New Haven Connecticut.

 A Relative set set sail for New Haven, CT. USA.

Bridget D’Arcy. 21 years old in 1893. Father Michael D’Arcy Mullagh, Co Clare

Ireland. Mullagh. Kilmurry. Ibrickan. 15 May 1914 Cedric Queenstown New Haven CT. Going to cousin John McMahon, 196 Clinton Ave. New Haven, CT.

(Clare Past Forum Emigration List Project 1892-1924. Emigrants from Kilmurry Ibrickan Parish through Ellis Island)

Title:	Emigrants from Kilmurry Ibrickan Parish through Ellis Island
Type of Material:	Ellis Island/Port of New York Passenger Records
Dates:	1895 to 1924
Places:	Kilmurry Ibrickan Parish
Source:	Ellis Island Website
Transcriber/Donator:	Lucille Ellis, Ireland lucillemellis@gmail.com
Transcriber’s Note: Entries on the Ellis Island database before 1907 did not include details of name and address of nearest relative. If the placename of last residence was common to several parts of Ireland e.g. Mullagh – Clare / Cavan / Meath this passenger is not included in the transcription. Mis-spellings of placenames may also result in a passenger’s name not being picked up. If a name you expect to find is not on the transcription go directly to the Ellis Island website.Many passengers gave their “Last Residence” as Miltown Malbay because it was the largest town in the area, therefore being found in the Index with that address. These passengers will be found transcribed in the parish of Kilfarboy, where you should also be able to find their actual townland which may be in the parish of Kilmurry Ibrickan. Clare Genealogy: Emigration Records: Emigrants from Kilmurry …

The names of the 62 men brought back to their homeland on the S.S. Millwater on May 21st 1922.

The Freeman’s Journal, Monday May 8, 1922

SAD HOMECOMING

Irish American Soldiers Who Died IN France

Sixty Four Bodies From The Battlefields.

The bodies of sixth-four American soldiers, men of Irish birth, arrived in Dublin at noon yesterday on board the ss. Millwater, having been exhumed from graves on French battlefields for re-interment in Irish soil.
Claimed by relatives for burial in Ireland, the United States Government arranged for the removal of the bodies from France.
It is understood that the work of unloading the caskets will be commenced this morning, and the bodies will be removed to a City mortuary for storage pending their transfer by rail to their various destinations. Captain W. R. Buckley, U.S. Army, told a ‘Freeman’s Journal” representative that no ceremoney will mark the landing of the bodies.
Accompanied by four convoyers, Captain Buckley has arrived in Dublin in connection with the shipment, and will remain in Ireland till all the bodies are delivered. The names of the convoyers are: Messers. Johnston, Stewart, Williams and Royed.

SALUTING THE DEAD

The Ss. Millwater, which is a a small British coasting vessel, owned in Ipswich, recieved the caskets at Antwerp. Mr. Richard R., Willey, U.S. Vice-COnsul at Dublin, was among those present when the vessel berthed at City Quay.
During the day the vessel was the centre of much interest, and those passing up and down the Liffey-side reverently saluted the remains, which are ranged in the holds of the vessel.
A number of relatives of the deceased have arrived in Dublin for the purpose of accompanying the remains on their last homeward journey.
Every province and practically all the counties are prepresented among the dead, which include Rev. Patrick J. Gallagher, Knights of Columbus Chaplain, whose body is consigned to Mr. James Galagher, Castlebar, Mayo.

HONOURED NAMES

The names and destination of the dead are as follows:

