The Moylan family

My own branch of the Moylan family came from county Kilkenny in Ireland, and is probably unrelated to the Moylans from other counties. I have other ancestors who came from various places around Ireland and southern Scotland. This page is devoted to my own family history research, but there are also links to other Moylan pages I've found on the web.

My own family

The family tree
ANSEL test page (now working, so no longer under construction)
The software used to display that tree. I wrote this myself, and I'm releasing it as freeware.
A graphical view of the tree (very slow, and usually out of date).
The Moylans of Kilkenny : more detail on my Moylan ancestors.

Other sites with family trees

Here are the relevant web sites I know about so far. I haven't yet found connections between the people mentioned below and my own family, and the indications so far are that there are none to be found. I'm keeping this category in case it's useful to other Moylans.

Ken Moylan's site (now unreachable.) If I've interpreted his information correctly, Ken is descended from someone who migrated from Galway to Massachussetts (USA) some time in the early 1900s. Ken has also collected a huge wealth of information about other Moylans. This used to be an extensive and informative web site, but I haven't been able to reach it for a while now; I suspect that it no longer exists. I have now used the Wayback Machine to reconstruct a mirror of this site.
Sean Moylan's site (seems to be unreachable.) Sean is a descendant of Michael Moylan who came from Co Clare in 1837 to settle in Ballina (NSW, Australia). He's collected information on quite a few of his relatives, most of whom live in Australia. The site has some interesting historical chronicles.
The Moylans of South Philadelphia (now unreachable.) The information starts with Jasper Moylan who was born in 1805 in New Jersey (USA).
Descendants of John Mylan, on a list of Monaro (NSW, Australia) pioneers.
The Moylan Family Website of Tom Moylan and Olivia Murray of Dublin. The Moylan information here is not very extensive, although there's a wealth of information about Olivia's family.
The whiba website (now unreachable) includes information about Moylans who came from Quin, Co Clare, and settled in the Maitland (NSW) region.

Links marked as unreachable usually indicate a web site that no longer exists. Unfortunately personal web sites tend to disappear as their owners switch to different internet providers. In many such cases, though, you can submit a link to the Wayback Machine to find an archived version of the original site.

Mathematics genealogy

This has nothing to do with the Moylan family, but it's as good a place as any to put it on my web site. The Mathematics Genealogy Project is a project run by some American mathematicians to trace back chains of researchers and their supervisors in mathematics and related areas. From this I have worked out my research heritage.

About me

If you want to contact me, see the home page for this web site.

If you used a search engine to find me, you might have seen pointers to pages in the domain newcastle.edu.au. Those pages no longer exist, so don't be surprised if they lead nowhere. It takes search engines a while to "forget" about obsolete pages.

This page last updated 26 July 2018.