Mulligan - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mulligan of Lowell Massachusetts

doriansummerlin — 2009-08-15 15:44:52Z

Ironic I found a grave in Peter Mulligan, pre 1890's in CT last night. Any chance it helps you love at grave search. Thanks for your prompt reply

Re: Mulligan families in Vermont

doriansummerlin — 2009-08-15 15:42:20Z

My mother told me of a route many used to cross and called it the Vermont Trail. Timing mattered because of water levels on some river. I recently decided to go and tackle a literally 7 foot high stack of paper notes compiled over the last 30 years of research, discovering not only I need to take time to update all the facts I found and never adjusted. Somewhere in that stack is a story about the Vermont Trail, Also many Ontario kin have family in states like Maine, Vermont, NH, , THE WHITE MOUNTAINs area,Mass, Ct, NY, really any boarding the Great Lakes. I sure a google research may help too. My mother went up every year via train mostly and her recollections would have been 1930's and 40's. When I find the stuff I found on it will forward. If love History read about the Great Fire in late 1700 in lower Can. Grosse Island is a must too! Respectfully, a fellow lifetime researcher

Re: Mulligan of Lowell Massachusetts

dmull5736 — 2009-08-12 19:35:31Z

Hello, I don't think I am a match for you. My Grandmother was Catherine "Kate" Townsend Mulligan who was married to Peter J Mulligan and they lived in Lowell where she died and he died in Boston area. They had 6 children but the reverse in numbers two boys and 4 girls. Francis, Donald, Kathleen, Anna, Gertrude and Alice. The only Morgan reference is Donald my father was married to Kathleen Moran Mulligan and she had a sister Marion Helen Moran who's second husband was Charles Earl Morgan. No children from that marriage.

Re: Mulligan of Lowell Massachusetts

logan_summerlin — 2009-08-12 16:41:39Z

I have been searching my great great great grandmother Kate Mulligan. Do you have timeline and locale you could share? Is it possible to get help? Kate had 4 or 5 sons and at least 2 daughters. Husband Thomas Mulligan, farmer. John J was born around 1863 and was a middle child. How and where Kate came in not sure. Area lived in CT close to Mass and NY, so could be more than one state census. Catholic I believe but not sure. Irish for Thomas. Someone on that part of trunk was to be Brit but have not found as yet. Possibly Kate. Also, why for I find no reason, Morgan was to be a family name. Ant help would be most welcome

Mary Ellen Mulligan and Mulligans of Rathfarnham, Dublin

RossHorsley09 — 2009-08-10 20:49:39Z

Hello,

We are trying to track down family members of a Mulligan line, associated primarily with Rathfarnham, Dublin, but, possible from other areas of Ireland (i.e. Co. Meath).

My Great Grandmother was called Mary Ellen Mulligan and came from Ireland. The story goes that she moved to the North East of England at the age of 16 (around 1911) from Dublin. Whether or not she came with her parents is something we don't know.

We think that we've found an irish census detailing parents Patrick and Margret Mulligan, and we are pleased with this - but know next to nothing else of them.

There was talk of an "Aunt Min", but we are unsure who this was. She was probably a Mulligan, but we don't know.

Other details that might help;

Mary Ellen Mulligan married Thomas Mallett (1895-1986) and they had six children, one of which is my Grandmother, Catherine Ross (nee. Mallett).

Thanks in advance for any assistance!

Re: Mulligan families in Vermont

UnaDughlas — 2009-08-10 06:41:53Z

Thank you for your reply. I'll record those names and get in touch again if I come up with any leads for you. What do you mean, in your last sentence, when you write that they used the Vermont trail to cross? To cross from Ontario into Vermont? And is "Vermont trail" an actual (geographic) route, as in "Vermont Trail"?

Re: Mulligan families in Vermont

doriansummerlin — 2009-08-06 23:13:23Z

alot throughout CT which is close. Also alot of Mulligan's in Rhode Island and New Hamphshire. I am looking for Thomas Mulligan pre 1850 born in CT married to Catherine (poss Sears or Ryan/Riley last name. My great grandfather was John who married Anna Riley from Mass. I found alot around Bershires and Boston too. I suspect because of common letter in Middle name Henry will be grand parent and possibly Luke. Will share. Also found alot in Ontario. They used the Vermont trail to cross for many years.

