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| Author | Topic: McNamara's South Australia |
| Janelle |
posted 4/24/04 11:25 PM
Hi all. If you have connections with any McNamara's who migrated to, or lived in South Australia, please leave as much detail as possible here to help make connections. Thanks and check back from time to time. |
| Vince Aitkin |
posted 6/2/04 7:02 AM
Have info on Gertrude Hannah McNamara (1869SA-1941NSW), father Stephen Mo Honora and requiring contact from others with interest. |
| Chris Gill |
posted 4/27/05 6:17 AM
have been researching my line of Mcnamara Family for over 20 years Interested in what your group is doing - is it a private or commercial venture?14 |
| Janelle |
posted 6/2/05 3:48 AM
Hi Chris,This is a private venture. Contact me at jrmrocket@yahoo.com if you wish to share information. My family were primarily based in south west Victoria and some ventured to other states. Love to see what you have gathered. regards, Janelle (administrator) |
| rodney mcnamara |
posted 9/4/05 3:04 AM
My father Gerald was born Warracknabeal, Vic. GF Frederick Conrad born SA, GGF Phillip born SA. Do any of these link in with other McNamara's? |
| Tanya M McNamara |
posted 10/26/05 6:25 PM
Hey Janelle,, Your cousin here,,long time..Say hi to bobby and dougie for me..I am granddaughter of Daniel francis/Eliza jane(Dunstan)McNamara..both born in Victoria... |
| Janelle |
posted 10/27/05 5:17 AM
Hi there Tanya! How's things? I'll definitely say hi to my brothers for you - they & Sue are doing well. How's Brett, Des & Joyce? take care x |
| Mick O'Neill |
posted 12/29/05 3:19 PM
Hi, My ancestor was Bridgit O'Neill nee McNamara from Rosroe, Sixmilebridge in Co. Clare. Some of her offspring are buried with McNamara's in the cemetery at Seven Hill near Clare in SA.I'd be interested in anyone who may possibley related to these Clare SA McNamara's. |
| Patricia Boyd |
posted 9/1/06 4:58 AM
My great grandfather was Michael Patrick Mcnamara. He arrived in Adelaide with his two brothers (I have been told)one of whom settled in Macclesfield. Michael settled in Coromandel Valley and was married to Ann McMahon. They had 14 children, my grandmother being number 14, Florence May McNamara born in 1989. The property has since been subdivided but my brother still lives on part of it. |
| Robin St. Albans |
posted 8/17/07 4:04 AM
Looking for any information on my maternal uncle: Francis Joseph M'Namara (alternately McNamara) who moved to South Australia sometime in the 1920's or 30's from Sydney. Attended Shore, worked at a bank, became a bit of a black sheep, moved interstate. No other information available. Born approx 1900-1910, probably in Randwick or Coogee area. Sisters Gladys and Jeanne (Jean - my mum) - dad Joseph, I believe. May have worked for SA Railways in some capacity. Any help appreciated. |
| David McNamara |
posted 8/28/07 2:24 AM
Hi All,I come from a long line of McNamara'a dating back to 1878 arriving in Glenelg SA. Joseph McNamara was my Great, Great Grandfather who was married to Mary. My Father Kevin (1920-1997) married Dorothy Edgecombe and had 6 children. Kevin's brothers lived in Glenelg and the Eyre Peninsula around Port Lincoln. I've lost contact with those outside the Glenelg region and it would be great to get their details. |
| Robin Blackburn |
posted 3/28/08 5:39 AM
Update: My uncle, Joseph Kenneth McNamara, moved to South Australia sometime around 1930ish. He was born in Paddington (Sydney, 1905), to Francis Kenneth McNamara (often styled M'Namara) and Edith Amy (Stafford) and had younger sisters, Gladys and Jeanne (Jean Ida - my mum).Anyone have any Joseph Kenneth McNamara info? He may have worked for SA Rail. |
| Kevin |
posted 4/1/08 11:45 AM
My G-GM was Margaret McNamara, details I have of her are: Born Co. Clare 18/12/1846, emigrated to Australia about 1861 (possibly Victoria), married Daniel Kelly 19/6/1865 at Sevenhill (S.A.) had 6 children in S.A., died Broken Hill (N.S.W.)16/9/1928. I have little info on her family, father listed as Michael, mother possibly Ellen & that's about it. Does anyone else have any info for this family? Many thanks, Kevin. |
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