7 September 1850
Of MARY SPELMAN, wife of MICHAEL McCURICK, of Gorlbrack, parish of Shruhel,
Co. Galway. Direct to Michael Maly, Gloucester, Massachusetts.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed in
the Boston Pilot (Vol 1 page 517) 8 March 1851
Of WINIFRED BURKE, native of Co. Mayo, Killamorik, parish of Shruil, who
left home about 2 years ago. When last heard of (last July) she was about
300 miles in the country. Any information respecting her will be thankfully
received by her sister HONORA BURKE, care of Tim Mooney, No.3 Townsend
Place, off Commercial St. Boston, Massachusetts.
(Ad. of 29 Mar 1851 omits places of origin; and is placed under “Galway”)
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 2 page 29)
1 January 1853
Of JOHN CONNORS, from townland Bola, parish Sruil [Co. Mayo], who landed
in New York about 4 years since. Left his brother Michael, in the State
of Maine 3 years ago last June. Any information respecting him will be
thankfully received by his brother, MICHAEL CONNORS, Painesville, Lake
County, Ohio.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 2 page 320)
16 April 1853
MARY BURKE is anxious to hear from her brothers WALTER or PATRICK, from
parish Shrule [Co. Mayo]. Walter is in this country about 7 years; Patk
about five. They were near Concord, N.H, working for Mr. McGuire, when
last heard from. Direct to her, care of Mr. P. Mullin, Dock St, St. John,
New Brunswick, Canada.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 2 page 384)
11 November 1854
Of JOHN CARNEY, of Rossdoff, parish Shrool, Co. Mayo, who sailed from
Liverpool some 8 or 9 years ago for America. Information of him will be
received by his cousin MICHAEL CARNEY, Bath, Maine.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 3 page 207)
6 January 1855
Of JOHN CORBETT, of Kinlough, near Shrule, county Mayo, who came to America
about 4 yrs ago; when last heard of was in Woonsocket Falls, Rhode Island.
Information will be received by his brother THOMAS, care of Timothy Mooney,
49 Charter St, Boston, Massachusetts.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 3 page 234)
17 February 1855
Of PATRICK PURCELL, of parish Shrule, Co. Mayo, who when last heard of
was with his nephew MICHAEL TIGUE, in North Killingly, Connecticut. Please
address his sister BRIDGET TIGUE and family, Daysville, Connecticut.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 3 page 259)
24 February 1855
Of JOHN CARTY, of parish Shrule, County Mayo, who came to this country
about 5 yrs ago, and when last heard from was in Illinois. Information
will be received by his sister BRIDGET, care of Denis McNamara, 250 Magazine
St. New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 3 page 263)
5 May 1855
Of EDWARD BIGGANS, parish of Shrule, Co. Mayo, who left Galway port in
1849 for this country, and is supposed to be in the State of Maine. He
is about 27 yrs of age, deeply regretted by his mother, brother, and sisters.
Information of him will be received by his mother SARAH BIGGANS, Cleveland,
Ohio.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 3 page 301)
4 October 1856
Of THOMAS KELLEY of parish Shruel [Co. Mayo]; when last heard from was
in Wheeling, Ohio. Information received by JOHN KELLY [sic], Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 3 page 569)
14 March 1857
Of THOMAS VADANCE, a native of Moyne, parish Shruel [Co. Mayo], who sailed
from Liverpool to New Orleans 5 years ago; when last heard from was in
St. Louis, Missouri, in July, 1854, with JAMES GOLDING. Please address
his brother JOHN, care of Patrick Earner, No 40 Walnut St, Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 4 page 38)
20 June 1857
Of JOHN CONNOR, a native of Rosstaff, parish of Shruel [Co. Mayo], who
sailed from Liverpool to New York in November, 1851, remitted ,8 to his
parents in November, 1853, and has not been heard from since. He is supposed
to be in St. Louis, Missouri. Information received by his sister SCISLEY,
care of Patrick Earner, 40 Walnut Street, Wilmington, Delaware.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 4 page 92)
26 September 1857
Of PATRICK CONROY, from parish Shruel [Co. Mayo], who sailed from Galway
and landed in Boston 11 years ago; when last heard from, 7 years ago,
was in Vermont. Information received by his nephew, MATT WALSH, North
Lee, Massachusetts.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 4 page 154)
31 July 1858
Of JAMES CONNOR (otherwise BIGGINS), of parish Shrule [Co. Mayo], who
when last heard from, was in England, about two years ago. Information
of him will be thankfully received by his friend Catherine McGruff, care
of P. C Hall, Medford, Massachusetts.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 4 page 275)
11 June 1859
Of MARTIN CRODOCK, a native of Kinlough, parish of Shruel, Co. Mayo, Ireland;
arrived here 11 years ago. And also MARY WALSH, native of Kilmain; came
to New York about 4 years ago. Any information of the parties will be
thankfully received by ROBERT and JULIA CRODOCK. Address Robert Crodock,
Greenpoint, Long Island, New York.
Irish Relatives and Friends: From “Information Wanted” Ads
in the Irish-American (page 123)
26 November 1859
Of JAMES MORAN and WILLIAM DAVEN, of Bracloon, parish of Shrule [Co. Mayo].
