Who can see your post?
Your post will show up in News Feed, on your profile and in search results.23,133 SCULLY members around the world
Stay informed about SCULLY Family online & offline events!
24 SCULLY Members Joined
Our in-person family gatherings
Our digital global family gatherings
Ireland's President Higgins family message
Our TEDx talk about family gatherings
SCULLY Family History
This is an Anglicized form of the Old Gaelic name "O' Scolaidhe" or "O' Scolaire". The Gaelic prefix "O" indicated "male descendant of", plus "Scolaide", a Crier, i.e. one whose duty it was to announce important forthcoming events, or "Scolaire", a student. Originally a Co. Westmeath Clan, the Scullys were driven by Anglo-Norman pressure to Munster, circa 1170. One branch of the family settled in Lorrha (North Tipperary), and another established itself in South Tipperary, near Cashel. Clan members were interred by the famous Rock of Cashel and have a memorial there called Scully's Cross. Today, the name is widespread in Counties Cork and Tipperary...More SCULLY family history
Select Audience
-
Public
Anyone on or off Wales101 -
Friends
Your friends on Wales101 -
Specific
Only show to some friends -
Only me
Only you can see your post
Tag People
SUGGESTIONS
-
Kane William
-
John Micky
-
John william
-
John Smith
-
John
Create Life Event
Share and remember important moments from your life.
Scully
Robert Walter Scully Sr.
Born Aug 22, 1929
Died Jan 4, 2009
National Guard
US Army (Ranger)
Awards: Combat Infantry Badge, Master Parachutist Badge, Glider Badge, Silver Star, Purple Heart, Korean Service Medal with two stars and arrowhead, World War II Victory, Army of Occupation Japan Clasp, National Defense and Honorable Service Lapel button, World War II.
Buried with full military honors in the Arlington National Cemetery.
Reply
Scully
My William Scully arrived in Tasmania (VDL) in 1849,William was tried in Co Galway 21 /3/ 1848 for Larceny, given 7 years sentence and transported. transported on the Hyderabad 2, for stealing wheat to feed his family. Transportation records stated he was from Co. Tipperary. Born around 1808. His wife Anne joined him in Tasmania around 1855/6 he and his sons, John and William farmed in Northern Tasmania at Blessington. His records also state that his mother was Peggy, his brothers John, Patrick and Michael - sisters, Mary, Nancy and Sally. He and Ann died at Blessington Tasmania and his descendants including me still live on the island.
Scully
Nellie (Ellen) Scully was born on May 24, 1873, in Ireland, the daughter of Mary (Treacy) and Michael Scully. She emigrated to Boston, MA in 1888. She married Frank R Smith on October 16, 1901, in Boston, Massachusetts. They had two children during their marriage. She died on March 5, 1960, at the age of 86.
Schmidt
My Scully's arrived in New York & landed in Brooklyn's 10 ward & 3rd District in 1852. The Father was James (B1813-1817) and Mother was Catherine (B b1817-1818) In the 1860 UScensus they listed 6 Children. My Great Grandfather Patrick (B 1839) Thomas (B 1842) James (B 1844) all in Ireland. Then Richard (B 1856) Dennis (B 1857) and Mary (B 1859) in Brooklyn, NY After the 1860 Census available information on them has been extremely sparse at best. So if your Scully is from Brooklyn we just might be connected if any of the above matches your information,
Good Luck Jim
SCULLY Family History
This is an Anglicized form of the Old Gaelic name "O' Scolaidhe" or "O' Scolaire". The Gaelic prefix "O" indicated "male descendant of", plus "Scolaide", a Crier, i.e. one whose duty it was to announce important forthcoming events, or "Scolaire", a student. Originally a Co. Westmeath Clan, the Scullys were driven by Anglo-Norman pressure to Munster, circa 1170. One branch of the family settled in Lorrha (North Tipperary), and another established itself in South Tipperary, near Cashel. Clan members were interred by the famous Rock of Cashel and have a memorial there called Scully's Cross. Today, the name is widespread in Counties Cork and Tipperary...Areas of Origin for SCULLY
Invite more SCULLY family members!
Write an email address and click 'Invite' to share this page with more members of the SCULLY tribe.
Log in or Register to invite others
Family Coat of Arms Generator
Why not see what your family crest could look like based on your own family characteristics?
Create CrestLEARN
Discover where the SCULLY Family members live around the world
Explore where tribe members live today!
SHOP
Show off the SCULLY Family Crestโฆ
Wear your crest with pride...plenty of products to choose from
