28-4-1848 Tipperary Vindicator. Reprieve---A memorial having been forwarded to the Lord Lieutenant, from the inhabitants of Clonmel praying that the sentence of death passed on John Brien (Ardy), at the last assizes, for the murder of Honora Boyle, should be commuted to transportation, the mayor received a reply by Tuesday's post, announcing that the prayer of the memorial has been granted by his Excellency, and that now the convict was to be transported for life. 29-11-1847 Tipperary Vindicator. We are pleased to see from the following communication to the Rev. Mr. Scanlan. P.P. that his Excellency in an act of justice to James Salmon, a prisoner under sentence of transportation in Nenagh Gaol, has manifested his estimate of the Catholic Priest's representations. It is peculiarly gratifying at a moment like this, when so much of malignant slander is cast, or sought to be cast, upon the pure character of our true and faithful priesthood. In the circumstances, too, of the time and place, we think the release of Salmon does great credit to the Lord Lieutenant's administration. Dublin Castle, Secretary's Office. 23rd Nov. 1847 Sir, The Lord Lieutenant having had your representations regarding James Salmon, a prisoner in Nenagh gaol, under his consideration, has directed that he be forthwith discharged. Your Obedient servant. T.N.Redington. The Rev. Scanlan, P.P. Ballygibbon, Nenagh. 6-1-1866 Clonmel Chronicle. A Fenian Proclamation. A special meeting of magistrates was held at Cahir to investigate the charge preferred against a young man named Denis Boland--namely, that of being the writer of the following placard, which was found posted on the walls of the Court-House and at Mr. Claytor's residence. The prisoner was fully committed to Clonmel jail for trial. He has since been allowed to stand out on bail. Fenians. The day is not far when the persecuted sons of Erin shall be risen from slavery to freedom, and the Green Flag of Erin shall float on the breeze, surrounded by true Irishmen. May the winds of freedom soon speed O'Mahony o'er. To hell with the Saxon tyrants.--I am yours truly, Head Centre, F.H. "God save the Green." 27-4-1869 Clonmel Chronicle. An investigation has begun with respect to threatening language alleged to have been used by a Tipperary tenant farmer, named Hennessy, towards Mr. Philip Maguire, a landlord and magistrate. From the present condition of a part of that county, the matter excited great interest. Hennessy, it was deposed, appeared at Mr. Maguire's house at an early hour in the morning, and having seen Mr. Maguire, said he had come like a man, in the daylight, and not at night, to know whether he would get the farm which a Widow Hennessey was surrendering. Mr. Maguire having stated that it was not vacant, Hennessy continued asserting a right to it, and finally when leaving, remarked threateningly that "Mary", Mr. Maguire's wife "would not save him". The defence suggested that the man was not sober at the time. Hennessey was stated to be a large farmer,. The magistrates considered the case serious, and postponed it, holding Hennessy to bail in order to communicate with the Government.

28-9-1848 Tipperary Vindicator. Carrick-on-Suir, Monday. Arrests, arrivals of military and police, investigations and committals, are just now the order of the day in this quarter. An investigation was held before the magistrates on Thursday, in which ten persons were charged on the information of a man named Patrick Connors, who had been reported as a strolling fellow, occasionally employed by farmers, two men were committed for trial to Clonmel gaol, accused of the attack on the Glenbower police station, and with appearing in arms. Their names are John Shea and Thomas Burke. On Friday and Saturday the magistrates (on the information of the same Patrick Connors) held an investigation into a charge of attacking the Slate Quarries at Glenbower police Station, and of appearing in arms at Ahena, against John Hayes, James Lonergan, Richard Daniel, Edward Lonergan, James Keeffe, Jeremiah Dunne, Timothy Connell, William Rochford, John Lonergan, Thomas Butler, Patrick Cooney, Michael Comerford, Patrick M'Carthy, John Hogan, Jeremiah Hogan, William Crotty, and James Sheady. Butler and Dunne were liberated on Saturday evening, the others were remanded for further examination. Several respectable persons have been summoned to prove, and they this day obeyed the summons and did prove that James Sheady, charged with having been one of the armed party at Ahena Hill on the 12th inst was on that day in town, transacting business. This ought to go far to show what reliance must be placed on the testimony of Patrick Connors. Several destitute, miserable women were also tried on the charge of going out at night and stealing potatoes from the gardens of the country. The system of nocturnal plunder continues--The farmers are plucked to a great extent--so are some of the neighbouring gentry. Mr. Wall of Coolnamuck, lost 8 or 9 fat sheep last week in this way. The outrage on this gentleman is very disgraceful as he is a kind hearted charitable person.

