Z

Hi,

I am researching the Tynan family from the Johnstown Kilkenny Ireland to New Jersey.

I have recently run into information about the Tynan family from Waterbury . Do you have your family tree on line? Would love to share this with you.

Kathleen Tynan

More Names- New York Tynan

2006-07-22 11:14:23Z

Edwin's parents: John Henry Tynan (b. abt. 1835) and Emma nee Resler (b. abt. 1838 in New York City). Emma Tynan died in 1923 in Manhattan. This family also lived on Staten Island and some moved on to Brooklyn.

Edwin's siblings: Wilbur, Irene (2nd husband Hennessey), Frank, May, Bertram, Lester. Possibly a John.

WW1 Sapper Tynan and his wife, Winnie; 165 London Road; Sheffield

steventynan — 2006-05-08 04:48:32Z

Do any of you have any information about a World War 1 veteran of the British Army whose wife, Winnie Tynan, lived at 165 London Road in Sheffield. I do not know his first name, but his rank was Sapper. Instead of a stamp, one corner of each of his post cards is signed "Sapper Tynan 47716". He was stationed in France.

I have two postcards sent home by him to Mrs. Winnie Tynan in May of 1916. Each simply says, "Love & kisses from Daddy".

Re: Castlecomer, Kilkenny - TYNAN / BOLAND / REDDAN

kasfamily — 2006-04-25 22:29:18Z

I'm looking for Daniel Boland who married Elizabeth Dunn. Are they in your tree?

Re: Misc Marriages Calif-Tynan

2006-04-23 19:44:47Z

Go to www.vitalsearch-ca.com if you have a problem try a seach for "california death index" this will take you tolisting, you want the vital search site; see marriage, birth & death indexes; need to register but very safe, can then check John & Mary Tynan births of son Doug 10-16-1960 and Paul, also find children of Coggins/Outfleet and King/Outfleet. I would do a people search once you get all the births of children, most are most likely still living. www.rootsweb.com, left side, scroll down to Social Security Death index and search for "Outfleet". Note vital search under death you will find a John, mother Schnitjer, Father Uitvlugt. he born 6-18-1911 died 11-12-1955 in San Bernadino Calif, he was 44, also a 1 day baby Shawn Allen born 11-13-1989, died same day, mother was Thompson so she may be daughter in law of one of the Outfleets. Again do these, need lookups try www.raogk.org see if any volunteers do what you need in county and state you are seaching. go to www.ellisisland.org might find if they came to USA via New YOrk

Re: Misc Marriages Calif-Tynan

2006-04-23 12:27:15Z

Hi,

I'm looking for the family Outfleet that moved from holland to the USA. Can you help me find my ancestors and their relatives? Their names are: John Outfleet/Vickie Dony, Margeret Outfleet, John Outfleet/Mary D. Lynan, Jacob Outfleet/Carol Coggins and Richard Outfleet/Linda King.
If you are related and have any information about these people, please respond.

Greetings and thanx
Nettie Faber (Netherlands)
email: toly-bo@hotmail.com or nettieraatjes@hotmail.com

Edward J. Tynan II

ginny209 — 2006-03-27 20:12:32Z

Hi Nancy - My husband's Mom, Mildred Tynan (b.SI 1902), also grew up on Staten Island.We know her father Elmer Tynan (b. SI 1866), and Grandfather Michael (b. 1835, maybe SI.) Michael's father is John, from Ireland. Do you or G-mother Ruby know your Gr-Grandfather Tynan's name? We have known of another Tynan family on Staten Island, but not known for sure what we think must be a connection.

New York - Tynan - Leslie, Edwin

2006-03-19 22:39:31Z

I am interested in any information about Leslie Tynan (born about 1885) and Edwin Tynan (born about 1857). Spouses Rose and Josephine. Other family members Edwin, Edith, Viola.

Please email me if you have a connection or any info. :o)

Allan Tynan

2006-03-14 16:49:49Z

I'm looking for information on Allan Tynan born about 1822 in Ardstraw, Co. Tyrone, Ireland. He may also have died there. I believe his parents were James Tynan and ? Callander. I believe his wife's name may have been Rebecca Porter. Any information you could furnish would be greatly appreciated.

