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McCarthy of Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin

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My GGG Grandfather was born in Ireland apprx 1827. His name was John McCarthy (or McCarty). He was married to Johanna (Leary) McCarthy, also born apprx 1827. They had a son in March of 1860 named Charles P. McCarthy who died in Janesville 1950.
I am seeking the death dates / obituaries / anything about John and Johanna McCarthy.
Thank you

mccarthy/fittler

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hi there i am a mccarthy from mudge nsw does any one have any info about mccarthy and fittler in mudgee

cheers

McCarthy - Graigue, Kerry

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I am looking for members of McCarthy family who came from Graigue, Kerry near Abbeyfeale.

Re: Florence McCarthy B1840 -1850? Cork (Male)

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Florence was a common name for men around this time. My great grandfather was Florence McCarthy who married a Susan, but they moved to London around the turn of the century.

Sue

Re: Florence McCarthy B1840 -1850? Cork (Male)

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Florence is the English version of Finn, Finnian, Finghin, the Latin would be Florian. It is particular to the McCarthy Reagh branch of the clan. Please visit my PUBLIC tree 'Josephine Salt FamilyTree Halloween 2012' & look for all the Florence McCarthy (plural) in it. There was a famous Florence McCarthy who was locked up by Queen Elizabeth I and spent about 39 years as a political prisoner in the Tower of London & other prisons in London. He was also in the Marshalsea (debtors prison)for a time as he fought an unending battle over his title and lands in the Irish & English Courts. Had he been less important he would no doubt have been executed. As it was there is very interesting correspondence over him from ministers of Elizabeth about how, perhaps, Florence McCarthy Reagh Mor should be "bumped off" secretly. He was McCarthy REagh in his own right ie head of this part of the clan McCarthy & then married his cousin Ellen, daughter AND HEIRESS of Donal McCarthy Mor, Earl of Clancar. Irish title Mor is inherited by TANISTRY - google to find a detailed explanation - but the eligible candidate has to be of the bloodline AND then agreed by the clan - & the son of the Mor does not inherit it goes to the eldest cousin.
The Reagh line branches off the main McCarthy Mor line with Donal Oge c 1203. the McCarthy of Glenna Choim also come from this same branch. For more info read @Life & letters of Florence mcCarthy Reagh by Daniel McCarthy Glas. You can download this as a HUGE pdf on from the Genealogical Society of Church of latter Day Saints (Mormons same as Ancestry).
Also remember that Cork is both a city AND a county. You need to know which town, village, homestead/farm your Florence McCarthy came from. All McCarthy are cousins. which is why we invite you to have a drink with us.
Look on www.irishgenealogy.ie (free site run by Irish government) where you can find lots of original documents from church records, ie baptisms, marriages & burials. Remember that the priest wrote it so lots of the names wil be latinised. These are NOT different names so dont be put off if you find Julian as a FEMALE name just asd you find Florence as a MALE name. They are NOT consistent when you get back to records from the 17 century.
When you look at the McCarthy bit of my tree you will begin to see how the whole of Cork county is related to each other.
Also remember that naming of children was often a pattern, 1st son after paternal grandfather, 2nd after maternal grandfather 3rd son after father & opposite for the daughters ie 1st after maternal grandmother etc. So this may give you a clue but not a rule of wher to look.
Look for siblings of your Florence McCarthy.
You may find a tree for the 17 century Florence mcCarthy online. If not its in the book I mentioned.
You can also look at the McCarthy DNA project, very useful if you have a direct MALE line. http://www.familytreedna.com/public/McCarthySurnameStudy/
As we dont have any direct male McCarthy in our living family (only one died in childhood)we cant do our own dna test but a living cousin who lives in Clonakilty has done one so we can trace our ancestors back to a common male around 400ad. This matches historical facts & celtic folklore tales.
Ive hit a brick wall even though we know OUR McCarthy Reagh branch lived & stil live in Garralacca, near Clonakilty, county Cork.
All help greatly welcomed so I can fill in the 100 years missing between us & Florence who Queen Elizabeth locked up.
Blessings.

McCarthy branches in Cork (Clerks/Dirrivore, Rohane, Gortacle)?

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I have reached an impasse in accurately tracing the specific connections between these three branches dating back to the first half of the 1800's. My reading of R. O'Dwyer's "Annals of Beara" Volume II indicates there are "first cousin" relationships here...James/Mort/Denis were brothers who came pre famine from Bantry I believe and Jeremiah/Denis were married and lived in Gortacle but I am uncertain how Jerry (The Clerk) of Dirrivore and his family/heirs are connected and would appreciate any particular insights!

Re: Florence McCarthy B1840 -1850? Cork (Male)

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Hi Sue

Do you know who that Susan was? As the Florence McCarthy I am looking for died between 1890-1900 in London.

Thanks

Tom

Re: Florence McCarthy B1840 -1850? Cork (Male)

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I'm afraid I don't know her surname. I can tell you they had a daughter called Margaret, who went on to marry Ernest Webb in the early 1920's.

