This month has seen good progress in several areas of my research. Military records Five new biographies of soldiers with the Heenan surname who were killed while serving in World War 1, have now been added. This month I’ve completed … Continue reading →
Here are some of the Heenan surname activities you might have missed in recent weeks. I’ve been spending time documenting the first names of Heenan children born since the start of civil registration in 1836. I’m interested in whether there … Continue reading →
Published in The Ottawa Citizen on May 10, 2014 Peacefully on Feb. 9, 2014 at the age of 71 in Ottawa. Born Joseph Michael (Mike) Howard Heenan on Sept. 28, 1942, he lived all his life in Ottawa and MacLaren’s Landing. He … Continue reading →
The Aukland Star, Issue number 290, December 5 1905 A very old and esteemed resident of Onehunga passed away last Thursday in the person of Mr Charles Heenan of Willow-street. He was born in County Down, Ireland and lt for … Continue reading →
Since today is Independence Day in India I thought I would mark the occasion by investigating if there are any connections between the Heenan surname and the Indian sub continent. I wasn’t expecting to find much evidence of a presence … Continue reading →