Hi Helen Yes, I know parts of your family would love to know more especially re Timothy. Main info I know is that Margaret was married to John Canty at Campbelltown, when he died she married John Raleigh also from Ballyhahill area. These Raleigh's were related to Hurley's of Whiskeyhall (Finnoo). Where she settled south of Cootamundra around Cungegong (Frampton) area there were also other families from the same area in Ireland such as Michael Coughlan, Murtagh and Thomas Culhane and of course John Hurley who had the Cootamundra run. Also there was Patrick O'Donnell who's uncle James Fitzpatrick was born Newcastle West and is known by his association with Hume the explorer, he also had land there. There are no Hynes at the Glin schools Margaret may have had a sister Elizabeth Hynes who married Patrick Culhane (Loughill) on the 27 Feb 1867; their witnesses were Michael Hynes and Michael Culhane. All their children were baptized in Glin and are as follows: Mary 1867 sponsor Ellen Nash Ellen 1869 sponsors Thomas and Johanna Culhane John Jan 1870 sponsors Michael and Johanna Culhane Michael Mar 1871 sponsors Michael and Anne Hynes Catherine Feb 1873 sponsors Maurice Culhane and Anna Hynes John* Sep 1874 sponsors Michael Hynes and Bridget Culhane Bridget Dec 1877 sponsors John and Maria Mulvihill Anna April 1876 sponsors Thomas and Maria Mullins *The first John may have died. On Mary's entry they are listed as living at Loughill Kerry ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ken & Helen Harris" <khar9172@bigpond.net.au> To: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 4:56 PM Subject: Re: [IRL-LIMERICK] HYNES family > Hello Kerry, Was very interested to read the post below. Further to > that, > would it be possible for you to check for HYNES family in your data? My > GrGrandmother MARGARET HYNES arrived Sydney Jan 1855 on Ebba Brahe age 18, > Nursemaid , from Whiskey Hall. Her parents Patrick and Honora were > living > at Whiskey Hall at the time. Resident in the colony was an Uncle Timothy > Hynes at Campbelltown. She was a Monteagle immigrant. > I have cancelled land records (1858-82) showing a PATRICK HYNES renting > house and garden from John Blennerhassett at Kilmoylan. > Also a in a Statement of the Townland of Finnoo (Whiskey Hall) in 1846. > with Pat Hynes, Labourer Loghill and family of four. It would seem that > Margaret had at least one other sibling. Perhaps there may be entries in > school records. > Thank you so much for your offers of help. > Sincerely, Helen. > >> Hi Cris >> >> There is no Langan or Carrig's but that is not to say that there were no >> families of such, as they may have attended another school like >> Clonleharde >> or Balligiltenane hedge school. >> These records are not from a book Cris and are from a private collection >> of >> records I have from some twenty-five years, or more of working with >> resources that myself and others have gathered around Glin, many of the >> records I put together were available from the Glin Heritage Centre. One >> day >> I was looking at old letters the Knight of Glin gave me from Thomas F >> Culhane to do something with to preserve them, this was the start of the >> first manuscript on "Home Thoughts from Abroad" then added to from other >> local writers. I am presently writing a book on many of the families that >> settle in Australia from Glin and Ballyhahill covering the first convicts >> from the district, beginning with the united Irishmen like Phillip >> Cunningham from Moyvane who was executed, Paddy Galvin and Thomas Langan >> who >> returned to Glin in 1816, he was blind by then. His father was John >> Langan, >> of Glenagragara Glin, and his mother Ellen Culhane. Sorry, enough >> rambling >> on if your line ties into Thomas Langan I do have many of his records and >> correspondence. >> >> Kerry >> >> >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: <crazyangel25@webtv.net> >> To: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> >> Cc: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> >> Sent: Friday, February 15, 2008 4:54 PM >> Subject: Re: [IRL-LIMERICK] Sullivan Glin school records >> >> >>> Hi Kerry >>> If its not too much trouble would you please see if there are any >>> Carrig's or Langan's in your book? >>> Thank you,Cris >>> p.s Ihave a daughter named Kerrie... >>> >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> IRL-LIMERICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > IRL-LIMERICK-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > -- > Internal Virus Database is out-of-date. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. > Version: 7.5.516 / Virus Database: 269.19.7/1233 - Release Date: > 19/01/2008 6:37 PM > >

