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William Hyde was born circa 1809 in Cork (exact location unknown).  He died October 26, 1884 in Butler, Garryowen, Jackson, Iowa, USA.  He lived (and farmed) in Iowa from at least 1844.  I do not know when he immigrated or if he lived anywhere else in the USA before settling in Iowa.  His wife was Margaret Walsh.  He is buried in the Catholic Cemetery.  .

His sister was Catherine Hyde (spelled Hide on marriage record). She was born around 1810-1815.  She married widower Nicholas Loughlin in London 30 Mar 1834 in St George Church, Bloomsbury, Borough of Camden, London, England (Church of England). Cath signed her marriage record with an 'X'. 

I found the couple, along with their son, John J (my great grandfather) in the 1841 census (48 Chamber St, Borough of Tower Hamlet, St Mary Whitechapel Parish, London, England). Name misspelled ('Nicholis' Loughline). By 1849 they were living in Williamsburg, Kings, New York, USA.  By 1860 the 3 were living in Butler, Jackson, Iowa, USA (same as her brother).  I found a couple that may be them in the 1870 census but after that they disapper.  I have not located graves.  Their son had moved to nearby Dubuque around 1861.  By 1870 he (with wife and children) had moved back to Jackson County possibly to care for his aged parents.  By 1877 John, wife Elizabeth and children were back in Dubuque.  Nicholas Loughlin was a tailor by profession. 

William's tombstone says he was born in County Cork.  That is all I have on William Hyde and sister Catherine Hyde Loughlin.  Am trying, of course to find their parents and other relatives in County Cork.

Friday 22nd Apr 2016, 01:59PM

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  • Ellen:

    Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!

    I found an 1809 William Hyde baptismal record in St. Marys parish Cork city and an 1812 Catherine Hyde baptismal record in the same church. Parents were shown for Catherine's record but not for William because the register was hard to read. I also included a link to the register. Don't know if these records are for your ancestors but at least it is a lead.

    Roger McDonnell

     

    First name(s)WilliamLast nameHydeBirth year-Baptism year1809Baptism date? Sep 1809ParishSt. Mary's, Cork cityAlternative parish namesSt. Mary's, CorkDioceseCork and RossCountyCorkCountryIrelandFather's first name(s)?Father's last nameHydeMother's first name(s)?Mother's last name?RepositoryNational Library of IrelandNational Library of Ireland linkhttp://registers.nli.ie//registers/vtls000633154#page/1/mode/1upRegisterBaptism

    First name(s)CathLast nameHydeBirth year-Baptism year1812Baptism date20 Dec 1812ParishSt. Mary's, Cork cityAlternative parish namesSt. Mary's, CorkDioceseCork and RossCountyCorkCountryIrelandFather's first name(s)TimothyFather's last nameHydeMother's first name(s)HonorMother's last nameMurphyRepositoryNational Library of IrelandNational Library of Ireland linkhttp://registers.nli.ie//registers/vtls000633154#page/1/mode/1upRegisterBaptism

    http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0041

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    Friday 22nd Apr 2016, 03:13PM
  • Yes, I found those two records too but I don't know where I could go to prove they are my folks and that Timothy & Honor Murphy Hyde were my great great great grandparents.  Naming patterns don't help as Catherine & Nicholas only had one known child, John.  William and his wife Margaret Walsh had 4: Ellen, Robert, Catherine, and an unknown male.

    Thanks.

    Saturday 23rd Apr 2016, 12:33AM
  • Yes, thank you. 

     

    Sunday 24th Apr 2016, 09:43PM

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