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Name and Email: Michael
Cullinan
Date: Fri Jan 19 22:52:44
2001 - Change Type: Addition
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re: Quillinan, John Cullinan b 1857, Bansha, Co. Tipperary, Ireland; m
Rita O’Meara. Son of Charles Quillinan and Catherine Walsh. - this
individual is listed both as a Cullinan and a Quillinan. John Quillinan
died in 1920.
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Name and Email: Michael
Cullinan
Date: Tue Jan 30 19:50:40
2001 - Change Type: Addition
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo034.htm
Notes:
"Despite his parents objections, Denis O'Hara volunteers his
services to the IRA after witnessing British aggression in his small
village of Clonmore. Denis's girlfriend, Moira is left alone to ward off
the lustful advances of Beecher a seedy poitin maker and informer.
Beecher eventually succeeds in getting Moira into his house where he
imprisons and attempts to rape her. However she is saved by Denis's
intervention and the two return home to marry. Irish Destiny is the first
fictionalized account of the War of Independence and the last silent film
to be produced in Ireland [...] A love story constructed around the
events of the war, the film incorporates actuality footage of the black
and tans, the burning of Cork City and of the Customs house, while there
is also a reconstruction of the mass escape from the Curragh. These
events however, are not presented in chronological order. The release of
Irish Destiny coincided with the tenth anniversary of the war and was
enthusiastically received by an Irish audience but was one of only five
films to be banned by the British Board of Censors in 1926. The film was
re-cut minus all the scenes from the Black and Tans and re- released
under the title of Mother Ireland in 1928. (Taken from "Irish
Destiny," by the Irish Film Board.)
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Name and Email: Eilene Farrell
Hys
Date: Sun Feb 4 08:15:26 2001 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/cen-876.htm
Notes:
Charles, John, Mary Ann and Thomas are 4 of the 1 children born to Thomas
and Mary Millard Cullinane who lived in Scio TWp. Washtenaw Cty, MI.
Missing are Catherine, Tim, Joanna, Jane (died 2/10/1860) Edward,
Margaret and William. Does anyone have any information on these remain 7
children???
Joanna was my gr grandmother
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Name and Email: Eilene Farrell
Hys
Date: Sun Feb 4 08:16:39 2001 -
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knowledge)
Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/cen-876.htm
Notes:
Charles, John, Mary Ann and Thomas are 4 of the 1 children born to Thomas
and Mary Millard Cullinane who lived in Scio TWp. Washtenaw Cty, MI.
Missing are Catherine, Tim, Joanna, Jane (died 2/10/1860) Edward,
Margaret and William. Does anyone have any information on these remain 7
children???
Joanna was my gr grandmother
Should 11 children in the family.
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Name and Email: Michael
Cullinan
Date: Mon Feb 12 21:02:08
2001 - Change Type: Addition (add
knowledge)
Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/mysterye.htm
Notes:
"Home News" - Death of Mr. Cullinan - "Francis X.
Cullinan, Second Year Philosopher, was on a picnic with four companions
on September 25th. After their lunch about a camp-fire, he walked with a
companion some twenty yards or so up-river, to the beach below the
cascades. His companion expressed his intention of lying down for a short
rest at the edge of the woods that fringe the beach. Mr. Cullinan said he
also would rest, but on the open beach in the sun, and later might take a
swim. At about 5pm, when the picknickers assembled to return home, he was
missed. His clothes were found on the beach near the woods. At 8.00
o'clock his body was recovered from the river, some ten yards off the
beach, in a deep pocket of water. First aid was applied, but at 8.20,
Doctor Shipley arrived while the community was reciting the rosary, and
pronounced him dead of a cerebral hemorrhage. The body was carried to
Mariottsville, thence to the Woodstock station on a hand car, thence to
the house. The funeral was held on Sept. 28th. --- On September 25th,
1618, St. John Berchmans finished his Novitiate and took his vows. Thus
Mr. Francis X. Cullinan, a very close imitator of this great Saint, was
called, we trust, to a happy eternity on the anniversary of his patron's
vow-day." [Taken from: "The Woodstock Letters, A Record";
Vol. LIX, Woodstock College, 1930.]