Re: Mulligan of Lowell Massachusetts

johnjquinn — 2009-07-29 01:09:33Z

Hello Don, My name is Johanne Townsend Quinn, I am the grandaughter of Charles Francis Townsend who married Alice Ouimet, they lived inLowell, MA

Kate Mulligan was my grandfather's sister; I have family history on Kate's mother and father Frank born 1851 in Stroud Worcesteshire England died 1899 in Lowell, MA and Catherine Meehan born 1851 in Ireland, died Lowell, MA 1914. Frank's parents, both form England were Isaac Townsend born 1805 and Sarah Brindson born about 1814. I have additional information on Kate's brothers and sisters and their families. Conatct me at jquinn@btes.tv

Kathryn Barber Mulligan, 87

JIWelsch — 2009-07-26 15:49:56Z

MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Kathryn Barber Mulligan, 87, Muscatine, formerly of Iowa City, died Friday, May 2, 2003, at Lutheran Homes.

Funeral Mass was at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Iowa City. Burial will be at St. Patrick Catholic Cemetery, Britt.

The Gay and Ciha Funeral and Cremation Service, Iowa City, is handling the arrangements.

Mrs. Barber Mulligan was born on Aug. 13, 1915, in Topeka, Kan., the daughter of George and Margaret Oberst Kloster. She married Harold I. Barber on Feb. 15, 1932, in Sioux Falls, S.D. He preceded her in death in 1960. She later married James P. Mulligan on Sept. 7, 1963, in Milwaukee, Wis. He preceded her in death in 1978.

She and Harold farmed for many years near Buffalo Center, Winnebago County. From 1949-1959 they operated the Standard filling station in Crystal Lake before moving to Phoenix due to his health. In 1960, she moved to Milwaukee after Harold's death.

She worked at the J.C. Penney Warehouse in Milwaukee and was the director of housekeeping at Milwaukee Hospital and retired from the Amron Corp. She and James retired to Iowa City in 1975, where he died in 1978.

She was a member of St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, the Altar and Rosary Society and the Catholic Daughters of America.

In 1999, she moved to Muscatine due to failing health.

She enjoyed bingo, crocheting, fishing, cards, walking and spending time on the riverboats.

Survivors include a son, Bernard C. Barber and his wife, Lois, of Iowa City; a daughter-in-law, Dorothy Barber of Illinois City, Ill.; nine grandchildren, Keri Barber, Brice Barber and his friend, Sarah, Jessie Westfall and her husband, Luke, Tony Barber and his wife, Lori, Doris Kilkenny and her husband, Kevin, Charles Kenney, Dona Bivens and her husband, Randy, Lloyd Kenney Jr. and his wife, Patsy, and Diane Gehn and her husband, Eric; 19 great-grandchildren; a sister, Marge Stevens of Crystal Lake; and several nieces and nephews.

She was preceded in death by her parents; two husbands; a son, Harold L. Barber; a sister, Mary Sheets; four brothers, John, Tony, George and Gene Kloster; several brothers- and sisters-in-law; and a daughter-in-law, Joan Strabla Barber.

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

bernicec172 — 2009-05-31 19:43:19Z

Hi
I am a descendent of William Mulligan and Mary Jarvis Mulligan. Have been trying for years to try and pin point the place in Tyrone Ireland that they came from .
Do you have any more information that you can share . Would love to here more about the relatives in the Brantford area.Have talk to a few. My email address is antbee@dccnet.com
Thank you fro any help you can give me .
Bernice Christiansen

Re: mulligan from Ireland

mgrogan78 — 2009-05-26 14:08:16Z

Send me an email at mgrogan[AT]gmail[DOT]com so I have your email address and I'll send you what I know.

Re: mulligan from Ireland

marieburfoot — 2009-05-26 14:03:36Z

That would be wonderful, how do I get intouch with you? I am a descendant of Felix Mulligan also.