Google mail is acting up, so I am going to post this a second time and see what happens: 1847 Cont'd Patrick of Daniel Mulcahy & Catherine Bourke Jeremiah of Michael Heffernan & Honora Hanley James of Thomas Fox & Margaret Fennely Catherine of Patrick Russell & Margaret O'Donnell Bridget* of William Phelan & Margaret Shanahan Edmund of Patrick Croagh/Crowe & Honora O'Donnell Ellen of Roger Cormack & Bridget Lonergan Ellen of Daniel Keogh & Ellen lahy William of John Mahoney & Bridget Ryan Margaret of William Heffernan & Margaret McGrath Michael of James Horan & Margaret Bourke Catherine of John Byron/Brien & Catherine Dwyer Daniel of David Phelan & Mary Burns Mary of Daniel Clancy & Anne Keogh Patrick of James Horan & Jane Gilhooly Andrew of Richard Merrick & Bridget Breen/Brien Mary of James hackett & Bridget Kilbenton John of Patrick Heffernan & Mary Kelly Denis of Patrick Horan & Ellen Quillinan Winifred of John Ryan & Winifred Franklin John of Stephen Hayes & Mary Foley] James of Timothy Gilbert & Mary Hanley David of Mathew Herrin & Mary Burke David of Daniel Cagney & Ellen Sampson Jeremiah of Edmund Dwyer & Bridget Shanahan Mary of Laurence Looby & Mary O'Brien Philip of Michael Meara & Judith Kelly Catherine of John Burke & Lucy Brien Thomas of James lahy & Winifred Looby Thomas of John Heffernan & Elizabeth Butler Thomas of William Ryan & Margaret McGrath Mary of Michael Keating & Margaret Stewart/Stuart ? of William Finnan & Elizabeth Hickey Thaddeus of Thomas Keily & Winifred Keogh [twin] John of Thomas Keily & Winifred Keogh [twin] John of Malachy Fahy & Margaret Heffernan John of Laurence Quirke & Honora Power John of Christopher Russell & Margaret Power Mathew of Ger Chadwick & Bridget Hyland William of Denis Ryan & Margaret Ryan Daniel of Edmond Carmody & Mary Cummins Bridget of Timothy Ryan & Honora Coffey Mary of James Hourigan & Ellen Hayes Daniel of Michael Noonan & Anne Power Richard of Richard Merrick & Mary Leahy Mary of Edmund Gleeson & Nel English Honora of William Noonan & Honora Dwyer Catherine* of Henry Lane & Catherine Joy/Joyce Julia of John Quinlan & Bridget Coffey Patrick of James Ryan & Catherine Ryan John of Daniel Burns & Margaret Hayes Catherine of William Looby & Honora Power James of James Barlow & Catherine Ryan Thomas of John Harty & Mary O'Leary Ellen of John Evans? & Mary Meara Michael of Michael Mahoney & Ellen Brien Julia of Edmond Ryan & Joanna Leonard Thomas of Garrett Marnane & Mary Ryan Margaret of John Looby & Margaret Burke Bridget of James Cormack & Margaret McGrath Honora of James Looby & Bridget Power Margaret of William Hourigan & Margaret Merrick Jeremiah of William Looby & Anne Donnelly Honora of William Finnan & Bridget Conway Mary of William Heffernan & Mary Ryan Jeremiah of James Dwyer & Ellen Kearney [twin] James of James Dwyer & Ellen Kearney [twin] David* of David Quaid & Ellen Hackett Catherine of John O'Donnell & Mary Dwyer James of John Daniher & Joanna Butler [twin] Mary of John Daniher & Joanna Butler [twin] William of Richard Buckley & Mary McGrath Catherine of John Hourigan & Margaret Greene Mary of John Hayes & Catherine Keogh End of 1847