RANK	NAME	NEXT OF KIN	ADDRESS / DESTINATION	COUNTY	Entered service from: (Determined from ancestry.com records) (This information is not given in the newspaper)
Private	Edmond M BRUNICK	Mrs Bridget Brunick	Ballyduff, Co. Waterford.	Waterford	E F BRUNICK; DORCHESTER MA
Private	Daniel BUCKLEY	Mrs. Albina Buckley	Kingwilliamstown, Banteer, Rathmore Railway Station, Co. Cork.	Cork	D BUCKLEY; NY
Private	Thomas A. BURKE	Mr. Edmond Burke	Mountcatherine, Watergrasshill, Co. Cork.	Cork	T A BURKE; JERSEY CITY
Private	Michael CAMPBELL	Mr. Frances Campbell	Derrylard, Birches, Portadown, Co. Armagh.	Armagh	M CAMPBELL; NY
Private	Thomas CAREY	Mrs. Margaret Carey	Lisnaskea, Bekan, Ballyhaunis, Co. Mayo.	Mayo	T CAREY; PITTSBURGH PA
Private	Michael J. CARR	Mr. James Carr	Houghanbeg, Spiddal P.O. (Ireland), Co. Galway Galway Station.	Galway	M CARR; WINTHROP MA
Private	John CARR	Mrs Ellen Carr	Sheskin Street, Scotstown P.O., Monaghan, Co. Monaghan.	Monaghan	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Bartley CLANCY	Mr. Bartley Clancy	Inishere, Aran Isles, Co. Galway.	Galway	B CLANCY; ARLINGTON MA (DRC)
Private	Martin J. COONEY	Mrs. Bryan Cooney	Saula, Achill Sound, Co. Mayo.	Mayo	M J COONEY; CLEVELAND OH
Private	Patrick COYNE	Mr Peter Coyne	Lenane, Maam Cross R.R. Station, Co Galway.	Galway	P COYNE; CLEVELAND OH
Sergeant	Timothy J. CROWLEY	Mr. David Crowley	Connagh, Ballineen, Co. Cork.	Cork	T J CROWLEY; WARDS ISLAND NY
Private	Patrick F. CURRAN	Mr. Thomas Curran	Mall, Ballynane, Annascaul, Co. Kerry.	Kerry	P CURRAN; DORCHESTER MA (DRC)
Private	John P. DARCY	Mr. Michael Darcy	Mount Scott, Miltown-Malby, Miltown-Malby railway station, Co. Clare.	Clare	J P DARCY; NEW HAVEN CONN
Private	Martin DAVIN	Mrs. Bridget Davin	Cappagh, Claremorris, Co. Mayo.	Mayo	M DAVIN; ROXBURY MA
Private	William E. DENNEHY	Mrs. Margaret Dennehy	Knockakilla, Millstreet, Co. Cork	Mayo	W E DENNEHY; CAMBRIDGE MA
Private	Thomas C. DOHERTY	Mr. Cornelius Doherty	Scrahanagullane, Rathmore, Co. Kerry.	Kerry	T C DOHERTY; METHUEN MA
Private	Thomas G. DORIS	Mrs. Mary Ann Doris	Cookstown, Farnagh, Ardhoe, Co. Tyrone.	Tyrone	T G DORIS; MILFORD CONN
Private	James FORKAN	Mrs. Bridget McNicholas Forkan	Treenkeel, Kiltimagh, Co. Mayo.	Mayo	J FORKAN; ANACONDA MO
Private	Martin J FOY	Mr. John Foy	Ballintemple, Meelick, Swinford, Co. Mayo.	Mayo	M J FOY; ST PAUL MN
Wagoner	Patrick FOX	Mr. Bernard Fox	Tullygluch, Keady, Co. Armagh.	Armagh	P FOX; NY
Private	Patrick GRADY	Mrs. Bridget Rafferty Grady	Castleham, Lisolway, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.	Roscommon	P GRADY; CENTRAL FALLS RI
Private	Cornelius GRIFFIN	Mr. John Griffin	Dorryloghan, Glenties Railway Station, Co. Donegal.	Donegal	C Griffin, Phil., PA arrived USA 1915
Private	Patrick GRIMES	Mrs. Mary Grimes	Cloughkin, Gortreagh, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone.	Tyrone	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Martin HASSETT	Mr. James Hassett	Kilfara, Kilkee, Co. Clare.	Clare	M HASSET; CHICAGO IL
Private	Martin J. JOYCE	Mr. Michael Joyce	Doughtywell, Cornamona, Maam cross, R.R. Station, Co. Galway.	Galway	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Michael KEARNEY	Mr. Joseph Kearney	Unshinagh, Drumquin, R.R. Station, Omagh, Co. Tyrone.	Tyrone	M M KEARNEY; AMESBURY MA ??
Private	Michael KEEGAN	Mr. John Keegan	Drumneil, Drumcatton, Inniskeen, Co. Monaghan.	Monaghan	M KEEGAN; NY
Private	Patrick KING	Mrs. Bridget King	Ervallagh, Roundstone, Co. Galway.	Galway	P KING; SOUTH BOSTON MA
Private	James F. LALLY	Mr. Michael Lally	Abbey street, Loughrea, Co. Galway.	Galway	J F LALLY; WALTHAM MA
Private	Terence MCAREE	Mr. James McAree	Aghaboy, Tedevant P.O., County Monaghan.	Monaghan	T MCAREE; BROOKLYN NY