Re: mulligan from Ireland

mgrogan78 — 2009-05-25 03:14:31Z

My wife is a descendant of Margaret. I have some of the Felix Mulligan / Roseanna Alguire lines traced.

Re: Margaret Mulligan,abt1860,Maysville,Kentucky

Mickeyderrig — 2009-04-14 19:22:35Z

If you are still looking for info on Margaret Mulligan, let me know. She was my great grandmother and I have lots of info on the Derrig side as well as some info on her parents and her sister Mary who lived with her.

Mickey Derrig
mickeyderrig@yahoo.com

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

JulieMulligan44 — 2009-04-11 03:08:34Z

Are these the Oshawa Mulligans? If so, I have met Glen and family, but did not know of the town that you mentioned in Co. Tyrone. I am a direct descendent of William and Mary. I have been trying for years to find roots in County Tyrone. I would appreciate any additional information that you might have. Please e-mail me directly at judamull@yahoo.com Thanks, David Carroll Mulligan

Re: Mulligan/Campbell family Londonderry, N. Ireland

MaryLynne43 — 2009-03-22 19:22:25Z

The only information I have is what was in the original post. That is on the Mulligan side anyway. I do have more information on the Balderston and Campbell lineage
Do you know the parents of your Edward? If this is your line I would be happy to scan the photo and send to your e-mail address.
Was your Mulligan a missionary? I recall someone telling me that at one time.
Mary Lynne

marylynnefarrell@charter.net

Re: Mulligan/Campbell family Londonderry, N. Ireland

muesmulligan — 2009-03-22 18:13:17Z

i believe that edward mulligan born abt 1860 (in londonberry i believe) is my great great grandfather. I would be interested to know what information you have.

Re: Fletcher Kirby Mulligan

micklet1 — 2009-02-26 05:43:42Z

Hi
I am an antique dealer and found some early photo postcards with man and his horse and buggy. The back says Fletcher Mulligan in his new Buggy. Let me know if yu would be interested in seeing/purchasing these. Thanks
Jan

Re: Fletcher Kirby Mulligan

micklet1 — 2009-02-26 05:43:20Z

Mulligan Family History

gazpen — 2009-02-24 16:52:12Z

I am researching my family history: John Daniel Mulligan, b. 1873, Seaforth, Ont; Norine Elizabeth Mulligan, b. 1900, Pierre, SD; Phillip Daniel Mulligan, b. 1896/7, Fort Sully, SD; Anna Agnes Mulligan, b. 1903, St Albert, AB; Minnie Maria Schwertfeger, location & d.o.b. not available - perhaps Nebraska in 1870's. I am grandson of John Daniel & Minnie. Thank you for leads.

Mulligan/McNicholas

jerrycaruso29 — 2009-02-16 02:41:43Z

Have marriage license for John Mulligan (b 1873 )and Margaret McNicholas (b 1882) in Liverpool, England.
As far as I know both born in Ireland. His father, John Mulligan. Her parents Michael & katharine

Mulligan families in Vermont

UnaDughlas — 2009-02-16 02:27:56Z

Do any of you have connections to Mulligan families in central Vermont or Springfield MA? Trying to expand my Mulligan tree beyond William Patrick MULLIGAN, who came to the US as a small boy in the 1840s. He married a Vermont Yankee, Lettie BROWN of Worcester VT. I think the rest of the family stayed in the Springfield area of Massachusetts. "Bill" Mulligan worked in the "stone sheds" (granite quarries) in Barre VT most of his adult life. He and Lettie had only one child, daughter Lorraine Mulligan DOUGLAS.

Re: Edward Mulligan vesper

davelifethoughts — 2009-02-14 22:22:28Z

thanks for your reply

Believe this Mulligan family migrated from Ireland to US and settled in Ohio, as did our Kelley and O'Connell ancestry.