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Name and Email: EILEEN
O'DONNELL
Date: Sun Mar 4 17:27:59
2001 - Change Type: Addition (add
knowledge)
Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo083.htm
Notes:
My greatgrandfather, James Joseph Cullinan (his Mom was a McMahon) was
born around 1866 and was a General in the British Army with many
decorated medals that we still have in the family. He came over to
America in the late teens and had 16 children with my greatgrandmother,
Margaret Houlihan of County Limerick. Cannot find any references to this
particular clan of the Cullinan(e)s who came over from County Clare.
Eileen
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Name and Email: Quillinan,Jim
Date: Thu May 24 18:21:41 2001 - Change
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Page:
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Notes:
I belong to the Kilmore side of the Quillinans - son of Matthew Quillinan
and Margaret Ryan. I am the youngest of the family (now 57) - my brothers
and sisters are Nancy, Gerald, Brian, Clare, Denis, Gavin, Greg.
I have five children - Matthew, Sarah, Justin, Nicholas and Emily.
So the name lives on!
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Name and Email: Dianne
Caley
Date: Mon Jun 4 01:41:23 2001 -
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Page:
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Notes:
we are doing a family search like many others, and wonder if there is
any way of finding out who is buried in grave69,block 21, section 28>
we have the receipt from sept 30, 1930, from James McNamara, my
grandfather, thanks for any help, Dianne
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Name and Email: Jenny
Date: Sat Jul 14 22:04:37
2001 - Change Type: Addition
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo111.htm
Notes:
I am the gret grand-daughter of Charles Cullinane. Iam am unable to trace
his where-abouts since 1921-22. He was last seen in Charters Towers
Queensland Australia. He was married to May Henna Pomfrett. Charles was
born 7 October 1891, at Georgetown,Queensland.They Had 5 children. Is
anybody able to help me locate Charles.
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Name and Email: Bill
Weiler
Date: Fri Dec 28 16:25:18 2001 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/mysteryf.htm
Notes:
In reading Family Mystery No. 16, I noticed that Ellen Callinan lived at
No. 3 Trinity Place, in Dublin, which means that at the time of her
letter, she would have been a close neighbour of my ancestor Bartholomew
Fallon, who lived at No. 6 Trinity Place. While I can add nothing to help
solve the mystery, I can tell you a little about Trinity Place, a street
which no longer exists, for your possible interest.
Trinity Place was a court of 21 elegant townhouses built during the
eighteenth century, and located off Dame Lane, between Trinity Street and
Great George Street South, in the heart of Dublin, and just steps away
from Trinity College, Dublin Castle, and the Irish Parliament Buildings.
After the Act of Union was passed in 1801, most of the original owners
moved away, and by the time of Ellen's letter in 1842, the majority of
the 21 houses had become multi family tenement houses.
While the 1851 Census records did not survive, an enumerator's re-cap for
the Heads of Households in Trinity Place has survived, and indicates
that Ellen Callinan no longer lived there, but six other families were
living in that particular house by this time.
In 1879 The Corporation of Dublin targetted small courts with narrow
approaches, such as Trinity Place, as candidates for removal, due to
unsanitary conditions, and Trinity Place was dismantled ca. 1880. A
Theatre Company now occupies the land.
As mentioned, this does nothing to help solve your mystery, but since
during my research your reference to Trinity Place was the only
acknowledgement found that such a street ever existed, thought I would
add this information.
My compliments on an excellent website.
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Name and Email: Peter
Hurford
Date: Mon Dec 31 22:28:58
2001 - Change Type: Addition (add
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/vets-0009.htm
Notes:
Dear Sir/Madam
Could you advise me where I could look up details of my great Uncle ,
T/S.Mjr William Bentley (Buried in Yor St Catherines Cemetery? A1891 who
fought in Crimean conflict and was one of the 600 in the Charge of Light
Brigade, Kind Regards
Peter Hurford
Canberra
Australia
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Name and Email: Peter
Hurford
Date: Mon Dec 31 22:31:31
2001 - Change Type: Addition (add
knowledge)
Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/vets-0009.htm
Notes:
Dear Sir/Madam
Could you advise me where I could look up details of my great Uncle ,
T/S.Mjr William Bentley (Buried in Yor St Catherines Cemetery? A1891 who
fought in Crimean conflict and was one of the 600 in the Charge of Light
Brigade, Kind Regards
Peter Hurford
Canberra
Australia
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Name and Email: Linda
Bloomfield
Date: Sat Jan 19 09:03:20
2002 - Change Type: Addition (add
knowledge)
Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/x0007.htm
Notes:
Sister Patricius Cullinane OSF was a member of the School Sisters of St.