To All Searching For McCarthy Roots

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I spent 40 years to finally tracing my roots to Inch, Dunmanway, Co Cork, Ireland. I suggest all visit http://www.dunmanwayhistoricalassociation.com/
and click on MacCarthy's of Cork Cultural Week End on the right column under Recent Listings. I further highly recommend that you join the Ancestry.com McCarthy DNA study under curator Nigel McCarthy who will be at the Dunmanway week end. Incidentally my roots go back to Florence in Dunmanway about 1790. Contact me or have a drink with me in Dunmanway 31 June 2013. --- Justin

Re: To All Searching For McCarthy Roots

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I would like to know is anyone is interested in a proper "social" gathering of the clan. I'm trying to find 100 years missing to link our McCarthy Gaibhdeach(alternative spelling gaighdeach)from Garralacka, Clonakilty back to the main Reagh branch it comes from - we know this thanks to a cousin doing Nigel's DNA test. I have visited the link you put & found a whole day of talks & tour & then an evening with traditional music but there is no accommodation in the package & no itinery for Sunday. What are people doing about the social meet up? Where will people stay? Costs? My public tree is Josephine Salt FamilyTree Halloween 2012' & email josephinedunn@tiscali.co.uk

Re: To All Searching For McCarthy Roots

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From: JHMcCarthy@aol.com
To: josephinedunn@tiscali.co.uk
CC: patrickmc_carthy@hotmail.com, mccarthygen@tiscali.co.uk
Sent: 4/1/2013 9:46:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Subj: Dunmanway McCarthy Week End.

Joseph: I am not sure what a real proper social gathering is, but I will be hanging around Pat McCarthy's Pub in down town Dunmanway. I am staying in a near by B&B, but that is the extent of my arrangements thus far. Pat is on cc and his tele for you there in Cork is 011 353 0(23)88 55196. ---- Jud

PS: Nigel on copy will be there and is most likely the one to ask about your questions.

Justin (Jud) McCarthy
251 SW 9th Ave
Boca Raton, FL 33486
Home (561)391-1422 Cell: (561)504-7048

Re: To All Searching For McCarthy Roots

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From: JHMcCarthy@aol.com
To: josephinedunn@tiscali.co.uk
CC: patrickmc_carthy@hotmail.com, mccarthygen@tiscali.co.uk
Sent: 4/1/2013 9:46:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time
Subj: Dunmanway McCarthy Week End.

Joseph: I am not sure what a real proper social gathering is, but I will be hanging around Pat McCarthy's Pub in down town Dunmanway. I am staying in a near by B&B, but that is the extent of my arrangements thus far. Pat is on cc and his tele for you there in Cork is 011 353 0(23)88 55196. ---- Jud

PS: Nigel on copy will be there and is most likely the one to ask about your questions.

Justin (Jud) McCarthy
251 SW 9th Ave
Boca Raton, FL 33486
Home (561)391-1422 Cell: (561)504-7048

Michael McCarthy of Otsego/Broome Co., New York

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I'm a newbie at this but am seeking information regarding Michael McCarthy born 1755 in England. Fought in the Revolutionary War reportedly with the Pennsylvania Militia. Wife was Elizabeth McCarthy. Michael died in 1813 in Decatur, Otsego County New York. They had a son Patrick, born 1789 in Otsego Co., N.Y. who married Catherine, nee Cooper who died in 1849.Patrick later moved to Winneskiek Co., Iowa. Any info regarding parentage of Michael? It is assumed the lineage originated in County Cork, Ireland. This great-great-great granddaughter appreciates the help!

Re: To All Searching For McCarthy Roots

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Jud,
So glad you are there to go to this gathering. Please contact me by email when you return. I've been trying to get permission from a male McCarthy cousin to join Nigels's DNA study.
More later
Joyce

Children of John A. McCarthy and Nora T. Welch

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My name is Walter T. Crean and I am researching the female lines of my father's family. Searching for information on the children of John A. McCarthy (1889-????) and his wife, Nora T. (Welch) McCarthy (1890-1968). Any and all information can be emailed to me at crean.walter@yahoo.com; thanks.

Re: Charles McCarthy born c.1805, Bandon, Co. Cork

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My gr grandfather is Daniel McCarthy 1835-1922. His father was Daniel McCarthy 1812-1873 and he farmed land in Kilbrogan Street, Bandon. Daniel 1835-1922 married Julia Mahony 1835-1887.It is thought that two of their boys John 1863 and Timothy 1871 emigrated to USA as his obituary was placed in american newspapers. I wonder if there is a connection. Daniel's son Daniel F sold the farm in 1928. I have visited the farm and the old house still stands as a ruin.
Fionnghuala O'Doherty nee McCarthy

Re: McCarthy of County Cork

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This is marvellous. Just browsing and picked up your data.
All of the names are from my family. Please feel free to contact me as I have more info.
Best Regards.
margaret mccarthy

Re: McCarthy of County Cork

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This is marvellous. Just browsing and picked up your data.
All of the names are from my family. Please feel free to contact me as I have more info.
Best Regards.
margaret mccarthy

Re: McCarthy of County Cork

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The name of the area is Maulcragh. It can be spelt in many different ways. It is rarely used now

margaret

Re: McCarthy of County Cork

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Thank you Margaret. Yes, I had learned how to spell it correctly, and was able to find it on the map, along with townlands of other relatives, around Kilmichael. You're right the name isn't used much, not much turns up in google.
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