Laois/Queen's Tynan's

redtynan3 — 2006-03-07 02:34:31Z

Memorials of the Dead Killinard Churchyard
Killinard Churchyard

Erected by Thomas Tynan of Jamestown in memory of his beloved Father William Tynan who Departed this life December 17th 1854 Aged 70 yrs.
Also his widow Bridget Tynan who departed this life May 12th 1857 Aged 66 yrs.
Also the above Thomas Tynan who died 20 March 1885 Aged 65 yrs.
Also his sister Kate Tynan, who died 28th February 1886 Aged 65 yrs.
Requiescat in Pace. Amen.

Are these your Tynan's, I may have more information

Kathleen Tynan

Marriage of Michael Tynan and Mary ?

popsat51 — 2006-02-27 12:56:05Z

Looking for details of marriage of Michael Tynan and Mary, Parents of James Vincent Tynan B1847-D1913.
Michael and Mary Married in Salford England Date unknown. Had a total of 4 children youngest poss: born 1854.

Re: TYNAN / CARROLL of Trenton, New Jersey

2006-02-22 21:13:39Z

Hello,
None of this information is familiar to me. However, you might be interested to know that my grandfather was named Robert Caroll Tynan (1914-1986). he told me when I was a child that he was named Caroll after close family members named Caroll from VA. One of these Caroll members is a signer on the Declaration of Independance.
The Caroll family and Tynan family names originate from the same area in Laios (formerly Queens) Couty in Ireland. He had presumed that the familys were friends long before the migration.
Perhaps we may be related. Please email me if you would like more info.
Jen

COULD THESE BE YOUR TYNAN'S - IMMIGRATION INFORMATION

redtynan — 2005-12-17 18:11:42Z

Hi,

Over the next month I will be updating my sight to include all of the Tynan research that I have -- that is either not mine, or I cannot yet figure out the connection. Please feel free to check out my site, and click on the page that says Could these be your Tynan's . Please send me an email or message in my guestbook if you think they might be yours etc. This week I have loaded the immigration information, just click on the thumbnails for the full image.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~tynan/
Good Luck
Kathleen Tynan

Births NJ 1848-1878

redtynan — 2005-12-17 18:11:42Z

Hi,

I was perviously posting my Tynan info to my web site — This takes to long. I am now updated all my Tynan research that I want to share with other Tynan's . Please feel free to join the group- and then look into files updated
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Tynan

Happy Holidays to everyone!!!
Kathleen Tynan

Trip to Ireland- Tynan family research and fun

redtynan — 2005-12-17 18:11:42Z

Trip to Ireland

I finally made the air reservations to visit Ireland for about two weeks during St. Patrick’s Day 2003 for my father and myself.

Any help or suggestions on genealogy research or any other travel related suggestions. I found out my family is from the Parish of Galmoy in Kilkenny from a headstone in New Jersey from 1864. I think they came over during the famine, prior to 1856. I know for sure we want to go Galmoy and Dublin – not exactly sure where that is now.

I also have not yet made the hotel, guesthouse or rental car reservations.

Thank you in advance
Kathleen Tynan

Tomann, JOhn - Only John correction

redtynan — 2005-12-17 18:11:42Z

I am researching Tynan. I also have some naturalization cards that some gave me fro the above from 1886 in Ne w York . The Info is limited, but please feel freeto email if you want it.

Thanks
Kathy

Tomann

redtynan — 2005-12-17 18:11:42Z

I am researching Tynan. I also have some naturalization cards that some gave me fro the above from 1886 in Ne w York . The Info is limited, but please feel freeto email if you want it.

Thanks
Kathy

Patrick Tynan ; Boone County, Illinois

Steven Tynan — 2005-09-14 17:32:30Z

Are any of you descended from any of the Doyles and Tynans buried in St. James Cemetery in Boone County, Illinois? Do any of you have any other information about any of the Doyle -Tynan families buried at St. James Cemetery in Boone County, Illinois?

I just found out that my great-great grandfather and G.G. grandmother Patrick Tynan and Winnifred (Doyle) Tynan are buried at St. James, next to their daughter Winnifred Tynan Fairgrieve. However, there are several other Doyles and Tynans buried there whom we did not know about.

I am guessing that some of the Doyles and/or Tynans buried at St. James Cemetary might be relatives of my great great grandparents Patrick and Winnifred Tynan. Can any of you shed light on this?

Thanks,
Steve Tynan

Tynan -Plunkett m.1828 Ireland