PATRICK T. MALONE (abt. 1877), and FRANCIS WILLIAM MALONE (abt. 1897) Ballina, Co. Mayo descendants?

THANKS Roger!  I realized I posted some of this XO info. here from my memory.  Below is an updated post with dates and more info. for both PATRICK T. MALONE and FRANCIS WM. MALONE.

"I am still ttrying to locate an descendants from PATRICK T. MALONE (about 1877) born in Ballina, Co. Mayo,  His parents were PATRICK J. MALONE (about 1850-1927) & first wife Bridget Mary Kilcullen.   I found some info. that Patrick T. might have immigrated to US about 1907, but it is hard to confirm where he ended up from the US Census.  I also found a Patrick living in Castlebar with a wife and son Patrick in 1901 census.  He might have died before 1911 census in Castlebar. His family seemed to disappear. But since there are so many Patrick Malones who did not always use middle iniitials or record parents, my specific Patrick T. Malone has been hard to find after that.  

I am also searching for a FRANCIS "FRANK" WILLIAM MALONE (abt. 1897), who was also a son of PATRICK J. MALONE of Ballina, and his second wife Mary McCarthy. He attended Blackrock and was there during 1911 census.  He apparently immigrated to US around 1916, but I have not been able to confirm where he went in the US and where he died.  I was told by a DILLON-MALONE cousin that he was a Lieutenant in the military (US?) and there was a obituary in the "Western People"  newspaper in Ballina that noted he died around 1960.  I have not found this obit.  Luckily I have connected with my many DILLON-MALONE cousins originally from Ballina who were descendants of my 2nd great grand uncle, shop proprieter, harbor master and cathedral leader PATRICK J. MALONE and his third wife ELLEN DILLON.     
Any other leads on either of Patrick J's sons PATRICK T. and FRANCIS/FRANK would be appreciated."

Tom 

Hello Again Roger!  
I have updated the original post with the corrected info.  Pleasee ignore/delete my follow up post of 19 April, 2016.  Sorry for the trouble. Thanks,
Tom

In my tree I have some MALONEs: Francis J MALONE b 7 Jul 1855, christening 5 Aug 1855. This family emigrated to Brock Twp., Ontario, Canada where other children were born. He married Catherine MCCABE (1868-1952) in Ontario; he d 1929 and was buried St. Malachy's, Vroomanton, Brock Twp. Churchyard.  His parents: Patrick MALONE (1821-1898)+Sarah CAVANAGH (1824-1884) who married 22 Oct 1848 Oshawa, St. Gregory Mission, ON, Canada.  Patrick b Quebec, Canada; Sara b Scarborough West, York, ON, Canada. Parents of Patrick: Michael Patrick MALONE (1786-1862)+Mary CURTIN (1795-1887).  Michael Patrick b abt 1786 Patrickswell, Co Limerick, Ireland.  I am interested in this family because Alice K MALONE (1899-1967) married John James MANLEY (1899-1989) of Uxbridge, ON, Canada, whose g'mother was Rosanna "Ellen" DILLON (1843-1911)...her husband's father John MANLEY was b 24 Jun 1842 Co Mayo, Ireland; he d Uxbridge ON.  There was a "Frank" in the MANLEY family. Some of the MANLEY/MUNNELLY family lived in Prescot, Leeds, ON.  We are missing the ancestor link, but all the MANLEYs and MUNNELLYs in Co Mayo appear to be related.  My g'g'grandmother Catherine MANLEY/MUNNELLY m Patrick Edward FOY...all b Co Mayo, lived Carrowmore, then in Ballina for several yrs before they emigrated. More info in my tree at Ancestry.com.  Be sure to remember spellings of all names will vary from record to record, MALONE may also be MALLON, MALONEY, etc. and it doesn't mean it's a diff. family.

