Pat Snyder <lbipatal
@aol.com>
|
27 August 2024 at 17:49:26 BST
Subject: Rob Snyder
So
happy to see Rob’s story added to our family history.
❤️👍 |
|
Ann Lerro [annlerro @ comcast.net] |
Fri
28/04/2023 01:40
Such
an adorable little boy. (It’s
A Boy For Kevin and Chelsea Tinneny)
|
|
Eileen Stolte [eijohns @ comcast.net] |
Thanks for keeping us together!
Eileen Stolte |
|
Edith
edithtowler @ hotmail.com |
Wed 18/01/2023 12:15 Amy:
Congratulations -
Proud family x
|
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TOM MCCOLGAN
thomasmccolgan @ yahoo.com |
Tuesday, January 17, 2023, 10:05:56 AM EST
Congratulations Amy
Thanks for sharing all of these interesting facts about our family.
We’ve been to Auckland and now we know we have a distant relative
there.
❤
Jane
|
Ann Lerro
[annlerro
@ comcast.net]
|
Sat 14/01/2023 21:59
Hi
Richard. Happy New Year. Hope 2023 is a wonderful year for you and
your family. Also, how wonderful for Sadie. Is she the first in the
Tinneny Family to attend medical school? Congratulations to Charity
and family.
|
|
Ann Lerro [annlerro @
comcast.net] |
Fri 03/06/2022 00:21
Hi Rich. Thanks for all the wonderful pictures and
information you’ve provided to our family. It’s so interesting to
discover how diverse we are and the how many different countries we
call home.
Please continue to share our history. Thanks to you and Lucy for all
the time and effort you’ve put into this never-ending project.
Enjoy. Ann Haughey Lerro
|
|
Kerri Celaya [knorton15 @ gmail.com] |
Fri 25/06/2021 19:06
I recently have been
exploring my family’s ancestry, and thank you SO much for the
wonderful information on this site! My great grandparents were
Frank Tinneny (then Tierney) and Kate Reilly.
|
|
Sean Reilly
seanreilly 2 @ eircom.net |
17 April 2020 21:43
Hello Rich and Lucy. When John Michael grows up he
will be so proud of you for preserving his family ancestry. Well
done. Sean Killarney Cuckooning here as they call it. Hope all of
the family is safe in these strange times.
|
|
Sharon [sbpaoli @ comcast.net] |
Tue 10/09/2019 15:02
Thank you Rich for all your hard work!
It’s a great site! It would
be fun to list all dependents and their location so people traveling
can meet to visit. Thanks again, Sharon (West Chester, Pa)
|
|
Lisa Dascenzo [lisada58@gmail.com] |
Mon 12/08/2019 14:00 Just
wanted to say thanks to Richard and Lucy for this beautiful website!
I am the daughter of Daniel (Tinneny) Klebes . Awesomely impressed
with this site and this family!
|
|
Sean Reilly <seanreillyradiokerry
@ gmail.com>
|
June
29, 2019 at 1:59:52 PM EDT
Hello Rich, Sean Reilly here in
Killarney Co Kerry Ireland.
Saw your posting for the late
Eileen Tinneny RIP She had the same facial features as Alice Tinneny
Goladuff (Big Alice) Brought back a memory. May they both Rest In
Peace. Regards Sean Reilly
|
|
Lee Tinneny [ltinneny @ao l.com] |
Thu 28/03/2019 05:28
Thanks for the great
article about Chris. We are so very proud of him. Rich, you and
Lucy are a great team keeping the site going! Thanks a million!
|
|
Richard Aldinger [famdinger @ aol.com]
|
27 March 2019 19:10
Rich :
Congratulations! Well Done . Best to Chris and entire family. /
Dick
|
|
Andrew
Toland [andrew.toland @ yahoo.co.uk]
|
Sent: 26
March 2019 19:10
HI Richard , GOT YOUR MESSAGE AND REALISE YOUR TINNENEY
WEB SIGHT IS IN CREASING AND IT IS GREAT TO BE A MEMBER
ALONG WITH MY FATHER MOTHER AND OTHER MEMBERS OF OUR
FAMILY.BEST WISHES TO ALL AND KEEP WELL.Andrew.TOLAND.
|
|
Barbara Kopecki [barbara_kopecki_ @ gmail.com] |
On Oct 6, 2018, at 10:23 AM,
Awesome deer! Congratulations To
Kevin! |
| Lesley Toland [ltoland93 @ gmail.com) |
15 January 2016 19:21
Re: The Tinneny Family
History Site
Thank you Rich
Feeling quite emotional it's like reading a
saga book
You have left all the younger ones with such
a lovely legacy
Lesley x
|
CAROLINE POON [cotp888 @ icloud.com]
|
06 July 2015 08:41
To Tammy from Joe
KentReal sorry
to see Lisa passed away. I just found out
about 2 months ago. Your
family has been so dear to me.I'll always miss
John,where's Joe? |
|
Michele Johnston
(michele.johnston2 @ gmail.com) |
Coming to Ireland - I come to the site to become
more familiar with the family in Ireland. We
would like to see the home site and meet family
but will only be near Goladuff for a few hours.
I look forward to hearing from anyone interested
in meeting.
|
Kathy at Midlands Perion Endo Center [kathy @ drdonaldhogan.com]
|
09 January 2014 17:37
Way to go Patrick Tinneny!!! |
| Anna Tinneny [annatinneny @ gmail.com] |
Sun 11/08/2013 03:01
I love
looking at the website and keeping up with relatives both familiar and
ones I've yet to meet and learning more about my family history! I'm
Anna Sophie Tinneny, great great great granddaughter of Yankee Pat,
great niece of Rich, the founder of the site. I hope one day I can
connect with Tinnenys I haven't met yet! If any relatives are visiting
the Philadelphia area I'd love to get aquatinted!
