I believe that Dooling & Dowling are alternate spellings of the same name. Other times I have seen the name listed as Doolin, Dolin, Dolan & Dooley. Here is what I believe about my Dooling/Dowling ancestors. I apologize for it being so long.
Patrick
Dooling (b Bet. 1755 - 1785) and Ally Burke (b Bet. 1765 - 1785) had a James (b Dec 3, 1806 in Urlingford Parish, Co
Kilkenny; d 30 Aug 1888 at Minersville, Schuylkill, Co, PA).
I
believe that James Dooling (1806) moved to Farnans, Arles Parish, Laois. The Arles Parish, Killaban, Laois RC records
I found indicated:
James
Dowling (b 1806) married Eliza McDonald (b 1810; d Aft 1890 in PA) on Feb 18,
1838 in Arles Parish with Thos Nowlan and Judy Keating as witnesses (townland
not noted).
James
(1806) & Elizabeth (1810) had the following children:
::Patt
was born to Jas Dowling and Betty McDonald on Nov 30, 1838 with Jas Dowling and
Anne McDonald as sponsors; townland Farnans
::Mary
was born to James Dowling and Betty McDonald on Mar 14, 1840 with Thos Nolan
and Beigt McDonald as sponsors; no townland.
::Bridget
was born to James Doolin and Betty McDonald on Oct 25, 1841 with James Deegan
and Biddy Foley as sponsors; no townland
::James
was born to James Dowling and Betty McDonald on Jan 1, 1844 with Mick Brophy
and Mar Foley as sponsors; no townland
::Martin
was born to Jas Dowling and Betty McDonald on Jan 28, 1848 with ? McDonald and
Mary Murphy as sponsors; townland Farnans
James
(b Dec 3, 1806 in Urlingford Parish, Co Kilkenny) and Eliza/Betty nee
McDonald/McDonnell Dowling/Doolin (b abt 1810) emigrated to Minersville,
Schuylkill County, PA around 1850 with 4 of their five children (Patt (b1838),
Mary (1840), Bridget (b1841) and James (b 1844) - unable to find Martin (b1848)
in the US).
I
found these records in at Mike Brennans website:
http://freepages.family.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~mjbrennan/Records_Index.htm
By
1865 the familly name Dooling started to appear in records for the
Dowling/Doolin/Dolan/Dolin/Dooley/Dooling family.
The
two sons of James (b 1806) and Elizabeth McDonald (b 1810): James (b 1844; d 27
Feb 1901 at 2528 Parrish St., Phila., PA) and Patrick (b:1838; d: 26 Jun 1904
in Philadelphia or Minersville) moved to Philadelphia.
James
Dooling (1844) married a Margaret Haughney (b 01 Aug 1852 at Clonbrook
Townland, Doonane Parish, Queens County - Doonane parish borders Mayo and Arles
parishes) on 07 Sep 1873 at Assumption BVM Church, Philadephia, PA. Patrick (b
1838) never married to my knowledge.
Margaret
Haughney (b 1852; d 18 Mar 1934 at Ridley Township, PA) was the daughter of
Michael Haughney (b 1820 in Ireland; d Bef. 01 Jun 1880 probably in
Philadelphia, PA) and Ellen Whalen/Phalen (b 29 Jul 1817 Newtown, Queens
County, Ireland; d Sep 1882 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). Newtown is in the border area of Arles, Mayo
and Doonane parish in Laois.
Michael
Haughney (1820) was the son of John Haughney (b 1798 in Clonbrock; d 05 Feb
1880 in Pensylvania). John Haughney
spouse is unknown. However, he had
several children:
::
John Haughney (b 1815 in Clonbrock, Doonane Parish, Queens County) who married
Margaret Muldowney (b 1820 in Ireland). John (1815) & Margaret Muldowney
(1820) emigrated to Schuylkill Co, PA). Their son, John Haughney (b 02 Sep 1848
at Doonane Parish, Queens County; d Bet. 1880 – 1919 in PA) also emigrated to
Schuykill, Co; m: Bridget Kehoe (b 1853 at Mahanoy City, Schuylkill Co, PA; d
1889 at Mahanoy City) who was the sister of Black Jack Kehoe (of Molly Maguires
fame).
::
Edward Haughney (b 1820 in Ireland; d abt 1865 at Silver Creek, Blythe,
Schuylkill Co, PA) who married Mary Rockford (b 1830 in Ireland); emigrated to
Schuylkill Co, PA.
::
Thomas Haughney (b 1830 in Clonbrock, Doonane Parish Queens county) who married
Bridget Maley (b 1841 in Ireland); emigrated to Schuylkill Co, PA.
::
Dennis Haughney (b Feb 1835 in Ireland) who married an Ellen (maiden name
unknown) (b May 1840 in Ireland);
::
James Haughney (b 1837 in Ireland; d Nov 1880 in Mahanoy City, Schuylkill, PA)
who married Catherine Dunn (b June 1840 in PA; d Btw 1900-1906 probably in PA;.
emigrated to Schuylkill Co, PA)
Ellen
Whalen/Phalen (b 1817) was the child of Daniel Phelan (b Bet. 1750 - 1781) and
Margaret Dowling (b Bet. 1760 - 1781).
Regarding
the two daughters of James Dooling (1844) & Margaret Haughney (1852):
Bridget Dooling (b 1841) married a John Tucker and died on 24 Sep 1893 in
Minersville without children and Mary Dooling (1840) never married and ended up
a ward of Little Sisters of the Poor in Philadelphia and died 23 Feb 1919.
I
found two other families in the Minersville area that MIGHT be related to the
above:
According
to a grave stone in St Vincent's cemetery in Minersville: Bridget Dooling was
born in 1799 in the Parish of Mayo, Queens County (which borders Arles parish
and the townland of Farnans). She died
on 21 Nov 1859. She had three sons,
Laurence, Edward and John (who put up the gravestone). Also buried in that plot was a Mrs Ellen
Brennan who died Feb 11, 1914. I don't know the relationship between Ellen and
the Dooling family. I don't know the
relationship of Bridget Dooling to my Doolings.
Also,
according to a biography of Schulykill families: John Dooling was born in 1838
in Queens Co and he died 23 Jun 1911 at Ashland, Butler Township,
Pennsylvania. He lived in Minersville at
the same time as James Dooling (1806) and Elizabeth McDonald Dooling (1810) AND
Bridget Dooling (1759).
John
Dooling (b1838) could have been the John who was a son of Bridget Dooling
(1799-1859)) and maybe a nephew of James Dooling (b 1806).
John
Dooling (b 1838) married a Catherine Delaney who was born in 1846 at Heckscherville,
Cass Township, Schuylkill County, PA and she died in 1936 at Ashland, Butler
Township, PA. In occupational tax
records in Schuylkill Co John Dolen/Dolan/Dooling was first listed as tailor
and later a hotelier.
As
you can see, I have loads of Laois connections.
If any of the people or families sound familiar, I would like to hear
about them. Of course, I would be happy
to share any details and sources I have.
jay dooling (b 1945; d not yet)
James b 1844 Jan 1 sponsor mick Brophy. Mick may be my gg grandfather from clonbrock. Do you have any more info. He had son John b about 1847-50. Mick married Elizabeth Keating. John and his wife and family moved to Scotland between 1896-1900. Anna
ReplyDeleteJames b 1844 Jan 1 sponsor mick Brophy. Mick may be my gg grandfather from clonbrock. Do you have any more info. He had son John b about 1847-50. Mick married Elizabeth Keating. John and his wife and family moved to Scotland between 1896-1900. Anna
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