1860 census of Portsmouth, Scioto County OH:
Edward Mulligan, 62, b Ireland, shoemaker
Catherine, 59, b IR
Edward, 26, b IR, carpenter
Eliza, 21, b IR
Harriette, 18, b IR

We believe this is the parents/family of Harriet Mulligan Prendergast. Also very likely that Edward Kenrick married Eliza(Elizabeth) Mulligan.

1870 Scioto County OH
Edward Mulligan, 36, b Ireland, works in shoe factory
Mary, 29, b OH
Mary Galliece, 12, b OH, attending school

1880 census shows Edward and Mary Mulligan with Lizzie Galliece, 21 in their household.
Edward Mulligan worked in shoe factory and wife Mary was a school teacher.

Edward Mulligan must have died between 1880 and 1900.
1900 census of Scioto County shows Mary A Mulligan, 61, b IR(?), and Margaret Kelley, 20, b IR.
1910 census includes Mary Mulligan, 71, b OH, parents GR, and Margaret Kelley, 31, b IR.

Re: Edward Mulligan vesper

CatherineRadcliffe92 — 2009-02-14 22:12:00Z

My Gt. Gt. Grandfather, born about 1821,
was an Edward Mulligan, married to Martha. He came from Arklow but moved to Avoca, Co Wicklow where my Grandfather grew up. I doubt there is any connection apart from the family at that time being Catholic and Avoca is fairly near to Dublin. However you never know although there were probably quite a lot of Edward Mulligans.
Cathy

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

freeagent40 — 2009-02-12 23:24:54Z

I have Mulligan's that live in the Brantford area that have shown me an old Bible that says William Mulligan and Mary Jarvis came from the town of Donamore in County Tyrone. I found it on the map and it is near Omagh, to the west of the large lake in Tyrone.

mulligan from Ireland

marieburfoot — 2009-02-12 22:51:32Z

Looking for any family connected to Felix Mulligan of Ireland. Born abt 1795. He was married to Rosanna Alquire, born in Canada. They were married 04/01/1823 in Cornwall, Stormont Ontario Canada and lived there till their death. Their children were Mary Ann, Catherine, John, Thomas, William, Juleyann, Robert Daniel, Margaret, William, and John Francis. I descend from Robert Daniel.

Mary O'Connor Mulligan

gayl69 — 2009-02-02 15:34:15Z

Mary O'Connor of County Clare, Ireland married Cornelius Molohan (Americanized to Mulligan) in 1851. Emigrated to NY that same year, lived in Ohio and later settled in Sharon, PA. Looking for any O'Connor or Mulligan ancestors of Mary.
Born circa 1830. Died 1903 in Sharon, PA.

NEAL MULLIGAN OF EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA

gayl69 — 2009-02-02 15:28:35Z

My grandfather Cornelius (Neal) Mulligan was born in Sharon, PA. Relocated to the Philadelphia area (eastern PA or perhaps NJ) after 1916. Was a widower who later remarried. Looking for his second family.

He was born in 1870. Date of death unknown.

Elizabeth Mulligan Donnelly

nursnipper — 2009-01-17 07:30:11Z

Looking for info on my grandmother. She was born about 1884 in Glrnborg, Scotland and came to New York Feb, 1913 to meet her husband Alexander, with her children. Thank you for any help you can provide. Sandy

Mergan/Mulligan

djsullivan03 — 2009-01-14 22:32:53Z

I am looking for information on any of the following people:

My great-grandmother, Alice Elizabeth (Mulligan) Sullivan, was born about 1852, in Pennsylvania.

She had three siblings; John, born about 1847. in Penmnsylvania, and Anna, born about 1858, in Illinois.

Their mother was Margaret Mulligan (born about 1823), and their father was Patrick Mergan (born about 1820), both born in Ireland.

Thomas Patrick Mulligan 1853 - ?

LauraProvenza — 2008-11-06 01:00:44Z

Looking for information on the Pedigree of Thomas Patrick Mulligan b. 1853 Ireland d.?

in 1880 Married Mary Gilmartin b. 1858 Canada d. 1929 Illinois

They had 7 children:
Mary A
Anna J
Nora (Norah) M
James K
Agnes J
Thomas P Jr
Dorothy

Thank you!!