You can email me at Annatinneny@gmail.com
Byee:) Anna Sophie |
|
Phillip Tinneny
6316711987 @ yrmobl.com
mailto:6316711987 @ yrmobl.com |
19 July 2013 05:00
Phillip tinneny in brookln n.Y sez's
hi ! Nd god bless you all !! |
Sandra Munroe [munroes @ midlandstech.edu]
27 February 2013 19:03
|
And the Tinneny’s continue to
flourish…
Thanks for sharing.
Sandra |
| Evelyn Woods (evelyn.woods @ bastyr.edu.)
February 06, 2013 9:25 PM |
I am the granddaughter of Eileen Woods
(nee O'Sullivan) who was sister to Mary Tinneny (nee
O'Sullivan), Kitty Lehane (nee O'Sullivan) and Frances
O'Sullivan.
My family is still in contact with my
grandfather's side of the family, but none of us know
much on my grandmother's side, which is where the loose
connection to Tinneny comes in.
|
| Katie Beavon
[katie434 @ hotmail.co.uk] Tue 28/02/2012 00:20 |
Hello,
I am the great granddaughter of Katherine Tinneny. (daughter of Mary
Tinneny of Goladuff) My nana was Bridget Toland whom sadly passed away
on 26th December 2011.
Bridget was the sister of Andy and Sheila (Sarah) Toland. My grandmother
Bridget had 3 children with Lesley Price. They were Ann, Chris and Marie. I am the daughter of
Marie.
We would love to hear from any family wanting to get in touch. My email
is katie434@hotmail.co.uk the website is fascinating and well done.
Kate Beavon
|
Andy Toland <jet787 @ hotmail.com>
|
My name is Andrew
Toland and I'm the grandson of Mary Tinneny of Goladuff. I live in
the town of Lurgan, Co.
Armagh, Northern Ireland. I would
like to complement Richard Tinneny and Lucy Sherwood for their
great effort and expertise in compiling such a wealth of information
on the Tinneny Family History web site. They have gathered our
family history from bygone days through the present and saved it to
share and pass down to future generations as well as the current
generations of Tinnenys around the world. Well done Richard and
Lucy.
|
| Lee Toland <leetoland 77 @
yahoo.com> 18 July 2011 18:18 |
|
Hi Rich & Lucy
Great website I have
been looking at it for the first time today.
My mother Lesley said
she will send some pics of our family & info.
I`m Lee Toland
Grandson of Michael Toland ( who sadly pass away last
week) is the son of James Toland and Katherine Murray and
the grandson of Mary Tinneny of Goladuff and Derrykenny,
Newtownbutler, Northern Ireland.
kind regards
Lee Toland (Manchester England) |
|
| georgetinneny1995 @ yahoo.com
Friday, January 21, 2011 11:24 PM |
Hello, this is George Tinneny, the son of Vincent
Tinneny. I also have an elder sister and younger brother, Emma
and Jack Tinneny.
I have just found this Tinneny website and am amazed at how big
our family tree is, never knew that there were this many
Tinneny's :)
[Note: George is the great grandson of Robert
Tinneny and Elizabeth Murphy of the townland of Killahurk,
Currigallen, Co. Leitrem, Ireland. Prior to that his line came
from Goladuff, Newtownbutler, County Fermanagh Northern Ireland.
George's grandfather Robert Tinneny was a famous champion
footballer on the County Leitrem football team.
Rich Tinneny.
|
| Donna Persico <rdadam @ aol.com> 09
November 2010 00:21 |
This site NEVER CEASES to AMAZE
me. Rich and Lucy your baby has grown into a world wide family.
Thanks for all of your efforts. |
| Anne Laukaitis <annelaukaitis1
@ carolina.rr.com> 07 June 2010 17:05 |
My name is Anne Spence Laukaitis. My father, John
Spence, who was born in 1910, was a cousin of Jim Tinnenny. I think
Gertrude Spence Tinnenny was probably my Grandfather Spence's
sister. My sister and I were delighted to find this website and
learn about the Tinnenny family and even a little bit about the
Spence's.
|
| LTinneny <ltinneny @ aol.com> 26 November 2009 04:18 |
Subject: Betty Tinneny
I was saddened to recently learn
of Betty's passing. When we would visit with her she was always a
wonderful hostess. We had many happy laughs and good times on those
visits. On our last visit, July 1, 2009, Richard, Susanna Tinneny (Belturbet) and
myself sat for a while and we shared Tinneny memories. We also went
to see Patrick's family where we were welcomed by Bernie, his wife,
daughters and son, Conner. Patrick arrived sometime later. All were
so kind and hospitable. We returned Betty to her home and as we
got in the car to leave, Betty smiled and waved as she said to
come again soon. I'll miss our visits with Betty. My deepest
condolences to all of Betty's family.
Most sincerely,
Lee Tinneny Columbia, SC,
USA |
From: Jennifer
Hadfield
Sent: Wednesday, November 25, 2009 5:10 PM
|
I work with Roz
(Rosalyn Tinneny) and we have been talking about her family tree
and this website, so have come on to have a look. Very
interesting!
Jennifer Hadfield, London
|
Doris Daly
doris.daly @ gmail.com
|
Re: Mary Tinneny
Hall of Killahurk, Carrigallen, Co. Leitrem Ireland and London.
