I am wondering if this is my ancestor, though the dates aren't identical to what I was told. I was told my great great grandfather was Michael Kain, said to be born 1818. He had 3 sons who emigrated, one was my great grandfather. The story goes that the 3 boys argued on the ship and parted ways when they arrived. They each changed the spelling of their name, our branch became Kain. My great grandfather eventually moved to Wisconsin. I would love to verify whether this is the same "Kain." If anyone has info I would love to hear it!
References
Son: Terence Kane, born 1825 in Ireland; married Honorah Hewitt
Possible son: Peter Kane, born 1834 in County Cork, Ireland; married Hannah Riley
Possible son: James Kane, born 1840 in Ireland; married Mary Clancey
These three men emigrated to America and lived in Williamsport, Lycoming, Pennsylvania, United States
| Additional Information | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date of Birth | 1st Jan 1803 | |
| Place & Date of Baptism | 6 Jun 1803 • Newport, Tipperary, Ireland sponsors: Jacobus Maning and Joanna Mulloney | VIEW SOURCE |
| Father (First Name/s and Surname) | John Kane Latin: Joannis Kane | VIEW SOURCE |
| Mother (First Name/s and Maiden) | Anna Keily Latin: Annae Keily | VIEW SOURCE |
| Place of Death | Name: Michael Kane Estimated Birth Year abt 1804 Date of Registration 1889 - Oct-Nov-Dec[1889] Death Age 85 Registration district Nenagh Volume3Page363FHL Film Number101595 | VIEW SOURCE |
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Saturday 13th April 2019 02:50PM
