The above is a plaque in Moloughney Park in Jockvale - now part of 
Barrhaven and now in the City of Ottawa.

Hi Wayne and Al

Excerpt from The Kennedy Story
Just a small blurb mentioning Patrick Moloughney. I checked the on-line 
census for the Frain Family. The only individual out of six was a Patrick 
Frain in York, age 72 which would put a daughter by the name of Maria born 
in the early 1820's around Thomas's age. Well I guess my Saturday is booked 
this week at the Archives in Toronto. Take care

Taylor

"When great grandfather William Kennedy died, he left his farm ( in later 
years the Jim Houlahan place) to his son Michael who was quite young at the 
time, and could not take possession of the farm until he reached 21. During 
the intervening years, it was rented to the Monahan family ( Ned Monahan's 
father). The original log house, which must have been built about 1860 and 
was later sheeted with clapboards, is still being used by Paddy Moloughney, 
the present owner of the farm. The original log barn was used by Leo Houlahan 
till the late 1930's, when it became sway-backed with age that it finally 
collapsed one winter from snow-load."

Note: The McCabe List shows a brother-in-law of John WATTERS as being a FRAHAN 
(FRAIN or FRANE?) back home in Tipperary -- see posting dated May 29, 2007 ... Al

(More to come for this web page)



Visit the Web Site of Wayne O'Neil which has very detailed
information and stories concerning many 

Nepean families - and over 18,000 names including BAXTER COSTELLO HOWE MOLOUGHNEY MONAHAN MURPHY NOLAN O'BRIEN and O'NEIL. 
July 17, 2003:
Thanks to Taylor Kennedy for the following:

Michael John Moloughney, living at 302 Nepean Street, Ottawa, Ontario, born 
September 27th, 1896, born in Nepean Township, son of Michael Moloughney who 
is now living in Manotick. Enlisted on January 31st, 1917 for the Canadian 
Over-Seas Expeditionary Forces. Registration # 542388, The Cycle Platoon. 
Unit - Cyclists M. D. No. 3. Michael was 21 years of age upon enlistment, 
stood 5 feet and 9 ¾ inches, surgical scar on his upper lip, fair 
complextion, blue eyes with Auburn hair. He was considered fit for the Force 
by Medical Officer Captain O. E. Kennedy. He enlisted in Ottawa, Ontario.
 May 29, 2007:
Al
The McCabe note was correct, John Waters was a brother-in-law. Please see 
attached below.
Taylor
 
Most of this information was taken from the early records of Notre Dame 
in Ottawa. I have some other dates but have not installed them as yet.
Also the Keatings are brothers.
Descendants of John Frain

1 John Frain 

.. +Julia Waters 

....... 2 Maria Frain b: Abt. 1825 d: Abt. 1862

........... + Thomas Costello b: Abt. 1823 d: April 10, 1881

................ 3 Sarah Ann Costello b: November 15, 1846 d: October 1874

.................... +Michael Duggan b: Abt. 1837 d: Unknown

................ 3 Mary Costello b: March 15, 1850 

................ 3 Catharine Costello b: January 24, 1853 d: September 03, 1910

.................... +Thomas Kennedy b: Abt. 1849 d: August 21, 1899

................ 3 Thomas Costello b: June 04, 1854 d: 1939

................ 3 Daniel Costello b: October 05, 1855 

................ 3 Julia Maria Costello b: January 26, 1862 d: July 1862

....... 2 Elizabeth Frain 

........... +John Burke 

................ 3 John Burke b: August 29, 1852 

................ 3 Julia Burke b: November 11, 1853 

....... 2 Julia Frain 

........... +Patrick Keating 

................ 3 Mary Ann Keating b: August 15, 1852 

................ 3 James Keating b: December 05, 1853 

....... 2 Catherine Frain 

....... 2 Ann Frain 

........... +James Lowe 

................ 3 Mary Helen Lowe b: November 05, 1853 

....... 2 Margaret Frain 

........... +James Keating 

................ 3 John Keating b: June 25, 1855 

That Julia Frain is John Frain's wife, Julia Waters.
... Taylor

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