Hello Everybody!

[Sarah Rooney]

Hello. I too am a Rooney. I live in princeton. I think i'm related to you people. I like my last name but people call me gooney or looney. I look like a monkey, some people say. Well, byebye
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[Robert Rooney]

<br>I am Robert Rooney and I am intrested in setting up a spam free mailing list for those intrested in the Rooney family. Anyone with info or quries could email the group and everyone would get it. To make sure I am genuine I have enclosed my own tree. If you would like to join please email me at the address below. Your names will not be added without your consent.<p><br>Robert Rooney<br>Oristown Warehousing<br>Kells<br>Co. Meath<br>email:robertrooney@tinet.ie<p><br>
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robertrooney@tinet.ie

[Mark Rooney]

I am a Rooney, my direct ancestors moved across for Ireland to Liverpool in the 1880s. The family name of Daniel seems to be adopted consistently - my grandfather, great grandfather and great great grandfather. My great grandfather married an Edith Ella Corlett of the Isle of Man. She was born in 1883 and married, probably in 1900.<p>Mark Rooney MA Oxon<br>United Kingdom<br>
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markrooney@mcmail.com

[Arleen Rooney]

I am a 4th generation American Rooney. My great, great grandfather, Thomas H. Rooney, husband to Bridge Siggins, came to the USA and settled in the Monmouth County area of New Jersey. He was born in 1837 and died in 1917. Buried at St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, Freehold, NJ.<p>I was in Roscommon May of 1997 trying to go further back on the family tree. Visited the genealogical office in Strokestown but was told I needed to know whether Thomas H. Rooney and Bridget Siggins were married in Ireland or the USA and whether their children, Michael, Mary, John and Thomas were born in Ireland or the USA.
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Corgi_ally@prodigy.net

[Noreen Rooney]

: <br>: I am Robert Rooney and I am intrested in setting up a spam free mailing list for those intrested in the Rooney family. Anyone with info or quries could email the group and everyone would get it. To make sure I am genuine I have enclosed my own tree. If you would like to join please email me at the address below. Your names will not be added without your consent.<p>: <br>: Robert Rooney<br>: Oristown Warehousing<br>: Kells<br>: Co. Meath<br>: email:robertrooney@tinet.ie<p>Hello Robert:<br>Yes I am most interested in being on your mailing list for information pertaining to the family name.<br>I am in the process, actually have just begun the process of establishing where my ancestors are from<br>in Ireland. This would be a way to link with others who have information. Sign me up.<br>Noreen Elizabeth Rooney<p><br>

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nrooney@bu.edu

[Sarah Rooney]

: Hello. I too am a Rooney. I live in princeton. I think i'm related to you people. I like my last name but people call me gooney or looney. I look like a monkey, some people say. Well, byebye<p>hello i too am a rooney. i live in leamington spa england.i too like my surname, but people call me the roonster. <br>

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sarah@rooney.force9.co.uk

[T. Siggins]

<br>: I am a 4th generation American Rooney. My great, great grandfather, Thomas H. Rooney, husband to Bridge Siggins, came to the USA and settled in the Monmouth County area of New Jersey. He was born in 1837 and died in 1917. Buried at St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, Freehold, NJ.<p>: I was in Roscommon May of 1997 trying to go further back on the family tree. Visited the genealogical office in Strokestown but was told I needed to know whether Thomas H. Rooney and Bridget Siggins were married in Ireland or the USA and whether their children, Michael, Mary, John and Thomas were born in Ireland or the USA.<p>
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ocala667@aol.com

[Clare Rooney]

I want to join in.
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hopefully@angelfire.com

[Clare Rooney]

I want to find out about my ancestors.<p>: I am a Rooney, my direct ancestors moved across for Ireland to Liverpool in the 1880s. The family name of Daniel seems to be adopted consistently - my grandfather, great grandfather and great great grandfather. My great grandfather married an Edith Ella Corlett of the Isle of Man. She was born in 1883 and married, probably in 1900.<p>: Mark Rooney MA Oxon<br>: United Kingdom<p>
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hopefully@angelfire.com