Banahan and Burns (beirne, byrne??)

Joseph J. Yuska · Post by **Joseph J. Yuska** » Mon May 18, 1998 5:01 pm

This message has been posted before, but I have since changed isp's and friends have told me the forwarding didn't work.New email is yuska@tiac.net My grandparents Mary Banahan and Thomas Burns (I think it was mangled by immigrationfrom Beirne or Byrnes) emigrated from County Roscommonto Elizabeth, NJ between 1880-1900 and lived there all their lives. I wouldappreciate any pointers to towns or parishes where there was a particular concentration of these surnames. I am in the process of gathering immigration & naturalizationinformation here, and will post it shortly on the URL www2.pcix.com/~yuccaMy wife and I are in the midst of a larger family history project, and are spending time in the archives here for census and immigrationdata, and would be happy to exchange research help here for anyaid we can get on the Irish side. thanks,Joe Yuska
 
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Mary Lee Dunn · Post by **Mary Lee Dunn** » Mon May 18, 1998 7:12 pm

(User Above) wrote: : This message has been posted before, but I have since changed isp's and friends have told me the forwarding : didn't work.: New email is yuska@tiac.net: : My grandparents Mary Banahan and Thomas Burns (I think it was mangled by immigration: from Beirne or Byrnes) emigrated from County Roscommon: to Elizabeth, NJ between 1880-1900 and lived there all their lives. I would: appreciate any pointers to towns or parishes where there was a : particular concentration of these surnames. I am in the process of gathering immigration & naturalization: information here, and will post it shortly on the URL: : www2.pcix.com/~yucca: My wife and I are in the midst of a larger family history project, : and are spending time in the archives here for census and immigration: data, and would be happy to exchange research help here for any: aid we can get on the Irish side. thanks,: Joe Yuska Griffith's Valuation shows both Banahans and Burns (or Beirnes) around Strokestown. There were and are many Beirnes around Aughrim, Kilmore, and Elphin. Good luck. Beirnes

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Helen Brennan · Post by **Helen Brennan** » Mon May 18, 1998 7:45 pm

(User Above) wrote: : This message has been posted before, but I have since changed isp's and friends have told me the forwarding : didn't work.: New email is yuska@tiac.net: : My grandparents Mary Banahan and Thomas Burns (I think it was mangled by immigration: from Beirne or Byrnes) emigrated from County Roscommon: to Elizabeth, NJ between 1880-1900 and lived there all their lives. I would: appreciate any pointers to towns or parishes where there was a : particular concentration of these surnames. I am in the process of gathering immigration & naturalization: information here, and will post it shortly on the URL: : www2.pcix.com/~yucca: My wife and I are in the midst of a larger family history project, : and are spending time in the archives here for census and immigration: data, and would be happy to exchange research help here for any: aid we can get on the Irish side. thanks,: Joe Yuska I copied the following from the Baptismal Records from Ballinameen Church Ann Beirne Baptized April 10, 1861 Parents: Patrick Beirne & Mary BanaghanLuke Beirne Baptized February 7, 1871 Parents: Patrick Beirne & Mary BanaghanBridget Beirne Baptized January 22, 1863 Parents: Patrick Beirne & Margaret BanaghanThomas Beirne Baptized August 7, 1869 Parents: Patrick Beirne & Margaret BanaghanHope this helps.

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Molly Whitman · Post by **Molly Whitman** » Tue May 19, 1998 9:46 pm

: : This message has been posted before, but I have since changed isp's and friends have told me the forwarding : : didn't work.: : New email is yuska@tiac.net: : : : My grandparents Mary Banahan and Thomas Burns (I think it was mangled by immigration: : from Beirne or Byrnes) emigrated from County Roscommon: : to Elizabeth, NJ between 1880-1900 and lived there all their lives. I would: : appreciate any pointers to towns or parishes where there was a : : particular concentration of these surnames. I am in the process of gathering immigration & naturalization: : information here, and will post it shortly on the URL: : : : www2.pcix.com/~yucca: : My wife and I are in the midst of a larger family history project, : : and are spending time in the archives here for census and immigration: : data, and would be happy to exchange research help here for any: : aid we can get on the Irish side. thanks,: : Joe Yuska : Griffith's Valuation shows both Banahans and Burns : (or Beirnes) around Strokestown. There were and are many Beirnes around Aughrim, Kilmore, and : Elphin. Good luck. : BeirnesMy greatgrandmother was Ann Beirne Mulligan Her father was Patrick, but don't know yet where in Ireland they came from. Would be interest to know if Immigration information is helpful. My Ann was married to a John Mulligan and Ann was buried in Port Jervis, New York in St Mary Cemetary. Several beirnes buried there.
 
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Molly · Post by **Molly** » Fri May 22, 1998 6:29 am

Where is the Ballinameen Church. If it is a town please tell me the town is located. Thank YOU : : This message has been posted before, but I have since changed isp's and friends have told me the forwarding : : didn't work.: : New email is yuska@tiac.net: : : : My grandparents Mary Banahan and Thomas Burns (I think it was mangled by immigration: : from Beirne or Byrnes) emigrated from County Roscommon: : to Elizabeth, NJ between 1880-1900 and lived there all their lives. I would: : appreciate any pointers to towns or parishes where there was a : : particular concentration of these surnames. I am in the process of gathering immigration & naturalization: : information here, and will post it shortly on the URL: : : : www2.pcix.com/~yucca: : My wife and I are in the midst of a larger family history project, : : and are spending time in the archives here for census and immigration: : data, and would be happy to exchange research help here for any: : aid we can get on the Irish side. thanks,: : Joe Yuska : I copied the following from the Baptismal Records from Ballinameen Church : Ann Beirne Baptized April 10, 1861 : Parents: Patrick Beirne & Mary Banaghan: Luke Beirne Baptized February 7, 1871 : Parents: Patrick Beirne & Mary Banaghan: Bridget Beirne Baptized January 22, 1863 : Parents: Patrick Beirne & Margaret Banaghan: Thomas Beirne Baptized August 7, 1869 : Parents: Patrick Beirne & Margaret Banaghan: Hope this helps.
 
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Arleen Rooney · Post by **Arleen Rooney** » Wed May 27, 1998 7:35 am

My paternal grandmother was Ida Byrne. She had two brothers, one was named Gus. She married Thomas Rooney and they settled in Manalapan-Perrineville area of NJ, Monmouth County. She died in 1950 but I know she came from the Jersey City area. Her mother died when she was a child and I believe her father's name was Joe Byrne.Arleen Rooney
 
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