I have just found the Tinneny site by a chance checking of my
name on the net.......I was Mary Tinneny's friend. I was also
her Tutor at The City & Islington College where she wrote up her
reminiscences, now published by the College in "Our Story". I
too have lived here, as Mary did, in Islington most of my
life and like Mary, I was born and bred in Co Leitrim. Both Mary
and I had many friends in common especialy Lord Kilbracken the
only English Peer domiciled in Ireland, a stone's throw from
where Mary grew up. I am also friends with the Bember family.
This is why I was asked to read the euology at Mary's funeral. I
am a retired Nursing Officer who works exclusively with the
elderly Irish in North London (see www. WK College.) Mary
Tinneny was a one off who had on one hand a charmed life and on
the other hand had the slings of outrageous fortune to overcome.
We were both exiles who survived it all. Ar deish De go raibh a
nanam dhilis.
Doris Daly
WK College London WC1
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|
hh73050 @ aol.com
|
01 April 2009 19:53
I visited your site AGAIN today, never tire of it Rich ! It is a
work of art, a testimony to your family. I know that the ancestors
are smiling upon you, probably saying to others in heaven "That's
my boy !!"...Take care,
|
|
Anna Sophie Tinneny
hmcarron @ aol.com |
11 March 2009 23:56
Good job Uncle Rich and
Lucy.
I love learning about the family. Since I will be making my
First Communion in May, I will send you photos. Hello Tinnenys
world wide!
Anna Sophie Tinneny (Daughter of Brian Patrick Tinneny, Great Great
Great Granddaughter of Yankee Pat) |
| peter brember
peter_brember @ yahoo.com.au |
18 December 2008 11:49
Hi to my distant relatives from
down under,
My name is Peter Brember, born
in Sydney Australia 1963. named after my grandfather (killed
during the war), his widow, Ann, emigrated here with her two
boys, Graham and David.
David (my father) died 1974. My
grandmother Ann, never remarried, as in her eyes, none could
replace Peter, whom she loved completely to her last days.
Being named after Peter, my
grandmother intrigued me with her stories about him, and I
have often wondered what he was really like.
I have never been to Europe,
but have plans to go next year.
Would love to hear from any of
my relatives and am particularly interested in meeting Peter
Brember (my second cousin) or my great uncle Hugh (should it
be possible).
I look forward to hearing from
you. |
|
| NICHOLAS CUDBY
nicholas.cudby @ btinternet.com |
14 September 2008 21:52
Hi to all our Clan
My mane is Muriel Tinnany from Helensburgh, Scotland, the
Granddaughter of Patrick Tinnany who, when he came over from
Belturbet Ireland as a young man somehow changed his name from
Tinneny to Tinnany.
I only have limited information about our family and my husband
Nick and I are travelling back to Belturbet on 20th September
and look forward to
spending a few days there to "research the family roots".
Hopefully there will be some folk still staying in the area who
can give me some insight to our family history.
Any help from anyone would be most welcome.
Good luck and Good fortune to all
|
|
Emma Gerrard
egerrard @ rgb.co.uk |
8/12/2008 8:40:25
am
My name is Emma Gerrard and I am the
great grand daughter of Katherine Murray (the daughter of Mary
Tinneny of Goladuff). Katherine had a daughter Sheila (Sarah)
and Sheila had Maura. Maura then had me and here I am writing to you
now. I was at a Toland christening over the weekend and I got
talking with my Great Uncle Andy Toland (son of Katherine also) and
he told me about the web site. I was in the Royal Navy for nine
years and have recently left to have a baby. I now have a daughter
called Blossom Gerrard who I guess is sixth generation from Mary
Tinneny. Well I thought that I would introduce myself and I hope to
hear from you soon. It’s really interesting to be in contact with
new family descendants. |
| Ethel Lassie (CCAF)
ethel.lassie @ maxwell.af.mil; |
05 February 2008 21:35
I have been trying to
locate you Chief to invite you my to retirement ceremony. I
havent’t gotten everything together yet, but as soon as I do I will
contact you. This is a wonderful web site.
I
couldn’t have found you otherwise.
Thanks for everything that you did for me at CCAF!!
Ethel |
| Lee Tinneny
ltinneny @ aol.com |
June 08, 2007 17:20
Hooray!!!
Five years later and the new additions you have made are so excellent.
I know others will be so pleased to simply click and read the details of
their 'long ago' family members.
As usual Lucy and Rich, you have made this site something for which you
can be proud. Also, you two have made such a lasting contribution for
Tinnenys here and now and Tinnenys to come. Bravo!!!
Lee, wife of Rich and cousin to Lucy!
|
| Tammy Botte
tam1620 @ aol.com |
22 March 2007 21:26
Hi. My name is Tammy Ann Botte. I am the
daughter of Catherine Tinneny and Vincent Ciccarelli. She was the
daughter of Phillip Tinneny. Phillip and his wife Mary had eight
children-- Robert (Bobby), Catherine (Sisty), Philip (Vicky),
Elizabeth, Daniel, Mary, Tommy and Alice. My mom passed on in 2002
and Robert and Vicky have passed on. I never met my grandfather
since he died at a young age, but my mom and her siblings always
shared fun stories of him and their childhood. I've always been told
he was a very active man--always walking-- and always kept a keen
eye on his children. I'm sure my uncles and aunts could tell more
detailed stories.
I have two children, Tyler and Hayley, ages 14 and 12 respectively.
