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From:

OZCherie1 (Original Message)

Sent: 2007/02/04 12:51 AM

Anne Coyne (B 1832 Ireland; D 31/12/1905 Australia) married William Malone in 1850 at Edinburgh, Scotland. Anne's parents were John Coyne and Ann Creamer.

I find it interesting that Anne (and maybe her family) would have travelled to Scotland from Ireland �?was this common during this time? William and Anne had at least 7 children, including my 3rd great grandmother, Mary Ann was born enroute from Ireland to Australia in 1851.

So Anne was born in Ireland, married in Scotland and then emigrated from Ireland! I find this very interesting but haven't found any story about this yet!

From:

mickym1951 in response to Message 1

Sent: 2007/02/04 10:05 AM

Hi Cheryl,I found one of the children.And Area.plus submitter

Mike

Margaret Malone born 16th sept 1860 died 15th aug 1951
born Buladelah, New South Wales, Australia
death Paddington, New South Wales, Australia
PARENTS William Malone and Anne Coyne
spouse Edward Divine
Marriage 24th nov 1878 Port Stephens, New South Wales, Australia

William Malone birth around 1827 Roscommon
spouse Anne coyne
Marriage 16th sept 1860 Edinburgh Scotland

Ann coyne birth 1835 rosscommon

Submitter:
John Eaton WRIGHT
17 Mayfield Circuit Albion Park New South Wales

From:

OZCherie1 in response to Message 2

Sent: 2007/02/05 06:24 AM

Thank you for that info - I will endeavour to contact John Wright to gain more info.

What was your source?

From:

mickym1951 in response to Message 2

Sent: 2007/02/05 08:13 PM

Hi Cherrie,Also From l.d.s

Mike

From:

dzzazz in response to Message 1

Sent: 2007/02/06 03:35 PM

Hi there,
I am looking for the Mayor family who came out to South Africa and they came with their cousins, Coyne - could there be a connection?
The Irish travelled regularly backwards and forwards to Scotland and England for seasonal work , this went on until fairly recently.
I would be interested in any info that might link the Coyne families (if there is one).

From:

mickym1951 in response to Message 5

Sent: 2007/02/06 03:47 PM

Hi Ruth,The chances are they are related,Would need to find Shipping records.

Mike

From:

dzzazz in response to Message 6

Sent: 2007/02/07 03:10 PM

Hi Mike,

They may well be related - the family that I know came out together to South Africa were Mayor/Meyer, Coskey/koski, Coyne, Beresford and Ryan - so basically any ship with all these names would be it, and most are pretty uncommon.
Any ideas?

Thanks,
Ruth

From:

mickym1951 in response to Message 7

Sent: 2007/02/07 05:37 PM

Hi Ruth,I will run a check on ships passengers for you.

Mike

From:

mickym1951 in response to Message 5

Sent: 2007/02/13 04:49 PM

Ruth i have sent Cherie an e mail

Mike

From:

OZCherie1 in response to Message 9

Sent: 2007/02/17 08:21 AM

Ruth and Mike,

I haven't found any connection with South Africa with my Coyne family at all.........in fact the only Coyne's I have in my tree are my 4th great grandmother, Anne and her father John. I really don't have a great deal of info Anne and her husband William Malone immigrated to Australia in 1851 aboard the St Vincent.

That's it - my whole info about the Coyne family. Sorry I couldn't help further.

Cheers

Cherie

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