Magee Family

Elizabeth:

Hello again!

Roots Ireland has 11 Mary Magee/McGee who were baptized from 1832-1838 in Co. Armagh.You would need to have her parents names to determine if one of these records was for your ancestor. Do you have a death record which might have this information?

Roger McDonnell

Hello again Roger, thank you for answering another one of my questions, Mary Ann Magee's father was James Magee on her death certificate. Mothers name Unknown?

i have her weding certificate, her father is John Magee he is a farmer. her mother is Ann i just cantmake out her last name, but i will try i think it ends in i c and it looks like a B to start it. does that help me? and it looks like 7 letters?

Elizabeth:

There were no John and Ann parent combinations but there were two James and Ann combinations. (see transcriptions below).

Roger

Name:Mary Ann McGeeDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:03-May-1835Address:Not RecordedParish/District:ARMAGHGender:FemaleCountyARMAGH
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Father:James McGeeMother:Anne HughesOccupation:
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:Edward McMahonSponsor 2 /
Informant 2:Anne McGee

Name:Mary McGeeDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:04-Mar-1838Address:
Parish/District:BALLYMOREGender:UnknownCountyARMAGH
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Father:James McGeeMother:Ann TegartOccupation:
Sponsor 1 /
Informant 1:Patk McGeeSponsor 2 /
Informant 2:Alice Tegart

Roger, I just looked on ancestry which I am not a paying member at the moment and there are many people with her spelling as McGee and it is written that she was from Galway? Surely they wouldn't get those things wrong on the marriage certificate? I understand things get lost in the translation?

I just googled Galway and there is quite a difference from Amargh?

This is a really old post, but i have info on a Mary Magee from Armagh.  She shows up on a baptism record from my family in Tallanstown, County of Louth, Archdioses of Armagh.  Bottom right of the attachment.  Do you have a connection to a Mullen through your research?

Brady