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| About LoftusWeb |
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| Mary Anne Loftus | |
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Hi,
Duane. Great web page! |
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| Ron Loftus | |
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Thank
you for the work you are doing on the LOFTUS name. |
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| Jeff Danner | |
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My
wife and I are trying to solve a mystery. We are seeking imformation
on Catherine Loftus of Ireland who married a Gordon
Daily of Canada and then moved to Wisconsin and had a son THOMAS
W DAILY. |
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| Mary Theresa Loftus | |
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for information on a Mary Theresa Loftus, born 1877
Balcarra, County Mayo, Ireland, father Thomas Loftus. Lee G. Carr |
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| Darrell Gene Loftus II | |
| Hi,
my name is Darrell Gene Loftus II I don't know much about my family heritage on my father's side, Darrell Gene Loftus I. I know that my father is from West Virginia as well as his brothers and sisters. I know my information is quite vague, but until my mother can give me more information as to my grandparents, I will e-mail again. I also want to see if you may be able to send me in the right direction. By the way my parents divorced when I was about 4 yrs. old, but my father's blood runs thru my veins, and that makes me a Loftus. I would appreciate any information. Thanks for making the web page, it is encouraging to know that their are other Loftus' world wide. Darrell Gene Loftus II |
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| Toby Loftus | |
| Greetings
Duane! I stumbled on your site and may be able to get you some information about a bunch of Loftus folks mostly in the Pacific Northwest. My understanding is that my great-grandfather came to Wisconsin from Norway. His name was Lofthus, but he dropped the "h" to make the name more "American". Anyway, there are a bunch of Loftus-types here in Oregon, Washington, and Alaska stemming from his family, and if you are interested, I may be able to get you a copy of our tree, which was put together several years ago by some of my relatives. The main family names involved in this tree include: Loftus, Younger, Roth, and Wiegert. Regards, -Toby A. Loftus |
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| David Lofthus | |
| Hello! My name is David Lofthus (with an 'h') and I live outside of Rochester, NY (USA). I have been assigned to do a family history project and am curious about how the 'h' became dropped from Lofthus, Norway to Loftus, England. Possibly something about Vikings (conquering territories)? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, David Lofthus |
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| James B. Loftus, Jr | |
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name is James B. Loftus, Jr. son of (who else) James B. Loftus, Sr.,
son of Joseph Loftus of Dana, Illinois. I'm not sure of the names before that (for shame). This band is from Ireland: Joseph's parents immigrated to the US. I have four brothers: John, Mark, Kevin and Michael. My father had a brother, Francis, and a sister, Mary Ellen. I'll poke around and report back with more. Email me at jloftus@poboxes.com |
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| Ann Loftus | |
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haven't a lot of info - but do know of an Ann Loftus b. LaCrosse,
WI? 1990's?; married Wallace Wickberg - lived in Gary, Indiana raising
5 children. I do have some specifics about these children, and their progeny if someone is interested. Just E-mail me. Ann |
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| Lavinia Loftus -From E. Cunningham | |
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done much research on the Loftus family but while researching my grandparent
Allender's family I found that Lavinia Loftus married Thomas D. Allender.
They had at least two children, James Allender born about 1847 and
Cornelia Allender born about 1850. I think there were several others
and these two were the youngest. I believe that I have some information
that for some reason or other these two children were raised by a
Clayton family or an Amos family. They were born in either Maryland
or southern PA. I plan to make an attempt to get into this family as soon as I find out some more about the Allender family. Your page looks great and I hope I can find something here that will be helpful. If I don't I have certainly found this to be an interesting page. (James Allender was my great grandfather so I guess Lavinia Loftus was my gg grandmother). e. cunningham |
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| Michael J. Loftus | |
| Greetings
from Michael J. Loftus in Troy, Illinois, USA. I am very interested in hearing more about the Loftus family. My Grandfather was Edward Loftus and was often referred to as "Red" due to his red complexion and red tint of hair. I am a school administrator and just recently have joined the internet. My parents and grandparents are all gone now, so I am sort of at a dead-end to gather info. My e-mail is loftusmj@mvp.net Thanks, Michael J. Loftus |
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| Jennifer Ferguson | |
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whom it may concern. i was given family history..starting with rt.rev.edward loftus, then goes to adam loftus, letitia loftus,elizabeth parsons,john woods,then his son william woods,then john woods, who was married to ann e mabane in 1750.. if this is part of this family tree..i would like to know i have all the generations of my family which i believe to be a total of 11.. please contact me jennifer ferguson. at jazzie_jen@wow.com thank you |
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| James H. Loftus | |
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I have
an aunt that is currently tracing our family history . As far as
I know we are English / Irish. If you would like the highlights
or a copy of what I have so far , please feel free to contact me.
E-mail is JHLoftus @AOL.com.
I look forward to hearing from you in the future. |
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| Millie Alexander | |
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Millie
Alexander here - |
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| Anthony Loftus | |
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Loftus - Chicago Hi Duane: I just checked out Loftus Registry page today, and how exciting. My mother was a Loftus and I'm trying to find out any info. I can about her grandfather, ANTHONY LOFTUS. My mother had told me that she believed he was born in Cork. I' ve done research through the branch of the National Archives in Chicago and through my grandfather's birth certificate. I think he was born about 1837. I'm not sure what year he came to this country, but from other documents I have researched, it looks as if he applied for U.S. citizenship in Philadelphia in 1857. He settled in Chicago, Illinois. He lived at 511 N. Halsted Street. According to the 1900 census his children were still living at this address in Chicago, Illinois during that census. He married Mary Daughtery. They had five children (I believe all children were born in Chicago): ANNIE (b. March 1872) (married William Kempton) ANTHONY (b. March 1875) PATRICK HENRY (my grandfather) (b. Feb. 1879). Married Theresa GAVIN. They had three daughters (Mary, Lucille and Annette (my mom)). FRANK (b. Oct. 1884) MICHAEL (b. ?) ANTHONY LOFTUS and his wife MARY are buried in Calvary Cemetary in Evanston, IL (suburb of Chicago). Hope this information isn't too convoluted. Maybe I can make a "link" with some other Loftus relations. Thanks for any help. Bernadine. I can be reached at BKlecan@aol.com |
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