Dear Kerry, Thank you so much for your email. Will try and find more information about Timothy Hynes to see where he fits in with other researchers. Margaret had a brother listed with her at time of the 1846 statement of Finnoo. They must have been at another school. Have not heard of Elizabeth. up till now. If you have the time could you please check the Bounty lists of passengers from Limerick for HYNES/CANTY. My GrGrandfather, John Canty came from Croom and his parents were Thomas Canty and Mary Hogan married 1808 Fedamore Parish. Their children William b 1811, Sarah b 1816, Patrick b 1819 bap at Fedamore and John born c1819 (no bap record) As far as I can see Thomas siblings were Michael and Alice and their parents, William Canty and Mary Connors. I believe there was a protestant marriage further back, hence the name 'William'. Hope this makes some sense for you. Regards,. Helen ----- Original Message ----- From: "Kerry" <kerryb@austarnet.com.au> To: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 7:50 PM Subject: Re: [IRL-LIMERICK] HYNES family > Hi Helen > > Yes, I know parts of your family would love to know more especially re > Timothy. Main info I know is that Margaret was married to John Canty at > Campbelltown, when he died she married John Raleigh also from Ballyhahill > area. These Raleigh's were related to Hurley's of Whiskeyhall (Finnoo). > Where she settled south of Cootamundra around Cungegong (Frampton) area > there were also other families from the same area in Ireland such as > Michael > Coughlan, Murtagh and Thomas Culhane and of course John Hurley who had the > Cootamundra run. Also there was Patrick O'Donnell who's uncle James > Fitzpatrick was born Newcastle West and is known by his association with > Hume the explorer, he also had land there. > There are no Hynes at the Glin schools > > Margaret may have had a sister Elizabeth Hynes who married Patrick Culhane > (Loughill) on the 27 Feb 1867; their witnesses were Michael Hynes and > Michael Culhane. > > All their children were baptized in Glin and are as follows: > > Mary 1867 sponsor Ellen Nash > > Ellen 1869 sponsors Thomas and Johanna Culhane > > John Jan 1870 sponsors Michael and Johanna Culhane > > Michael Mar 1871 sponsors Michael and Anne Hynes > > Catherine Feb 1873 sponsors Maurice Culhane and Anna Hynes > > John* Sep 1874 sponsors Michael Hynes and Bridget Culhane > > Bridget Dec 1877 sponsors John and Maria Mulvihill > > Anna April 1876 sponsors Thomas and Maria Mullins > > > > *The first John may have died. On Mary's entry they are listed as living > at > Loughill > > > > Kerry > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Ken & Helen Harris" <khar9172@bigpond.net.au> > To: <irl-limerick@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2008 4:56 PM > Subject: Re: [IRL-LIMERICK] HYNES family > > >> Hello Kerry, Was very interested to read the post below. Further to >> that, >> would it be possible for you to check for HYNES family in your data? My >> GrGrandmother MARGARET HYNES arrived Sydney Jan 1855 on Ebba Brahe age >> 18, >> Nursemaid , from Whiskey Hall. Her parents Patrick and Honora were >> living >> at Whiskey Hall at the time. Resident in the colony was an Uncle Timothy >> Hynes at Campbelltown. She was a Monteagle immigrant. >> I have cancelled land records (1858-82) showing a PATRICK HYNES renting >> house and garden from John Blennerhassett at Kilmoylan. >> Also a in a Statement of the Townland of Finnoo (Whiskey Hall) in 1846. >> with Pat Hynes, Labourer Loghill and family of four. It would seem that >> Margaret had at least one other sibling. Perhaps there may be entries in >> school records. >> Thank you so much for your offers of help. >> Sincerely, Helen.