Corporal	James J. MCCARTHY	Mrs. Hannah McCarthy	Clash, Annascaul Ry. Stn., Co. Kerry.	Kerry	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Frank MCDERMOTT	Mr. Terence McDermott	Foremass, Six Mile Green, Co. Tyrone.	Tyrone	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Hugh MCHUGH	Mr. Patrick McHugh	Legeelau, Blacklion, Co. Cavan.	Cavan	H MCHUGH; BROOKLYN NY
Private	Edward MCFEELEY	Mrs. Patrick McFeeley	Ballymagaraghy, Moville, County Donegal.	Donegal	E MCFEELEY; WINCHESTER MA
Private	Thomas MCMAHON	Mrs. Katherine McMahon	Moyasta, Kilrush, Co. Clare.	Clare	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Patrick J. MCNALLY	Mrs. Anna McNally	Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan.,	Monaghan	P MCNALLY ? BROOKLYN NY
Private	Patrick MCSHERRY	Mr. Denis McSherry	Glenaniff, Rossinver P.O., County Leitrim.	Leitrim	P MCSHERRY; NY NY
Private	William MALLON	Mrs. Mary Mallon Branigan	Altaglushan, Cappagh, Pomeroy, Co. Tyrone.	Tyrone	W MALLON; NY NY
Private	Timothy MANGAN	Mr. Daniel Mangan	Garrane, Glencar, Co. Kerry (Killorglan Station G.S. & W.R.).	Kerry	T MANGAN; SAN FRANCISCO CA (DRC)
Private	John MEE	the R.C. Clergy of Carrickmacross	Burial Committee, Carrickmacross, Co. Monaghan.	Monaghan	NOT FOUND DRC ILLINOIS ?
Private	Michael MONGAN	Mrs. Ellen Mongan	Cooleskar, Clonfad, Co. Roscommon. (Ballyhaunis Railway Station Co. Mayo)	Roscommon	M MOGAN; HOBOKEN NJ
Private	Michael J. MORRISROE	Mrs Patk. Morrisroe	Knockagh, Ballaghaderren, Co. Roscommon.	Roscommon	M J MORRISROE; NY NY
Corpl.	Stephen MORRIS	Mrs. Mary Donnelly	Glenhull, Newtownstewart, Co. Tyrone.	Tyrone	NOT DETERMINED
Private	James M. MULLEN	Wm. Mullen	35 High street, Sligo.	Sligo	J M MULLEN; KEARNEY NJ
Corporal	James J. MULLEN	Very Rev. Thomas F. Dean Macken P.P.	Dumore, Tuam, Co. Galway.	Galway	J J MULLEN; PHIL PA
Corporal	John J. MURPHY	Mr. John Murphy	Aildavour, Connolly, Co. Clare.	Clare	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Patrick O’BRIEN	Mr. Patrick O’Brien	Minard, Dingle, Lispole, Co. Kerry.	Kerry	NOT DETERMINED
Corporal	Michael J. O’CONNELL	Mr. Ptk. O’Connell	Drumlaga, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway.	Galway	NOT DETERMINED
Private	John O’DOWD	Mr James O’Dowd	Dingle, Knockavorgeen, Co. Kerry.	Kerry	J O’DOWD; BROOKLYN NY
Private	Frank O’SULLIVAN	To Mr. Roger O’Sulivan	Grande, Fermoy, Co. Cork.	Cork	F O’SULLIVAN; NY NY
Private	John P. QUINLAN	Mr. James Quinlan	Cloonacool, Tubbercurry, Co. Sligo.	Sligo	J P QUINLAN; BOSTON MA
Mechanic	Wm J RING (?)	Mrs Margaret Ring	Boyle street, Bandon, Co. Cork.	Cork	W J RING; HAMPTON FALLS MA
Sergeant	Thomas SHEA	Mrs. Catherine Shea	Ruan, Ennis, Co. Clare.	Clare	T SHEA; NY NY
Private	Patrick J. SCAHILL	Mrs. Catherine Scahill	Burriscarra, Ballyglass, Co. Mayo.	Mayo	P J SCAHILL; CLEVELAND OH
Colour-Sergt.	W. J. SHEAHAN	Mr. Michael Sheahan	Ballyguiletnane, Glin, Co. Limerick.	Limerick	WILLIAM J SHEAHAN; NY NY
Private	Mathew SMITH	Mr. Patk. Smith	Derrykeevan, Portadown, Co. Armagh.	Armagh	M SMITH; QUINCY MA
Private	John J. SULLIVAN	Mr. Michael Sullivan	Castletown, Berehaven, Co. Cork.	Cork	NOT DETERMINED
Private	Daniel SULLIVAN	Miss Julia Sullivan	Ballinluig, Butlerstown, Timoleague, Co. Cork.	Cork	D A SULLIVAN; LOWELL MA
Private	Patrick TANGNEY	Mr. Michael Tangney	Carragraigue, Tralee, Co. Kerry	Kerry	P TANGNEY; NY NY
Mechanic	John J. WARD	Mr. John Ward	Glennahill, Burton Port, Co. Donegal.	Donegal	NOT DETERMINED
Private	James DOWER	Daniel O’Connor	Duagh, Killmorna, Co. Kerry.	Kerry	NOT DETERMINED
Private	John MURPHY	Mrs. Bridget Murphy	Chapel Cross, Glenbeigh, Co. Kerry.	Kerry	NOT DETERMINED