1847 Cont'd Patrick of Daniel Mulcahy & Catherine Bourke Jeremiah of Michael Heffernan & Honora Hanley James of Thomas Fox & Margaret Fennely Catherine of Patrick Russell & Margaret O'Donnell Bridget* of William Phelan & Margaret Shanahan Edmund of Patrick Croagh/Crowe & Honora O'Donnell Ellen of Roger Cormack & Bridget Lonergan Ellen of Daniel Keogh & Ellen lahy William of John Mahoney & Bridget Ryan Margaret of William Heffernan & Margaret McGrath Michael of James Horan & Margaret Bourke Catherine of John Byron/Brien & Catherine Dwyer Daniel of David Phelan & Mary Burns Mary of Daniel Clancy & Anne Keogh Patrick of James Horan & Jane Gilhooly Andrew of Richard Merrick & Bridget Breen/Brien Mary of James hackett & Bridget Kilbenton John of Patrick Heffernan & Mary Kelly Denis of Patrick Horan & Ellen Quillinan Winifred of John Ryan & Winifred Franklin John of Stephen Hayes & Mary Foley] James of Timothy Gilbert & Mary Hanley David of Mathew Herrin & Mary Burke David of Daniel Cagney & Ellen Sampson Jeremiah of Edmund Dwyer & Bridget Shanahan Mary of Laurence Looby & Mary O'Brien Philip of Michael Meara & Judith Kelly Catherine of John Burke & Lucy Brien Thomas of James lahy & Winifred Looby Thomas of John Heffernan & Elizabeth Butler Thomas of William Ryan & Margaret McGrath Mary of Michael Keating & Margaret Stewart/Stuart ? of William Finnan & Elizabeth Hickey Thaddeus of Thomas Keily & Winifred Keogh [twin] John of Thomas Keily & Winifred Keogh [twin] John of Malachy Fahy & Margaret Heffernan John of Laurence Quirke & Honora Power John of Christopher Russell & Margaret Power Mathew of Ger Chadwick & Bridget Hyland William of Denis Ryan & Margaret Ryan Daniel of Edmond Carmody & Mary Cummins Bridget of Timothy Ryan & Honora Coffey Mary of James Hourigan & Ellen Hayes Daniel of Michael Noonan & Anne Power Richard of Richard Merrick & Mary Leahy Mary of Edmund Gleeson & Nel English Honora of William Noonan & Honora Dwyer Catherine* of Henry Lane & Catherine Joy/Joyce Julia of John Quinlan & Bridget Coffey Patrick of James Ryan & Catherine Ryan John of Daniel Burns & Margaret Hayes Catherine of William Looby & Honora Power James of James Barlow & Catherine Ryan Thomas of John Harty & Mary O'Leary Ellen of John Evans? & Mary Meara Michael of Michael Mahoney & Ellen Brien Julia of Edmond Ryan & Joanna Leonard Thomas of Garrett Marnane & Mary Ryan Margaret of John Looby & Margaret Burke Bridget of James Cormack & Margaret McGrath Honora of James Looby & Bridget Power Margaret of William Hourigan & Margaret Merrick Jeremiah of William Looby & Anne Donnelly Honora of William Finnan & Bridget Conway Mary of William Heffernan & Mary Ryan Jeremiah of James Dwyer & Ellen Kearney [twin] James of James Dwyer & Ellen Kearney [twin] David* of David Quaid & Ellen Hackett Catherine of John O'Donnell & Mary Dwyer James of John Daniher & Joanna Butler [twin] Mary of John Daniher & Joanna Butler [twin] William of Richard Buckley & Mary McGrath Catherine of John Hourigan & Margaret Greene Mary of John Hayes & Catherine Keogh End of 1847

Baptism Index 1846 - Remnant Michael of Michael Mergin & Ellen Marnane Catherine of John Dineen & Mary Bray John of Edmond Riordan & Judy Brien William of Thomas Carthy & Catherine Slattery Catherine of Thomas Cormack & Ellen Kirby Jane* of ? Mason & ? Burke William of John Batters & Mary Hennessy Cathrine of Patrick Walsh & Mary Cahill Mary of Stephen Burke & Jane Mason? Anne of Michael McCarthy & Bridget Cummins Philip of Philip Lonergan & Anne Cormack Michael of Michael Kirby & Catherine Lonergan Honora of Laurence Hayes & Honora Birrane James of Edmund Burke & Margaret Barragry? 1847 Mary of Jeremiah Dwyer & Mary Kirby? Daniel of Daniel Ryan & Catherine McGrath Honora of Henry Fleming & Catherine Neill Edward of Thomas Ryan & Catherine Meara Catherine of James Kenny & Bridget Power Edmund of Timothy Donohoe & Mary Williams Gerald of James Ryan & Bridget Herbert Bridget of William Daniher & Nancy Heffernan Anne of John Griffin & Anne Devereaux John of Thomas Darcy & Bridget Cronin Catherine of Daniel Carroll & Jane Ryan Michael of John Ahern & Bridget Heffernan John of Michael Cummins & Bridget Bray Maurice of Michael Caplis & Ellen Lonergan John of William Looby & Mary Fleming Daniel of Daniel Croagh/Crowe & Bridget O'Neill Edmund of Michal "Mulrenan"/ Mulryan/ Ryan & Ellen Burke Michael of James Kenny & Ellen Magrath/McGrath Edmund of Edmund Lonergan & Honora Fitzgerald Terence of Thomas Lacy & Mary Hayes Edmund of Thomas O'Brien & Judith Phelan William of Patrick Phelan & Catherine Hogan? John of John Dwyer & Bridget Creagh/Crowe David of John Tobin & Honora Franklin Margaret of Patrick Ryan & Jane Meara [part of page torn away] Michael of Michael Stanton & Mary Carthy Patrick of Edmond Donohoe & Catherine carroll James of Patrick Russell & Bridget Condon Edmund of Timothy Treacy & Catherine Riordan Mary of Daniel Condon & Ellen Ryan? Ellen of Michael Dwyer & Mary Stokes Hanna of John Ryan & Margaret Kennedy Margaret of John Mergin & Mary Prendergast Margaret of Daniel Hogan & Catherine Burke Edmund of Richard Condon & Cathine Barragry John of John Corbett & Honora Condon Edmund of Edmund Dwyer & Catherine Ryan Bridget of David Phelan & Ellen Harding Honora of John McNamara & Margaret Ryan Judith of Jeremiah Croker & Bridget Burke Catherine of Thomas Quinlan & Mary Dwyer Patrick of Martin Halperin, Co. Clare & Elizabeth "Cooman"/Cummins Edmund of Edmund Daniher & Honora Gleeson John of Michael Walsh & Margaret Looby To be Cont'd

