March 14, 2003:
Ellen Paul is working on (among many other things) a one name study of the
surname SHANNON. Anyone have connections to the SHANNON name in Eastern Ontario
or western Quebec?
Al:
Here's one branch of the Shannon family who passed through Ottawa from
Ireland by way of Portneuf Co., QC.
Best, Ellen Paul
Shannon was originally part of what is known today as "Ste-Catherine- de-la-Jacques-Cartier."
In fact, "Shannon" still remains in the Parish of Ste. Catherines. The settlement began
in 1823, but the church in Ste. Catherine's was only built in 1832 and the parishioners
used to attend the church in the neighbouring town of St-Augustin. Shannon is very similar
to many small towns up the Ottawa Valley and in fact members of many "Shannon" families
migrated to the Ottawa Valley in the 1830's, 1840's and 1850's. "Shannon" was named after
Michael Shannon (husband of Alice Tracey) because he used to deliver the mail to the
settlers once a week from Quebec City. The Richard Shannon-Catherine Downey family are
descendants of Michael Shannon and Alice Tracey. (contributed by Gerry Neville)
Ancestors of William James Shannon
of Ireland, St. Catherine Parish Portneuf County, Qc, Ottawa
Renfrew Co. ON & Pontiac Co., Qc
Generation No. 1
1. William James Shannon, born April 08, 1885; died June 18, 1969 in London Ontario Canada.
He was the son of 2. James Shannon and 3. Ellen (Eliza) Elizabeth Gagnon. He married
(1) Rose Ella Sullivan June 12, 1912 in Chapeau Alumette Is. Pontiac Co. Quebec Canada.
She was born January 08, 1894, and died November 06, 1983 in London Ontario Canada. She
was the daughter of John Sullivan and Elizabeth Meers.
Generation No. 2
2. James Shannon, born August 17, 1855 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County Ontario Canada;
died August 08, 1925 in Allumette Island Pontiac County Quebec Canada. He was the son
of 4. Richard Shannon and 5. Mary (Catherine) Downey. He married 3. Ellen (Eliza)
Elizabeth Gagnon.
3. Ellen (Eliza) Elizabeth Gagnon, born abt. 1858; died November 29, 1907. She was the
daughter of 6. Gagnon.
Children of James Shannon and Ellen Gagnon are:
i. Andrew Shannon
ii. Ann Mary Agatha Shannon, born February 04, 1891 in Allumette Island Pontiac
County Quebec Canada; married McKenzie.
iii. Ethel Mary Shannon, born June 17, 1904 in Allumette Island Pontiac County
Quebec Canada; married Blondell.
iv. Mary Fidelis Carol Shannon, born April 24, 1893 in Allumette Island Pontiac
County Quebec Canada; married Thomas William Carroll September 08, 1915 in Chapeau,
Allumette Island, Pontiac County, Ontario, Canada.
v. Miles Shannon, married Emma Campeau.
vi. Catherine Nellie Shannon, born abt. June 1883 in Allumette Island Pontiac
County Quebec Canada; married John Edouard Trembley October 10, 1911 in Chapeau
Allumette Island Pontiac Co Quebec Canada.
1 vii. William James Shannon, born April 08, 1885; died June 18, 1969 in London
Ontario Canada; married Rose Ella Sullivan June 12, 1912 in Chapeau Alumette Is.
Pontiac Co. Quebec Canada.
viii. Margaret Elizabeth Shannon, born abt. 1887; died abt. 1977; married Patrick
James Hynes January 10, 1906 in Chapeau Allumette Island Pontiac Co Quebec Canada;
born abt. 1863; died abt. 1934.
ix. Joseph Shannon, born abt. February 1898 in Allumette Island Pontiac County
Quebec Canada; died October 10, 1898 in Allumette Island Pontiac County Quebec Canada.
x. John Joseph Shannon, born May 01, 1901 in Allumette Island Pontiac County
Quebec Canada.
Generation No. 3
4. Richard Shannon, born abt. 1817 in Ireland UK; died Bet. 1871 - 1875. He was the son
of 8. Michael Shannon and 9. Alice Tracey. He married 5. Mary (Catherine) Downey July 17,
1843 in Notre Dame Cathedral Ottawa Ontario Canada.