Mary Jean Mulligan Ravencraft

margene71655 — 2008-10-23 13:00:36Z

I am looking for information on my grandmother and her ancestors. She was Mary Jean Mulligan Ravencraft of Macomb, Mississippi. Married to John Ravencraft. She was called "Big Jean" by friends and family.

Relatives of John and Winni Mulligan of Hazelton, Carbon, PA

dabdar1 — 2008-10-17 17:55:19Z

Looking for relatives of my gg grandfather, b. 1832 in Ireland, who lived in Hazelton,Carbon, PA. As far as I know he had one daughter Rose, (b. 1858 and d. 1924 Lebanon, PA) my g grandmother, who married Daniel Fair from Birdsboro, PA. He also had a son William, b. Hazelton, PA in 1860. If anyone has information or is related to William, please contact me.

Winni's maiden name was Gallagher. She was born in County Donegal, Ireland 1833.

Re: JUDITH/JULIA MULLIGAN,b.aprox.1830 Co.MAYO.m.MARTIN DOHERTY

kathyseeker — 2008-09-27 14:12:55Z

Hi,
I was told that my Mulligan grandmother from Roscommon (her parents were Dominic Mulligan and Winifred O'Brien) had Doherty relatives. We don't think that the Mulligans were from Roscommon originally but Mayo is very near Roscommon. It is possible that Dominic Mulligan was a twin.
The O'Briens were from French Park while the Mulligans (my gm and sibs were born between 1886 and 1904) lived in Loughglynn, Roscommon before 1910. Dominic was a shopkeeper. After Dominic and Winifred Mulligan died, my gm and sibs were separated and sent to relatives; and two of the girls were sent to local orphanages/industrial schools. The five sibs (four daughters and one son) emigrated to America about 1907.
Do you think there is a connection?
Thank you.
Kathy

Re: Joseph A MULLIGAN, Hallowell?,Ontario, CAN

snemeth123 — 2008-09-17 02:07:43Z

Renee,

Hello! I am so excited that you found me!!
Yes, I would love to find out more about the family.
I have very spotty information on the Mulligan family..I have pieced together some, but it so so very incomplete.

Did your branch of the family stay in Canada?
Joseph ended up in Cleveland, OH and I live in the vicinity.

Please email me at snemeth81@gmail.com.

Regards,

Susan Nemeth

Mary Mulligan

jerrycaruso29 — 2008-09-17 01:41:33Z

My grandmother was Mary Kate Mulligan born March, 1898 in Swinford,County Mayo. Her parents were John Mulligan and Margaret McNicholas. Searching for anyone that may be related. They immigrated to the USA about 1907

Re: Joseph A MULLIGAN, Hallowell?,Ontario, CAN

icsinorth — 2008-09-15 18:16:00Z

I'm a descendent of James Mulligan and Catherine Quinn via their daughter Catherine Mulligan. I have info I could share!
Renee

Re: thomas ellen mulligan

djsullivan03 — 2008-07-23 20:46:06Z

What I have is limited, just received it last night.

If this is the right Thomas Mulligan, he was born Thomas Mergan.

His father is Patrick Mergan, born about 1820, in Ireland.
His mother is Margaret Mulligan, born about 1823, in Ireland.

They appear in the 1860 Census, in Galena Township, Jo Daviess County, Illinois. All were then listed as Mergan.

However, in the 1870 Census, only Margaret and the kids were listed (all as Mulligan's).

I am following up for additional information.

You can contact me directly at dj_sullivan03@yahoo.com, we can keep each other up-dated.

Re: thomas ellen mulligan

kathywin79 — 2008-07-23 20:30:33Z

Hi there!

I have no idea where he was born...i thought maybe Ireland! Anything is possible! We found his burial sight by accident & figured out he was my great great grandfather & his wife Ellen & their children (of which there could be more elsewhere)were buried their also! I would appreciate anything you've got & maybe something will ring a bell! Thank You!

Kathy

Alice Elizabeth Mulligan (1852-1903)

djsullivan03 — 2008-07-23 19:57:41Z

I am trying to find information about my great-grand-mother’s family.