Betty did they have any children in Ireland? Janet On Sun, Jun 1, 2008 at 11:02 PM, <goughb@eircom.net> wrote: > cotipperary@rootsweb.com wrote: > > The marriage entry in 1848 of > > Patrick Bourke and Mary Reardon should read - > > Patrick Rourke and Mary Reardon. They were my great grand parents. > > Many thanks > Betty G. > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > Find the home of your dreams with eircom net property > Sign up for email alerts now http://www.eircom.net/propertyalerts > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to COTIPPERARY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

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Looking for any information about my grandmother's family. Catherine Walsh was born 21 October 1904, baptised Church of St Nicholas, Carrick on Suir, Diocese of Waterford & Lismore. Her father was Robert Walsh and mother Ellen burke. Sponsors were Thomas Walsh & Bridget Losfrey?. Apparently, Ellen Burke died young. There was another brother to Catherine. Her father did remarry....don't know who and if there were more children. Catherine Walsh came to Wales and then to Canada as a young woman. This is all I've got. No one knows what happened to her father or siblings. Would love to find out more info. Thanks. Cathy from Canada

Assorted News. 3-9-1846 Tipperary Vindicator. At the petty sessions of Nenagh, on Monday, informations were ordered to be taken against several persons on the lands of Loughorna, for an alleged riot and rescue of cattle destrained for rent by Mr. Blake Butler's keepers. The rescue consisted in the cattle, pigs, etc., being placed in the parish pound, and a riot consisted in a few boys shouting, and a few women joining in the chorus, and a stone thrown, the witness not knowing by whom. At the same sessions an order for an indictment was granted against a poor man named Cummins, for enclosing land on the mountains near Ballyhane. The witness in this case only heard that Cummins had enclosed the ground lately. Cummins swore, and offered to produce evidence, that the ground was enclosed for several years. We greatly doubt that these decisions will tend to tranquilise the country. 7-9-1846 Tipperary Vindicator. Mr. Latouche, of Dublin, visited his property, near Toomevara, on Tuesday, where he has 500 acres of excellent land, and told his tenantry not to use the potatoes which he saw were rotting in the ground, and that he would not press them during this season of deep distress. 8-6-1846 Nenagh Guardian Sub-Inspector Enright, Head Constable Saunderson, and the Cappamore police, arrested on Wednesday night, near Cappawhite, Martin Flynn, charged with the murder of Maurice Doherty, in March last, near the town of Tipperary. He is fully committed to Clonmel gaol for trial, by W.S.Tracy, Esq. 8-6-1846 Tipperary Vindicator. Roscrea--Many of the tenants and cotters on Sir. C. Coote's estates in the parish of Kyle, have been applying here for meal and relief. They say that nothing has been done for their relief or employment in that district, yet Captain Sandes, Sir C. Coote's agent, stated some time ago that no person would be allowed to want on the estates. 16-11-1844 Tipperary Vindicator. Another murder---Patrick M'Guinness was on his way home from the Quarter Sessions of Thurles, on Saturday last, when he was waylaid by two men and killed. The reason assigned is, that Mr. M'Guinness summoned his master to the petty sessions. 30-8-1851 Clonmel Chronicle On Sunday morning week, a woman named Casey, a tenant of John Phillips, Esq. of Dublin, and residing on that part of his property, immediately adjoining Grenane, near Clonmel, assembled over a hundred persons together, for the purpose of cutting her field of corn, which they quickly accomplished. Before night she decamped with the corn, leaving her landlord minus one and a half years rent that she owed, and the land deprived of everything, leaving only a close cut field stubble.

