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From: "Shield Marine & Diving" <>
Subject: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Richard Patrick O'Leary here
Date: Mon, 25 Feb 2002 01:47:31 -0600
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Dave,

I have a Francis O'Leary who was born on July 27, 1870 near Colgan, Simcoe
County, Ontario to John O'Leary and Catherine Hughes. The only other
notation I have on him is that he died out West (circa 1918). There is no
marriage notation but the researchers would not have been looking too much
farther then the area around Simcoe County ... I inherited the O'Leary
research from my husband's Aunt Ruth so I cannot vouch for total accuracy.

The County marriage registrations for Ontario can be borrowed from the
Ontario Archives or through your local LDS. The registrations would have
information on the parents names, place of birth, place of residence, age.
http://www.archives.gov.on.ca

You can also search the 1871 Ontario Census Index on the National Archives
website. They will send you copies but I cannot remember the price per
page...
http://www.archives.ca search for Textual Documents under record type ...
Then look for the index. Make sure you either enter the last name only or
first name and then last name. The search engine does not like last name,
first name!! Be sure to ask for MAX number of records returned near the
bottom of the search box.

Let me know how you make out.
Diane Sheppard (husband's grandma was the O'Leary)

----- Original Message -----
From: "David McHugh" <>
To: <>
Sent: January 18, 2002 1:15 PM
Subject: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Richard
Patrick O'Leary here


> Dear All
> I am interested in finding any O'Leary from Hamilton Ontario connection
from
> the 1880 plus and minus.
> My wifes grand-family were married in the Hamilton area and immigrated to
> Wash State in 1890, Her maiden name was O'Hagen
> The information I have is from the 1900 US census in that his parents
came
> to Canada from England.and that her parents came from eng and ire.and that
> they were born in Hamilton Ont.
> I would like to find a source for marriages in Hamilton around 1890 to
1894
> for a Francis J O'Leary, yob 1870 and a Susan O'Hagen. Susan had siblings
> named Hannah, Frank and Annie
> regards
> DaveMc Hugh----- Original Message -----
> From: <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Thursday, January 17, 2002 5:47 PM
> Subject: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Re: [[OLEARY]] Richard Patrick O'Leary
> here
>
>
> > Hi Rick,
> >
> > Post your ancestor research and let's see where it goes from there.
Always
> > interested in a guy named Richard Patrick O'Leary because my g.g.grf.
was
> > Richard Leary, b. approx. 1795 - 1810 in Cork or Kerry. The "O" was
> > reinstated by my grf. Michael Patrick O'Leary when he got married and
came
> > over in 1881.
> >
> > Share your stuff!!
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> > Don O'Leary
> >
> >
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