Hi, my great grandparents emigrated from Ireland to New Zealand around 1875. Daniel Mahoney born 1856 from County Cork, and Maria Dillon born 1850 from County Clare. Daniel's parents were Michael Mahoney born 1821 and Catherine Brosnan or Brosnahan born 1825 from County Kerry. Thats as far as i know, although maybe Michael's parents were Patrick Mahoney or O'Mahoney and Catherine Ahern both born late 1700s. Maria's parents were Thomas Dillon born 1828 and Catherine O'Brien born 1830, both born in County Clare. Any help on further ancestors would be greatly appreciated.
Dan
Tuesday 14th Nov 2023, 01:59AM
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https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:6NNB-SJBF Marriage of Thomas Dillon and Catherine O'brien 4/3/1851 Feakle County Clare, possible connection.
Eileen
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Name Thomas Dillon Spouse's Name Catherine O'Brien Event Type Marriage Event Date 4 Mar 1851 Event Place Killanena, Feakle, County Clare, Ireland Thomas Dillon's Spouses and Children
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Eileen
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Copy of marriage entry from the register
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Caher Feakle
- Diocese of Killaloe | County of Clare
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Killinena
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Microfilm 02487 / 06
Witnesses to the marriage are Denis O'brien and Michael Dillon.
Eileen
- Diocese of Killaloe | County of Clare
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Hi Eileen, yes, thats my great, great grandmother, she married Thomas Dillon. Do you have any information on her parents, i have a Willian J O'Brien, but nothing else. Thomas's parents i have as John Dillon and M Blackwell, but no other information. I appreciate that you replied so quickly. Finding Irish ancestors isnt easy, as i understand that records are scarce before about 1860
Dan
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https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/sources/G6BB-TXB Baptism of Thomas Dillon 15/12/1828 Parents John Dillon and M Blackwell. Tulla, County Clare.
Eileen
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Entry in Tulla church register https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634804#page/30/mode/1up Thomas, son of John Dillon and M Blackwell sponser Francis Costello
Eileen
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Thanks Eileen, slowly piecing things together,
Dan