21-4-1848 From the Tipperary Vindicator. Evictions. From our correspondent. Some time since the Bird-Hill property, comprising, I am informed, upwards of 1500 acres, had fallen into the possession of Mrs Margaret Ormsby, who resides in CastleConnell. Part of these lands were previously held by a middleman, Mr. Stephen Hastings Atkins, who, it is said, either was ejected or compromised with Mrs. Ormsby. On the property of Bird Hill was located a national school, where some two hundred or upwards of the neighbouring children received the blessings of a religious and moral education, under the superintendence of Mr. and Mrs.McGrath. The National School was, it is said, purchased by the Board of Education for the sum of £150; but when Mr. Atkins gave up possession of the land, it was taken possession of by Mrs Ormsby, and converted into a Bible School. As soon as this school was established, numerous, it is said, were the inducements held out to the neighbouring Roman Catholic children to attend it. Among the many, they were to receive daily one meal of Indian stir about, served out to them, of course, in forma pauperis. Accordingly several half starved were attracted to the stirabout school, and now be it stated that upwards of 70 children of the Roman Catholic persuasion attend it. The school is daily visited by the Misses Going. The Catholic Clergymen of Newport have repeatedly warned their flocks against the school. Mr. Twiss, who has been made manager of this estate, and who is nephew to the Landlady, Mrs. Ormsby, ejected several of the tenantry, and by granting scanty compensation, succeeded in obtaining voluntary possession. The following are the names of the unfortunate evicted families who resided on the lands of Gregaugh. Widow Given, 2 (Number after name is the number in family.) Michael Bourke, 3 Michael Coffey, 6 George Ryan, 8 Bill Brian, 13 Connor Brien, 13 Denis Ryan, 4 James Nicks, 3 Patt Mack, 3 Mary Nicks, 4 Philip Maher, 6 James Farrell, 5 Con M'Donough, 5 William Nolan, 7 Mary Elliott, 3 Pat Nolan, 6 Widow M'Donough, 6 Con M'Donough 3 John Barron, 4 James Gardner, 4 Patt Gleeson, 4 Michael Gleeson, 3 John Gleeson, 4 John Ginane, 10 Widow Gleeson, 2 Widow Guinane, 2 Widow Ryan, 4 Widow Guinane 4 Mary Ryan, 4 Thomas Guinane, 6 Widow Seery, 6 Jer Ahern, 3 Widow Crow, 4 Denis Ryan, 5 John Ryan, 6 Michael Ryan, 3 Patt Star, 7 James Fionn, 4 Numbering in all the category of 189 human beings. Mr.Twiss, accompanied by Mr. Gason, Deputy Sub Sheriff, and a large police force, proceeded to the Roman Catholic chapel of Bird-Hill, on Friday, and took possession of it, as well as the holdings of some of the persons above mentioned. No sooner had Messrs Twiss and Gason, the deputy, invaded the holy precincts of the chapel, than the former presented himself to a number of Catholic spectators on the road, and delivered an harangue on the conditions by which he would give to the parishioners a lease of the chapel-namely, that it should be used for religious purposes, and none other. There was no one present to receive possession, nor, I believe, did the Catholic ecclesiastical authorities deign to notice the proceedings. The Parish Priest of Birdhill, whose chapel has been taken possession of, has addressed the following letter to us-(Tipperary Vindicator) Newport April 17th. Mr Dear Mr. Lenihan--As you seem to be already in possession of the affair at Birdhill, so far as last Friday's business, I have no further information to give you on that head, except that I had to offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass yesterday, in a house on the Mail Coach road, the congregation kneeling in the puddles in heavy rain. I remain, my dear Sir, yours as usual. R. Burke. P.P.

1887 Thomas O'Brien & Kate O'Brien Robert Walsh & Joanna English Daniel Horan & Mary Butler James Power & Catherine Heffernan 1888 Edmund Ryan & Catherine Whelan Con Hannon & Julia Condon Patrick O'Keefe & Bridget Carroll 1889 John Gleeson & Mary Hourigan Mathew Coffey & Mary Hourigan Michael Joy/Joyce & Margaret Noonan Charles Taylor & Ellen Kennedy Patrick Taylor & Ellen Heffernan Timothy Ryan & Mary Keating I am going to stop here as most people have already emigrated by this time and we are approaching the time when people have passed not long ago and their immediate descendents are still alive. Tomorrow I will get a start on the baptisms, which are much longer.

1882 Thomas Kelly & Mary Heffernan John Dee [O'Dea] & Honora Gilbert James Hurley & Catherine Crean [2 x 3 disp] Michael Heelan & Mary Murphy Thomas Birmingham & Mary Ryan 1883 John McGrath & Anastasia Russell James Cunningham & Bridget Power Edmund Keefe & Joanna Kennedy Michael Bourke & Mararet Mccarthy Michael Hayes & Honoria McGrath Michael Dwyer & Mary Hanley [ 3 x 3 disp] James Bolster & Anne Brennan 1884 John McCormack & Bridget Ryan Thomas O'Brien & Joanna Kinnan Patrick Morony & Margaret O'Connell Patrick Quinn & Mary Kinnane William Ryan & Anne McCarthy John Fahy & Joanna Hourigan Andrew Whelan & Julia Corbett Patrick Ryan & Margaret Wheland [Longstone] Patrick Carroll & Margaret Collins [Cullen] 1885 Terence Hayes & Margaret Garrett Timothy Hayes & Catherine Looby Thomas Barry & Catherine Mulcahy Patrick Russell & Ellen Cleary Maurice Darcy & Ellen Moloney Patrick Finnan & Ellen Power Timothy Kelly & Margaret Callaghan Patrick Ryan & Joanna Tobin William Quirke & Mary Gleeson Thomas Frewen & Jane barlow Patrick Hogan & Julia Quinn Daniel Donohue & Margaret Marshall 1886 John Good & Mary Ryan John Cronin & Mary Hayes David McCormack & Hanna O'Brien James Power & Joanna Ryan John Noonan & Anne Burns William O'Neill & Mary Prendergast John McGrath & Mary Hanley Patrick Shannon & Mary Hogan William O'Brien & Bridget Ryan

