McCabe Family Genealogy

[Granville W. Wehland]

My great-grandparents were Thomas McCabe and his wife Bridget Anne (Darcy-"I think") McCabe who came to this country and was an iron worker in Trenton, New Jersey in the 1840'sand there daughter was Elizabeth Agatha McCabe, my grandmother. They settled in Tenlytown, Md. first and later in Cherrydale,Virginia 2nd where my grandfather had a sxtore until he died. Anyone out there have any information on this family and their origin in Ireland? They were strick Roman Catholics. Thank you, Granville
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[James McCabe]

: My great-grandparents were Thomas McCabe and his wife Bridget Anne (Darcy-"I think") McCabe who came to this country and was an iron worker in Trenton, New Jersey in the 1840'sand there daughter was Elizabeth Agatha McCabe, my grandmother. They settled in Tenlytown, Md. first and later in Cherrydale,Virginia 2nd where my grandfather had a sxtore until he died. Anyone out there have any information on this family and their origin in Ireland? They were strick Roman Catholics. Thank you, Granville <br>My grandfather Patrik McCabe was born in Corduff South,Cloone,Co. Leitrim in 1853. I am now checking on his brothers and sisters. McCabe is a common name in Leitrim & Cavan.The McCabes were gllowglasses from Scotland they came to Ireland in the 14th century. Keep in touch<br>

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[Brian McCabe.]

: : My great-grandparents were Thomas McCabe and his wife Bridget Anne (Darcy-"I think") McCabe who came to this country and was an iron worker in Trenton, New Jersey in the 1840'sand there daughter was Elizabeth Agatha McCabe, my grandmother. They settled in Tenlytown, Md. first and later in Cherrydale,Virginia 2nd where my grandfather had a sxtore until he died. Anyone out there have any information on this family and their origin in Ireland? They were strick Roman Catholics. Thank you, Granville <br>: My grandfather Patrik McCabe was born in Corduff South,Cloone,Co. Leitrim in 1853. I am now checking on his brothers and sisters. McCabe is a common name in Leitrim & Cavan.The McCabes were gllowglasses from Scotland they came to Ireland in the 14th century. Keep in touch<p>I am trying to establish a link for the McCabe's from Ireland to South Africa. I received the following from a researcher in Britain whom I asked to check British Army records because I think my Great Grandfather was in the British Army and fought in the Boer War.<p>This may be of help to you, although I suspect Patrick is a very common name in Ireland. If, in your research, you come across the name "Field" I certainly would appreciate hearin about it because I think this may be connected to my side of the McCabe family.<p>John McCabe<br>Born mid-Gourock??(a slight legibility problem), Greenock, Renfrew<br>He was aged 20 on enlistment in 1884<br>Regiment, The Royal Scots, regimental number 1477<br>Served in South Africa, (Zululand), from 5 Nov 84 to 8 Aug 91<br>Next-of-kin, Father, John McCabe of 7 Cross Shore St, Greenock.<p>Philip McCabe<br>Born St Patrick's, Edinburgh<br>He was aged 19 on enlistment in 1884<br>Regiment, The Royal Scots, regimental number 1309<br>Served in South Africa, (Zululand), from 14 Feb 85 to 9 Mar 90<br>Next-of-kin, Father, 1, Cranston St, Edinburgh<p>Patrick McCabe<br>Born Dundalk, County Louth<br>He was aged 18 on enlistment in 1884<br>Regiment, The Royal Irish Regiment, regimental number 1284<br>Served in South Africa, from 8 Dec 86 to 24 Aug 90<br>Next-of-kin, Aunt, Catherine Brennan, Chester's Lane, Drogheda<p>Good hunting.

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