Thomas Cloney

Thomas M Cloney, age 38, Derby, VT View Details

Possible Relatives: Maureen Mau Cloney, Shannon C Cloney, Meghan Kathleen Yoss

Thomas W Cloney, age 77, Levittown, PA View Details

Possible Relatives: Maureen Mau Cloney, Shannon C Cloney, Meghan Kathleen Yoss

Thomas F Cloney, age 63 View Details

Address:***** Colonial Blvd, Hillsdale, NJ. Phone Number: (313) 350-****

Thomas F Cloney View Details

Address:PO Box *****, Lakeville, CT. Phone Number: (203) 570-****

Thomas W Cloney, age 60s, Philadelphia, PA View Details

Locations: Philadelphia PA, Saylorsburg PA Possible Relatives: Christine Cloney, Danielle M Cloney, Joanna E Cloney

Thomas P Cloney, age 70s View Details

Possible Relatives: James Cloney, Teresa P Cloney, Thomas Cloney

Thomas W Cloney, age 48, Levittown, PA View Details

Cities: Levittown PA, Yardley PA, Philadelphia PA Possible Relatives: Danielle M Cloney, Joanna E Cloney, Scott T Cloney

Thomas D Cloney, age 79 View Details

Cloney, Thomas | Dictionary of Irish Biography • dib.ie

Cloney, Thomas (1774-1850), insurgent leader and catholic activist, was probably born at Ballybeg, near St Millis, Co. Carlow, the only son among four children of Denis Cloney (1738-98), prosperous farmer and middleman of Moneyhore, near Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford, and Mary Cloney (née Kavanagh; d. 1782) of Ballybeg. The Cloneys were on close terms with local protestant middlemen and gentry ...

The Last County - The 1798 Rebellion - County Wicklow Heritage • wicklowheritage.org

Thomas Cloney, a young Catholic farmer who had emerged as one of the rebel leaders, described them as 'ungovernable'. Those who succeeded in obtaining arms often had little or no experience of them and this fact, coupled with frequent drunkenness, resulted in guns constantly being fired off, thus exposing the rebels to danger.

Thomas Cloney facts for kids - Kids encyclopedia • kiddle.co

Thomas Cloney (1773 - 20 February 1850) was a United Irishman, and leader of the rebellion in County Wexford in 1798, and with Robert Emmet a co-conspirator in the attempt to renew the republican insurrection in 1803.Learn Thomas Cloney facts for kids

Thomas Cloney (1773-1850) | WikiTree FREE Family Tree • wikitree.com

Is this your ancestor? Explore genealogy for Thomas Cloney born 1773 County Wexford, Ireland died 1850 Graiguenamanagh, County Kilkenny, Ireland including research + more in the free family tree community.

Account of the Wexford Rising - Encyclopedia.com • encyclopedia.com

Account of the Wexford Rising 1832 Thomas Cloney This account of the United Irish rebellion in County Wexford in 1798 was written by a relatively well-off Catholic, Thomas Cloney. It has been powerfully argued that Cloney minimized the extent of United Irish preparation for rebellion and of his own involvement because when he wrote three decades later association with violence and conspiracy ...

Scullabogue Barn massacre - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

Thomas Cloney, a rebel commander with the rank of General, present at the Battle of New Ross, reported: The wretches who burned Scullabogue Barn did not at least profane the sacred name of justice by alleging that they were offering her a propitiatory sacrifice.

Battle of New Ross (1798) - Wikipedia • wikipedia.org

The second figure is probably the most accurate of all figures given - it indicates that an attempt to make an accurate count had been made. However, one of the rebel commanders, Thomas Cloney, claimed the rebels had at most 300 killed.

Thomas Cloney (1773 — February 20, 1850), Irish leader | World ... • prabook.com

Thomas Cloney was a County Wexford leader in the Irish lion of 1798.

Thomas Cloney | Military Wiki | Fandom • fandom.com

Thomas Cloney (1773 - 20 February 1850) was a County Wexford leader in the Irish Rebellion of 1798. He was the only son of Denis Cloney, a prosperous middleman, of Moneyhore, Wexford, and his wife, Mary Kavanagh (d. 1782), a native of Ballybeg, County Carlow, both Roman Catholics. Thomas Cloney also had three sisters.