5. Mary (Catherine) Downey, born abt. 1828. She was the daughter of 10. Miles Downey
and 11. Mary Cavanagh.
Children of Richard Shannon and Mary Downey are:
i. Ann Shannon, born abt. 1843; married Angus McKay September 09, 1867 in La
Passe Renfrew County Ontario Canada.
ii. Michael Shannon, born January 08, 1846; died August 29, 1916; married Catherine
Murtagh November 24, 1871 in La Passe Renfrew County Ontario Canada; born abt. 1850
in Quebec Canada; died January 29, 1934.
iii. Patrick Shannon, born September 18, 1847 in Allumette Island Pontiac County
Quebec Canada; died December 07, 1923 in Biscotasing, Ontario Canada; married Julia
F. McKay September 01, 1874 in Our Lady of Mount Caramel La Passe Renfrew Co.
Ontario Canada; born abt. 1849.
iv. Thomas Shannon, born November 01, 1849 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County Ontario
Canada; died November 08, 1920; married Catherine Murphy September 10, 1895 in
Chapeau, Allumette Island, Pontiac County, Ontario, Canada.
v. John (Jack) Shannon, born September 18, 1851 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County
Ontario Canada.
vi. Miles Shannon, born October 01, 1853 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County Ontario
Canada.
vii. Richard Shannon, born October 01, 1853 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County Ontario
Canada.
2 viii. James Shannon, born August 17, 1855 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County
Ontario Canada; died August 08, 1925 in Allumette Island Pontiac County Quebec
Canada; married (1) Ellen (Eliza) Elizabeth Gagnon; married (2) Margaret Henault
January 07, 1920 in Chapeau, Allumette Island, Pontiac County, Ontario, Canada.
ix. Simon Shannon, born February 11, 1858 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County Ontario
Canada; died July 23, 1894 in Drowned in Allumette Lake; married Catherine Gray
October 27, 1882 in Chapeau, Allumette Island, Pontiac County, Ontario, Canada;
died July 23, 1894 in Drowned in Allumette Lake.
x. William Shannon, born July 10, 1860 in Westmeath Twp Renfrew County Ontario Canada.
6. Gagnon
Children of Gagnon are:
3 i. Ellen (Eliza) Elizabeth Gagnon, born abt. 1858; died November 29, 1907; married
James Shannon.
ii. Julia Gagnon
iii. Mary Ellan Gagnon
iv. Tom Gagnon
v. Jack Gagnon
vi. William Gagnon
vii. Ovede Gagnon
viii. Olive Mary Gagnon, born abt. 1860; died abt. 1945; married Francis Henry McAuley;
born May 28, 1858; died March 18, 1890.
Generation No. 4
8. Michael Shannon, born abt. 1793 in Ireland UK; died July 04, 1832 in St. Catherine Parish
Portneuf County, Quebec Canada. He was the son of 16. Richard Shannon and 17. Anastasia
Hanrahan. He married 9. Alice Tracey in Ireland UK.
9. Alice Tracey, born in Ireland UK.
Children of Michael Shannon and Alice Tracey are:
4 i. Richard Shannon, born abt. 1817 in Ireland UK; died Bet. 1871 - 1875;
married Mary (Catherine) Downey July 17, 1843 in Notre Dame Cathedral Ottawa
Ontario Canada.
ii. Mary Shannon, born abt. 1819 in Ireland UK; married John Nelson
January 26, 1840 in St. Catherine's Church, County Portneuf, Lower Canada.
iii. Shannon, born abt. 1821 in Ireland UK.
iv. Shannon, born abt. 1823 in Ireland UK.
v. Shannon, born abt. 1826 in Ireland UK.
vi. Shannon, born abt. 1827 in Ireland UK.
vii. Shannon, born abt. 1828 in Ireland UK.
viii. Simon Shannon, born abt. 1829 in Ireland UK; died December 05, 1832 in
St. Catherine's Parish, County Portneuf, Lower Canada.
10. Miles Downey He married 11. Mary Cavanach.
11. Mary Cavanach
Child of Miles Downey and Mary Cavanach is:
5 i. Mary (Catherine) Downey, born abt. 1828; married Richard Shannon July 17,
1843 in Notre Dame Cathedral Ottawa Ontario Canada.