My son loves sports and my daughter loves the arts-- dance, music,
drama. I went back to school to get my Masters in Education/Special
Education a few years ago. I currently work in a local elementary
school and love working with children. My uncles and aunts were
always around when I was little. And being as both parents came from
a family of eight we always had a house full of company. The Tinneny
side was the fun side-- mischievous and somewhat devilish sense of
humor. My uncles and aunts loved children and always played with us
and played jokes on us, no matter what their age. If you couldn't
take a joke, they'd just joke with you more. They're still the same
to this day.
Well, heard about this website a while ago and with being so busy
never looked into it. Admittedly, I was also a little skeptical. My
aunt convinced me the other day to look into it. I haven't had the
chance to look at or read everything, but look forward to learning a
little more about my mom's side of the family. Perhaps, one day
there will be a Tinneny reunion.
Regards to all of the Tinneny's out there.
|
| Pauline Mundt
pauline.mundt @ sympatico.ca |
02 January 2007 03:51
Hello Rich,I appreciate your website. I am the greatgranddaughter
of James Murray and Margaret Gibney. They were in Mullyduff (one
mile from Newtownbutler) in the 1911 Census of Ireland. I don't know
where they were for the 1901 Census but maybe in Newtownbutler. I am
going to Newtownbutler in February and I hope to get some
information from St. Mary's Church and graveyard. I know from your
website that there are some Murrays still in the area. Maybe I will
meet some of them. I know that we have corresponded before but I
really haven't been able to get very far on my research. Let's hope
that all changes next month.
Pauline Mundt, Canada |
| Kimberley Tinneny
|
31 May 2006 18:07
My name is Kimberley Tinneny
and I'm from Surrey in England. It was great to find out a
little bit more about my family history as I don't know anything
about that side of my family. I'm trying to find my dad Robert
Tinneny who last thing I knew was living in London. If anyone
could possibly help then please contact me at
kimberley.tinneny@ntlworld.com thanks, and once again thanks
for such a great web site |
| Thomas Smith
tajsmith @ beeb.net |
25 March 2006 22:06
Tympany in
England
Just come across your website. What a lot of work! I
would love to feel I belonged. My great great great grandmother was
Ann Tympany (also known as Tinpennay) who married Christopher
Fothergill. They came from Over Kellet, a village just north of
Lancaster, England. I think her parents were Ann and John. Can
anyone help me to "fit in"? |
|
mfitzp2519 @ aol.com
|
24 March 2006 10:57
Hello folks. Dick and Mary from Ireland here. Best
wishes to all the Tinneny connections in South Carolina. Everyone is
well. Hope to see you in the summer. Dick
and Mary |
|
christinar043 @ aol.com
|
17 March 2006 23:42
Excellent website
amazing. I am from ntb and think you have done a great job.
|
|
gerrycastellano1 @ aol.com
|
29 January 2006 21:38
Wow....who knew? I am the grand daughter
of Katherine Murray. Andy Toland, my mum's brother (Sheila Reilly),
gave me your web address. And, my brother Joseph Reilly just called
me to make sure I had looked at the site. We are very excited to
hear that we have many relatives who are also interested in their
heritage.
My dad's name was William Reilly from County Cavan. My mum, Sarah
Toland was from Newtown Butler. My parents met in Manchester,
England. I have a brother Joseph Reilly and Sister Maura Reilly. I
moved to New York in 1986 with my cousin Veronica Donaghue, daughter
of Vera Donaghue (formally Toland - Andy's sister). I married Phil
Castellano, (a native New Yorker) in 1992. I have 2 children Philip
(8) and Kiera (5). We currently reside in Brooklyn, New York.
I had the pleasure of visiting my Great Aunt Mary Murray who lives
in the house that granny Katy Murray was born in that her brother
inherited (Aunt Mary married Katy's brother).
Your site is fabulous. I truly am looking forward to sharing some
stories.
Sincerely, Gerry Castellano |
|
munroes @ midlandstech.edu |
03 January 2006 13:37
Great website!
Sandra
Munroe.
|
|
jtinneny2000 @ yahoo.com |
Tue, Dec 27, 2005 20:16
Just
happened on to your web site while at my father-in-laws for
Christmas. Nice work! Can't wait to read more. My grandfather
was from Philly and I was born there.
Sincerely, John F.
Tinneny Jr |
|
estolte @ amre.com |
November 18, 2005 4:42 PM
RE: The Tinneny Family History Site
Update Notice Nov 18, 2005
Great
pictures!!!
Boy, Shirley was brave! I am not afraid to fly the
commercial airplanes but those small ones are a different story!
Eileen J.
Stolte
|
|
mommomsal @ comcast.net |
22 August 2005 02:00
Richard you did a great job on
the website. I really enjoyed
reading it. I am sally kingston
daughter of Isabella and Joseph kemp my mother is a McColgan .
|
|
estolte @ amre.com |
12 August 2005 18:36
Richard, you did a wonderful job on the website. I was
so excited to read the family history. I am going to Belturbet, Ireland
this Thursday and hope to meet up with some of the Tinneny's. My
grandfather was the Francis Tierney (Tinneny) who came to New York in
1912 with my grandmother, Catherine Reilly. We all grew up as
Tierney's as you mentioned in Chapter One.
Eileen Tierney Stolte
|
|
grandmomnumber1 @ aol.com
|
July 28, 2005 21:51
Richard, you have done
a great job on this. I know so many in the family and Ienjoy it very
much. Keep up the great work!!!!!!!!
