Where was the property Sunnybank? Guest poster Michael Mullany has given permission to share his recent posts from the Hingerty - Now and Then FaceBook Group November 2025 UPDATE: The marriage record for John Hingerty and Isabella McDonald states that the marriage took place in Goulburn. UPDATE: Cootamundra Herald Mon 12 September 1921 Page 2 TROVE Thank you to Michael for his research and tenacity in his search for Sunny Bank. We look forward to further updates in the future. If you have further information to share with Michael visit the Hingerty-Now and Then Face Book Group or send me an email Hingerty@one_name.org
Otis J. Hingerty, Jr. in World War II: Podcast Listen to the wartime experiences of Otis Johnson Hingerty Jnr. Part 1: 15 minutes Link to Part 1 of Podcast ........recounts the World War II experiences of Otis Johnson Hingerty, Jr., specifically focusing on his brief but intense combat during the Moselle-Rhine campaign in March 1945. The author, Hingerty's son, pieces together his father's story through various sources, including German military histories, online blogs detailing battlefield tours, an interview with a fellow soldier, Vern Schmidt, and personal visits to the European locations. The narrative traces Otis's journey from stateside training to his arrival as a replacement infantryman in Germany, his unit's advance, and their encounter with the elite 6th SS Mountain Division. Ultimately, the excerpt culminates with the heavy fighting on March 16th, 1945, hinting at further events to be covered in a subsequent part. Part 2: 15 minutes Link to Part 2 of ...
Hingerty Surname Origins Timeline (as at October 2022): O hIongadail a sept (family group), named for its clan leader Ingardail, within a larger tribal group known as the Fir Maighe Fene who occupied lands in the Fermoy area of County Cork (Cova, Ballyhooly). The Ui Ingarghail were pushed south and west (Cork/Kerry) by the larger, more powerful Eonganacht tribe/s. By the 12th Century, the O'Hingerdell clan is located in southern Cork and have a Townland of Kippaghingerghill. Is this the Hingerty Homeland? Hingerty YDNA Match List Revelations Early Ohlongadail Clan History 1518 Donaldus Yhyngardeyll parish priest of Kilmackillogue becomes parish priest of Kilcaslain and Kadmarra, Cork (Note Kippaghingerghill is in the parish of Kilmackillogue). This is the first reference to an individual using this family name. 16th Century, 17th Century and 18th Century Records 1576- 1601 Elizabethan Fiants list a number of...
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