Francis, headquartered in Milwaukee, WI. She died in the early 1980's, I
believe, and had (has) a twin sister, Sister Mary Jane Cullinane OSF. I
do not know if she is still living. I think both were from Chicago; they
both taught at schools in Chicago, Sr. Patrcius (whose birth name was
Patricia) at Alvernia High School and at St. Benedict's High School.
Your site is amazing! wish I had Cullinane
relatives!
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Name and Email: Michael D.
Cullinan
Date: Sun Feb 10 12:50:44
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/vets-0012.htm
Notes:
I served in the US Army from 1964-'68 including 2 voluntary years in Viet
Nam. The second year's rank was Capt.
No injuries, thank God! My hometown is Huntingdon, PA. How many other
Cullinans served over there?
Re: Larry Cullnan...mispelled?
Also, his rank was probably either lance corporal or Lt. Col.
Mike, glad to learn about this website. I have the records of my arm of
the Cullinan family that started in Co. Cork in the 1850's. I'll check
to see what you have on us. Thanks,
Mike
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Name and Email: Lucille
Pye
Date: Sun Feb 10 13:42:18 2002 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/mystery4.htm
Notes:
My ggrandparents, Jeremiah Sullivan and his wife
Ellen and daughter Mary Ellen immigrated to New
Orleans sometime after her birth. Her death
certificate shows her being born in County Kerry in
1841 but does not stipulate an area or town. Can
you advise how to narrow this down?
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Name and Email: Ann
Maske
Date: Tue Feb 12 13:23:09 2002 -
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(Comments)
Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/cen-362.htm
Notes:
We need more data, please, from the person who added John C. Calnon, Emma
L Calnon and Gracie L. Calnon. Who is Kate Calnon who married George
Sheldon Blackman and is buried in Kingfisher, OK.?
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Name and Email: Terry
Krott
Date: Sat Feb 23 09:09:44 2002 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/cen-359.htm
Notes:
Mr great grandfather Ellis Lee Shippey was born in Shamburg on September
13, 1867. His father and mother's name were Martin and Sarah Palmerton
Shippey. Do you know where I can find info on people who lived in
Shamburg during the oil boom?
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Name and Email: joan
rusk
Date: Sun Feb 24 17:53:54 2002 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/x0069.htm
Notes:
In my line I have a Judy Collinan married to Patrick Donnellan in County
Clare, Armagh, with four children: Lot, William, Bridget and John.
William is my grandfather. Very difficult to track on. Patrick was born
before 1841. Do you have any information regarding this family.
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Name and Email: Lynette
O'Grady
Date: Sat Mar 9 01:12:18
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo083.htm
Notes:
I came across a photo from Curragh Camp with a very distinguished looking
soldier on a horse. The photo was in a millitary style mahogany box
(probably used for officers trinkets). It is a very old photo in the
style of a post card and has the name A.R Jeffery Sgt Maj on the back.
Does this mean anything to you?
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Name and Email: Steven
Potter
Date: Sat Mar 9 13:08:34 2002 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo080.htm
Notes:
It's nice to be proud of ancestors but I would suggest that you reword
the article on the McGee murder. The honesty of Cullinan's testimony is
very much suspect and there is little to prove that Whealan was
guilty.
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Name and Email: Steven
Potter
Date: Sat Mar 9 13:09:10 2002 -
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo080.htm
Notes:
It's nice to be proud of ancestors but I would suggest that you reword
the article on the McGee murder. The honesty of Cullinan's testimony is
very much suspect and there is little to prove that Whelan was
guilty.