The former left home about eight years ago, and landed in New York. When
last heard from, four years ago, was in Galena, Illinois. Information
will be thankfully received by THOMAS MORAN, Peoria, Illinois. The latter
left home about 1_ years ago, was in Massachusetts. Direct to MARGARET
DAVEN, care of Thomas Moran, Peoria, Illinois.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 4 page 462)
21 April 1860
Of BRIDGET VARLEY, of Caherard, in the parish of Shrule [Co. Mayo], who
sailed from Galway for Halifax on the ship “Barber”, about
12 or 13 years ago, accompanied by her father MICHAEL VARLEY, and her
sister CATHERINE. She is now about 32 years old, and when last heard from
9 years since, she was in Quebec. Information concerning her will be gladly
received by her sister, MARY VARLEY, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 4 page 518)
21 December 1861
Of THOMAS SWEENY, eldest son of MICHAEL SWEENY, Shruel, Mayo, who enlisted
in 88th regiment, and afterwards volunteered to the 45th. When last heard
from was Commissary Conductor at King Williams Town, Cape of Good Hope,
Address MILES SWEENY, 767 South Sixth St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
U.S. British Army Gazette please copy.
Irish Relatives and Friends: From “Information Wanted” Ads
in the Irish-American (page 150)
22 March 1862
Of MARTIN FEENEY, son of ANTHONY FEENEY and SARAH MURPHY, native of Ballybockough,
near Shrule, County Mayo, Ireland, sailed from Galway about 14 years ago,
supposed to be in Maysville, State of Kentucky. Any information of him
will be thankfully received by his sister, JUDY FEENEY, by writing to
her in care of the Rev. George Montgomery, Catholic Priest, Wednesbury,
Staffordshire, England; or send his address to James Boyle, 168th East
24th Street, New York City. Kentucky papers please copy.
Irish Relatives and Friends: From “Information Wanted” Ads
in the Irish-American (page 154)
31 May 1862
Of MICHAEL FEENY, formerly shopkeeper in Shrule, County Mayo, Ireland.
If dead, his heirs will please apply at The Pilot Office
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 5 page 121)
11 June 1864
Of JOHN O’BRIEN, a native of Mayo, parish of Shrule, who emigrated
from England about nine years ago; when last heard from was in Nashville,
Tennessee. Any information of him will be thankfully received by his sister,
MARY O’BRIEN, by writing to his cousin JULIA CONRY, care of A S
Abell, Sun Iron Building, Baltimore, Maryland.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 5 page 345)
30 July 1864
PATRICK MACKEAGUE, of Shrule, Tuam, Ireland is anxious to get tidings
of his brother JOHN MACKEAGUE, alias McCABE, who, when last heard from,
eight or nine years ago, was living on Grape-Hill, St. Louis. St. Louis
papers please copy. [appeared under County Tipperary].
Irish Relatives and Friends: From “Information Wanted” Ads
in the Irish-American (page 154)
10 March 1866
Of JOHN and JAMES MAGRAH, from Shrule, between county Mayo and Galway,
Ireland. They came to this country about 18 years ago, and when last heard
from were in New York. Please address their sister, MARGARET LORKIN, Great
Barrington, Berkshire County, Massachusetts.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 6 page 28)
7 April 1866
Of THOMAS, JAMES and CORNELIUS HIGHLAND, sons of CORNELIUS HIGHLAND, from
parish Shrule, near Headford, County Galway. Any Information of them will
be thankfully received by their niece, MARY GARREY, Willoughbey, Lake
County, Ohio.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 6 page 41)
5 May 1866
Of EDWARD BIGGINS, native of Ballasmahiny, parish of Shrule, County Mayo.
Left Ireland about the year 1848 of 1849, and when last heard from, about
ten years ago, he was in the State of Maine. Any information of him will
be thankfully received by his sister, SARAH BIGGINS, No 447 West River
Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 6 page 51)
2 June 1866
Of BRIDGET VARLEY, a native of the village of Cahirord, parish of Shrules,
County Mayo; she left Ireland about the year 1844 of 1855. Her father
and her sister, with herself, sailed from Galway for Halifax, Nova Scotia;
they were but a short time there when her father and sister died; and
when last heard from was in Quebec, Canada. Any information of her will
be thankfully received by her sister MARY VARLEY, at No. 447 West River
Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 6 page 62)
30 March 1867
Of BRIDGET HIGGINS, a native of Risdaff, parish of Shule, County Mayo,
who came to America near three years ago; when last heard from she was
in the city of New York. Any information respecting her will be thankfully
received by her sister, MARY. Direct to her husband, Mr. WILLIAM GARVEY,
Natick Post-office, Massachusetts.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 6 page 181)
19 September 1868
Of PATRICK and HONORIA DERHAM. Also of their children BRIDGET, CATHERINE,
JAMES and MARY Derham, who left Shrule, County Mayo, Ireland, October
1851. They have been heard from once since, and were then in New Orleans.
I have been informed that the girls were in a Nunnery. Any information
of them will be thankfully received by JOHN DERHAM, care of Owen Sweeney,
Union Street, West Troy, New York.
The Search For Missing Friends: Irish Immigrant Advertisements Placed
in the Boston Pilot (Vol 6 page 385)
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