Marilyn Kottler
|
|
twomeow @ aol.com
|
July 17, 2005 20:16
Greetings Rich. I love your website for your Tinneny family history &
research. I found your Homeplace section wonderful and heartfelt. The
pictures brought me happy tears as you could see the remains of the
Homeplace. I can only imagine someday that I may do the same. - Happy
Days... Geri Neumann
|
|
james @ mcconnell7087.freeserve.co.uk |
May 10, 2005 00:43
Well Done - It reminds me of a
visit by the Quaile family to their homestead in Carrowmaculla in
the other end of the parish.
All the best, Jim McConnell. |
|
hh73050 @ aol.com
|
07 May
2005 23:44
I noticed your site on the Fermanagh
Gold site, took a look and was delighted to see the tribute you pay
to your ancestors. It is obvious that much time and love has gone
into the creation of your site and I am sure that Irish Eyes long
closed are smiling at you. My daughter has developed a site for our
family {Dillon/Sheridan}. The Dillon branch of the family we also
believe to have been from Co.Fermanagh, possibly Cavan. I am sending
your a link to our site, perhaps you would like to take a look.
www.gerisgenes.com
Wishing you the best in your endeavors to create a family
heritage that will live on forever.
|
| John McEneaney
|
24 March 2005 15:50
Hi,
If it wasn't for the T -----
you'd be an Inneny.
McNeney & O Neny names also
from that area.
ALL THE BEST
|
| Bailer Chase Tinneny |
08 March 2005 01:21
Hey...it's Bailer....it's
a great site :)! I am the great-great grandson of Yankee Pat
Tinneny of Goladuff and the grandson of Donald Tinneny of
Philadelphia.
I just saw all the land
over in Goladuff....pretty cool, guys!
|
| Jackie Hanna
jackieghanna @ hotmail.com |
01 January 2005 00:57
Hi Lucy.
My Dad was a Murray from Newetownbutler. I understand that you had some
correspondence with my cousin's girl, Pauliner Munds. My father was the
son of James and Margaret Murray (gibney) They lived in Newtownbutler
and had a passel of kids. My dad's name was Joseph Kevin Murray. I
think they moved to Belfast when my dad was young . Are you any
relation? Any info. would be appreciated.
Regards Jackie Hanna (Murray)
|
| Bridget Tinneny
jstbrig @ yahoo.com
|
July 14 2004 23:26
Hey Rich, Lee, Lucy...the site looks great! It
gets better everytime I stop by! Keep up the great work!
P.S.-Thanks for adding the picture of Bailer's
communion...it looks great :) !!!
Bridget Tinneny, Daughter of Donald F. Tinneny of Phila., PA
|
| Don Lehane
donlehane @ ireland.com
|
15 April 2004 15:19
Hello Rich,
Excellent site - keep it up. I am a nephew of Mary
(Molly) Tinneny nee O'Sullivan and am very anxious to make contact with
members of her family to complete a family tree I am completing on the
O'Sullivan, Lehane and related families. Hopefully you or some of your
site visitors can help. Mary O' Sullivan married Philip Tinneny in New
York in the 1930's or 40's (photo of wedding on your web site). Mary
O'Sullivan (sister of my mother Kathleen Lehane nee O'Sullivan) was born
in 1908 Fountainstown, Co Cork and emigrated to the US in the 1930's
where she married Philip Tinneny born 1908, son of Robert &
Elizabeth Tineny of Killahurk, Co Leitrim. Mary Tinneny died in 1983 and
Philip Tinneny died in 1964. We have lost touch with the family in the
intervening years since the deaths of Mary Tinneny and my mother
Kathleen Lehane and would appreciate contact from immediate family or
grandchildren - I am aware that Danny Tinneny was a son of Mary &
Philip Tinneny but unsure of names of other children.
Regards
Don Lehane, Dublin, Ireland
|
| Permelia Luongo
luongop @ midlandstech.edu
|
26 March 2004 18:55
Keep up the great work , Mr. T !!! Its
exciting to know someone who takes so much pride in their family history!!
I'm still looking to adopt that Irish baby !!! Let me know
if you find one ;)
Permelia
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| Sheena McArthur
sheenamca@hotmail.com |
Friday, November 07, 2003 2:11 PM
I am the granddaughter of Mary Tinneny O'Kane who was
born in Belturbet, Co. Cavan. Just visited the site for the
first time and it is fantastic hope that yourself or lee will contact me
soon. |
|
Don Atkinson
donatk@rushmore.com
|
09/29/
2003 16:46
Rich and
Lee,
Great web
site - one of the best I have visited.
You two without a doubt
rank with the top 1% of the best people we met in my 30 year career.
I learned a lot about being a First Sergeant from you and used it to
achieve the rank of Chief Master Sergeant. We had some good
times at Zwei.
|
| Tony Fitzpatrick
Antonyfitz@aol.com
|
09/12/2003 23:57
Hi Rich
I have looked at some of Tinnenys
Site [very well done] and remember Peggy Tinneny [Tinneny McKenna of Cullion,
Newtownbutler] as a nice lady who was a good friend to my
mum. The Site brings back childhood memories of Tommy Tinneny
riding a bicycle at night with a carbide lamp. Tommy McKenna was a
friendly man who I last seen in London at my brother's wedding in 1970.
I know some of the people in the Site photo's [Site large] but it
will take some time to check it out.
Tony Fitzpatrick, London
|
| Kevin
Tinneny
Kevin.Tinneny@siemens.com |
Hey
Rich, I love the Tinneny website...I'm the Son of Joe Tinneny.
