William Donnelly (171278874)
Suggested edit: The text states "... Donghail O'Neil, who died in 876, ..." should have "1876" instead. This error is in this text wherever it is used for a Donnelly in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery.
Contributor: Ron Spurr (47219472) • [email protected]
William B DONNELLY
Birth: 1813 in Ireland
Death: Bef 1901
Burial: Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Homestead Known as Donnelly's Corners
Owned Hotel then General Store in Plympton, Lambton Co, Ontario
DONNELLY William 58 Ireland RC Irish Agent 4 (G) 2 16 Sarnia, Town
Buried at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Donnelly is O'Donnghaile in Irish, from Donnghaile. The prefix "O"
denotes one who is the ancestor of Donnghaile. The word Donnghaile
translates to "Brown Valor" or "Brown-haired Warrior." This name was
given to someone who was dark and brave.
The Donnellys originally were a division of the clan Cineál Eoghain who
derive their descent from Donnghal the fourth in descent from Domhnall,
King of Aileach -- brother of Niall Glundubn and ancestor of the
O'Neills, the chief family of ancient Ireland.
An original ancestor was Donnghaile O'Neill, who died in 876, was himself
a descendant of Eoghain and ancestor of the royal house O'Neill.
Donnghaile O'Neill was seventeenth in descent from Niall of the Nine
Hostages, the fifth-century king who supposedly kidnapped St. Patrick to
Ireland.
Sources:
1. Obituary Wife Sarnia Observer
2. 1871 Census Ontario Canada
Spouse:
Eleanor BOLGERBOULGER b: 1821 in Carlow Co, Ireland
Married: 1839 in Warwick, Lambton, Ontario, Canada
Children:
1. Albert DONNELLY
2. Sarah D DONNELLY
3. TRIZISKI DONNELLY
4. female DONNELLY
5. Caroline DONNELLY b: 1846 in Ontario, Canada
6. Catherine M DONNELLY b: 1844 in Kertch, Plympton, Ontario, Canada
7. John C DONNELLY b: 27 Nov 1851 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
8. Edward Bolger DONNELLY b: Apr 1854 in Plympton, Ontario
1901 Census Lambton West Ontario
Donelly Edward Head Single May 1 1857 43
Donelly Albert P. Brother S Jan 14 1862 38
Donelly Sarah Sister S Oct 31 1852 48
Leeson Eleanor A. Sister Widow May 25 1847 53
Leeson Paul W. Nephew S May 8 1886 14
9. Eleanor A.DONNELLY b: 1857 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
NOTE: 1901 Census says birth is 1847
Spouse: M. A. LEESON
10. Thomas M DONNELLY b: 1860 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
1901 Lambton West Ontario Canada
Donnelly Thos. M. Head M Sep 26 1860 41
Donnelly Marg J Wife M Oct 7 1862 39
Suggested edit: The text states "... Donghail O'Neil, who died in 876, ..." should have "1876" instead. This error is in this text wherever it is used for a Donnelly in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery.
Contributor: Ron Spurr (47219472) • [email protected]
William B DONNELLY
Birth: 1813 in Ireland
Death: Bef 1901
Burial: Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Homestead Known as Donnelly's Corners
Owned Hotel then General Store in Plympton, Lambton Co, Ontario
DONNELLY William 58 Ireland RC Irish Agent 4 (G) 2 16 Sarnia, Town
Buried at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Donnelly is O'Donnghaile in Irish, from Donnghaile. The prefix "O"
denotes one who is the ancestor of Donnghaile. The word Donnghaile
translates to "Brown Valor" or "Brown-haired Warrior." This name was
given to someone who was dark and brave.
The Donnellys originally were a division of the clan Cineál Eoghain who
derive their descent from Donnghal the fourth in descent from Domhnall,
King of Aileach -- brother of Niall Glundubn and ancestor of the
O'Neills, the chief family of ancient Ireland.
An original ancestor was Donnghaile O'Neill, who died in 876, was himself
a descendant of Eoghain and ancestor of the royal house O'Neill.
Donnghaile O'Neill was seventeenth in descent from Niall of the Nine
Hostages, the fifth-century king who supposedly kidnapped St. Patrick to
Ireland.
Sources:
1. Obituary Wife Sarnia Observer
2. 1871 Census Ontario Canada
Spouse:
Eleanor BOLGERBOULGER b: 1821 in Carlow Co, Ireland
Married: 1839 in Warwick, Lambton, Ontario, Canada
Children:
1. Albert DONNELLY
2. Sarah D DONNELLY
3. TRIZISKI DONNELLY
4. female DONNELLY
5. Caroline DONNELLY b: 1846 in Ontario, Canada
6. Catherine M DONNELLY b: 1844 in Kertch, Plympton, Ontario, Canada
7. John C DONNELLY b: 27 Nov 1851 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
8. Edward Bolger DONNELLY b: Apr 1854 in Plympton, Ontario
1901 Census Lambton West Ontario
Donelly Edward Head Single May 1 1857 43
Donelly Albert P. Brother S Jan 14 1862 38
Donelly Sarah Sister S Oct 31 1852 48
Leeson Eleanor A. Sister Widow May 25 1847 53
Leeson Paul W. Nephew S May 8 1886 14
9. Eleanor A.DONNELLY b: 1857 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
NOTE: 1901 Census says birth is 1847
Spouse: M. A. LEESON
10. Thomas M DONNELLY b: 1860 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
1901 Lambton West Ontario Canada
Donnelly Thos. M. Head M Sep 26 1860 41
Donnelly Marg J Wife M Oct 7 1862 39
William Donnelly (171278874)
Suggested edit: The text states "... Donghail O'Neil, who died in 876, ..." should have "1876" instead. This error is in this text wherever it is used for a Donnelly in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery.