Generation No. 5
16. Richard Shannon, born abt. 1756 in Ireland UK; died November 20, 1830 in
St. Catherine Parish Portneuf County, Quebec Canada. He married 17. Anastasia Hanrahan.
17. Anastasia Hanrahan, died Bef. November 23, 1830.
Child of Richard Shannon and Anastasia Hanrahan is:
8 i. Michael Shannon, born abt. 1793 in Ireland UK; died July 04, 1832
in St. Catherine Parish Portneuf County, Quebec Canada; married Alice Tracey in Ireland UK.
[ahnentafel chart courtesy of Don Shannon]
March 18, 2003:
New e-mail address for Don Shannon (April 22, 2003): donbari@sympatico.ca
This is my line. I saved it in WordPerfect. Let me know if it's
readable.
With thanks,
Ellen
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First Generation
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Joseph St. Denis, according to his burial record born 1829 in Lachine, Québec.
Baptismal record in Sts. Anges, Lachine shows a baptismal record for a Joseph
St. Denis on 16 May 1826, son of Charles St. Denis and Thérèse Maeche. From
1868 to 1881 the family lived in Pembroke, ON. By 1891 they were in
Forester Falls, Ross Township, ON. Died 14 Feb 1895 in Forester Falls, ON and
buried at LaPasse, QC 14 February 1895.
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Spouse: Mary Shannon, born according to her death certificate April, 1832 in
Ireland. Died 26 November 1905 in Pembroke, ON and buried 28 November 1905 at
LaPasse. The body was placed in the vault and interred 2 April 1906.
Married: Date and place are unknown
Their children:
1. Francis St. Denis born 8 August 1856 ON. He emigrated to the U.S.
circa 1886. Died 14 April 1914 NYC, NY and buried Holy Cross Cemetery,
Brooklyn, NY 9 April 1914. Occupation: compositor.
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Spouse: Florence Isabella Victoria Taylor born 3 December 1854 Ft. Coulonge,
QC. Died 22 December 1882 Pembroke, ON buried in the cemetery of St. Columbkille.
Married: 15 May 1876 Pembroke, ON. After her conversion, the marriage was
blessed at St Columbkille's 5 May 1878
Their children:
1. Waldimar March Born 19 March 1877, Pembroke, ON
Spouse: Eleanor Landrigan
Married: 26 February 1900 NYC, NY
Children: Norman,born 25 April 1902 NYC; died 1956, NYC
Allan Edmund, born 31 July 1908
Jane Eleanor, born 26 February 1912 Ridgefield
Park, NJ; married Russell Honeysett 28 June 1945,
Rockville, MD; died 13 May 2001 Kent, CT
2. Ann Bertha Everina Born 2 July 1878, Pembroke, ON, emigrated
to NY 1900, Died 26 Nov. 1931; buried Holy Cross Cemetery,
Bklyn, NY 30 Nov. 1931.
Spouse: Scott Amos Grover
Married: 24 June 1909 Calvary Church, NYC
Children: Carmen Born 17 Feb. 1910; married William Bagnell
24 Sept. 1933; died 11 March 1993, Stamford, NY
Francis Born 4 March 1915, NYC, NY; died 12
September 1989, Pinellas Co., FL
3. Marie Louise Born 19 December 1879, Pembroke, ON; entered
Sisters of St. Joseph, Hamilton, ON 19 March 1900; professed
Sister Sylvia 20 August 1903, Hamilton, ON; died 19 August
1963, St. Joseph's Hospital, Hamilton, ON; buried Holy
Sepulchre Cemetery, Burlington, ON
4. Francis Thomas Born 17 January 1881, Pembroke, ON Died 12
September 1882, Pembroke, ON
5. Florence Born 7 June 1882, Pembroke, ON; Died 23 June 1882
Pembroke, ON
2. Margaret born 5 January 1858 probably in Richmond Village, ON, baptized
8 March 1858 St. Philip of Richmond, ON [sponsor: Anastatia Donnelly]. Died
16 June 1941, Pembroke, ON. Buried 19 June 1941 R.C. Cemetery, Pembroke, plot G31.
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Spouse: John B. Decurry to whom she was never formally married. He was born
at Point Gatineau, QC. The son of Joseph Descarris and Louise St. Amour, born
17 December 1840 was baptized, Jean, 27 December 1840 at Notre Dame, Ottawa.
He may be the same Jean De Carry who married Catherine Walsh at Notre Dame
7 July 1862. They had one son, Joseph, born 9 March 1868, buried 22 July 1871.
Died 19 February 1925, Pembroke, ON
Note for search engine: The surname DeCurry was the Anglicized spelling of
the French name today spelled as DESCARIE in the Ottawa area.
