Hi Bob & Kevin, Bob, Re your Margaret Scully ["There is also a Margaritam Scully baptized June 7, 1805, father Cornelis Scully, mother Margareta Meal, sponsors Patricius Huller and Ellena Rea [not Rea], Ardfield and Radberry parish."], I would suggest that her mother might be Margaret Real [not Meal], which would make her sponsor Ellen Real. Real is one of those names that is often read incorrectly. There were some in Lattin parish. Real can be an Irish name also as Ryall or Ryle, but was also a Palatine name found, at least, in Co. Wexford and who knows where else. Janet On Tue, Mar 31, 2015 at 5:08 AM, Robert Meehan via <cotipperary@rootsweb.com > wrote: > Kevin > > > > My g-g-g-g grandmother was a Margaret Scully from Castletownroche, County > Cork. Here is what I have on her line that might link to your Scullys from > Cashel. Happy hunting. > > > > Bob Meehan > > Dunwoody GA USA > > > > > > Per Mallow HC's records, William Joyce married Margaret Scully in > Castletownroche February 7, 1823 with witnesses James Magner and Robert > Mehigan. > > > > The only possible match I have found in Cloyne, Cork and Ross, or Tipperary > for Margaret Scully is a baptism on December 14, 1802 in St. Mary's parish, > Clonmel, Tipperary, with father John Scully, mother Catherine Brien, > sponsors John Hearn and Maria Daniel and priest J. F. The Scullys of county > Tipperary descend from Jeremiah Scully who was established at Cashel in the > mid 17th century. James Scully (1737-1816) established a bank in the town > of > Tipperary. It would be possible John is a descendant of James but I have no > corroborating information. > > > > There is also a Margaritam Scully baptized June 7, 1805, father Cornelis > Scully, mother Margareta Meal, sponsors Patricius Huller and Ellena Rea, > Ardfield and Radberry parish. > > > > There is a John Scully listed in the 1826 Tithe Applotment listing for > Castletownroche in Castletown, land 0 acres, 0 rods, 13 perches, value one > pound, ten shillings per acre, total value 2 shillings, 5 pence, a kitchen > garden of good quality. This house appears to be in the center of town > along > with about eighty others of similar size and value. Neighbors on one side > were Norry Sullivan, John Brion, Marsha Geogien, Gionias Stack and > Catherine > Grady, and on the other side Owen Sullivan, David Murphy, Patrick Kelly, > John Desmond, and John Duane. The size of these properties would indicate > that the inhabitants were probably not tenant farmers but perhaps worked at > the nearby town mill. > > > > In the November 1859 Griffith's Valuation 9 Chapel Road, Castletownroche, > we > find Jeremiah Scully leasing a house and garden from Richard A. Oliver, > Esq., of 0 acres 0 rods and 11 perches, value 2 shillings land, 10 > shillings > buildings, total value 12 shillings. There were four Jeremiah Scullys > baptized in Cloyne Diocese from 1805-1825. However, none of them had a John > as a father. > > > > Margaret Scully Joyce, a labourer's wife, died March 29, 1874 in > Castletownroche of bronchitis, per William Joyce, present at death. (Record > does not indicate whether this William was the husband or the son of > Margaret Joyce.). > > > > > >