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My Irish Settlement Families My Irish Settlement Families Entries: 9032 Updated: 2008-04-08 13:09:04 UTC (Tue) Contact: Leigh Taffe Home Page: The Irish Settlement Data has been acquired from many and varied sources including descendants of ancestors. I have not attempted to verify it all and you should consider this a reference only. This information is no longer being updated. The current information is located on Ancestry and is a work in progress. Please follow our blog and join our discussion group for further updates. Index | Individual | Descendancy | Public Profile Descendant Register, Generation No. 1 1. KINSELLA. Children of KINSELLA are: + 2 i. James KINSELLA was born 1754. 3 ii. Anastasia KINSELLA. 4 iii. Catherine KINSELLA. 5 iv. Arthur KINSELLA. Descendant Register, Generation No. 2 2. James KINSELLA ( KINSELLA1) was born 1754. He married Mary SINOTT. She was born 1779, and died 1825. Children of James KINSELLA and Mary SINOTT are: 6 i. Michael KINSLEY was born 1804 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 7 Jun 1863 in Scottsville, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He married Margaret. She was born 1830 in Ireland. + 7 ii. John KINSLEY was born 26 Jul 1805 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, was christened 5 Aug 1805 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 5 Jan 1877 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 8 iii. James KINSLEY was born 1807 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 4 May 1883 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 9 iv. Mary KINSLEY was born 1810 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland. 10 v. William KINSLEY was born 1812 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 22 Feb 1871 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 11 vi. Catherine KINSLEY was born 1815 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland. + 12 vii. David KINSELLA was born 1815 in Ireland, and died Abt 1895 in Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania. + 13 viii. Ellen KINSLEY was born 1818 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 29 Mar 1887 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Descendant Register, Generation No. 3 7. John KINSLEY (James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 26 Jul 1805 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, was christened 5 Aug 1805 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 5 Jan 1877 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He married Catherine QUINN 1828, daughter of QUINN. She was born 17 Jun 1805 in Ferns, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 4 Sep 1872 in Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania. She was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Children of John KINSLEY and Catherine QUINN are: + 14 i. Michael KINSLEY was born 1 May 1830 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died 1916 in Dushore, Cherry, Sullivan, Pennsylvania. + 15 ii. Patrick KINSLEY was born 17 Jan 1833 in Canada, and died 17 Jan 1872 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 16 iii. William KINSLEY was born 1 Feb 1835 in New York, and died 10 Sep 1872 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 17 iv. John KINSLEY was born 22 Dec 1837 in New York, and died in California. 18 v. Elizabeth KINSLEY was born 4 Aug 1839 in New York, and died 1843 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 19 vi. Mary KINSLEY was born 15 Aug 1841 in New York, and died 1875 in Wilmot, Bradford, Pennsylvania. + 20 vii. James D KINSLEY was born 6 Oct 1845 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 4 May 1883. 21 viii. Elizabeth KINSLEY was born 1847 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 1917 in Binghamton, Broome, New York. 8. James KINSLEY (James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 1807 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 4 May 1883 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He married Margaret. She was born 1805 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died Bef 1860. Children of James KINSLEY and Margaret are: + 22 i. Michael KINSLEY was born 10 Jan 1836 in County Wexford, Ireland. 23 ii. Patrick KINSLEY was born 1838 in County Wexford, Ireland. 24 iii. John KINSLEY was born 1842 in County Wexford, Ireland. + 25 iv. Thomas KINSLEY was born 6 Oct 1842 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died 8 Mar 1898. 26 v. Catherine KINSLEY was born 1848 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 27 vi. Elizabeth KINSLEY was born 10 Apr 1850 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 15 Mar 1929 in Cherry, Sullivan, Pennsylvania. 9. Mary KINSLEY (James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 1810 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland. She married Michael SWORDS 1838, son of SWORDS. He was born in County Carlow, Ireland. Children of Mary KINSLEY and Michael SWORDS are: 28 i. Thomas SWORDS. 29 ii. Margaret SWORDS. She married Patrick BURKE. 