Hello,
I don’t have a direct connection the McMAHON’s (yet?) but wanted to share some research…
I am a descendant of Daniel Behan and Mary Scanlan. They married at in 1851 at St. Senan’s and then their four daughters were baptized (1855-1865) at St. Senan’s Church. The entry from the church records for their youngest includes Pound St. and sponsor Mary McMAHON:
1865-Nov-18 Baptized Bridget Behan in the Catholic parish of Kilrush, County Clare, Ireland. Parents: Daniel Behan and Mary Scanlan, on Pound Street, Sponsors: Michael Behan and Mary McMAHON
St. Senan's, Diocese of Killaloe, County of Clare, Variant forms of parish name: Kilrush http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0808
My family immigrated to the United States about 1871, settling in Chicago, IL. My great grandmother, Anna Behan b. 1860 and her husband John W. Maher b. 1864 are buried with the Thomas McMAHON family. I don’t know the connection, family or friends, but here is what I have found in U.S. records:
Thomas McMAHON, b. 1840 – d. 1916, m. 1871 – Mary Shannon, in Chicago, IL
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=162130309
Parents: Daniel McMAHON and Margaret Ryan
Children: James T. McMAHON, b. 1873 – d. 1918, Margaret (died as an infant?)
Siblings: Bridget McMAHON, Mary McMAHON, Catherine McMAHON, b. 1864, in Kilrush, Clare – d. 1936, m. 1890 – George Robinson, in Chicago, IL.
The cemetery list shows Mary Shannon McMahon, Bridget McMahon and Mary McMahon all buried on the same day, Nov. 22, 1902. Thomas’s wife, Mary Shannon McMahon, died Nov. 9. 1902, I don’t have details on Bridget and Mary.
Rose [Sunday, January 22, 2017]