Married: circa 1876
Their children:
1. Merinda born 7 May 1876 identified as the illegitimate daughter of
Margaret St. Denis. She may have died 14 March 1883.
2. Joseph John born 19 December 1877 Died 1932
3. Sophia 6 November 1882
4. Mary 18 August 1885
5. William 1 December 1888
6. Sarah 27 November 1890
7. Patrick Lawrence born 10 December 1893 Buried 2 May 1896
8. Bertha 8 September 1896
9. Mary 2 October 1900
3. Patrick born 17 March 1860 in Richmond Village, ON; baptized 20 May 1860
St. Philip of Richmond. Occupation: shantyman and farm labourer.
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Spouse: Annie McPeak, born 12 July 1859, Bromley, ON, daughter of Henry McPeak
and Emma Culhane
Married: 15 September 1885 St. Pius V, Osceola, ON
Their children:
1. Mary Born 24 February 1891
2. Francess Jane Born 3 March 1892, Pembroke
3. Unnamed infant Buried 11 November 1899 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, LaPasse, QC
4. Joseph born 16 June 1863 Richmond Village, ON; buried 24 July 1864 St.
Philip of Richmond, ON
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5. Theresa born 2 July 1865 Richmond Village, ON; emigrated to NYC, NY 1911;
died NY circa 1950
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6. Joseph born 7 August 1868 Pembroke, ON
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Spouse: Rose de Lima Lanthier
Married: 27 September 1893 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, LaPasse, QC
Their children:
1. Walter Born 3 January 1898
2. Joseph Born 24 February 1900
3. William John 11 April 1906. He married Valerie Morin 17 July
1933
4. Theresa married Henri Daignault
March 21, 2003:
In the 1851 Ontario census for March Township five individual with the surname Shannon appear:
p. 2 Catherine Shannon, 13 yrs. born Ireland serving in the household of John Fahey, 63 yrs. and his wife Ann, 55 yrs.
p. 21 Mary Shannon, 17 yrs., born Ireland, servicing in the household of Alexander Gou, 36 yrs., and his wife, Catherine, 40 yrs.
p. 34 Ann Shannon, 16 yrs., born Ireland, serving in the household of Thomas Lahey (should be Fahey), 27 yrs. and his wife Teresa, 24 yrs.
p. 36 Eliza Shannon, 14 yrs., born Ireland, serving the household of Patrick Murphy, 33 yrs., and his wife, Margaret, 27 yrs.
p. 44 Robert Shannon, 50 yrs., born Ireland, a laborer in the household of George Graham, 45 yrs., and his wife, Ann, 38 yrs.
All the girls professed to be Roman Catholic, but Robert Shannon is Church of England. This could be an error since George Graham and everyone in his family was Church of England. The Shannon girls with the exception of Mary were all in Roman Catholic households and the head of household with the exception of Alexander Gou who was born in Scotland were all Irish-born.
By 1861 none of them are in March. Did they marry? Die? Was Robert Shannon the girls' father? I think Mary Shannon may be the same woman who married Joseph St. Denis and who appears in the 1861 ON census for Richmond Village living – boarding in the household of John Vaughn. In 1865 an Elizabeth Shannon shows up in the register of St. Philip's in Richmond Village baptizing her daughter Sarah Eliza with her husband, Louis Caillé. There are no other records for this couple in the register even though Eliza is known to have died between 1865 and 1871. Her widowed husband lived in North Gower until his death in 1916.
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First Generation
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Louis Caillé / Cayer ?, born 30 March 1838 in rural New York State. He immigrated to Canada in 1863. Died 11 September 1916 and was buried at St. Patrick, Fallowfield, 14 September 1916. Occupation: carpenter.
