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Griffith's Valuation 1855 (for Clare)
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- Chart A 4: A Possible Connection Between the Limerick Anglims and the County Clare Anglims
- Note: Apparent connections between the Anglims mentioned in Charts A 26 and A 27. Chart A 5: Anglims of Feakle
- Chart A 5: Anglims of Feakle (continued) Source: Sr. Agnes Anglim, Derbyshire England 1 Descendants of Thomas Anglim, of Feakle, County Clare, Ireland
- Anglims of Feakle, County Clare Ireland, Biographies: Father Thomas G. Anglim (1928-2009).
- Chart A 6: The Anglims of Feakle
- Chart A 7: The Anglims of Feakle, County Clare, Ireland
- Note: Possibly this family is the same family as mentioned in Chart A 6, but this author cannot explain the discrepancies. Chart A 8: The Anglims of Cealderra
- Chart A 9: The Anglims of Cealderra
- Chart A 11: The OCallaghan Mills Leominster, MA. Anglim Lineage
- Roman Catholic Baptismal Records for the Parish of O’Callaghan Mills Registers by Family Name (January 4, 1835-December 31, 1880).
- Chart A 12: The Claremont Anglims.
- Chart A-14: The Kilkishen Anglims.
- Anglims in the Kilmihil Death Register, 1941- .
Griffith's Valuation 1855 (for Clare)Source: Valuation Books, 1848-1864, National Archives, Dublin and Public Records Office, Belfast.
Chart A 4: A Possible Connection Between the Limerick Anglims and the County Clare Anglims Source: Fr. Thomas Anglim's 1966 letter. (He is the American priest listed below) (?) |
| | brothers ? | Joe Anglim Thomas Anglim Patrick Thomas (Uncle) (Limerick) (Emigrated born 1870 in Clare. from Limerick (Cousins) to Australia) | died in London | ca. 1956 | | | Georgia | married | lives in Detroit
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William James Edmond Thomas Anglim Anglim Anglim Anglim (American Priest) Fr. Anglim of Chicago has one brother priest, two sisters who are nuns, and a father who became a religious brother in his widowerhood. His grandfather and Richard Anglim's grandfather (mentioned by Fr. Jeremiah) may be brothers. referred to as an uncle who lived in America, also is a member of the first generation listed. ** Mora Fleming (nee Anglim), a resident of Melbourne Australia, has a father who came from Melbourne, Australia. Her place, however, cannot be determined because of insufficient information.
1 Thomas Anglim 1840 - 1890 .. +Elizabeth Isabella Howard 1843 - 1914 ........ 2 Michael Anglim ........ 2 Thomas Anglim 1870 - 1958 ............ + Margaret O’Connor ................... 3 Sr. Agnes Anglim ................... 3 Fr. Thomas Anglim 1928-2009 ................... 3 John Anglim ................... 3 Margaret Anglim ........ 2 Joseph Anglim 1873 - 1926 ................... 3 Unknown Anglim ................... 3 Unknown Anglim ................... 3 Unknown Anglim ........ 2 Mary Agnes Anglim 1886 - 1960 ............ +unknown Carmody ........ 2 James Anglim 1878 - ............ +unknown ................... 3 unknown Anglim ........ 2 John Francis Anglim 1876 - 1903 ........ 2 Ann Theresa Anglim 1882 - 1886 ........ 2 Patrick Anglim 1884 - 1959 ............ +unknown ................... 3 unknown Anglim ................... 3 unknown Anglim ................... 3 unknown Anglim Chart A 5: Anglims of Feakle (continued) Source: Sr. Agnes Anglim, Derbyshire England 1 Descendants of Thomas Anglim, of Feakle, County Clare, Ireland Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS1 ANGLIM was born Abt. 1840 in O'Callaghan Mills, or, Bodyke, County Clare, Ireland, and died Aft. 1890 in Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland. He married ELIZABETH ISABELLA HOWARD 1866 in India, daughter of WILLIAM HOWARD and MARY DORMER. She was born 1843 in Somers Town, Middlesex, England, and died 04 Dec 1914 in Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland. More on Thomas Anglim and Elizabeth Isabella Howard: Elizabeth's father, William Samuel Howard, was a wire weaver. Both he and Elizabeth's mother, Mary Elizabeth Dormer, died in an accident, possibly in India. Elizabeth’s birth certificate are in the appendices. Children of THOMAS ANGLIM and ELIZABETH HOWARD are: i. MICHAEL2 ANGLIM.
2. ii. THOMAS ANGLIM, b. 1870; d. 1958. 3. iii. JOSEPH ANGLIM, b. 1873, Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland; d. 1926, Australia. iv. MARY AGNES ANGLIM, b. 1886, Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland; d. 1960, United States; m. UNKNOWN CARMODY. More information on Mary Agnes Anglim Mary Agnes Anglim immigrated to the United States when about 15 years old. She married (?) Carmody and had six children. Sr. Agnes maintained contact with the children. 4. v. JAMES ANGLIM, b. 1878, Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland; d. England. vi. JOHN FRANCIS ANGLIM, b. 1876, Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland; d. 1903, New York.