Contributor: Ron Spurr (47219472) • [email protected]
William B DONNELLY
Birth: 1813 in Ireland
Death: Bef 1901
Burial: Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Homestead Known as Donnelly's Corners
Owned Hotel then General Store in Plympton, Lambton Co, Ontario
DONNELLY William 58 Ireland RC Irish Agent 4 (G) 2 16 Sarnia, Town
Buried at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Donnelly is O'Donnghaile in Irish, from Donnghaile. The prefix "O"
denotes one who is the ancestor of Donnghaile. The word Donnghaile
translates to "Brown Valor" or "Brown-haired Warrior." This name was
given to someone who was dark and brave.
The Donnellys originally were a division of the clan Cineál Eoghain who
derive their descent from Donnghal the fourth in descent from Domhnall,
King of Aileach -- brother of Niall Glundubn and ancestor of the
O'Neills, the chief family of ancient Ireland.
An original ancestor was Donnghaile O'Neill, who died in 876, was himself
a descendant of Eoghain and ancestor of the royal house O'Neill.
Donnghaile O'Neill was seventeenth in descent from Niall of the Nine
Hostages, the fifth-century king who supposedly kidnapped St. Patrick to
Ireland.
Sources:
1. Obituary Wife Sarnia Observer
2. 1871 Census Ontario Canada
Spouse:
Eleanor BOLGERBOULGER b: 1821 in Carlow Co, Ireland
Married: 1839 in Warwick, Lambton, Ontario, Canada
Children:
1. Albert DONNELLY
2. Sarah D DONNELLY
3. TRIZISKI DONNELLY
4. female DONNELLY
5. Caroline DONNELLY b: 1846 in Ontario, Canada
6. Catherine M DONNELLY b: 1844 in Kertch, Plympton, Ontario, Canada
7. John C DONNELLY b: 27 Nov 1851 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
8. Edward Bolger DONNELLY b: Apr 1854 in Plympton, Ontario
1901 Census Lambton West Ontario
Donelly Edward Head Single May 1 1857 43
Donelly Albert P. Brother S Jan 14 1862 38
Donelly Sarah Sister S Oct 31 1852 48
Leeson Eleanor A. Sister Widow May 25 1847 53
Leeson Paul W. Nephew S May 8 1886 14
9. Eleanor A.DONNELLY b: 1857 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
NOTE: 1901 Census says birth is 1847
Spouse: M. A. LEESON
10. Thomas M DONNELLY b: 1860 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
1901 Lambton West Ontario Canada
Donnelly Thos. M. Head M Sep 26 1860 41
Donnelly Marg J Wife M Oct 7 1862 39
Suggested edit: The text states "... Donghail O'Neil, who died in 876, ..." should have "1876" instead. This error is in this text wherever it is used for a Donnelly in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery.
Contributor: Ron Spurr (47219472) • [email protected]
William B DONNELLY
Birth: 1813 in Ireland
Death: Bef 1901
Burial: Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Homestead Known as Donnelly's Corners
Owned Hotel then General Store in Plympton, Lambton Co, Ontario
DONNELLY William 58 Ireland RC Irish Agent 4 (G) 2 16 Sarnia, Town
Buried at Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Donnelly is O'Donnghaile in Irish, from Donnghaile. The prefix "O"
denotes one who is the ancestor of Donnghaile. The word Donnghaile
translates to "Brown Valor" or "Brown-haired Warrior." This name was
given to someone who was dark and brave.
The Donnellys originally were a division of the clan Cineál Eoghain who
derive their descent from Donnghal the fourth in descent from Domhnall,
King of Aileach -- brother of Niall Glundubn and ancestor of the
O'Neills, the chief family of ancient Ireland.
An original ancestor was Donnghaile O'Neill, who died in 876, was himself
a descendant of Eoghain and ancestor of the royal house O'Neill.
Donnghaile O'Neill was seventeenth in descent from Niall of the Nine
Hostages, the fifth-century king who supposedly kidnapped St. Patrick to
Ireland.
Sources:
1. Obituary Wife Sarnia Observer
2. 1871 Census Ontario Canada
Spouse:
Eleanor BOLGERBOULGER b: 1821 in Carlow Co, Ireland
Married: 1839 in Warwick, Lambton, Ontario, Canada
Children:
1. Albert DONNELLY
2. Sarah D DONNELLY
3. TRIZISKI DONNELLY
4. female DONNELLY
5. Caroline DONNELLY b: 1846 in Ontario, Canada
6. Catherine M DONNELLY b: 1844 in Kertch, Plympton, Ontario, Canada
7. John C DONNELLY b: 27 Nov 1851 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
8. Edward Bolger DONNELLY b: Apr 1854 in Plympton, Ontario
1901 Census Lambton West Ontario
Donelly Edward Head Single May 1 1857 43
Donelly Albert P. Brother S Jan 14 1862 38
Donelly Sarah Sister S Oct 31 1852 48
Leeson Eleanor A. Sister Widow May 25 1847 53
Leeson Paul W. Nephew S May 8 1886 14
9. Eleanor A.DONNELLY b: 1857 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
NOTE: 1901 Census says birth is 1847
Spouse: M. A. LEESON
10. Thomas M DONNELLY b: 1860 in Plympton, Ontario, Canada
1901 Lambton West Ontario Canada
Donnelly Thos. M. Head M Sep 26 1860 41
Donnelly Marg J Wife M Oct 7 1862 39
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