An ongoing journal of genealogical and family discovery.
KEATING, FRANCIS G., on Dec. 18, 2006, son of the late John J. and Elizabeth Keating, brother of Honora Kramer and Thomas Keating, dear friend of David Gregory, survived by nieces, nephews, grand nieces and grand nephews. Family and friends Read More …
KEATING, William S. William S. Keating 66, of Anton Lane passed away unexpectedly December 13, 2006 at The Hospital of Central Connecticut in New Britain with his loving family by his side. Mr. Keating was the son of the late Read More …
KEATING, Wilbert Lyle July 28, 1932 – December 16, 2006 Willy will be lovingly remembered by his children Timothy, Michele, Paul (Lorelei), Catherine (Bruce), and one son-in-law Brody; eight grandchildren, two brothers, and two sisters: Arnal (Blanche), Gordon (Shirley), Edna, Read More …
Keating, Mark Andrew, 47, passed away, Monday, December 11, 2006 of cancer. He is survived by his brothers, Kevin, Brian, and Shaun; sisters, Kerin Kazarian and Corey Villalpando; step-father, Jim Hannon, and eleven nieces and nephews. A graveside service will Read More …
KEATING, Catharine W. On December 2, 2006, CATHARINE WHITE KEATING; beloved wife of 59 years to Thomas Patrick Keating, Jr.; dear mother of Kathleen K. Garrett, Mary Louise Merida, Nancy Reilly Keating, Elizabeth Ann Carter and T. Patrick Keating, III; Read More …
Google Book’s ever-growing collection of books is amazing. Here’s a biography of Caption John Keating of King James’s Irish Army, from 1689.
More information on non-related Keatings from Google Books. This one deals with a family of Keatings in Maine. Read on for more.
Some seals containing Keating Arms that I found in two years of the Catalogue of Seals in the Department of Manuscripts in the British Museum. Read on for the descriptions.
Robert F. Keating / Consulting engineer for Westinghouse April 23, 1943 – Aug. 20, 2006 Thursday, August 24, 2006 By Teresa F. Lindeman, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Robert F. Keating, who worked for Westinghouse Electric Corp. for more than 30 years, died Read More …
Mary Terisa Mills (Keating), of Canton Mass Mary T. (Keating), of Canton, Mass Died April 9th, beloved wife of Lloyd E. Sr. Devoted mother of Margaret E. Wall of Sharon, Susan D. Negri of Falmouth, Lloyd E. Jr. of Canton, Read More …
I’ve occasionally mentioned the trials (including shipwreck) that my ancestors, John and Julia (Hyland) Keating, undertook when they came to America in 1854. While trying to discover the name of the ship they were wrecked in, I found an article Read More …
While searching for my Keating ancestors and cousins, I have also found information on other Keatings in Maryland, mostly on the western side of the state. Most of this information are on my public genealogy pages.
Join the Keating Surname project! Currently includes the following names: Cating, Caton, Cattan, Cayton, Kading, Kaitting, Katenkamp, Keaten, Keating, Keaton, Keatting, Keeton, Keyton. Read on for more information…
A batch of arms from The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, A Registry of Armorial Bearings from the Earlest to the Present Time by Sir Bernard Burke, C.B., LL.D.
In the northeast corner of Australia lies Keating’s Lagoon. The lagoon is about 5km (3 miles) from Cooktown and is designated a tropical wetland. Graham Keating writes that it is named after a Keating family who settled in the area. Read More …
Geoffrey Keating is perhaps the most famous of the Keating family, having written an acclaimed history of Ireland. A brief biography from Anglo-Irish and Other Genealogies can be found after the jump.
Stephen F. Miller Jr. has created a very nice site with information on the counties and cities of North Central Pennsylvania. Of particular interest to our researchers are Keating and Keating Summit. According to reader Lori Chase, During the border Read More …
Reader David Hollek wrote, there is a “Keatings Corner” and “Keatings Corner Cemetery” in Westfield Parish, Kings County, New Brunswick. The McGovern family married Keatings and are buried there. David also mentions that he is married to a McGovern. Much Read More …
Between Dublin and Naas, Co. Kildare, near the town of Rathcoole, sits the townsland (an unincorporated area) known as Keatings Park. Seamus Keating wrote of Keating’s Park: I remember once my father told me that it was probably named after Read More …
Some time back, on of the earlier incarnations of KeatingSearch.com, Anne B. Keating wrote, In the realm of tall tales I remember from childhood, was the story of a Hugh Keating who fought back Cromwell’s troops with a a sword Read More …