County Galway Surname List Index Page
Compiled by George Quibell [email protected]
Page last updated Monday, 13 September 2004
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SOLAN - (John SOLAN b. abt. 1824/5 Co Galway m. ? (Before abt..1844 in Co Galway) d.
1874 Bishop Auckland, DUR, ENG. Occupation: shoemaker. Spouse: Ann HOGEN or HAGEN
b. about. 1825/6 Co Galway d. 1905 Bishop Auckland, DUR, ENG. Emigrated to England
between 1851 and 1854/5. Children: - Kate (b. 1844, Co Galway, later MANLEY) and Maria (b.
1854, later MORRIGAN), Ann (b. 1855), Elizabeth (b. 1859, later O�NEILL), John (b. 1863) and
Margaret (b. 1868, later GERMAN), all born in DUR, ENG.), D A Reed,
[email protected]
SOLON - (Thomas SOLON, born c. 1839 in the Kilconnell area, married to Margaret (?).
Emigrated to NYC, Hunters Point, Queens, prior to 1866. Children: Bernard b. 1866; Mary b.
1867, d. pre-1870; Margaret b. 1869, d. pre-1880; Thomas b. 1871; Annie b, 1873; Patrick b,
1875; John b, 1877. In 1880 the SOLON family�s next door neighbours were the family of John
CARROL, whom I believe were cousins, also from East Galway. Other relatives from Galway
were the: John CALLANAN�s; the John O�CONNOR�s; the John F. DUNN�s; and perhaps the
HILLARY�s. Please see those listings also. I am related to the CALLANAN/HILLARY families.
John Gill, Yonkers, New York, [email protected]
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Family being researched by Merril Bourne:
See the Old SOLON Family Tree she sent! Warning: This graphic file is huge and takes a long time to load, but is well worth the wait!
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Martin SOLON born Balla, Co Mayo Ireland, marr. Mary McGLYNN or McELLIN
They had the following 14 children, all born in Balla area, Co Mayo, Ireland, c 1800 - c 1825.
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- Bridget, marr. James PRENDERGAST, this line in Madison WI. & Chicago IL.
Children: Peter, Michael, Patrick, James, Martin, Ellen, & Mary
- Ellen, marr. William NALLY/ McNALLY Descendants in Cleveland, OH,
- Patrick ( Snr,) born 17 March 1807, marr. Margaret HIGGINS. To Wisconsin, USA in 1847
& their descendants in LA, Sth Dakota, Florida, Montana ? Minnesota & ? Wisconsin.
Children: Martin, Patrick Jnr, & John See John SOLON Story
Patrick Snr's wife Margaret died 1847, within a few weeks of arrival in USA.
Patrick Snr later married a widow, Catherine DALTON nee BROUGHTON
Children : James Joseph b. 1851, & Thomas Francis. b. 1853,
- Anthony, b. c 1811 marr. Bridget McAULIF/McARCLIFF, Descendants in Streator IL
1 Child: John, ( old family tree appears to show this child, but descendants question
this generation, but the time frame would suggest this to be correct )
- Catherine to England, married Peter HUGHES,
1 Child: Catherine
- Mary, marr. John CANAVAN, Chicago IL
Children = 10, but names unknown
- John born, c 1809, marr. Mary McGIVERN, widow, nee McGUINESS . My husband's line
Children : John Martin, Mary Ann, Peter, Thomas Vincent, Martha, Peter Patrick, & Joseph Anthony.
- Honora, marr. Pax/ Patrick CARRON/CANNON, Watertown WI
1 Child: Thomas
- Anna marr. Michael CANNON, Watertown, WI.
Children ??????
- Martin, b. 1819, marr.Catherine KELLY, to Watertown WI, USA, descendants in Illinois & Wisconsin.
Children: Mary A, Catherine Elizabeth, Martin Francis, John Thomas, Patrick H, James, Peter A., & Winifred.
- Winnie, marr. John HIGGINS ( she & 2 sons possibly remained in Ireland )
Children: Michael, Harry, Thomas, John, Francis, Patrick, Mary, Cecelia, & Martin.
- Thomas, b. 1822, marr.Olivia SHERIDAN, Mendota, La Salle, IL.
Children: Wiletta ( Etta ), Julia, Louis, Olivia, Mary, Eva, William, Norm, & James.
- James. Unmarried, Wisconsin.
- Julia, marr. Timothy COLLINS, Clyman, Dodge County WI. & maybe Mendota, La Salle IL.
Children: Timothy, Edward, John, Martin, James, Mary Ann, Bridget, Sarah, Julia, & Winifred .
For more information check https://lists.rootsweb.com/hyperkitty/th/read/SOLON/2003-01/1043965794
or write to:
Merril Bourne
Auckland 1004
New Zealand
[email protected]
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My solan ancestor is my grandmother, Anne Solan, daughter of Martin Solan (1826-1888) and Mary Harrison (1824-1912. She was born in Cartron, Claremorris on 28 September 1864, bapt. on 9 Oct 1894 with sponsors Martin Harrison and Catherine Harrison according to the so. mayo family history center in Ballinrobe, Mayo, Ireland. Martin Solan and Mary Harrison were married in Mayo Abbey R. C. parish on 7 April 1859 with Richard Mullany and Mary Kennedy witnesses. Other children of this marriage include: Mary Solan 1861 (sp Patrick Solan and Anne Stanton) , Bridget Solan, 1862 (sp Patrick Solan and Mary Rochford), Catherine Solan, 1866 (sp. John McDonnell and Mary Walsh) and Patrick Solan 1868 (sp. Darby Naughton and Bridget Bourke). In Griffith's Mary Solan, possibly mother of Martin, was listed in Cartron, Claremorris, on plot 2b and on plot 2a was listed Martin Mullany.
Another family of Solan's related to us include, Mary Margaret Solan born 28 July 1886 in Cloonboy, Claremorris to Martin Solan (1850) and Bridget Cleary(1859). They were married 3 Sept 1885 in Cloonboy, R.C. church, witnesses were Patt Solan and Mary Mulkeen. Bridget died 1887.
Martin married secondly to Mary Anne Reilly 4 May 1890 in Balla R.C. church. There were three children of this marriage: Bridget, 1894 (sponsors James Solan & Margaret Larkin), Anne 1896 (sp. patrick Solan & Mary Solan), and John Patrick 1900 (sp James Forde and Catherine Larkin). There was another sister that I met many years ago named Agnes Solan. Perhaps she used her second name and may be either Bridget or Anne listed above.
Many of these Solan family members moved to Massachusetts in the late 1880's to early 1900's.
This is the story that I know at this time. Hopefully I will find out more information.
Regards,
Marianne Fisher
[email protected]
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