1878 Michael McGrath & Maria Coffey Timothy Noonan & Bridget Ryan Charles Ahern & Ellen Dwyer Michael Looby & Mary Mulcahy Owen Callaghan & Mary Burke Francis hayes & Alice O'Brien Michael Moore & Mary Clancy John O'Brien & Kate Hourigan [4 x 4 disp.] Thomas Fahy & Bridget Condon Timothy Doherty & Margaret Hayes John Batters & Caterine Welan Michael Moloney & Catherine Herrin John Conroy & Margaret Darmody John Farmis & Anne Ryan Patrick Russell & Bridget Carmody 1879 Maurice Walsh & Ellen Murnane Timothy McCarty & Bridget O'Brien John Ryan & Mary Joy/Joyce John Carew & Alice Dwyer Edmund hannon & Honora Conway Denis Ryan & Anastasia Mulcahy Michael Lyons & Mary Dwyer James Gormley & Mary Elizabeth Preston 1880 Edmund Buckley & Catherine Kenny Patrick Quish & Mary Heffernan William Condon & Bridget Gleeson Michael Quinn & Ellen Noonan James Frawley & Catherine Conway [married at Emly] Michael Hayes & Mary garrett Geoffrey? Prendergast Honora Keily John Hogan & Margaret Moore Patrick Buckley & Mary Condon Patrick Daly & Margaret Dwyer Timothy Nynan [Noonan?] & Catherine Quinn John Crotty & Kate Condon William Crowe & Julia Ryan Timothy Murphy & Bridget hackett John Foley & Bridget Quirke John Collins & Ellen Cleary Laurence Kearney & Mary Bourke 1881 Thomas Condon & Mary Ryan Daniel Ryan & Alice Power David O'Brien & Mary Dwyer [ 3 x 3 disp.] Thomas Maher & Ellen ? [witnesses were Denis Maher & Anne McNamara] William Quillinan & Bridget Butler George Hogan & Margaret Dwyer Michael hayes & Margaret Dwyer William Stewart & Joanna Ahern John Sweeney & Frances Condon

1875 Charles McCarthy & Mary Whelan John O'Donnell & Fanny McCarty/Carthy Timothy Cranley & Helena Hourigan John Treacy & Bridget Corbitt [The next 4 entries are a guess as the handwriting is awful] Martin Ryan & Helena Hourigan William Carroll & Mary O'Neill Richard Hourigan & Joanna Quinn Denis Quinlan & Mary Ryan Patrick Griffith & Margaret Horan Peter Noonan & Joanna Keating Richard Power & Bridget Crowe 1876 Patrick Conway & Bridget Darmody Thomas Dwyer & Catherine Humphries John Peters & Joanna Kelly Denis Humphries & Margaret Dwyer Daniel Leamy & Catherine Leamy Joseph Dwyer & Joanna Quirke John Dwyer & Mary Hourigan Maurice Healy & Catherine Looby Thomas Maloney & Joanna Keating Thomas Wilson & Catherine O'Donnell A note that Patrick Vincent Coughlan & Julia ? were married in Dublin; Mary Darmody was a witness] Philip Lonergan & Mary Hanley Patrick Coffey & Elizabeth Condon 1877 Mathew Donovan & Honora Maher Patrick O'Brien & Catherine M..... John Cunningham & Winifred McGrath Patrick Hackett & Maria Noonan John Finnan & Margaret Power Patrick O'Dea & Margaret Hourigan John McCarty/Carthy & Honora Ryan Michael Monahan & Margaret Coffey Timothy Begley & Mary Power