5. viii. PATRICK ANGLIM, b. 1884, Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland; d. 1959. Generation No. 2 2. THOMAS2 ANGLIM (THOMAS1) was born 1870, and died 1958. He married UNKNOWN. Children of THOMAS ANGLIM and Margaret O’Connor are:
More on Sr. Agnes Anglim: Sr. Agnes was a Franciscan sister, who trained as a primary school teacher at Digby Stuart College in London. She lived at St. Elizabeth's Convent, Hattock Road, Belper, Derby, England. From 1986 through the early 1990s, Sr. Agnes worked in full-time evangelisation with an English lay community called the Sion Community, which is a group of Catholic lay people, priests and sisters who have joined together in committed fellowship. ii. FR. THOMAS ANGLIM. iii. JOHN ANGLIM. More on John Anglim: John Anglim is married and lives in his own home in County Clare. iv. MARGARET ANGLIM. 3. JOSEPH2 ANGLIM (THOMAS1) was born 1873 in Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland, and died 1926 in Australia. More information on Joseph Anglim: Joseph was born 1873 in Feakle, Co. Clare. He married in Australia. He died in 1926 in Australia. He had two sons and one daughter. Children of JOSEPH ANGLIM are: i. UNKNOWN3 ANGLIM. ii. UNKNOWN ANGLIM. iii. UNKNOWN ANGLIM. 4. JAMES2 ANGLIM (THOMAS1) was born 1878 in Feakle, Co. Clare, Ireland, and died in England. He married UNKNOWN 1896 in Scotland. More information on James Anglim James Anglim was killed in a road accident in England. He had one son. Child of JAMES ANGLIM and UNKNOWN is: i. UNKNOWN3 ANGLIM.
Children of PATRICK ANGLIM and UNKNOWN are: i. UNKNOWN3 ANGLIM. ii. UNKNOWN ANGLIM. iii. UNKNOWN ANGLIM. In her letter of February 25, 1991, Sr, Agnes Anglim wrote that her family has cousins living in Westbury, Long Island, NY; Syracuse, FL; and Australia. She concluded by saying, "The Anglims set sail into many countries." Anglims of Feakle, County Clare Ireland, Biographies: Father Thomas G. Anglim (1928-2009). Father Thomas G. Anglim was born Nov. 15, 1928, in Feakle, County Clare, Ireland, the second of three siblings to Thomas and Margaret O’Connor Anglim. He was educated at Mongret College (Minor Seminary) in Limerick, Ireland, and St. Mary’s Seminary, Baltimore, as well as attending three summers at Notre Dame University, Indiana. He was ordained May 23, 1954, for the St. Augustine Diocese. Father Anglim served as parochial vicar at St. Mary Parish, St. Petersburg; Blessed Trinity Parish, Miami Springs; and Little Flower Parish, Coral Gables. He was president of Immaculata Academy in Miami and was pastor of Holy Rosary Parish, Perrine, and Sacred Heart Parish, Lake Worth, before taking his current assignment as pastor of St. Francis Xavier Parish, Fort Myers, and St. Therese Chapel, North Fort Myers. Father Anglim also served as consultor, dean, vicar forane and episcopal vicar for the St. Petersburg Diocese. In the Venice Diocese he served for 17 years as vicar general, working alongside Bishop Nevins in setting up the structure and procedures for the young diocese. He also served Venice as episcopal vicar, vice chairman of the Pension Plan, chairman of the Investment Committee, Insurance chairman, chairman of Planning and Development, vice president of Catholic Charities, member of the Board of Deacons and member of the diocesan Finance Board. Chart A 6: The Anglims of Feakle Source: 1901 Census of Feakle Parish, Co. Clare. Thomas Anglim m. Isabel Anglim Born: circa 1840 head of household in 1901 census (widow) Born in Burmah | |
(son) Born: Clare either 16 or 26 years (illegible) | Thomas Anglim (grandson) Note: Possibly this family is the same family as mentioned in Chart A 5, but this author cannot explain the discrepancies. Chart A 7: The Anglims of Feakle, County Clare, Ireland Source: Official Irish Registry chr. = christening Thomas Anglim m. Elizabeth residence: Killaloe Feakle Parish Co. Clare |
| | John Mary Agnes Anglim chr: Sep 30,1872 chr: Nov. 9, 1876
residence: Cealderra ____________|_______________ | |
John Anne b. May 20, 1864 chr.: Oct. 28, 1867 Tulla District, sponsors: Thomas (?) Clare Anne Cudmore Chart A 9: The Anglims of Cealderra Source: Official Irish Registry. Jeremiah Anglim m. Margaret Grady residence: Cealderra | |
chr. Jan. 1, 1836 sponsors: James McMurrey Judy Boland
Source: Official Irish Registry. Michael Anglim m. Judy Boland residence: O'Callaghan Mills | |
chr: Feb. 10, 1846 sponsors: Michael Ryan Peggy Courey
Source: Susan A. Schwartz, Enfield Center, NH. Timothy Anglim Born: ca. 1780 West Clare | | John Anglim Born: ca. 1800 O'Callaghan Mills Married: Ann Liddy | |
Born: ca. 1826 O'Callaghan Mills Married: Julia Boland Born: Ennis, Co. Clare Died: Brooklyn, NY They married at St. Patrick's Church, in O'Callaghan Mills. | | Michael Anglim Born: February 22, 1846 or 1847 O'Callaghan Mills Married: Katherine Bresnahan January 1, 1876 Died: January 27, 1923 Leominster, Mass.
Family Surname: Collins Child’s forename: Father’s forename: Michael Mother’s forename: Mary Mother’s maiden name: Connel Sponsor 1: Thady Anglim Sponsor 2: Ann Anglim Residence: Claremount Date: May 1840 Chart A 12: The Claremont Anglims. Source: Official Irish Registry James Anglim m. Catherine Collins residence: Claremount | |
chr: May 5, 1837 sponsors: Thomas Boland Ellen Anglim
| | Bridget Anglim b. July 26, 1866 Bridgetown, Co. Clare
| Thomas Carter b. April 7, 1866 Kilkishen, Co. Clare Other sources give the groom’s surname as Cartee. Kilmihil Records Anglims in the Kilmihil Baptism Register
Anglims in the Kilmihil Death Register, 1941- .
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