Anne Hanrahan Scanlan. Anne Hanrahan was born in Scariff in Feb 1860 and died in Detroit on 2 May 1904. She married Peter Scanlan in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Detroit.
Peter Scanlan, Detroit. Peter Scanlan (1859 - 1929) was born in Garraunboy and emigrated to Detroit where he died in 1929. Peter was the son of Peter Scanlan and Anne (née Scanlan) and was a brother of Fr. Michael Scanlan P.P. Scariff.
Mary, Gerard & Sadie Scanlan. Members of the Scanlan family in St Peter's Square, Rome. (L-R) Mary Scanlan Brinkman (Michigan), Fr. Gerard Scanlan and Sara (Sadie) Scanlan Shanahan (Michigan). Mary (b. Michigan 1903, d. Michigan 1988) and Sadie were sisters, and daughters of
Peter Scanlan (d.1929) who emigrated to the US from Garraunboy, Killaloe.
Dr John Brendan Scanlan. Dr John Brendan Scanlan (born New York 1919 - died Tenafly, New Jersey 1993). John was the son of Stephen Scanlan and his wife, May née McMahon of Feakle. Stephen emigrated from Garraunboy to the U.S. in 1904 and settled in New York.
Children of Jeremiah Scanlan. The children of Jeremiah Scanlan (L-R) Joe Scanlan; Winifred McGowan; Peg Voegtle; Kathleen Stewart; Sadie Smith. Jeremiah Scanlan was born in 1873 in Killaloe, the son of John Scanlan and his wife, Sarah (née Smyth) from Ballygreen. He married Nellie (née Dennin), from County Westmeath and died in 1914 of pneumonia caught while fighting a fire in the freezing cold. All Jeremiah's children were born in the USA.
Children of Jeremiah Scanlan. The children of Jeremiah Scanlan with their spouses; (L-R) Front row: Kathleen Scanlan Stewart; Winifred Scanlan McGowan; Georgia Scanlan; Sadie Scanlan Smith; Peg Scanlan Voegtle. Back row: Joe Scanlan; Fred Smith; Jules Voegtle.
Extended Family of Jeremiah Scanlan. The children of Jeremiah Scanlan with their spouses and children: (L-R) Standing: Ron Fenaughty holding Laura Fenaughty; Meg Fenaughty holding Karen Fenaughty; Joe Scanlan; Monica Smith; Georgia Scanlan; Peg Scanlan Voegtle; Winifred Scanlan McGowan; Jules Voegtle; Kathleen Scanlan Stewart; Kathy & Frank Kopa. Sitting in front: Mark Fenaughty, Andrea Fenaughty, Frankie Kopa.
Dominick & Anne Stuart. Dominick Stuart and his wife Anne (née Kelly). Dominick was born in 1855 and was the son of Dominck Stuart and his wife, Anne Scanlan. Dominick and Anne had a total of 14 children.
Dominick Stuart. Dominick Stuart, son of Dominick & Anne Kelly Stuart of Ballybroughan, Ogonnelloe. Dominick was born in 1899 and died in Queensland, Australia in 1985.
Dr Stuart Park, Ogonnelloe. The commemoration plaque in Dr Stuart Park in Ogonnelloe. Dr Joe Stuart (1904 -1980) was the son of Dominick Stuart and Anne Kelly Stuart. Joe Stuart was President of the GAA from 1958-1961.
Garraunboy Church. Garraunboy Catholic Church. The foundation stone was blessed by Bishop Michael Fogarty on 27 June 1909. Garraunboy Church was built of local sandstone and roofed with Killaloe-Ballina slates. The contractor was William Davoren, Ogonelloe and the Clerk of Works was John Scanlan of Criabh Ruadh (Creeveroe). On 18 December 1909, the feast of St. Flannan, the new church was blessed and dedicated to the Sacred Heart. The new Church of the Sacred Heart & St. Lua was opened to public worship on Saturday, 25th December 1909.
George Hackman Headstone. The headstone of George Hackman in Garraunboy Graveyard. The inscription reads:
'Sacred to the memory of George Hackman (Lewie). For 38 years a valued & faithful friend of Mr & Mrs. Scanlan of Gortmagee by whom this stone was erected. He died February 5 1932 aged 75 years. Sweet Jesus give him eternal rest.' A man of short stature, George was born in Belfast and worked for a circus. Once, when the circus was in Killaloe it left town without him. He was wandering around the town for a few days and Bridget Scanlan took him in as a servant to help with the housework. Bridget's daughter-in-law, Margaret, had him baptized when he became an old man and when he died in he was laid to rest in Garraunboy.
Margaret Hogan Scanlan. Margaret Scanlan née Hogan , born c. 1832 in Ardcrony, Co. Tipperary, died 23 February 1898. Margaret married John Scanlan of Garranboy House, Killaloe.
John Scanlan. John Scanlan of Garranboy House, Killaloe, born c. 1806, died 29 November 1895. John married Maragret Hogan from Ardcrony, Co. Tipperary.
Thomas Scanlan Grave. The grave of Thomas Scanlan in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Chicago, USA. Thomas Scanlan was born 1 July 1866 in Garraunboy, Killaloe and died 6 October 1962 in San Pierre, Indiana. Thomas was the son of Patrick Scanlan and Mary Scanlan (née Hogan) of Hill House, Garraunboy and brother of Fr Paddy Scanlan. After emigrating to the USA he settled in Chicago, became a member of the Chicago Police Department and married Mary Nash from Scariff. They had four children: Rev. Gerald P. Scanlan, Lillian, Francis and Michael.
Window, St Flannan’s Church, Killaloe. A stained glass window by Harry Clarke in St Flannan’s Church, Killaloe. The window was donated by Josephine Scanlan in memory of her mother-in-law, Eliza Scanlan and Eliza's son Michael, Josephine's husband. The inscription reads: To the glory of God, in memory of Eliza Scanlan who died 21st. May, 1925, and her son Michael who died 21st. January, 1923. R.I.P. Pray for the donor Josephine Scanlan.
Fr Patrick Scanlan Headstone, Mullagh Church Graveyard. The inscription reads: 'In loving memory of Rev Patrick J Scanlan, PP Kilmurry Ibrickane, died June 2nd 1932. R.I.P.' Fr Scanlan (1866-1932) came from Garraunboy House, Killaloe and was Parish Priest of Kilmurry-Ibrickane.
Headstone of Fr Paddy J Scanlan. The headstone in Chicago of Fr Paddy J Scanlan (1864-1937) of Hill House, Garrraunboy, Killaloe and the Archdiocese of Chicago.
Joseph A Scanlon. Joseph A Scanlon (1891-1954) of Newtown, Killaloe and Willoughby, Ohio in the unform of the American Legion of Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Headstone of Joseph & Florence Scanlon. The headstone in Willoughby, Ohio of Joseph A Scanlon (1891-1954) of Newtown, Killaloe and Willoughby, Ohio and his wife, Florence M (1895-1963). Joseph Scanlon was the son of John Scanlan and Katherine (née Burke).
Kehoe's Public House. Group of people outside Kehoe's public house ('Goosers'), Ballina, with John Ryan's cart on the right. Group includes Mrs. Kehoe, John Fennessey, Michael Kehoe, Jeddy McKeogh's mother and a British couple.
