- Re: Where does Keel come from. - Genealogy. com
The name Keel seems to have originated indepedently in Switzerland, Germany and Ireland The Irish line (mine) is rather rare and comes from a small area near Tipperary It dates back to the templmore area in the 13th century and was derived from the old Irish Celtic word "Catu-uales" meaning powerful in battle The name was later called Caihl, Cayhil and Cahill Christian missionaires
- Flaherty of Shanahill, Keel, C - Genealogy. com
Flaherty of Shanahill, Keel, Castlemaine, Co Kerry, Ireland By Mary Leinenbach September 20, 2007 at 05:19:42 Looking for relatives or connections to my 2nd Great-grandmother Margaret Flaherty who married 16 Feb 1821 in Keel, Castlemaine, Co Kerry, Ireland, John Cormack O'Brien of Shanahill, Keel, Castlemaine, the witnesses at their marriage were Eugene, John and Daniel Flaherty, an Ellen
- Hansel Keel and family - Genealogy. com
9) Jasper Keel was my gg grandfather If you will, please email me your famliy tree from your grandparents on down I am not asking for here for personal info on living people Thanks Bea,hope this helps Any info on Hansel or his parents will be appreciated
- Chester KLEE in Attleborough, - Genealogy. com
By Alice Keel Crim February 12, 2002 at 12:38:13 I am looking for a Chester or Christian KLEE,
- Re: KEEL Chickasaw or Choctaw - Genealogy. com
Hi Sandy, The information that I have may not be very helpful to you There are no Sanders or Johnson Keel in my direct line, though they could very well be related My great-great grandfather was Cah-non-tomby He traveled from Mississippi to Oklahoma via the Trail of Tears Our family has been told that Cah-non-tomby was given promised land in Mississippi before being removed I am trying to
- Eloise-T-Sakmar - User Trees - Genealogy. com
Family Tree Maker user home page for Eloise-T-Sakmar
- Pa Misc. Notes Gallagher, Faus - Genealogy. com
He built a keel boat, loaded with his worldly possessions, attached the same to a raft and floated down the Ohio River from Pittsburgh, Pa , to Louisville, Ky , where he found that further progress was impossible on account of the river being blocked with ice
- Maynor ~ Sampson Duplin Coun - Genealogy. com
Ex brother Nathaniel Keel Wit Job Brookes, William (x) Mainner #351 Owen O'Daniel 12 March 1735 6OMay Ct 1736 (before Jno Wyuunns)of Creaven Precinct "Weak in body" Father-in-law Richard Fryer - 150 acres Ex wife Elizabeth, James Roberts, Luis Fryer, Michl Russell Wit Wm Kennedy, Francis Hobson, Robert Anderson Abstracts Sampson Duplin
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