Real good stuff
|
| Gillian Wray
gwray@eircom.net |
07/22/2003 20:36
Terrific site. My ancestor Philip Wray was from Gubb Island so he would have known that area.
Brian Wray
|
| Shirley Tinneny
Patricktinneny@cs.com
|
07/08/2003 04:24
What a journey it has been for you! Your hard
work and the countless hours at your desk have paid off. We are so
proud of you and your accomplishments. You are a wonderful father,
son, and husband and father-in-law. So many people are lucky to
have you in their lives.
As you continue your search for new found loved ones, updating pictures
and events, or traveling to the "home-place" may God Bless You
Always. I love
you, Dad!
Shirley
|
| Joe
Aquilante
JoePio@aol.com
|
07/02/2003 1:32:25 PM
Eastern Daylight Time
Great Job on the web-site!!! My
name is Joe Aquilante, son of Betty-Anne Hart and Tony Aquilante and the
great-grandson of Alice Tinneny, the daughter of Yankee Pat.
|
Donna
Tinneny Persico
RDADAM@aol.com
|
28-06-2003 - 19:14
Dear
Lucy and Rich, I signed this guestbook when the site was first up and
running. I feel compelled by the site's "proven and enduring
excellence" to comment once again. You two have given all
Tinneny's a wonderful chance to meet each other worldwide. I don't
know if everyone appreciates the dedication and time-sacrifice the two
of you have given to providing this technological family album for us.
My family and I do! We want to thank you with all of our hearts.
|
| Tim
McColgan
tim.mccolgan@directenergy.us
|
18-06-2003 -
16:36
Hi, I am the grandson
of John and Marie McColgan and the son of John(Jack) and Joanne McColgan
out of Philadelphia and I want to congratulate and thank
you on an impressive job well done !!!
|
| Peadar
McMahon
http://www.emyvale.net |
30-05-2003 -
20:40
Great Site and looking forward to your next visit to Emyvale. |
Brian
Tannam
certsnsearches@ireland.com
http://www.geocities.com/stassam.geo/dublin.html |
18-05-2003 -
00:38
A very impressive website Lucy.
|
Maureen
(Murray) Englishby
maureen@elsher.freeserve.co.uk |
09-05-2003 -
16:32
Hi Rich, You've done a wonderful job and want to thank you on behalf of
all my family for making your research available, if it hadn't been for
you we would not have known anything about our heritage, or met up with
our cousins in Ireland. |
Miss
aisling Tinney
hotashes70@hotmail.com |
23-04-2003 -
01:46
hi, i came across your site and i thought i'd let you know my names
tinney.but is that any relations to @tinnenys.please e-mail me back and
let me no.we live in donegal.
thanks
p.s hope to hear from you soon. |
| Morrie
Berezmau@att.net |
21-04-2003 -
19:42
Hey Rich....Thanks for sharing this very interesting family site. Now I
know where you get your wonderful qualities of character, courage, and a
"give em hell Harry" honesty......this is a great family site,
and it tells a lot about why family counts and is so important to who we
have become based on who we are, were, and are yet to be.....best
regards, Morrie |
| Patricia
Sickinger Snyder
LBIPATAL@AOL.COM |
08-01-2003 -
18:32
Rich, you did a fabulous job collecting so much information and I am
happy to join in. I am the great-grandaugher of "Yankee Pat"
and grandaughter of Catherine Tinneny Sickinger. |
| Gillian
Bussey
sweetstuff31304@aol.com |
05-12-2002 -
20:06
well i am very impressed by your website and i miss you and wish all the
best and a merry christmas. i'd really love to come see you. or maybe
you could come to florida and spend some time at the beach with
me!!!!!!!! |
| Kenneth
Daly
docdaly@msn.com |
05-12-2002 -
17:59
Great job! Your dedication to family and tradition was also expressed in
your service to country. Thanks "Chief" for your history of
patroitism. |
| Marie
McCaul Keegan
keeganmarie@yahoo.com |
13-11-2002 -
21:48
Hi Richard, First we want to thank you for allowing us to be part of
your Tinneny family reunion 2002 at the Seven Horse Shoes. Your web site
is absolutely incredible. Making time to sit and view it all. Hopefully
I can figure how we are related. |
| Patrick
TInneny
paddy@toytapicnic.fsnet.co.uk |
08-10-2002 -
21:57
I am the son of James and Mary Agnes Tinneny My Mother was from New
Zealand And MY Father was from Roslea in Co Fermanagh I am Married to
Bernadette O'Connor from Clones in Co Monaghan we have 4 Children Kiri
Jayne Age 10 Mary Alice Age 8 Patricia Age 5 And Connor Age3 We Live in
Roslea It was great looking at the site Good job Richard |
| George
F Sherwood
geo@itsmee.freeserve.co.uk |
07-10-2002 -
11:17
Now I can see where all my wife's time has been spent over the last
months. The site and the information it contains are excellent. Well
done Rich, I know that she's enjoyed the challenge. |
| Daniel
P. Klebes, Jr. |
02-10-2002 -
18:43
Greetings to my very extended family. I am
Daniel P. Klebes, Jr. better known as Danny. I am the grandson of Patrick Tinneny. My father Daniel P. Klebes and my
uncle Wally were adopted, at a very young age by Leo G. Klebes, thus our
