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I am searching for more information, especially dates on the family of Edward Hanifen. He married Margaret Cahalan (Calahan?) of Roscommon and they had 13 children; Maurice (died in infancy), Margaret (died in infancy), Mary, Edward, Ellen, James, Bridger, Timothy, Daniel, Machael (Michael?), Elizabeth, Margaret 2, and Joanna. Daniel Hanifen is my connection to this family, he had two wives, Nancy MacLean and Jessie MacLean (sisters?) and one of his son’s was also named Edward Hanifen. This Edward Hanifen was my great grandfather and he lived in Denver, Colorado.
I have a large family tree outline that was handed down but no dates or full names.
Please email me at bldrgrl1@aol.com with any information that you might share!
Jenny
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Hi, have you checked the Hanifin family in Antigonish County, Nova Scotia, Canada. They arrived there from Ventry in 1830. I thought this was my family who settled in Kings County NS in 1841, but wasn’t. I’m still searching for them in Kerry.
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Hello this is to cool , I know we are somehow related .I am sorry that my typing is not to good since i just stated fooling around with computer at work that is why i do not have an e-mail address. OK,here is what i know my fathers name was James B.Hanifen from Vanceboro Main his father was Clair Hanifen from Wisconcin and his fathers name wasEdward Hanifen from what i remember so what i will do is try to contact my aunt Margie in northern California to see if i can get acopy of my family tree. Steve Hanifen
2670 west Cedar Springs rd.
Palmyra Indiana
47164
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My name is Edward Hanifen. My Great Grandfather and Grandfather, and Father were also named Edward. They all lived in Denver. My father is still alive and living in Denver. I have a great deal of information on the Hanifen family tree and would be happy to correspond with any one interested. Please contact me at bvtime@chaffee.net. Thanks, Ed Hanifen.
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