Spouse: Eliza(beth) Shannon, born circa 1838, Ireland. Died between 1865 and 1871.
Married: Date and place are unknown
Children: Sarah Eliza born 9 January 1865 and baptized 19 February 1865 at St. Philip of Richmond.
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Second Generation
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William Tierney, son of John Tierney and Bridget Nash
Spouse: Elizabeth Shannon
Married: 13 November 1889 at St. Patrick's Fallowfield, Nepean, ON
Children:
1. Francis Earle born 18 April 1890, Nepean, ON, baptized 14 May 1890 St. Patrick's Fallowfield, Nepean, ON
2. Joseph Edward born 4 July 1891, Nepean, ON, St. Patrick's Fallowfield
3. William Austin born 13 July 1894 Nepean, ON, baptized 5 August 1894 St. Patrick's Fallowfield
4. Lewis Roy born 6 May 1898, Nepean, ON, baptized 6 May 1898 St. Patrick's Fallowfield
5. Ernest Leo born 17 December 1899, Nepean, ON, baptized 17 December 1899 St. Patrick's Fallowfield
6. Clement Eric born 23 August 1901, Nepean, ON, baptized 15 September 1901 St. Patrick's Fallowfield
7. Charles Kenneth, born 2 March 1903, Nepean, ON, baptized 22 March 1903 St. Patrick's Fallowfield
8. Mary Evelyn Isabel, born 27 August 1907, Nepean, ON, baptized 1 September 1907 St. Patrick's Fallowfield
May 1, 2003:
TEAHAN O'BRIEN O'CONNOR KENNY VAUGHAN HOLMES TROY FOX
Good Morning, Al:
If you have a minute (and I understand completely if this has to wait
because it's exam week), would you check if you have any information on
these Richmond families particularly if you have a place of origin?
Denis Teahan b. ca 1832 + Johanna O'Brien b. ca 1830
their children Charles b. 1849
Margaret b. 1851
Julia b. 1853
Ann b. 1857
Mary b. 1858
John b. 1859
James O'Connor b. ca. 1826 + Anastasia Kenny b. ca 1826
their children Winifred b. 1847
John b. 1850
Patrick b. 1851
Anastasia b. 1854
Elizabeth b. 1856
John Vaughan b. 1828 + Margaret Holmes b. ca 1824. They both immigrated ca
1856.
Thomas Troy + Mary Fox b. ca 1798. They don't appear to have lived in
Richmond, but they were stalwarts of the parish of St. Philip and sponsored
dozens of children. By 1881 he was dead, but she was living in the household
of her son, Thomas Troy Jr.
Many thanks,
Ellen
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Al Lewis"
To: "Ellen Paul"
Sent: Sunday, April 13, 2003 5:58 PM
Subject: Re: Other families (2. Troy)
> From St. Patrick's Cemetery, Fallowfield:
>
> "In memory of Thomas Troy, 1807 - 1869
> His wife, Mary Fox, 1799 - 1884
> Michael Troy, 1872-1944
> Thomas Troy, 1870-1944
> Martha Troy, 1882-1967"
>
> Lots more Troys buried there.
>
> Ellen: Do you have the cemetery listing from St. Patrick's? These names
> you're researching are scattered quite a bit.
> There are lots of connections between the folks from St. Philip's, St.
> Mikes, St. Patrick's and the four main parishes across the Rideau River,
St.
> Mary's at South Gloucester, St. Bridgid's at Manotick, St. John's at
> Enniskerry and St. Catherine's at Metcalfe. Unfortunately I don't have
> complete records for the four latter churches but have some LDS records
> which I extracted over the years, mostly relating to my family.(I have all
> the Cemetery Listings which were done in the 1980's but do not include
some > old tombstones which had been bulldozed into a field by some guy).
>
> ... Al
Thanks a lot, Al. I don't have the cemetery listings, but having the
information on the Troys helps. I'm so glad they died after civil
registration. All the people I named were sponsors at my St. Denis + Shannon
baptisms. Since most of them, with the exception of Troys, were
approximately the same age as my 2d great grandparents, I'm hoping there
might be a connection in the old country.