“I just happened upon a Freeman’s Journal article on WWI soldiers brought back by the U.S. Army to Clare for burial.Sharon Carberry, not related online at:
http://www.skynet.ie/~dan/jpquinlan/

The Freeman’s Journal, Monday May 8, 1922

“SAD HOMECOMING”

Irish American Soldiers Who Died in France.

Sixty Four Bodies From the Battlefields. The bodies of sixth-four American soldiers, men of Irish birth, arrived in Dublin at noon yesterday on board the ss. Millwater, having been exhumed from graves on French battlefields for re-interment in Irish soil.
Claimed by relatives for burial in Ireland, the United States Government arranged for the removal of the bodies from France.
It is understood that the work of unloading the caskets will be commenced this morning, and the bodies will be removed to a City mortuary for storage pending their transfer by rail to their various destinations. Captain W. R. Buckley, U.S. Army, told a ‘Freeman’s Journal” representative that no ceremoney will mark the landing of the bodies.
Accompanied by four convoyers, Captain Buckley has arrived in Dublin in connection with the shipment, and will remain in Ireland till all the bodies are delivered. The names of the convoyers are: Messers. Johnston, Stewart, Williams and Royed. SALUTING THE DEAD. The Ss. Millwater, which is a a small British coasting vessel, owned in Ipswich, recieved the caskets at Antwerp. Mr. Richard R., Willey, U.S. Vice-Consul at Dublin, was among those present when the vessel berthed at City Quay.

During the day the vessel was the centre of much interest, and those passing up and down the Liffey-side reverently saluted the remains, which are ranged in the holds of the vessel.
A number of relatives of the deceased have arrived in Dublin for the purpose of accompanying the remains on their last homeward journey.
Every province and practically all the counties are prepresented among the dead, which include Rev. Patrick J. Gallagher, Knights of Columbus Chaplain, whose body is consigned to Mr. James Galagher, Castlebar, Mayo. The indicated webpage has a separate table with last column containing info not in the newspaper, indicating further research by the webpage creator. Deceased: Private John P. D’ARCY next of kin: Mr. Michael D’Arcy destinaton for burial purposes: Mount Scott, Miltown-Malby, Miltown-Malby railway station, Co. Clare.
entered military service as J P D’ARCY; NEW HAVEN CONN. Private Martin HASSETT next of kin: Mr. James HassettKilfara, Kilkee, Co. Clare, entered service as M. HASSET; CHICAGO IL.

Private Thomas MCMAHON next of kin: Mrs. Katherine McMahon Moyasta, Kilrush, Co. Clare.

entered service at: NOT DETERMINED [using Ancestry.com]

Corporal John J. MURPHY next of kin: Mr. John Murphy Aildavour, Connolly, Co. Clare.
entered service at: NOT DETERMINED

Post subject:  Re: Clare’s WWI dec’d US soldiers D’Arcy, Hasset, McMahon, Murphy

Posted: Wed Aug 19, 2009 8:36 pm

Hello Sharon – sad to see such young men die. R.I.P. Re U.S. soldier D’Arcy – there are a few families of D’Arcy in the Mullagh area – and Patrick living at Mountscott, Mullagh, Ennis. A relation – Capt. Paul D’Arcy of Kilrush (Irish Army), R.I .P. , brought out a book of poems some years ago and refers to his childhood visits to Mullagh. My sister has a copy and I spend time reading it when I can.
I am sure there are still Hassett’s at Kilfearagh, Kilkee, and McMahon’s at Moyasta, Kilrush.
Miriam.