Thank you for your reply!  Since I know for certain where he was born (Ballina, Co. Mayo) and who his parents were  PATRICK J. MALONE and MARY MUFFENY MCCARTHY, it appears we are related to different Frank's.   Thanks for the reminder about different spellings of surname.  I have caught a couple of them due to misspelling by census taker or transcribers of docs and even had to acknowledge the hyphenated DILLON-MALONE cousins were part of my ancestry tree.  LOL  

It would appear with what you said you would have a strong possibility of digging into those Ballina & Kilmoremoy records, if you have not yet done so.  On some of the newly available parish records you might find a reference to Rev. Fr. PATRICK MALONE as a priest in Ballina, Bellmullet, Glencastle, and Lacken, Killala parishes.  Father Pat is my 2nd great grand uncle & brother of my 2nd great grandfather JOHN MALONE orginally from Claggarnagh, Glenhest, Addergoole, Co. Mayo.  Their father was PETER MALONE (about 1810) who married a MARY O'DONNELL and lived in Claggarnagh.   Wonder if your PATRICK (1821) could have been a brother if from Mayo.  

There is also a great colleagial Mayo Genealogy Group on Facebook that also might help you sort out all your Manleys, etc. in Mayo.   My PATRICK J. MALONE's third wife was a MARY ELLEN DILLON.  My DILLON-MALONE cousin tells me she was part of a big family who sadly frittered away their wealth.  But there might be a family connection there for you. 

Thanks again!  Slan!  Tom 

Tom,

I have dna matches to DILLON, but am not (so far) a MALONE, just have the info.  Yes, I belong to the MUNNELLY and to the Co Mayo groups on Facebook. I have dna match to MCCARTY, GALLAGHER, FERGUSON & more.  I am FORD, FOY, MANLEY/MUNNELLY, MEARS/MEER, NEALON, NAUGHTON, all fr Mayo.  One of my MUNNELLY cousins was fr Belmullet, most from Ballina & neighborhoods.

Thank you for your interesting info,

Elizabeth

Yes!  THANK YOU so much for taking time to look and posting.  I have visited Ballina Leigue Cemetery and have located the graves and these docs previously.   I am aware of their connections/relations to the other two families and half-siblings sired by their common father Patrick J. Malone, including the Dillon-Malone clan.  

I am primarily stumped, as are my Dillon-Malone cousins with whom I communicate, on verifying what happened to them both AFTER they left Ballina as young men.  I was still hoping to locate a direct line descendant of the Patrick Malone, (if this is my Patrick T, Malone) who might have lived in Castlebar during 1901 Census with the Connelly's (wives Uncle/Aunt) with his wife and two children while I am visiting Mayo May 4, 5 and am of May 6.  Wil communicate with Castlebar library to see if they have more info.  I am looking forward to leaving on my 5th resarch trip to Ireland from Boston May 1 and sadly returning May 9. Thanks again for trying!  My best!!!
Tom Malone
 

Yes!  THANK YOU so much for taking time to look and posting.  I have visited Ballina Leigue Cemetery and have located the graves and these docs previously.   I am aware of their connections/relations to the other two families and half-siblings sired by their common father Patrick J. Malone, including the Dillon-Malone clan.  

I am primarily stumped, as are my Dillon-Malone cousins with whom I communicate, on verifying what happened to them both AFTER they left Ballina as young men.  I was still hoping to locate a direct line descendant of the Patrick Malone, (if this is my Patrick T, Malone) who might have lived in Castlebar during 1901 Census with the Connelly's (wives Uncle/Aunt) with his wife and two children while I am visiting Mayo May 4, 5 and am of May 6.  Wil communicate with Castlebar library to see if they have more info.  I am looking forward to leaving on my 5th resarch trip to Ireland from Boston May 1 and sadly returning May 9. Thanks again for trying!  My best!!!
Tom Malone
 

MUFFENY may be MCFEENY/FEENEY/etc.

Thanks!  Very good point!  That was Frank's mom's maiden name.