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Casey is a common Irish surname of the Gaelic "Cathasaigh", meaning "vigilant" or "watchful". At least six different septs used this name, primarily in the Counties of Cork and Dublin.More CASEY family history
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Ray Casey
i am looking for any information about john casey who played for kildare with his four brothers thomas,billy,joe,jim in the early 1900 and won a all ireland medal my father thomas worked for c.i.e and lived in cabra west all his life they were born rathangan co kildare any information thank you ray casey thomas,son
Liam Clarke
Hi,
I am looking for details or information about John Casey 1805 1876 of Mullingar, Co. Westmeath, Ireland and his family, including forebares.
The information I have located indicates he was born in Walshtown and lived in Conmoyle, both of which are townlands in Mullingar, Co. Westmeath. One of his sons lived at the townland of Bryanstown in Mullingar.
Getting confirmed details beyond the late 1800 or 1700's is challenging.
Oral tradition, supported by family members now in their nineties, says the Casey's were in Co. Westmeath and before that Co. Cork. The time of the move is uncertain.
Sara Kelly
Hello, Iโm tracing my ancestry and trying to find more information to the Casey name. My great grandmother was Mary Riley born around 1889, she had my grandfather Joseph Riley in Brooklyn New York in1907. The birth father is unknown, but I have DNA connections to the Casey family and Ireland connection to Roscommon and Longford. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Michelle
Dear All,
I am looking for my bio father, whose surname is Casey. But he worked before in USA Navy, in Hawaii, per my adoptive families stories.
But later I got more info, that he and/ or his families or ancestors, have been living/ connecting also, to the British Isles.
I did dna tests, but in Ancestry DNA, I do not take the Tracing Region dna tests, so, I got not so details.
My adoptive mother too, told me that my bio father, that Casey has a bit East Asian mixed, which are more common in Hawaii.
But I just sight seeing here, so just in case, any one can advise me how to find more about our Irish ancestors, and whether there are any DNA tests projects, like the Jewish DNA tests projects.
Thanks so much.
Regards - Michelle
casey
Hi Fellow Casey's
I am on the search for a James Casey whose father was John Bernard Casey a Coal Miner.james was born about 1929.me and mum have taken DNA tests and mine came back 80% irish and mums is 45% Ulster irish? Gedmatch numbers Carla A106074 Gill Casey A962767 email carlacasey@ymail.com we live in Galway Ireland
Janson Quessy
Good day
I am doing my genealogy and am a descendant of a certain Roger Casey born c. 1646 "in Ireland" who landed in Acadia, New France (nowaday called New Bunswick, Canada) c. 1660. Some family rumors hint towards Co Cork... maybe Mitchelstwon.
I am schedule to visit Ireland in June 2016 and would like to investigate "on site" into some archives, if such exists. I am wondering if you could either givc me some indication as to where to look for or whom to contact that could help me on this quest.
Here is the website of our family where you can peak into what we have been able to discover so far about our lineage. http://caissiefamily.org/
Best regards from Montreal, Canada
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shell71
my casey member daniel born 1829 came over from county cork married elizabeth hunter from lincolnshire england had a sister johanne who married a richard tunnadine,he then settled in Chesterfield Derbyshire his father on his wedding certificate also daniel, afew people have mentioned a place called bandon anyone shed any light on any of the info thanks
CASEY Family History
Casey is a common Irish surname of the Gaelic "Cathasaigh", meaning "vigilant" or "watchful". At least six different septs used this name, primarily in the Counties of Cork and Dublin.Areas of Origin for CASEY
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