Born in Slievenagh townland which no longer exists. Parish Killeentierna/Currans. Last name in record is Murnane which is interchangeable with Warren in old records. Parents were Timothy Warren and Mary O'Donoghue. Emigrated to Manchester, New Hampshire USA and died there.
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| Date of Birth | 24th Jul 1858 | VIEW SOURCE |
| Date of Death | 9th Aug 1937 | VIEW SOURCE |
I have a Margaret Warren in my tree - details below, might be connected?
Margaret Warren was born, the daughter of John. She married Peter Glover on 19 November 1867 in Molahiffe, Kerry. They had ten children in 15 years. She died on 15 November 1907 in Notre Dame, New Brunswick, Canada.
There may be but she would be a cousin. Unfortunately thr Warrens are one of my brick walls. John's father Timothy was murdered in 1859. The murder story says Tim had a brother Jeremiah. Thats's the first I heard of Jeremiah. They had a sister Ellen who married John Hussey. I can't find birth or death certs for Tim, Jeremiah, or Ellen. No obits. Nothing to give me more info. So I don't know! I wish I did. Even going through NLI.ie parish records for Currans/Killeentierna they aren't there and the records go back to 1800. I know Molahiffe is not far. I'd be happy to find any more info. Did you ever hear about the murder story? You can look it up. "Brutal Affray Near Castleisland." I'll look into your Margaret and see if I can find any connection.
Hi Cait,
I feel your pain at the brick wall, I've been stuck at one for years. I think you are probably right and if anything the connection is a cousin. Peter Glover is my GG Uncle and he married Margaret Warren in Currans in 1867. I'd attach a copy of their marriage cert but I can't seem to attach here. The records are so scant for Killeentierna, I managed to get everything I could from them but so many gaps in my research. As I said Peter, Margaret and family went to Canada, I'll have a look and see if there is any mention of a cousin of Margaret's. Have you researched the O'Keeffe, Coshe Mange collection, you might find something there. I never heard of the murder, I'm intrigued.
I've pasted the details from Margaret's family grave below, just in case any names ring a bell. In the meantime, I'm off to read a murder story.
All the best
Jan
NOTRE-DAME-DES-NEIGES CEMETERY
Montreal, Quebec
List of deceased -- Concession: B 01328
First Name Last Name Spouse Date buried
John Glover
Marguerite Warrea Glover 15/11/1907
Georges Jules Albert Glover 16/07/1908
William Glover 14/04/1910
Kathleen Boyd 25/03/1913
George Glover 14/07/1914
Stella Glover 03/09/1914
Patrick Glover 27/07/1917
Michael Glover 08/10/1918
Peter Glover 07/08/1919
Cecilia Glover Hanley 30/08/1924
James Boyd 30/12/1927
Arthur Joseph Evans 13/06/1928
Mary Moreen Hanley 13/11/1930
Morah Price Glover 17/04/1933
William Glover 25/11/1944
George Glover 09/05/1945
Catherine Glover Boyd 07/06/1946
Rose Paisley Boyd Jos. 30/07/1952
George Glover 21/03/1958
Elizabeth Jenkins Glover George 03/02/1968
John Victor 07/10/1968
Nora Glover Cantwell Redmond 14/06/1969
John Cantwell Glover Nora 19/11/1971
Nora Eileen Victor O Brien R. 14/06/1972
Margaret Boyd Evans Arthur 06/08/1976
Lumina Banville Glover John 31/08/1978
John Peter Glover 23/11/1983
James Robert Gordon Glover Harris Rita 11/03/1987
Margaret Ann Glover Fawns Denis 11/10/1991
Margaret Glover Victor John 05/07/1993
Margaret Laureen Hanley 28/11/1996
Doris Still Evans James Joseph 15/04/2008
Number of deceased: 33
Hi Jan, I will look at the O'Keefe collection. I haven't before. I do remember seeing a Glover marriage in my own research at irishgenealogy.ie. Maybe we can help each other with our brick walls. There is also an account of the trial which is fascinating but doesn't give much more info. It mentions 2 younger boys who were witnesses but researching their names led nowhere. I'll let you know if I find anything else.
Dennis Fawns was the cousin of my great-grand-father. His father, Andrew Fawns, gre up in Quebec city and moved to Griffintown in the 1880's. Dennis participated to WWi and WWII. I would like to know more. Please contact me at fawnsi@hotmail.com.
Eric Fawns
