Killelea

[Fiona Earsman]

Searching for the family of<p>Laurence Edward Killelea<p>son of Michael Killelea of Roscommon, possibly Boyle.<p>Laurence Edward Killelea was born Between 1861 and <br>1865 in Roscommon. He married Mary Ann Fagan in<br>Sheffield, England on 19 Jan 1898 at St Charles Roman<br>Catholic Church. His father Michael was still<br>alive then. He died in Sheffield on 29 June 1940.<br>He had one daughter - Margaret Ellen who was born<br>on 12 April 1903.<p>His wife was an alcholic and it is thought that at<br>some time he went abroad - I have a photo of him taken<br>in New York.<p>His occupation was listed as a stone dresser.
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nedmeaney@mcmail.com

[Lynne Sisk]

<br>: Searching for the family of<p>: Laurence Edward Killelea<p>: son of Michael Killelea of Roscommon, possibly Boyle.<p>: Laurence Edward Killelea was born Between 1861 and <br>: 1865 in Roscommon. He married Mary Ann Fagan in<br>: Sheffield, England on 19 Jan 1898 at St Charles Roman<br>: Catholic Church. His father Michael was still<br>: alive then. He died in Sheffield on 29 June 1940.<br>: He had one daughter - Margaret Ellen who was born<br>: on 12 April 1903.<p>: His wife was an alcholic and it is thought that at<br>: some time he went abroad - I have a photo of him taken<br>: in New York.<p>: His occupation was listed as a stone dresser.<p>Martin Killelea and Mary McDermott were witnesses to the marriage of Patrick McCormick and Catherine Finneran at St. Patrick's Church in Bolton, Lancashire Co., England on October 18, 1877. The McCormicks and the Finnerans were from the Strokestown area of Roscommon and emigrated to Albany, New York in the early 1880s.
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siskabob@mindspring.com