I have copies of vital records/newspaper article clippings of my great grandfather John James Nolan that may give clues about my great grandmother Anna M. Glynn's past.

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Cavan/Killinagh/Cornahaw/347076/

If you were to follow up the Nolan side, in Cavan they might have information on Anne Glynn. From information you posted it seems he used his nearest town in Cavan as Black Lion. He was born 6 Feb 1896.

You could try Cavan section of this website, or you could chance just writing a letter to Nolan Family, Cornahaw, Blacklion, Co. Cavan, Ireland.

In 1940 Census They have Francis 17, John 16, William 14, Thomas 12, Rita 11, Mary 9 all children born in New Jersey. Could you check NJ records for 1918 - 1922 for marriage record.

Can you obtain more information from Holy Cross Cemetery Arlington, i.e. D.O.D of Anne Nolan?

You still have not given any concrete information to verify her in Ireland. You have for John Nolan. You have his D.O.B. and place of Birth.

If you obtain this copy cert cost 4 euro it would verify the DOB to be absolutely sure you have the correct John James Nolan.

The DOB of Anna would be of similar use. Do you know for sure her emmigration record and Year?

John James Nolan, "Ireland, Civil Registration Indexes, 1845-1958"Name:John James NolanEvent Type:BirthEvent Date:Jan - Mar 1896Event Place:Enniskillen, IrelandRegistration Quarter and Year:Jan - Mar 1896Registration District:EnniskillenAge: Birth Year (Estimated): Mother's Maiden Name: Volume Number:2Page Number:69GS Film number:101066Digital Folder Number:004193980Image Number:00068

I am assuming Anna Glynn was born 1894-1895 as her age is one more than her husbnd John in 1940 Census. I still feel we lack verification information from your side to confirm.

There is a promising find in Ellisisland.org for an Anne Glynn that may fit your enquiries.

Annie Glynn of Balla, Co Mayo year of travel 1912 To friend Mrs Murphy 43 Hermon St, Jersey City.

She was 5' 6" Fair Complexion, Fair Hair and Blue Eyes. A group of seven from Balla (pronounanced Bal) travelled together. A Delia Adams also travelled to Jersey City.

Her father is down as Patt Glynn of Rush Hill Balla, Co. Mayo.

Rush Hill is in the Parish of Manulla.

I checked the census and I came across a Head of Family Pat Glynn in a townland adjoining Rush Hill called Drumloughra. You could find out the church for this parish and write to the priest to see if he has her baptismal record.

Residents of a house 7 in Drumloughra (Balla, Mayo)Show all informationSurnameForenameAgeSexRelation to headReligionGlynnPatt64MaleHead of FamilyRoman CatholicGlynnAnnie45FemaleWifeRoman CatholicGlynnBridget18FemaleDaughter-GlynnAnnie17FemaleDaughter-GlynnBernard15MaleSon-GlynnThomas13MaleSon-GlynnKatie12FemaleDaughter-GlynnBatt10MaleSon-GlynnMary6FemaleDaughter-GlynnCatherine90FemaleMother

Hi, thank you for trying to help me figure out about my great grandmother but Im also figuring that If my great grandmother Anna M. Glynn is age 44 during the Us 1940 census then that means if I subtract 44 from 1940 that makes her birth year 1896. Then I looked at the 1911 census records for Ireland and subtracted 1896 from 1911 that makes her age 15 and since it looks like her middle name starts with the letter m according to her handwritting with her signature, not unless some people wrote a cursive k that looks like an m, that would be interesting to know. When you indicated about the Glynn house in county Mayo, it could be a possibility but when I looked at residents of a house 23 in Sheares St. around Kilmallock, county Limerick Ireland is a possiblity but would have a weird twist because the surname of that house is Mc Glynn, the head of that family is a car driver and a labourer but then if I look at the 1901 census for Kilmallock, county Limerick Ireland I come across residents of a house 150 in Kilmallock town around Kilmallock, county Limerick Ireland and while looking at the names of the people that lived there it seems like maybe the same family lived in house 150 and then moved to house 23 unless its just a weird coincidence. The head of the family for house 150 is also a car driver and instead of being a labourer is a shopkeeper. Also the surname for house 150 is Glynn. What this all means to me is that it seems the odds are great that my great grandmother came either from Limerick or Mayo in Ireland. Also what was a car driver? Is that the same as a taxi driver or chauffer for a limousine? Im guessing that during those times their was no limousines but something close to a horse and buggy?

                                                                                   Francis John Nolan

Hi,if you go into the Jesus Christ of latterday saints site and search records for free you will find quite a few Anna Marie Glynns b Ireland around the that time.Happy hunting.

To BlueElf44

Hi we are related  I am Patrick's grand daughter ( John James brother) 

Peter Nolan was born in killesher parish in co Fermanagh 

Drop a line. Mary nolan

Hello Mary :-) Let me see if I can understand this correctly since I'm checking the 1911 Irish census record, of course since John James Nolan is my great grandfather, your grandfather Patrick(John's brother would be my great Uncle). That also means all of John and Patricks other siblings would be Mary, Kate, Peter, Bess and Alice. Therefore Mary that would make you my Aunt? Wow, this is getting really interesting; I wonder how many other missing leaves or branches we will find. :-)

 Sincerly

Frank(Francis) John Nolan

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Hello frank so pleased to hear from you ( have emailed you also)

You replied quickly as I saw you posted on this page in 2013: you must have gotten an email as I did when you replied. So it's amazing to have connected and there is lots to talk about. Hopefully you will get my email ok; who is mairead  probably someone in your family  talk soon take care mary