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Name and Email: Craig
Phinney
Date: Wed Mar 13 22:31:00
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/vets-0400.htm
Notes:
I have Muster-out Documents
from the 32nd Mass. Infantry
dated from 1861 thru 1865 which
include places of deaths with names, missing in action and
deserters. What can I do to provide this info to those who
wish to listen?
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Name and Email: Larry
Cullinane
Date: Mon Mar 18 07:25:01
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Page:
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Notes:
Hello John
Looking at PlateCXVI Iwould say that Michael J Cullinan is my uncle. My
father's name is also on the same plate his name is Sinon He died in June
1966 & is buried in Cobh Co Cork Ireland Regards
Larry
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Name and Email: Jim
Cullinan
Date: Mon Mar 18 16:32:31
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo309.htm
Notes:
Thomas J. Cullinan was born
in Bunmahon, Co. Waterford,
Ireland.He was one of a family
of fifteen chjldren. He arrived
in Ellis island in 1910, worked
in Butte Montana as so many
from this area did before he
moved to California & married Albina Galvin from near Macroom, Co.
Cork.
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Name and Email: l.
richards
Date: Mon Mar 25 14:58:56
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
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Notes:
i am looking for information of any descendants of Michael Cullinane born
1882 Queenstown {Cobh} cork ireland father james cullinane mother mary
carey sailed to new york or boston after 1901 he married had family
owned a saloon died young.
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Name and Email: l.
richards
Date: Mon Mar 25 15:00:13
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/p0116.htm
Notes:
i am looking for information of any descendants of Michael Cullinane born
1882 Queenstown {Cobh} cork ireland father james cullinane mother mary
carey sailed to new york or boston after 1901 he married had family
owned a saloon died young.
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Name and Email: stephanie
cullinan
Date: Tue Apr 2 12:53:47
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/cen-635.htm
Notes:
my grandfather was William Ralph Cullinan of Oswego, my father was Brian
Michael Cullinan, other than my aunt, Kathleen Cullinan Barr and her 3
children, I would like to know if I have any other relatives - maybe on
my grandmother's side - she was Agnes Waddell - not sure of the spelling
- any info would be appreciated
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Name and Email: Melanie
Cullinan
Date: Sun Apr 7 01:30:20
2002 - Change Type: --Select from
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/photo331.htm
Notes:
To whom it may concern
My name is Melanie Cullinan. I am 22 years old and live in South
Africa,where there is a whole other family of Cullinans.
I would just like to say how fasinating I have found this website! I
have learn a lot about my ancestors and would like to thank whoever
concerned for this wonderful opportunity. I would like to hear from you,
and if you are needing any information I would be more than happy to
oblige!
Kind Regards
Melanie Cullinan
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Name and Email: sharon turk
Date: Sun May 5 18:35:49 2002 -
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Page:
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Notes:
James Cormican Married Ellen Conley (Connolly?) and their son James
Cormican,was born in Belfast Ireland about October 30,1855. This James
Cormican attended National Schools in Belfast, and Trinity College,
Dublin Ireland
Emigrated to Canada and married Catherine Quinlan,( daughter of William
and Mary Quinlan), May 9,1877 in Dundas,Ontario,James and Catherine moved
to Winnepeg,Canada, then to St Paul,Mn.
They had 6 children, Joseph, Mary E, and James born in Canada, and Sidney
Robert,Grace and Rose born in St Paul,Mn. James practiced law and died
May 28,1931 in St Paul,Mn.Does anyone have info on this family?
James and Ellen were my ggg grandparents.
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Name and Email: Robert
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p;Thu May 16 16:47:24 2002 - Change
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Page:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ccfgpw/cen-522.htm
Notes:
I have reason to believe that the mother of my grandmother, Emily
Metzinger, was Irish. I find these Metzingers listed on your site:
Metzinger, Ray, SL, 25, New York,
Metzinger, Sarah, W, 26, New York,
Metzinger, Wilford, S, 7, New York,
Metzinger, Raymond, S, 3 5/12, New York.
...but I don't know why they are here or what to do with this
information. Can anyone help?
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