11. Catherine KINSLEY (James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 1815 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland. She married Patrick SWORDS 1844, son of SWORDS. He was born in County Carlow, Ireland. Children of Catherine KINSLEY and Patrick SWORDS are: + 30 i. James SWORDS was born 30 Oct 1845. 31 ii. Mary SWORDS was born 20 Jan 1847. 32 iii. Catherine SWORDS was born 28 Jul 1850, and died 1850. 33 iv. Catherine SWORDS was born 24 Jan 1852. 34 v. Anastasia SWORDS was born 21 Dec 1854. She married SMITH. 12. David KINSELLA (James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 1815 in Ireland, and died Abt 1895 in Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania. He married Ann. She was born 1822 in Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland, and died 6 Sep 1901 in Towanda, Bradford, Pennsylvania. Children of David KINSELLA and Ann are: 35 i. Thomas W KINSELLA was born 1826 in Ireland. 36 ii. Elizabeth Ryan KINSLEY was born 1837 in Canada. + 37 iii. Patrick KINGSLEY was born 1841, and died 18 Jan 1902 in Binghamton, Broome, New York. 38 iv. William KINSLEY was born 1843. 39 v. Sarah KINSLEY was born 1845. + 40 vi. Daniel KINSLEY was born 1846. 41 vii. Mary KINSLEY was born 1848. 42 viii. Jeremiah KINGSLEY was born 1852. 43 ix. John KINGSLEY was born 1853. He married Rosanna. She was born 1853. 44 x. Margaret KINGSLEY was born 1857. 13. Ellen KINSLEY (James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 1818 in Lower Mount Howard, Monamolin, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 29 Mar 1887 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. She was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. She married Michael CORCORAN. He was born Abt 1818 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died 19 Nov 1899 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Children of Ellen KINSLEY and Michael CORCORAN are: + 45 i. John CORCORAN was born 1851 in New York, and died 1932. 46 ii. Annie E CORCORAN was born 1853 in New York, and died 1932. Descendant Register, Generation No. 4 14. Michael KINSLEY (John KINSLEY3, James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 1 May 1830 in County Wexford, Ireland, and died 1916 in Dushore, Cherry, Sullivan, Pennsylvania. He was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He married Winifred BYRNE, daughter of John BYRNE and Alice MAHER. She was born 1824 in County Kildare, Ireland, and died 25 Aug 1895 in Dushore, Cherry, Sullivan, Pennsylvania. She was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Children of Michael KINSLEY and Winifred BYRNE are: + 47 i. Andrew KINSLEY was born 11 Aug 1852 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 8 Jan 1932 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 48 ii. Philip KINSLEY was born 1854 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 1930 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 49 iii. Katherine KINSLEY was born 1856 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 7 Jan 1875 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 50 iv. Esther KINSLEY was born Apr 1858 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 11 Apr 1908 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 51 v. John KINSLEY was born 1860 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 1937 in Elmira, Chemung, New York. 52 vi. Patrick KINSLEY was born 1862 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 24 May 1907 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 53 vii. Alice KINSLEY was born 1864 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. + 54 viii. Mary E KINSLEY was born 1866 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 1940 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 55 ix. Joseph KINSLEY was born 1868 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 1874 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 56 x. Peter KINSLEY was born 1870 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 1874 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. 15. Patrick KINSLEY (John KINSLEY3, James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 17 Jan 1833 in Canada, and died 17 Jan 1872 in Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. He married Ellen STAFFORD 19 May 1860 in St. Basil's, Dushore, Sullivan, Pennsylvania, daughter of Patrick STAFFORD and Mary Ann QUINN. She was born 1838 in Pottsville, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania, and died 10 Dec 1873. She was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Children of Patrick KINSLEY and Ellen STAFFORD are: + 57 i. Catherine M KINSLEY was born 1861 in Lovelton, Windham, Wyoming, Pennsylvania, and died 28 May 1937 in Sayre, Bradford, Pennsylvania. + 58 ii. Alice E KINSLEY was born 10 Jun 1863 in California, and died 15 Sep 1922. 19. Mary KINSLEY (John KINSLEY3, James KINSELLA2, KINSELLA1) was born 15 Aug 1841 in New York, and died 1875 in Wilmot, Bradford, Pennsylvania. She was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. She married John CULLEN 11 Nov 1868 in St. Basil's, Dushore, Sullivan, Pennsylvania, son of David CULLEN and Catherine MURPHY. He was born Jun 1843 in Taghmon, County Wexford, Ireland, and died 1922. He was buried in St. Anthony's, Stowell, Wyoming, Pennsylvania. Children of Mary KINSLEY and John CULLEN are: + 59 i.
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