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The Irish surname Kinsella is the English version of the Gaelic word "Cinnsealach" which means "proud". The first record of the name was around 1200AD in County Wexford.Who have we missed?
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ReplyRosa "Rose" Kinsella was my grgrgranny.
ReplyRose was one of many that settled in the area around Corning, Steuben, NY in the mid 1880's. She was a sister to Garrett & Elizabeth Kinsella. Some family ended up in Rochester, NY and others to Chicago area of Iii' Thanks
ReplyMy mother's maiden name was Kinsella, and she grew up in Dublin until she was moved to Bedford as a little girl. She spoke Gaellic fluently, as well as English, and the education board who visited her new school made her stand on a chair and demonstrate her strange and unfamiliar bilingualism to the assembled class. Unfortunately, her fellow - pupils resented this attention, and my mum was also seen as a traitor, due to Ireland's neutrality in the second world War. So she quickly discarded her Irish language and accent, although she still has lovely Irish mannerisms. My mum and her 9 siblings did well academically and went to grammar school and then many travelled the world. I have always loved the very pretty sounding name of my Irish family and thought it would be very interesting to discover more.
ReplyResearching a Female Kinsella who married Richard Hassard Fermanagh or Cavan about 1820 -1850;
Replygarrett kinsella
ReplyMy name is Sean kinsella my great grandfather William Walter kinsella landed in Boston around 1890 or 1891 if this is familiar to anyone and we are related I would like to find the rest of the family here in America.
ReplyHi everyone - My grandfather was Thomas Patrick Kinsella from Cook Country IL. His father, Thomas Kinsella came to the US on 12/27/1882 on the ship Wyoming. His date of birth is 3/1/1862. And his father is Patrick Kinsella. Looking for relatives..... Michele
ReplyMy grandmother, Theresa A Kinsella, was married and with child when she came to America. She was married to Dennis Carrigan and we were told he died and is buried in Ireland. His family is located in Philadelphia PA. My family was kep in the dark about this until recently.
ReplyI am the descendant of Martin Kinsella (convict) transported to Australia in 1924 on the Annie Amelia. Wife Ellen and daughter Catherine followed in 1933 on Caroline. Son Thomas was not mentioned and had been born in Wexford Ireland. Trying to find out what happened to Thomas. Jenny Hayes
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