Myles Mcandrew

Mary:

I looked on Roots Ireland and they transcribed the address as Gate St. presumably in Ballina. I also found an 1834 baptismal record for a Mary with parents Miles and Mary. They were living in Ardnaree which is a little north of Ballina.

Roger McDonnell

http://mayo.rootsireland.ie/view_detail.php?recordid=530863&type=bch&re…

http://mayo.rootsireland.ie/view_detail.php?recordid=531538&type=bch&re…

Hi,

There are these McAndrews listed on Griffiths Valuation:

Mc Andrew Anne Dowd's Lane Kilmoremoy Mayo

Mc Andrew       John                Crofton Park             Kilmoremoy     Mayo
Mc Andrew       John                Knox Street              Kilmoremoy     Mayo
Mc Andrew       Michael             Knox Street              Kilmoremoy     Mayo
Mc Andrew       Patrick             Crofton Park             Kilmoremoy     Mayo
Mc Andrew       Thomas              Charles Street           Kilmoremoy     Mayo
Mc Andrew       Winifred            Crofton Park             Kilmoremoy     Mayo

http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/mayo/kilmoremoy.php

There were some of the same people listed on the tithes: 
https://familysearch.org/search/collection/results?count=75&query=%2Bsu…

I don't see any Myles, though.

There is a Martin McAndrew on a tithe in Rathkip:

https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.3.1/TH-1-14161-29562-77?cc=1804886

Rathkip is right outside of Ballina: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Rathkip,+Co.+Mayo,+Ireland/@54.115564…

Roger,

Thank you for your quick response. I did find the baptismal record for Mary.  But I am  unable to make out the residence?  Miles and Mary Devany are listed on both records but then there is no records for either?

Could Miles be translated into another given name?

I tried looking at the records on mayo.roots.... but they are asking me to buy a subscription to view the records.

Sorry for my ignorance.   I'm not sure what I should be looking for in these records?

Hi Mary,

The TIthe records were taken from about 1815 - 1842, where households were charged a tax to pay for the Church of Ireland - even Catholics had to pay this tax. Griffiths Valuation was a survey of heads of households taken from 1848 - 1864 (or so), and recorded the head of household, where they lived, how much land they had, what rent the paid etc.

Both records are often used as census substitues, they didn't cover all households, and didn't list all household members. When I haven't found all of the records for my ancestors, I've tried to create a file, listing all potential family (or people with the same surname) as sometimes you can find a father, uncle or brother listed and that helps fill out details on your tree.  

This site has the full Griffiths Valuation, so you can see the actual pages. Here's all of the McAndrews that lived in Kilmoremoy on Griffiths Valuation, which was taken 1856 for Kilmoremoy.

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNam…

Let me know if you want me to clarify anything.

John

Now I understand.  I know they lived in or around that area in the mid 1830 since that is where  both of their children were baptized.  But, like you said, not everyone was accounted for and this could be the end of my journey. 

I so appreciate all your help!

Mary

Mary,

I have had luck by going sideways - if you can happen to find Myles' siblings, you might be able to find parents that way. I don't have Ancestry.com access at the moment, but I was able to find 2 more generations in Kilmoremoy this way - there are death registers for Kilmoremoy parish and by piecing together some info, I made the linkages. If you find baptismal records for other McAndrew families in the area, pay attention to who were the sponsors for the child, quite often they were relatives.

Mary,

I have had luck by going sideways - if you can happen to find Myles' siblings, you might be able to find parents that way. I don't have Ancestry.com access at the moment, but I was able to find 2 more generations in Kilmoremoy this way - there are death registers for Kilmoremoy parish and by piecing together some info, I made the linkages. If you find baptismal records for other McAndrew families in the area, pay attention to who were the sponsors for the child, quite often they were relatives.

John,

That is a great idea.  I was also thinking about contacting the church where they were baptized.  Hopefully,  they would have more information about my family.

Again,thank you!

Hello Mary,

We are cousins.  Miles (Myles) McAndrew is also my 3x great grandfather. His granddaughter, Mary Jane McAndrew is my great grandmother.  Mary Jane's parents were James McAndrew and Winifred Ferguson.

James and Winifred came to Archbald, Pennsylvania. They had several children four of whom were deafened by disease. One of the deaf children was my great grandmother, Mary Jane (whose baptismal record was referred to in one of the earlier replies on this site). 

James and Winifred also had a daughter named Sarah.  I don't think she was one of the four deafened siblings. Catherine Enright is a great granddaughter of Sarah's.  Sarah married a person with the surname Jacques and they settled north of Carbondale, PA..I think in Forest City.  Catherine Enright is active on Ancestry.com.

Your cousin,

Francis Duffy

Good afternoon Francis, 

I'm not sure we are talking about the same Myles Mcandrew.  I have James baptsimal certificate his mothers name was Mary Delaney (delany) and his fathers name was Myles Mcandrew.      

Hello again, Mary,

In your very first post looking for information about James you said ""I am looking for any information you may have for a Myles Mcandrew husband of Mary Devaney and their family. circa: 1800?"

My James McAndrew's parents were also named Myles McAndrew and Mary Devaney (or perhaps Delaney, but Devaney is a common Irish name).  I have a baptismal record showing Myles and Mary as the parents of James.

James married Winifred Ferguson and the immigrated to Archbald, Pennsylvania.

Is it possible that your James and my James are different people who both had parents named Myles and Mary? <smile>

I still think we are cousins <warm smile>

Francis Duffy

Hi,
My father was James Joseph McAndrew from Throop, PA.
His parents were Michael McAndrew and Alice Tierney. Mike's father was James McAndrew born on 14 Oct 1831 and baptized in the Parish of Kilmore May, County Mayo.
I am looking James' date of death. I believe he was living at 410 High Sreet, Winton, Lakawanna, PA. At the time of his death.
James was married to Winifred Ferguson in 1860 in Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland.

I am also looking for info on Miles McAndrew, born in 1800 and Mary Devany, born 1801.
Thanks,
William (Bill) Bell McAndrew

I do not have a connection to the McAndrew family to my knowledge, but I have a brick wall in this parish that might be broken, or at least chipped away with a bit more info.

Someone, I can't quite tell who it was, made a comment:  there are death registers for Kilmoremoy parish.  Where does one find this info? I've looked without success so far at the Catholic Parish Records at NLI Kilmoremoy parish, nothing for deaths. I've looked at <irishgenealogy.ie> both church and civil records for a death record for my gggf Thomas Conmy (c 1831-?) of Carrowcushlan/Cloonislaun. His wife was Bridget Howley (?-1908), who emigrated some time after 1900 to Olyphant, Lackawanna, PA to be near her daughters, Mary (Conmy) Conmy (1851?-1919), my ggm; Katherine Brown (1855?-1925(, and Bridget Long (1860-1923).  And possibly her sons, Patrick (1855-?) and James (1857-?) although I don't know for certain that the sons emigrated. I am thinking Bridget was a widow when she left, as her obit in 1908 says she is "late of Mayo, Ireland" with no mention of her husband. She left one son, Martin (1852-?) in Ireland. As he was baptized in Cloonislaun, I think he remained there. 

so, where does a person find the death registers for Kilmoremoy?

Thanks,

Rosemary Saul