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The Reinhardt 50th Wedding Anniversary
I recently found these photos and knew who the people were but not the context or occasion. After some thought and verification of facts I…
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Real Treasures in Shared Photos; Part 2
As I begin part two of this post want to again acknowledge my deep gratitude to Betty Anne Anderson-Austin for her willingness to share this…
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Real Treasures in Shared Photos: Part One
When I began writing this blog site two years ago, I hoped it would become a resource for all of the branches of the family…
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Photo Essay; Devonish Island Northern Ireland
This photo essay is based on my visit to Devonish Island in September of 2025. This is an important location for members of the McCauley…
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Photo Essay of St Micheal’s Church, Enniskillen
St. Micheal’s church is the prominent Catholic Church in Enniskillen. It plays a role in the story of the McCauley Family as it was the…
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Thomas Eric McAuley (1918-2017)
In 2021, I received a photo from Cynthia Carraher Minervini. This photo had been passed along to her after her parents, John and Helen Carraher had passed away. Cynthia did not know the…
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Thomas McCauley (1888-1961)
Developing an accurate outline regarding the life of Thomas McCauley (1888-1961), has been challenging for me. As I was to find many clues were right…
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The Father of Bernard McCauley (1st) Edward McCauley (1800-1875)
I first discovered the name Edward McCauley on the marriage certificate of Bernard McCauley (I), and Ann Kerrin in 1864. A photo of that certificate…
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Identifying Agnes McCauley’s House
Agens McCauley (1883-1957) is the ninth child of Bernard McCauley (1st) and Anne Kerrin McCauley. Ever since finding an Enniskillen address in Ellen McCauley Aunchman’s…
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Identifying Agnes McCauley’s House
This is a photo of 7 Henry Street in Enniskillen Northern Ireland Agens McCauley (1883-1957) is the ninth child of Bernard McCauley (1st) and Anne…
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The Grave Markers of Bernard McCauley (1830-1902 And Anne McCauley (1847-1928) (New Information Acquired in 2025)
Bernard McCauley (1830-1902) and Anne Kerrin-McCauley (1847-1928) are buried in St. Nailes Cemetary in the township of Kinawley in Northern Ireland. The church and cemetery…
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Who lived with Whom
As the McCauley siblings emigrated from Fermanagh County Ireland to the United States, they would support each other through shared living experiences. One would host…
Four Bernards & Their Clans 