The limited information that I have is as follows:
Alice Elizabeth Mulligan was born about 1852, in Pennsylvania.
She died on October 14, 1903, in The Dalles, Oregon.

She married Jeremiah Sullivan, Jr. on April 8, 1880, in Jo Daviess County, Illinois.
She had three children:
Paul James Sullivan, born about 1882, in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mark Joseph Sullivan, born April 6, 1884, in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mary Elizabeth Sullivan, born about 1892, in Omaha, Nebraska.

Her mother was Margaret Mulligan, born about 1823, in Ireland,
Her father was Patrick Mergan, born about 1820, in Ireland,
Her siblings were:
John, born about 1847, in Pennsylvania.
Thomas, born about 1851, in Pennsylvania,
Anna, born about 1858, in Illinois (possibly in Jo Daviess County),

If any of your information can confirm what I have and help in my search, please help.

Re: thomas ellen mulligan

djsullivan03 — 2008-07-23 18:48:40Z

If he was born in Pennsylvania, with siblings John (1847), Alice (1852), and Anna (1858), then I might have additional info.

Re: Mulligan Family Tree

djsullivan03 — 2008-07-23 17:44:36Z

Was your great-grandfather, Thomas Mulligan, born about 1851, in Pennsylvania?

If so, we may be related.

My great-grandmother, Alice Elizabeth (Mulligan) Sullivan, was born about 1852, in Pennsylvania.

Thomas and Elizabeth had two additional siblings; John, born about 1847. in Penmnsylvania, and Anna, born about 1858, in Illinois.

Their mother was Margaret Mulligan (born about 1823), and their father was Patrick Mergan (born about 1820), both born in Ireland.

If any of this information matches, please contact me.

Daniel

Re: Andrew Mulligan and Thomas Mulligan

charocfl — 2008-06-29 18:30:29Z

Hi, I believe I found the Henson & Fitzgerald data you were looking for....
In put 6/29/08 Ref: http://genforum.genealogy.com/lyon/messages/2959.html

- Re: George Lyon, Ohio, wife:Mary Ann Fitzgerald Posted by: Charlene Ormsby, Date: June 29, 2008, In Reply to: George Lyon, Ohio, wife:Mary Ann Fitzgerald by Ione Harrel * Hi, I believe I found your Mary Ann Hanson Fitzgerald, see: http://hometown.aol.com/brianc4023/myhomepage/briantree.htm

Ref: Ancestors of Brian Wayne Christensen 22. Patrick Henry Fitzgerald, born 27 February 1843 in Bansha/Kilmoyler, Tipperary, Ireland; died 13 November 1879 in New Berlin, Stark, Ohio. He married
23. Mary Ann Henson 04 January 1869 in St. John`s, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio. Burial: Unmarked grave, St. Pauls Catholic Cem., New Berlin, (North Canton), Ohio. Immigration: Aft. June 1849, Port of Liverpool, England to New York 23. Mary Ann Henson, born 26 July 1848 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada; died 03 May 1915 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio. Burial: 05 May 1915, Lakeview Cem., Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio. Immigration: Bet. 1849 - 1850, Toronto, Canada to Tonawanda, NY. She married 2nd George T. Lyon in 1886 in Lorain County, OH.

Hope this helps some. Still tring to connect our Fitzgerald lines,
Ref: http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...
&:
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...
&:
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...
and also:
http://charocfl.tribalpages.com/tribe/browse?userid=charocfl...

For a list of my Fitzgeralds also see: Results 1 to 13 1. Fitzgerald, Catherine
2. Fitzgerald, Catherine, nee (b.1843)
3. Fitzgerald, Edmund, Mr
4. Fitzgerald, Ellen, nee
5. Fitzgerald, Ellen, nee (b.1845)
6. Fitzgerald, James, Jr (1814 - 1883)
7. Fitzgerald, James, Mr
8. Fitzgerald, James, Sr
9. Fitzgerald, Margaret, nee (b.1841)
10. Fitzgerald, Margaret, nee (b.1854)
11. Fitzgerald, Mary, nee
12. Fitzgerald, Patrick Henry, Mr (1843 - 1879)
13. Fitzgerald, William, Mr (???? - 1848).