1872 Patrick Moloney & Catherine Ryan John Ryan & Bridget Moloney Michael Riordan & Anne Murphy Thomas Leahy & Honora Looby Jeremiah Sullivan & Bridget Cormack John Casey & Alice Keily James Ryan & Catherine Dwyer Michael hannon & Mary Burns John Ryan & Joanna Hogan Denis O'Donnell & Bridget Dwyer [3 dispensation] John Leahy & Mary Burns Patrick Keily or Reilly & Mary Woods Michael Murphy & Ellen Horan Thomas Burns & Margaret Hayes Michael O'Brien & Margaret Batters/Butters David Hennessy & Bridget Dwyer Malachy Dowdel & Mary Mulcahy John Donovan & Catherine Ryan Edmund Looby & Mary McGrath Gerald Fitzgerald & Ellen Ryan Denis Ryan & Winifred Herrin 1873 Patrick Murphy & Mary Doyle Patrick Donohue & Ellen Noonan William Hanley & Mary Riordan Christopher Ryan & Bridget Hogan John Hally & Margaret Hourigan Timothy Crowe & Ellen Looby Denis Burns & Mary Ryan Thomas Power & Mary Ryan John Farrell & Mary Dwyer John Foley & Catherine Conway Joseph Dalton & Mary Ann Condon Daniel Riordan & Ellen Darcy Francis hannon & Sarah Clancy Patrick Casey & Emilia McGrath Edmund keily & Hanna English Mathew Maher & Ellen Heffernan Thomas Horan & Mary Hayes Michael Finnan & Anne Condon Thomas Mahoney & Mary McGrath Timothy Dwyer & Margaret Heffernan Timothy Heffernan & Catherine dwyer Mathew harty & Ellen Ryan John Coffey & Bridget Ryan Edmond Dohert & Mary Darmody Edmond Healy & Bridget Coffee 1874 Charles McCarty/Carthy & Margaret Buckley John ogan & Bbridget O'Donnell John Butler & Mary Hanley Morgan Burke & Julia Hogan John Curraboy/Carboy & Mary Dowdle Martin Ryan & Margaret Crotty John Harty & Joanna Hannon Patrick Dwyer & May Leahy John Ryan & Anne Dwyer William English & Mary Kennedy William Hourigan & Mary Hayes Thomas Dunphy & Helena Tobin Patrick Riordan & Mary Ryan Patrick Ryan & Bridget Ryan

That is Daniel Daly & Honora Fleming

1869 Michael Dwyer & Joanna Ryan Edmund Walsh & Julia McGrath Richard Connors & Ellen Coffee James Hanley & Joanna neill John Meagher Maher] & Alice Looby [4 x 4 dispensation] Timothy O'Donhue & Catherine Keily Eugene O'Keefe & Bridget Barragry Philip Ryan & Jenitta Phelan William Ryan & Jenitta Phelan [These two entries fall on the same day, but with different witnesses. Could be the bride's given and surname is wrong on one.] William Heffernan & Honora Quinn Patrick Walsh & Ellen Whelan Edmund Casey & Julia Quinlan Patrick Carney & Winifred Dowdel Christopher Russell & Bridget Dalton Cornelius Burke & Bridget Connell James Brien & Catherine Mulcahy Thomas Quinlan & Catherine Dwyer Patrick Harty & Elizabeth Cormack 1870 Michael Hogan & Catherine Condon James Fahy & Catherine Dunne Edmund Hogan & Honora Batter or Butler John Hourigan & Elizabeth Barragry Timothy Fogarty & Mary Ryan Edmund Fitzgerald & Bridget Maher Jeremiah Maher & Mary Hogan Patrick Quinn & Ellen Ryan Edmund Hogan & Catherine Fitzgerald Cornelius Moloney & Bridget Keefe Michael hanley & Ellen hannon Jeremiah Cooney & Honora Hogan Otho Heffernan & Honora Finnan Timothy Heffernan & Mary Heffernan Joseph Cleary & Margaret Laffin [ dispensation 2 degrees] {atrick Ryan & Catherine Humphreys John Hayes & Catherine Power Michael Barry & Margaret Fogarty John Meara & Mary Cummins 1871 [look ou as we switch to bride's name first] Bridget Ryan & Patrick Ryan Joanna Callihan [Quillinan] & Patrick Ryan Margaret hayes & John Croake/Crowe Margaret Phelan & Michael Kirby Joanna Begley & Michael Bourke Bridget Dwyer & John Butler Helina Noonan & Thomas Quinlan [Back to groom's name first] Roger Brien & Mary Leonard William Boland & Margaret Russell John Dwyer & Joanna Crowe Bartholomew Griffin & Honora Ryan Christopher Russell & Honora Hogan Daniel day & Honora Fleming Michael English & Johanna Condon More to come.

1866 Patrick McNamara & Mary Haniphy Thomas Murphy & Joanna Looby Ptrick Dalton & Bridget Dwyer Patrick Ryan & Mary Keating John Ryan & Catherine O'Donnell James Keogh & Mary Butler Michael Flynn & Mry Delaney Luke Hally & Mary Fitzgerald William O'Connell & Mary Dwyer William Howard & Mary Hogan Thomas Mulcahy & Ellen Noonan Mathew Shanahan & Bridget Lonergan Rudolph Riordan & Mary Dunne Patrick keily & Margaret Daly Simon Buckley & Joanna O'Neill Michael Cussin & Mary Harty Thomas Dowling & Catherine Moloney Edmund Darmody & Mary Griffith William Keane & Bridget Guerin Philip Hogan & Mary Hayden 1867 Patrick Burns & Joanna Donohue Thomas Leamy & Honora Franklin Edmund Condon and Catherine hannon James Donohue & Joanna McGrath John Ryan & Ellen Ryan Patrick Buckley & Ellen hayes John Ryan & Sarah Batters/Butters John Ryan & Ellen Kirby [or Kiely] James O'Donnell & Margaret Condon James Fitzsimmons & Bridget Looby [He was a teacher and came down from Co. Laois or somewhere up there] Daniel O'Brien & Margaret Condon Patrick Coffey & Margaret Burke Edmund McGuire & Catherine Butler Michael Bryan/Brien & Mary Dwyer Michael Donnell & Mry Mulahy William Looby & Margaret Horan Eugene Egan & Ellen Power John Burke & Margaret Hourigan James O'Connell & Margaret Fahy Martin Mortal & Joanna Carthy Patrick Rahilly [Reilly?] & Mary Kenny 1868 John Moran & Elizabeth Keating? Maurice Burke & Alice Dwyer Ailbe Burke & Bridget Hayes Timothy O'Meara & Ellen Hourigan Patrick Fitzgerald & Bridget O'Donnell Thomas Connors & Honora Murnane Michael Lyons & Bridget Finnan Thomas Gleeson & Mary Looby Patrick Finnan & Margaret Harrington Patrick Delany & Bridget O'Donnell

