Hello Jim I had a quick look on the Glasnevin Cemetery Website at - http://www.glasnevintrust.ie/genealogy/ and I found that a JAMES DUDLEY was buried there in 1839 aged 48. I also found the name MARY DUDLEY twice, with a burial in 1834 and one in 1835 but no ages given for these two burials. The JAMES DUDLEY appears to be the only one in that grave. Both the MARY DUDLEYs have others buried with them. As HENRY and JAMES were orphaned when young the above burials might hold something for you. There is a baptism of a HENRY DUDLEY at St.Catherines RC Church Dublin in 1831 With Parents JAMES and MARY DUDLEY (nee COGHLAN). This is available on http://www.irishgenealogy.ie/index.html Will be interested to hear if any of the above turns out to be your family. Joyce > > I am seeking information about my maternal great-great grandparents, James > and Mary DUDLEY. They died sometime prior to 1852. > > They had at least three children: > > James (my great-grandfather) was born about 1830. He married Maria Knight, > the daughter of Patrick and Mary Knight. Maria was born in County Mayo > about 1826. James and Maria had six children born in Cincinnati, Ohio > between 1855 and 1862. James died May 4, 1875 at the age of 45. Maria died > in March 1874. Both are buried in St. Joseph Irish Cemetery in Cincinnati > as are all of their children and those of James’ brother Henry. > > > Henry was born about 1834. The two boys were orphaned when Henry was a > young child. Henry and his brother James emigrated from Dublin to the > United States and arrived in Cincinnati, Ohio around 1852. The boys had > learned the shoemaking trade in Ireland and continued in that profession > in America. Henry married Hannah Morgan who was born June 10, 1842 in > Cork. She was the daughter of Richard and Mary (Dower) Morgan. Hannah was > orphaned at the age of eight. Two years later she immigrated to Cincinnati > with an uncle to join a sister and two brothers who were already in > Cincinnati. Henry and Hannah married in May 1865. They had eleven > children. > > A daughter married Thomas McGuire. I have no information about the > daughter’s name. She and Thomas had two daughters: Kate and Mary Ann. The > daughter had died by 1899 when Henry Dudley’s will established a trust for > Thomas and the girls. > > I would appreciate any information about these families as well as > suggestions where I might get more information if I were to visit Dublin. >

Further to Joyce's reply, there is also an Elizabeth Dudley born to James Dudley & Mary Coghlan - perhaps the daughter who married Thomas Maguire? As well as the Henry born 1831, there is also a HENRY DUDLY born to parents James Dudly and Mary N/R in 1824 - perhaps the same parents, which means that the Henry born 1824 died. One of the sponsors of this Henry was Patt Dudly. There are also later Dudley births/baptisms with the name Henry - perhaps the next generation of Dudley's? Happy hunting. Colette > > > > > I am seeking information about my maternal great-great grandparents, James > > and Mary DUDLEY. They died sometime prior to 1852. > > > > They had at least three children: > > > > James (my great-grandfather) was born about 1830. He married Maria Knight, > > the daughter of Patrick and Mary Knight. Maria was born in County Mayo > > about 1826. James and Maria had six children born in Cincinnati, Ohio > > between 1855 and 1862. James died May 4, 1875 at the age of 45. Maria died > > in March 1874. Both are buried in St. Joseph Irish Cemetery in Cincinnati > > as are all of their children and those of James’ brother Henry. > > > > > > Henry was born about 1834. The two boys were orphaned when Henry was a > > young child. Henry and his brother James emigrated from Dublin to the > > United States and arrived in Cincinnati, Ohio around 1852. The boys had > > learned the shoemaking trade in Ireland and continued in that profession > > in America. Henry married Hannah Morgan who was born June 10, 1842 in > > Cork. She was the daughter of Richard and Mary (Dower) Morgan. Hannah was > > orphaned at the age of eight. Two years later she immigrated to Cincinnati > > with an uncle to join a sister and two brothers who were already in > > Cincinnati. Henry and Hannah married in May 1865. They had eleven > > children. > > > > A daughter married Thomas McGuire. I have no information about the > > daughter’s name. She and Thomas had two daughters: Kate and Mary Ann. The > > daughter had died by 1899 when Henry Dudley’s will established a trust for > > Thomas and the girls. > > > > I would appreciate any information about these families as well as > > suggestions where I might get more information if I were to visit Dublin. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to IRL-DUBLIN-CITY-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message