Child | Date | Parents |
Bridgett | Feb. 1, 1829 | Patrick and Mary (Sullivan) Malone |
Mary | Feb. 22, 1829 | John and Ellen (Moore) Malone |
James | Sep. 20, 1829 | William and Mary (Moore) Malone |
John | Jul. 12, 1835 | William and Mary (Moore) Malone |
Mary | Mar. 21, 1830 | Patrick and Catherine (O'Sullivan) Malone |
Lawerence | Apr. 18, 1830 | John and Catherine (Bryan) Malone |
Mary | Apr. 7, 1832 | Thomas and Johanna Malone |
Ellen | Oct. 21, 1835 | Thomas and Johanna Malone |
Johanna | Oct. 15, 1832 | Michael and Mary (Dunleavy) Malone |
Francis | Dec. 26, 1836 | Michael and Mary (Dunleavy) Malone |
James | Jan. 15, 1833 | John and Ellen (Murphy) Malone |
Johanna | Nov. 12, 1837 | John and Ellen (Murphy) Malone |
Ellen | Jun. 15, 1833 | Patrick and Elizabeth (Leahy) Malone |
Mary | Oct. 1, 1836 | Patrick and Elizabeth (Leahy) Malone |
Thomas | Jun. 16, 1833 | John and Mary (Brien) Malone |
Johanna | Jan. 19, 1834 | James and Elizabeth (Coholene) Malone |
John | May 31, 1834 | Patrick and Johanna (Sullivan) Malone |
John | Sep. 15, 1834 | Patrick and Elizabeth (Connor) Malone |
Bridgett | Feb. 26, 1837 | Patrick and Elizabeth (Connor) Malone |
James | Apr. 29, 1835 | John and Catherine (Brien) Malone |
Catherine | Feb. 26, 1836 | Patrick and Mary (O'Sullivan) Malone |
Nicholas | Sep. 8, 1836 | Michael and Mary (Kevans) Malone |
This is a list of births that were found in the books at St. Mary's church in Dingle and forwarded to me by Patrick Lynch the clerk at the church. Like the marriage records from Dingle these are probably relatives but they haven't been confirmed as such. There were 17 Malone familes in the Dingle/Ventry area prior to the Potato famine and at least 12 to 15 emigrated to the states or Canada. My family stayed on through the famine and a few others did also. I am told that all the Malone's were related to each other. If anyone recognizes the above names please give us an email. St. Mary's Church is located on Green St. in Dingle. |
Updated: Thursday, August 15, 2002 5:09 PM