surname, who was a wonderful man and beloved grandfather to me. I
remember, quite warmly, visiting the home and family of my father's
first cousin Jack Tinneny in Manayunk and at their summer home on the
river. I am so proud to be both a Tinneny and a Klebes and appreciate
the heritage
of each family. God's richest blessings on all of my family. |
| Daniel
J. Tinneny
tinnenydla@aol.com |
13-09-2002 -
03:17
Great Job Uncle Rich and Lucy. Your hard work on this website has paid
off. |
| Colleen
Shultz
lshultz@epix.net |
09-09-2002 -
02:35
I am the granddaughter of John and Marie McColgan and the daughter of
Joe and Joan(McColgan)McDonald and I want to thank you on a job well
done. It was so great for me and my family to be able to learn so much
about our ancestry. The pictures were really great. Again thank you for
all your hard work. |
| Ann
Marie Persico
yellogrl310@aol.com |
04-09-2002 -
23:04
hey uncle rich,
good job on the site...keep up the good work!!!! |
| Nikole
Tinneny
gtinneny@attbi.com |
01-09-2002 -
20:21
I just wanted to comment on the great job you did, Richard. Its helped
me do my report for school and i too am a 13 year old tinneny in
America. It was really fun to see all these people i might be related
to, and the role of our Family in history. :) |
Donna
Tinneny Persico
RDADAM@aol.com
http://www.kinderjournal.com |
13-08-2002 -
23:39
Hey Rich, great job. I tell ya, it's a tough job being a Tinneny but
somebody has to do it with class. |
| Sean
Reilly
seanreilly2@eircom.net |
11-08-2002 -
18:33
I was born in the house of Alice Tinneney Goladuff(now in ruins,land now
owned by James Tummins of Galloon N .T. Butler his family looked after
Alice in her later years)Alice gave living accomodation to my father and
mother after the war for almost 2 years I only vaguely remember Alice I
remember she had big teeth and one of her favorite sayings was "bad
cess to it" when something went wrong.If you want more info on
Alice or Pat Tinneny you could write to Marie Tummim,Galloon
Newtownbutler Co. Fermanagh her mother and Alice were good friends |
Denise
Aquilante Longua
Pookie1124@aol.com
http://www.longua.com |
06-08-2002 -
15:09
Richard, what a beautiful website! What a joy it is to share all your
hard work with the family! Congratulations! |
| Margaret
Dunniece
billysmith@utvinternet.com |
28-07-2002 -
22:25
Hello, I'm Margaret, daughter of Betty Tinneny. I am a cousin of Jim
Tinneny of Derry. I would be interested in any family history. |
| Sarah
Trice |
17-06-2002 -
21:46
Great web site! I enjoyed it. The pictures add so much. Great job Rich
and relatives! |
| Michael
Goodwin
goodwinm@iolfree.ie |
09-06-2002 -
23:18
Well Done Rich,
As a decendant of one of the "Goodwins" mentioned in the song
about Fr Clarke, I'm deligted to see it gain such prominence. |
| Debbie
and Tom Biggar
biggar@epix.net |
03-06-2002 -
21:06
A grand job, well done! Extremely educational and fascinating
information. Debbie is the great-granddaughter of Mary Jane Tinneny,
granddaughter of John and Marie McColgan and daughter of Joan McColgan
and Joseph McDonald. Looking forward to the pleasure of meeting cousin
Rich and wife, Lee. |
| Permelia
Sharpe Luongo
luongop@midlandstech.com |
30-05-2002 -
20:39
Loved the web page Mr. T!
Especially enjoyed all the old family photos's.
Maybe your family in Ireland can find me a baby to adopt! Got to keep
that Irish blood in the veins! |
| Kathy
Crow |
30-05-2002 -
02:50
Very Impressive! I enjoyed getting to know you and your family better. |
| Carolyn
Tinneny Graczyk
Cgratin@aol.com |
22-05-2002 -
02:34
Rich, the website looks great!!! I enjoyed checking out all of the
family history. You know how much I like reading about the famous and
infamous Tinnenys! |
| Richardine
Jackson
jacksonr@midlandstech.com |
20-05-2002 -
21:04
Rich, you know how I feel about family history. It is so wonderful to
walk through and read about your family. Being able to see the a
finished product of your work in progress has inspired me to continue
collecting information of my own family history. |
| lorraine
pearson
lushed.pearson@virgin.net |
19-05-2002 -
20:59
Dear Rich, its so nice to see the fruits of your hard work. I will be
showing dad (Fergie) and uncle Patsy the new website, its very
interesting. Hope you are all keeping well. Love Lorraine.
(Great-Granddaughter of Thomas Tinneny of Cullion Newtownbutler,
Co.Fermanagh. |
| Kevin
Tinneny
kevin@tinneny.freeserve.co.uk |
19-05-2002 -
16:59
A terrific journey of discovery about the Tinneny family history, to say
the least. Well done and congratulations seem inadequate to describe
something that started 36 years ago and has produced such a brilliant
web site (I know its not finished yet!) but, excellent, congratulations
and well done Rich and Lucy, and thank you both.
|
| Prudence
& Norm Lezy
lezylynx@aol.com |
14-05-2002 -
01:39
We enjoyed reading your great work on your family history. Thanks for
keeping in touch!
Best from your friends -- Prudence & Norm |
Fr.