1862 Thomas Cleary & Ellen Gleeson Denis Keogh & Mary Finnan James Casey & Bridget Gorman Cornelius Dwyer & Honora Looby Edmund Keating & Bridget Hunphries Thomas Looby & Alice Burns John Hogan & Johanna Treacy Denis Ryan & Mary Stokes Thomas English & Johanna Murphy James Keating & Margaret Looby Edmund Noonan & Catherine Kenny Edmund Dwyer & Anastasia Kirby Edmund Foley & Ellen Dempsey William Dwyer & Johanna Looby James Shanahan & Honora Hogan Patrick Humphries & Mary Crotty Timothy Crotty & Bridget Finnan John Ryan & Anne Moloney Patrick Cranley & Margaret Hayes Patrick Ryan & Deborah Caplis Patrick Riordan & Catherine dwyer Edmund Walsh & Bridget Fannon [Finnan?] George Augustus Voughing & Laura Moore [of Mooresfort] Andrew Curtin & Ellen Hayes Denis Barlow & Mary Noonan 1863 David Burke & Honora Ryan Daniel McGrath & Ellen Mulcahy John Tobin & Alice Kenny James Cormack/McCormack & Sarah Power Patrick Fitzgerald & Catherine Heffernan William Callahan & Mary Cormack James Cummins & Catherine Heffernan Patrick Crosse & Catherine Butler Denis Ryan & Margaret Dwyer Patrick Kelly & Catherine Connors Michael dwyer & Bridget Condon Timothy Casey & Bridget Condon Michael Fox & Margaret Dwyer William Sampson & Margaret Hayes James Bray & Emma Houlihan John Hannrahan? & Mary Walsh Mathew Hogan & Honora Butler 1864 Mathew Walsh & Margaret Buckley Patrick Ryan & Winifred Ryan Michael Butler & Mary Haniphy? Denis Donovan & Catherine Quinn Edmund Ryan & Bridget Gleeson Patrick Barlow & Mary Hayes Maurice Joyce & Bridget Donnell John Lonergan & Ellen Burns John Sullivan & Mary Fannin [Finnan?] Oille Fitzgerald & Honora Breen/Brien Laurence Btyan/Brien & Catherine McGrath 1865 Maurice Gleeson & Maragert Skehan [Sheehan] Patrick Dwyer & Jane? Ryan Robert Murphy & Mary Ryan James Nash & Julia Bryan/Brien William Bourke & Mary Ryan William Browne & Mary O'Connell James Slattery & Bridget Hunphreys James Butler & Catherine Barlow Jeremiah Ryan & Ellen Ryan Thomas Colman & Catherine Russell John Barragry & Sara Fennessy Thomas Slattery & Johanna Carroll or Connell John Mulroney & Mary Barragry John Harty & Mary Fleming Richard Burns & Bridget McGrath James O'Connell & Margaret Slattery Patrick hayes & Mary Barragry Edmund Finnan & Joanna Furlong James Greene & Margaret Hogan

I need to interrupt myself with a question please on the above families. I am looking at a deed from 1812. From what I read there was a Chidley Coote of Ashill who died about 1787 and I can't find him on-line. Th deed says he has a daughter, Deborah, who apparently married Edward CROCKER Abraham. Did he take the surname Abraham to inherit, or is this a nickname? He is connected to Milltown near Kilmallock. They appear to have had a daughter, Mary, who marries James Quinlan and his mother may have been a Grainer. They have land, apparently not on a lease at Milltown and then move to Tipperary parish and baptise 3 children there. This may have been an inter-religious marriage and Mary Crocker may have been left off the pedigree because of it, or she may have been illegitimate. Mary Crocker's eldest brother was Thomas Crocker. The other names mentioned in the lease are Thomas Swan Crocker of Summerhill in Dublin and Alexander Richardson of same, Charles Grainer, Richard Coote son of Robert Coote of Co. Kerry and John Coote of Athlacca, as well as Chidley Coote of Ash Hill and Deborah Coote Crocker. Can anybody help me put this together please? Janet