Post subject: Re: Clare’s WWI dec’d US soldiers D’Arcy, Hasset, McMahon, Murphy

Posted: Tues, Jul 06, 2010 11:13 pm

jcd8822

miriam scahill wrote:

– there are a few families of D’Arcy in the Mullagh area – and Patrick living at Mountscott, Mullagh, Ennis. .

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miriam scahill wrote:

– there are a few families of D’Arcy in the Mullagh area – and Patrick lives at Mountscott, Mullagh, Ennis. .

Miriam, do you know anything about the D’Arcy individuals who are still near Mullagh? I am still trying to find out where my great grandfather came from in Ireland. He was b. in 1828, s/o Patrick D’Arcy and Ellen McGuane.

Joseph jcd8822@gmail.com

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miriam scahill wrote:

– there are a few families of D’Arcy in the Mullagh area – and Patrick living at Mountscott, Mullagh, Ennis. .

Miriam, do you know anything about the D’Arcy individuals who are still near Mullagh? I am still trying to find out where my great grandfather came from in Ireland. He was b. 1828, s/o Patrick D’Arcy and Ellen McGuane.

Joseph

jcd8822@gmail.com

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Post subject: Re: Clare’s WWI dec’d US soldiers Darcy, Hassett, McMahon, Murphy

Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2010 8:43 pm by miriam scahill

Hello Joseph – It was very sad to see such young men die in 1922. My reply to the last posting was got by looking at the telephone book. Now to get you started on finding several families of D’Arcy & McGuane – log on to http://www.clarelibrary.ie – open Genealogy = several docs. – but Tithes & Applotments of 1824 and also Griffith Vals. of 1855 will show you many families of the name. I think the area to concentrate on is the parish of Kilmurray/Ibricin – Mullagh (St. Mary’s) is the main Church with one at village of Quilty and one in a rural area called Coore. Again log on to http://www.clarelibrary.ie – genealogy – and go to Research Support at bottom right of page – Parish Index – select Kilmurray/Ibricin (there are two other parishes called Kilmurray ) – great reading. I looked at photos and there are some of D’Arcy children attending Mullagh school in 1964!!
In recent months graveyard inscriptions for all the graveyards in South West Clare have been put on http://www.clarelibrary.ie – again on Genealogy – donated material. I must say a very BIG Thank You to Senan Scanlan, Kilrush for doing so.
I had a quick look and found: Kylebreedia Graveyard – Patrick Luke D’Arcy died 1835 aged 36. and at Killernan Graveyard – John McGuane died 1898 aged 67 – so he might be a brother to your gg father.
A project was done some years ago by students – all Baptismal Records up to 1900 were put in ‘Family’ order – so the Parish Priest at St. Mary’s Church, Mullagh would hold it.
I will send you a mess. about the D’Arcy family I know.

Hello Sharon – sad to see such young men die. R.I.P. Re U.S. soldier D’Arcy – there are a few families of D’Arcy in the Mullagh area – and Patrick living at Mountscott, Mullagh, Ennis. A relation – Capt. Paul D’Arcy of Kilrush (Irish Army), R.I .P. , brought out a book of poems some years ago and refers to his childhood visits to Mullagh.

My uncle mentioned that there was an officer in the family. This must be the one he was talking about. My grandfather on the maternal side was also an officer in India and Burma for 25 years. He was with the British army.

miriam scahill wrote:

– there are a few families of D’Arcy in the Mullagh area – and Patrick lives at Mountscott, Mullagh, Ennis.

Blimey – I think Patrick D’Arcy mentioned above is an uncle of mine. He lives on the farm at Mountscott, Co. Clare, the homestead of my ancestors.

Update:

Donated Material: Graveyard Inscriptions
Kildeema [Kildimo] Graveyard
Title:Dates: Place/s: Source: Transcriber/Donator:	Kildeema [Kildimo] Graveyard Headstone Inscriptions Complete as of 1988 1808-1987 Kildimo; Annagh; Quilty Transcriptions from Headstones Kilrush Youth Centre/ Senan Scanlan graves@scattery.com

70	D’ARCY	IHS In loving memory of Michael D’Arcy who died 1st Oct 1936 aged 83 years and his son John D’Arcy also James D’Arcy died 18th July 1959 aged 60 yrs his wife Susan died 14 Sept 1978 aged 75 R.I.P. Erected by his wife Catherine D’Arcy.
302	D’ARCY	Erected by Mary D’Arcy, Mountscott in memory of her beloved daughter Catherine who died 22nd March 1932 R.I.P.
309	D’ARCY	John D’Arcy killed in France in 1918.

I wrote this message at a Co. Clare genealogical website in 2007. See: http://tl.gd/0