Cusack family Moymore / Cloonteen 1820's to 1840's?

I have been researching the Cusack family who lived in Moymore/Cloonteen (recorded there during 1826 per the tithe applotment books, as well as parish baptismal records up to 1836).

I think they perhaps are the same Cusack family who show up in Quin (Carroroe/Dangan) just across the parish line by the Griffiths Valuation 1855? But this is just a guess, as I cannot seem to find any records that allow me to confirm or exclude this fact.

I was able to get back to Tulla by using my ggg-grandfather's U.S. Army enlistment records (1861 in Baltimore, MD), and his marriage license (1867, Missouri), on which he listed his father and mother's full names.

I have determined his father John Cusack, and his mother Margret Butler had several children. I don't know when either John or Margret died, but my ggg-grandfather Thomas Cusick emigrated in 1859, via a ship called Tonawanda from Liverpool to Philadelphia. He made the trip with a family by the name of Coffey, which consisted of Margaret Coffey, and her chidren Bridget and Patrick (another son John Coffey was either in Baltimore already, or came on a later ship).

There a many tantalizing clues i have come across over the years, and have only in the past year or so, been able to connect my ggg-grandfather Thomas to Tulla.

I would love to share info about this family, and will continue to perform research to learn more about them, the county, the parish and its history.

I wondered if the grave marked CL-TULA-0191 on historicgraves.com might be related somehow?

Anyway, I guess I am just saying, "Hello!", and hope to make some connections and have fun learning and sharing in the knowledge!

Andew B, Austin TX