1  	Morgan Molamphy	(Known as "The Mayor of Tipperary")
..		+Catherine Cummings	
.......	2  	Patrick Molamphy	1815 - 1879
...........		+Julia Keough	1821 -
................	3  	John Murray Molamphy	1842 - 1921
....................		+Margaret Robinson	
................	3  	Julia Molamphy	1845 -
....................		+Thomas McKnight	
................	3  	James Molamphy	1849 - 1914
....................		+Sarah T. Welsh	
................	3  	Catherine C. Molamphy	1851 - 1935
....................		+Patrick Sullivan	
................	3  	Mary Molamphy	1853 -
....................		+John Brostow	
................	3  	Patrick Molamphy	1855 - 1885
....................		+Mary Grogan	
................	3  	Thomas Molamphy	1856 - 1876
................	3  	Michael Molamphy	1857 - 1884
................	3  	John Molamphy	1863 -
....................		+Katy Cahill	
................	3  	Margaret Molamphy	1866 - 1881

Kilby, James son of Kilby, James and Molamphy, Catherine was born on 
11/29/1855, Sponsors were Nolan, Thomas & Molamphy, Sarah
(From registers of St. Michael's, Huntley) - Kilby could be Kirby or Kiley
October 7, 2001
Postings from the Newsgroup soc.genealogy.ireland:

According to MacLysaght in his "Surnames of Ireland",  (O) Mullanphy,
from the Irish O Maolainbhthe, or O Maolanfadh ( Chief of the storm),
has a number of variant spellings beginning  with Me - and Mo- as well
as Mu.  It is seldom met outside north Co. Tipperary.

 There is absolutely no connection given for the name to have ever
been Moloney, which in the Irish Gaelic is O Maoldhomhnaigh, meaning
'Servant of the Church' - a different name entirely.

Padraig O Gealgain
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Original Posting:

"allofus"  wrote in message
news:0cea01c107c3$cecc57c0$df6f3bcb@jones...
> I am seaching for information on a Sarah Melampy/Melamphy of
Tipperary.  Born 1820 - 1824 and was an assisted immigrant to Austalia
(Port Phillip Bay, Victoria).  The Agricola left Cork in June 1841 and
arrived in Port Phillip in October 1841.  Sarah married a John Hall in
1847.  On the shipping list her occupation was listed as Housemaid,
Roman Catholic, she could read and her bounty was 19 pounds.  Sarah
died in 1888 and her father's occupation was listed as Pig Dealer.
>
> From the information I have been able to gather so far
Melampy/Melamphy/Molomphy was an old name and has probably no longer
exists in Ireland.  It may have reverted to Moloney.  There are
Melamphy's in New Zealand and Canada.
>
> Any assistance or information would be most appreciated.
>
> Thank you.
Jean Jones
June 23, 2002:
My Name is Hugh Malamphy.I live in Cumberland, Maryland, USA. My grandfather was
Michael Joseph Malamphy. He was from Tipperary. The relatives there spell
their name MOLAMPHY. They Live in Coolbaun.
We also have relatives in New Zealand and Canada with different spellings of 
the name.
I do not have the information about the family available just now and have
to sign off, but if you wish to obtain more information please contact my
niece Peggy Larsen Larsen@excall.hood.edu She has a vast knowledge of the
family history. Hope to hear from you again. 
Sincerely, 
Hugh

September 15, 2002:
My name is Colleen Molamphy. My father's name was Donald James Molamphy.
I know I have family in Balsam Lake, Wisconsin. I need to know my family 
back ground. Where in Ireland are we from? Who were my grandparents,
great grand parents etc. ?   
What is our family's crest? what is our clans plaid?  please respond to 
autotransys@juno.com

... Colleen

May 23, 2003: 
1881 Census Place:	Osgoode, Russell, Ontario, Canada
	Source:	FHL Film 1375865  NAC C-13229  Dist 104  SubDist G  Div 2  Page 8  Family 36
	Sex	Marr	Age	Origin	Birthplace
Julie MALANIPY	F	W	50	Irish	Ireland
			Religion:	Catholic	
Micheal MALANIPY	M		21	Irish	Ont
	Occ:	Farmer	Religion:	Catholic	
Margret MALANIPY	F		18	Irish	Ont
			Religion:	Catholic	
John MALANIPY	M		16	Irish	Ont
			Religion:	Catholic	
__________________________________
1881 Census
Census Place:	Ottawa Ward, Ottawa, Carleton, Ontario, Canada
	Source:	FHL Film 1375866  NAC C-13230  Dist 105  SubDist E  Div 3  Page 19  Family 94
	Sex	Marr	Age	Origin	Birthplace
Virginia LAROCQUE	 F		22	French	Ontario
	Occ:	Servant	Religion:	Roman Catholic	
Anne MELAMPHY	F	W	45	Irish	Ireland
			Religion:	Roman Catholic	
James MELAMPHY	M		20	Irish	Ontario
	Occ:	Book Keeper	Religion:	Roman Catholic	
Agnes MELAMPHY	F		16	Irish	Ontario
			Religion:	Roman Catholic	
Marg MELAMPHY	F		13	Irish	Ontario
			Religion:	Roman Catholic
August 27, 2003:
Collen, HI. My name is Bill Anderson. My mother was Lorraine, your dad's baby sister. 
Not being sure the outcome of this, I'll keep it short. If you want to know about the 
Molamphys, contact our cousin Pat (Molamphy/Denver) Kastens. 
I don't have her e-mail address right here, but I can get it. 
 Every year, for the past five or so, they host a family reunion, which has grown 
 each year, and has attracted family from all over the country. (Cousins John Richard, 
 Uncle Johnny's son, and his wife Virginia have come from the west coast for the past 
 couple of years.)
 Pat has quite an extensive geneology of the Molamphy history, from Ireland to here, 
 through the U.S. and Canada. Very interesting.
 If you can't reach her, contact me at william-c@centurytel.net and I'll forward anything you'd like.
in the meanwhile, God bless, and good luck. Bill. 8/23/03
July 12, 2004:
Hello, Mr. Lewis,
 
I had given up finding anything else about my family.  My great-grandparents were 
Catherine Molamphy and Patrick Sullivan who were married in 1869 either in Ontario 
or New York State, and subsequently settled in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA.  
Their second-youngest son, Thomas Rodger Sullivan, was my beloved and dearly 
missed grandfather.  
 
Thank you for entering this family on the internet - now to find where in 
creation Patrick Sullivan originated...  After almost 25 years of searching, 
I still have NO clue!
 
Pat Collins
Denver Colorado
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Pat:
There were three unrelated Sullivan families in Osgoode Township from the 1840's
onward. One of the families were my ancestors. Mike Daley from Osgoode Township
has some correspondence with a lady from Pittsburgh who is descended from the
Molamphy / Sullivan families from Osgoode. I'll check with him later this week.
I know that several members of the Sullivan family went to work in the coal mines 
or the steel works in the Pittsburgh area in the late 1800's. This was the time a 
time of labour problems and strikes. One brother was in management and the other was 
strong in the union.

... Al
 February 9, 2005:
Hi AL  
reading up on  your Molamphy  manuscript your last entry was from  Pat Collins, 
from Denver Colorado   Im wonder if she is same Pat Collins I traded  info on 
the Molamphy family twenty some years ago  OF WINDBER, PENNA,  [just outside of 
Pittsburg , if that is her  she should be able to  help those other people,
if not  I could  on earlier times,
... Michael Daley