Best, Ellen
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> Here's one about a Vaughan family who came over from County Sligo to the
> Huntley area. The source for this info is the 100th Anniversary Book put
out > by St. Michael's in Corkery in 1924. The settlers are divided into two
> groups: those who came before the great famine (mostly Peter Robinson
> settlers) and those who came after the famine, including a James Vaughan
> family who may be related to John Vaughan and Margaret Holmes. There are
> many of the same family names in both the registers of St. Philip's and
St. > Mike's at Corkery.
> From the book: "James Vaughan from County Sligo, after 1847, bought the
> present homestead (1924) of Edward Vaughan from James Whelan who moved to
> the northern part of Renfrew County." The next line says "On the 10th
line,
> opposite B.J. Grace's".
> These farms should be on the 1879 Belden's Map of Huntley Township.
>
> Here are some records of marriages at St. Mike's in Huntley:
>
> Vaughan, Edward son of Vaughan, James and Kennedy, Cath. Anne, farmer,
> married on 1/16/1883 Grace, Julia Teresa
> d/o Grace, Martin & Devine, Bridget
> Witnesses: Grace, Stephen & Vaughan, Mary (brother & sister of bride &
> groom)
>
> Vaughan, James Edward son of Vaughan, Edward and Devine, Frances (dec)
> married on 2/2/1921
> married Curtin, Mary Gertrude d/o Curtin, Cornelius & Grace, Mary Ann
> Witnesses: Vaughan, John & Grace, Mary
>
> Vaughan, Mary Bridget d/o Vaughan, Edward and Grace, Julia Teresa married
> on 10/12/1904 Carter, Patrick
>
> Vaughan, Mary Edna d/o Vaughan, Edward and Devine, Frances married on
> 10/27/1920 Lynch, Jno James
>
> Vaughan, Mary Frances Josephine d/o Vaughan, James E and Curtin, Mary
> Gertrude married on 7/29/1944 O'Brien, Joseph
> at St. Mary's in Carleton Place
>
> Vaughan, Mich. Edw. Cornelius s/o Vaughan, James Edward and Curtin, Mary
> Gertrude married 5/21/1954 Honeyborn(sp?), Nora Ann at Holy Name of
Mary
> Almonte
>
> This is just for reference, in case we find that this James Vaughan family
> is indeed related to John Vaughan and Margaret Holmes. It appears that
both
> John and James Vaughan emigrated after the famine. A lot of the famine
> immigrants came from Counties Mayo and Sligo, arrived in Bytown and from
> there either joined relatives already here, or were taken by various
priests
> to parishes within about a fifty mile radius.
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TEAHAN:
Hi again, Ellen:
There were two TEAHANs on the 1829 McCabe List. They were William and John.
They both came from Roscrea, County Tipperary.
John may have been married to a DARCY. William had a brother-in-law named
NISBETT (Nesbitt?).
One of these men may have been the father of Denis. I'll keep my eyes open
tomorrow.
Some of the old records from Corkery may be mixed up - there were families
named Teahan, Behan and Teeven - all easily inter-transcribed.
June 30, 2004:
Joseph St. Denis and Mary Shannon
Good morning, Al,
My husband and I just returned from a cousins' reunion which your
website actually generated. Family tradition among those folks has it that
our Mary Shannon came from County Cork. We have very little to go on, but
we're going to try.
One of the cousins is developing a website to coordinate our
information. It's just beginning now, but, in light of your contribution to
this effort, I thought you might like the link. (Click here)
www.bagnell.org
Hope all is well and that you are having a good summer.
Warm regards,
Ellen
October 20, 2008:
Hi Al,
In light of the new Shannon web page, I thought it might be of interest to post the fact
that there is a new Shannon Y-DNA study beginning at
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Shannon/
An excerpt from the site:
There appear to be several sources of SHANNON families. The Scots-Irish tended to come
to America in the 1600's and 1700's and were generally Protestant. The Irish came in the
mid 1800's and tended to be Catholic. Some Shannon groups came about due to the Civil War.
Others were modifications of similar names (Shanahan as example) or due to adoption.
Large groups of Shannons also exist in Ireland, Canada and Australia.
My Shannon ancestor seems to have sprung unbegotten in Richmond Village so I'm eager to
see what the study reveals.
Best,
... Ellen
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