CharO

MULLIGANS/NEWARK NJ

JOANNERUSSO1944 — 2008-06-08 18:15:18Z

MY GRANDMOTHER WAS MARY F MULLIGAN CROWLEY-HAD A BROTHER JAMES WHO HAD HARVEY, FLORENCE,GEORGE,ANN,JIM-(LIVED IN DOVER NJ)-COUSIN OF LEO MULLIGAN-OF NEWARK NJ-ANY ONE SOUND FAMILIAR?
JOANNERUSSO

Mulligan, Milligin, Muligan, Melligan in Kentucky

JoseMunoz2546 — 2008-05-31 22:04:48Z

In doing some research on Patrick Mulligan I got into the 1850 census. As long as I was already in the original document, I thought I would record some information about the family and their nighbors, which might help other researchers. This Milligin I believe is my Mulligan.

1850 Census taken on 9 August 1850
The 2nd District in the county of Campbell, Kentucky.
Ass't Marshal: Charles Daniel.

Patrick Milligin age 36 born in 1814 in Ireland
He is a black smith.
The value of his real estate is $450.

his wife is Mary Milligin 38 born in 1812 in Kentucky

Children:

John age 3 born in 1847 in Kentucky

David age 5/12 born in Feb 1850 in Kentucky

The neighbors on either side of Patrick and Mary are:

John and Mary J. Atley
John age 48 was born in c. 1802 Pennsyvania
Mary age 21 was born in c. 1829 Kentucky
Children: John J. 7/12 OH, Francis A. Green 13 KY.
John is a Carpenter

The other neighbor is:

Harrison and Fanny J. Ruby
Harrison age 36 was born in c. 1814 in New York
Fanny age 30 was born in c. 1820 in New York
children: Laura M. 11, Marquis D.E. 8, Wm L. 3,
and Aria H. who was just born in July of this year (1850).
All were born in KY except for Laura M. who was born in Ohio.
Harrison is a Farmer

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

JulieMulligan44 — 2008-05-27 19:34:33Z

What a surprise to get your email. I will have to go up to the office and poke around a bit and see if I can send you any info that may be helpful to you. I will be in touch in a day or so. Thanks so much for writing.

Julie

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

JulieMulligan44 — 2008-05-27 19:34:14Z

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

nrewen — 2008-05-27 17:40:23Z

Hi David,

I have a John Mulligan and Mary Ann Huxley from the Toronto area. John's father was Joseph Mulligan who settled in Toronto in the early 1800's. John and Mary Ann's daughter was Martha Mulligan (my great great grandmother) who lived in Brantford with her husband William McMurray in the year 1864. Before that Martha owned a Millinery Shop in Bobcageon, Ontario. It's all very confusing...not sure how they ended up in Brantford or Bobcageon. How about your ancestors....

Re: Mulligans in Ontario

JulieMulligan44 — 2008-05-27 16:56:02Z

nrewen,
My wife and I are looking for any information at all on the Mulligan family that settled in Brantford Ontario. We have visited the Mulligan cemetery there, and know that William and Mary Jarvis Mulligan came from County Tyrone. That is as far back as we can get, even after searching through countless census books in County Tyrone. Any help you might have would be appreciated. We would be glad to share what we have. Thanks.
David C. Mulligan
judamull@yahoo.com
dmulligan@rotoplastics.com

Re: Mulligans of Brantford area, Ontario, Canada

JulieMulligan44 — 2008-05-27 16:39:21Z

Bernice,
I just stumbled aacross your message that was a reply to my wife's posting. I tried to e-mail you by hitting the "reply" button. It would not let me get anywhere. If you ever get this message, please respond directly to either of us at either judamull@yahoo.com or dmulligan@rotoplastics.com. We would both love to get more info on William and Mary Jarvis Mulligan !!! Thanks,
David C. Mulligan