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Donoghue Page 1 Descendants of Michael Donoghue Page 1 1-Michael Donoghue +Bridget ? 2-Darby Donoghue b. Cir 1834, Gortleatilla, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 28 Mar 1901, Glenamoy, Mayo, Ireland +Catherine Purcell b. 1841, Glinsk, Co. Mayo, Ireland, m. 9 Feb 1864, Aughois, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 15 Mar 1923, Belderrig, Ballycastle, County Mayo, Ireland, par. William Purcell and Mary ? 3-Mary Donoghue b. 10 Dec 1865, Gortleatilla, Mayo, Ireland +Anthony Madden b. 1872, m. 30 Jun 1895, Aughoose, County Mayo, Ireland 4-John (Dr) Madden b. 4 Aug 1896, Belderrig, Co. Mayo, d. 28 Sep 1954, Dublin, Ireland +Ellen Kelly m. 1922, d. 22 Sep 1956, Ballycastle, Co Mayo, par. Thomas Kelly and Ellen Munnelly 5-Sean Madden d. 9 Oct 1931, Ballycastle, Co Mayo 5-Maureen (Dr) Madden 3-Thomas Donoghue b. 1867, Gortleatilla, Mayo, Ireland, d. 9 Jan 1963, buried Doonfeeny graveyard +Bridget Kelly b. Abt 1870, Carrowcubbick, County Mayo, Ireland, m. 12 Mar 1903, BallyCastle, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 5 Mar 1935, bur. Doonfeeny graveyard 3-Bridget Donoghue b. 10 Apr 1870, Gortleatilla, Bangor, Mayo, Ireland +Patrick Hegarty b. 1866, Glenamore, Moygownagh, County Mayo, Ireland, m. 11 Sep 1896, RC Church, Aughoose, County Mayo, Ireland 4-Mary Hegarty b. 26 Sep 1897 4-Martin John Hegarty b. 2 Nov 1900 4-Winifred Hegarty b. 14 Jun 1903 3-Winifred Donoghue b. 12 Jul 1872, Gortleatilla, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 1924 +Patrick Conway b. Cir 1870, m. 4 Dec 1902, RC Church of Kilcommon, Erris, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 6 Aug 1941 4-Dermot Conway 4-David Conway 4-Michael Conway 4-Thomas Conway 3-Catherine Donoghue b. 1 Jun 1874, Gortleatilla, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 1874 3-John Donoghue b. 1 Jun 1874, Gortleatilla, Bangor, Mayo, Ireland 3-Catherine Donoghue b. 15 May 1877, Gortleatilla, Mayo, Ireland, d. 7 Aug 1914, Ballina, Mayo, Ireland, bur. Leigue Cemetery, Ballina +John J Ryder b. 15 Jun 1867, Glenamoy, Mayo, Ireland, m. 4 Feb 1900, Bally Castle, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 22 Feb 1922, Ballina, Mayo, Ireland, bur. Leigue Cemetery, Ballina, par. Thomas Ryder and Katherine Cassidy 4-Patrick Thomas Ryder b. 1900, d. 1989 4-David Francis Ryder b. 3 Sep 1903, d. 20 Jul 1977, Ridgefield Park, NJ, USA +Ann O'Callaghan b. 22 Oct 1906, Newport, Co. Mayo, d. 30 Dec 1979, Ridgefield Park, NJ, USA 5-Bridget Ann Ryder b. 22 Oct 1930, NJ, USA, d. 1991 4-Mary Ryder b. Cir 1905, d. 2000 +Thomas Jordan b. 14 Jan 1896, m. 23 Oct 1923, d. 4 Jun 1995, Co. Wicklow 5-John Joseph Jordan b. 14 Sep 1924, Ballina, Mayo, Ireland, d. 18 Dec 2008 Produced by: Christine Cavagnaro, <[email protected]> : 7 Nov 2015 Descendants of Michael Donoghue Page 2 4-Catherine (Kate) Ryder b. 20 Apr 1907, d. 1992 4-Bridget Ryder b. May 1908, Kilcommon, Erris, Mayo, Ireland, d. 1990 4-Michael George Ryder b. Aug 1909, Kilcommon, Erris, Mayo, Ireland, d. 1990 3-Darby (Dermot) Donoghue b. 1 May 1879, Gortleatilla, Mayo, Ireland, d. 14 Aug 1949, Gortleatilla, Mayo, Ireland +Sarah Ryder b. 1883, Ballina, Mayo, Ireland, m. 17 Nov 1909, Church of Kilcommon, Erris, County Mayo, Ireland, d. 6 May 1944 4-Kathleen Donoghue 4-David Donoghue 4-May Donoghue 4-John Donoghue b. 12 Dec 1919, d. Feb 1994 +Kathleen McGrath b. 24 Sep 1928, bur. 8 May 1994 3-Anne Donoghue b. 5 Mar 1884, Gortleatilla, Mayo, Ireland, d. 6 Mar 1884, RC Church, Kilcommon, Erris, Co. Produced by: Christine Cavagnaro, <[email protected]> : 7 Nov 2015 Name Index Page 3 (No Surname) MADDEN .Bridget . .? . 1. .Maureen . .(Dr) . 1. Bridget Kelly (Abt 1870-1935) 1 .Sean . (. .-1931) . 1. .Mary . .? . (. .-Bef . .1869) . 1. MCGRATH CASSIDY .Kathleen . .(1928-1994) . 2. .Katherine . 1. MUNNELLY CONWAY .Ellen . 1. .David . 1. O'CALLAGHAN .Dermot . 1. .Ann . (1906-1979). 1. .Michael . 1. PURCELL .Patrick . (Cir. .1870-1941) . 1. .Catherine . .(1841-1923) . 1. .Thomas . 1. .William . .(1804-1867) . 1. DONOGHUE RYDER .Anne . (1884-1884). 2. .Bridget . .(1908-1990) . 2. .Bridget . .(1870- . .) . 1. .Bridget . .Ann . (1930-1991). 1. .Catherine . .(1874-1874) . 1. Catherine (Kate) (1907-1992) 2 .Catherine . .(1877-1914) . 1. David Francis (1903-1977) 1 .Darby . .(Cir . .1834-1901) . 1. .John . .J . (1867-1922). 1. Darby (Dermot) (1879-1949) 2 .Mary . .(Cir . 1905-2000). 1. .David . 2. Michael George (1909-1990) 2 .John . .(1874- . .) . 1. Patrick Thomas (1900-1989) 1 .John . .(1919-1994) . 2. .Sarah . .(1883-1944) . 2. .Kathleen . 2. .Thomas . 1. .Mary . .(1865- . .) . 1. .May . 2. .Michael . 1. .Thomas . (1867-1963). 1. .Winifred . .(1872-1924) . 1. HEGARTY .Martin . .John . (1900-. ). 1. .Mary . .(1897- . .) . 1. .Patrick . (1866-. .) . 1. .Winifred . .(1903- . .) . 1. JORDAN John. .Joseph . (1924-2008). 1. Thomas. (1896-1995). 1. KELLY .Ellen . .( . .-1956) . 1. .Thomas . 1. MADDEN .Anthony . (1872-. .) . 1. .John . .(Dr) . (1896-1954). 1. Produced by: Christine Cavagnaro, <[email protected]> : 7 Nov 2015.
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