Annales des Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine et des familles alliées . 1870; épousa Katherine Carney. VII. Eleanor Sinnott, né à Monogarra; baptisé le 4 mai 1820; mort à Philodel-phia, Pennsylvanie, ii janvier 1902; marié William Dinning,viii. Kate Sinnott, née à Dublin, y mourut en 1843. IX. Eliza Sinnott, née à Dublin, est décédée à Augusta, Géorgie, U.S.A., février 1894; a épousé John Bessman. John SINNOTT, fils survivant aîné de John et EHzabeth(min-phy) Sinnott, est né à Monogarra, et baptisé le 20 juin 1813.Tout En restant un simple jeune, il accompagne son paren

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Annals of the Sinnott, Rogers, Coffin, Corlies, Reeves, Bodine and allied families . 1870; married Katherine Carney. vii. Eleanor Sinnott, born at Monogarra; baptized 4 May, 1820; died at Philadel-phia, Pennsylvania, ii January, 1902; married William Dinning, viii. Kate Sinnott, born at Dublin; died there in 1843. ix. Eliza Sinnott, born at Dublin; died at Augusta, Georgia, U. S. A., February, 1894; married John Bessman. JOHN SINNOTT, the eldest surviving son of John and EHzabeth(Min-phy) Sinnott, was born at Monogarra, and baptized 20 June, 1813.While still a mere youth he accompanied his parents to Dublin, where hereceived a good education, which secured him in early manhood a positionin the custom-house in that city, and enabled him later to enter the revenueservice of the United Kingdom. During his incumbency in the last positionhe was stationed in northwestern Donegal until he retired on a pension, afterwhich he resided at Sea-Bank Cottage, Killybegs, overlooking Killybegs Bay, in the same county. This cottage was taken down in 1900, and another built •?^^4 ^^:. Sea-Bank Cottage, Killybegs on the same site from plans furnished by an American architect, which is nowoccupied by Mrs. MacGinley. He was called the Wizard of the North, byreason of his knowledge and skill as a navigator; and for three successiveyears he commanded the yacht that won the international races in Ireland.He died at Killybegs, 4 October, 1877. Mr, Sinnott married, at the church of St. Michael, Kingstown, Diocese ofDublin, 9 January, 1832, Mary, daughter of Francis Armstrong by his wifeMargaret Byrne, of the wild Byrnes of Wicklow. Mrs. Sinnott was bom atGlasthule, Kingstown, near Dublin, 1811, and died at Killybegs, on Easter Sun-day, 10 April, 1898. Like her husband, she was descended from strong RomanCatholic ancestry, and followed the faith of her fathers with a loyalty and zealthat is a blessed heritajg;e for her descendants. Rising regularly with the dawn, her first hours were spent at

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