Clemente B. Mauricio
Clemente.Mauricio@polk.army.mil |
14-05-2002 -
00:22
Great opus worth publishing it. Take care and God bless. |
| Carol
& Joe Ryan
ryanfam@erols.com |
12-05-2002 -
23:42
What an incredible journey of love, Rich! All the times you mentioned
this exploration of family we could never have imagined its debth. Such
a blessing to all! |
| Dick
Aldinger
famdinger@aol.com |
12-05-2002 -
20:34
Rich: Great Job! I was very impressed with all the good info that I am
sure will help to bring all the Tinneny family closer together. / Dick |
Peter
McMahon
emyvaledev@eircom.net
http://www.emyvale.com |
12-05-2002 -
01:08
Well done Richard and Lucy. Lovely site and hoping to see you on your
next visit to Ireland. |
| Alyson
Carter
alysoncarter@ns.sympatico.ca |
11-05-2002 -
14:00
Congratulations to Rich and Lucy! We Tinnenys now have access to our
family history and a great way of getting in touch with each other.
Thank you Rich for all your years of research and your extraordinary
committment to the family and its history. It's marvellous to see the
"book" up and running.
|
| Hattie
Brember
SparkleStarx0x@aol.com |
11-05-2002 -
13:30
Well done Rich, its looking ace! Its got the seal of approval from the
Dorset Tinneny Branch. Thanks for the mention, any more pictures just
ask! |
| bob
bissell
r2macb@webtv.net |
11-05-2002 -
00:02
good show, Rich! |
| Mike
Sherwood
mgsherwood@btinternet.com |
10-05-2002 -
22:58
Hi I'm Lucy's son - well done to you (mam) and Richard: this is great
stuff, and amazing to find we have such a big family history! |
| Maisie
Tinneny Brady
mjbrad@eircom.net |
10-05-2002 -
19:25
Delighted to see all the happy memories of Goladuff come on the screen,
and happy memories of all I have seen and will never forget. |
| Lee
Tinneny
ltinneny@aol.com |
10-05-2002 -
17:01
Well! Finally! As I read through this I have tears of joy,truly. Even
'blow-ins' love this family. Congrats Rich and Lucy and all. This is one
end with many new beginnings ahead. |
| Emma
Tinneny
etinneny@hotmail.com |
10-05-2002 -
16:18
Great site, Keep up the good work, on behalf of the Tinneny Family,
Quivvy Belturbet who never ventured far from Goladuff! Now the whole
world can know what a fantastic family we are, we can rule the
world!!!!! |
| Bonnie
Steele-Strode
usscarry@hotmail.com |
10-05-2002 -
14:42
Hi all, I too am Rich's cousin. Joe McColgan is my first cousin. My
mother, Kitty McColgan Steele, was the sister to John McColgan, Joe's
father. My grandmother, of course, is Mary Jane Tinneny. |
| Mark
McColgan
mccolganm@comcast.net |
10-05-2002 -
14:33
This is the Son of Joseph E. McColgan (Glenside, PA) saying hello. Hope
all goes well with the research. |
| Allen
Savitz
asavitz@sc.rr.com |
10-05-2002 -
14:13 May 10, 2002
Rich - I have seen you labor over this "love" for years and
the devotion is evident in this wonderful web site. You should be proud,
as I'm sure your family is, pf the end results. |
| Gerry
Doherty
dohertygerr@aol.com |
10-05-2002 -
10:19
Rich, I must say, this is a credit to you. All your persistance and
dedication has finally paid off. What a wonderful account of your family
history. |
michael
fox, son of philip and shari tinneny, north babylon, ny, usa
foxmd7@aol.com |
10-05-2002 -
06:48
rich, i must say that the sight is great. i love the pictures. thanks
for working so hard on this site, im sure everyone is happy with all the
hard work you put into this. i cant wait to show phil and my mom, they
will love it!!! hope all is well and talk to you soon.
~mike |
| Sheila-Anne
Prendergast
SileAine@aol.com |
10-05-2002 -
05:11
Hi to all the Tinneny's. I'm a friend of Rich Tinneny I really enjoyed
the site. Thanks for sharing it with me. Good job. |
| Robert
Sickinger |
10-05-2002 -
03:54
Great grandson of Yankee Pat Tinneny whose photograph with his wife
appeared on stage in NYC in my musical
"O Pioneers!". |
| BOB
SICKINGER
eflsjoann@aol.com |
10-05-2002 -
03:45
Congratulations Rich on a massive undertaking. What a great enrichment
to our lives! Great grandson of Yankee Pat and grandson of Catherine
Tinneny Sickinger. |
| Francis
P. O'Neill
francis12@comcast.net
|
10-05-2002 -
02:47
My Grandfather was John A. Tinneny and Grandmother Helen Tinneny. Nice
to see the site up and running:-) I hope to hear from some folks who
know my family. I welcome email!,Frank |
| Joe
McColgan
mccolgan1@comcast.net |
10-05-2002 -
02:22
Hello All. I am Rich's second cousin. We went through grade school and
high school together. My paternal grandmother (Mary Jane Tinneny) was
the sister of Rich's grandfather. Rich & Lucy--congratulations;
you've done a wonderful job on this website. |
Fidelma
Tinneny and David Tanner
david_r_tanner@hotmail.com |
10-05-2002 -
00:24
Richard and Lucy you've done a great job. The pictures around Gola are
stunning. I'm glad none of the "great swim" photos made it. |
| Lucy
Sherwood
lts@tinneny.net |
09-05-2002 -
20:51
Having only recently discovered my Tinneny ancestry, I was delighted to
have been given the opportunity to play my part in making Rich's
research available to the Tinneny's around the world. Working on the
site has been a rewarding experience - and some of your faces have
become so familiar to me you seem like old friends. |
| Mary
Jo Rydzewski
mjr@lavin-law.com |
16-04-2002 -
19:13
Great job. It is very interesting to learn so much about family history |
