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Looking for parents of a Bridget McAulliffe b. 8Feb.1846/47 in Cork Ireland!  Came to United States with her parents (no names) in 1849/50! Her father died (no name) when she was a child and her mother (no name) in her early girlhood!  NO record of her until she was married in Cleveland, Ohio in 1863 to a Richard Farrar!  Bridget became a prominent midwife in Kansas in the 1870s!  She learned her nurses training from a cousin (no name) in a Catholic hospital in Cleveland!  ANY help would be truly appreciated!  Want to go to Ireland and see where she was born but don't have a clue to who her parents were!  Thanks in advance!

Colleen

Sunday 10th Jul 2022, 02:30AM

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  • Colleen:

    There are more than 10 Bridget McAuliffe baptismal records in 1846-1847 in Co. Cork but without parents names, we can't confirm a record.

    I think your best approach is to test your DNA and hopefully you will have some matches with 3rd-4th cousins on your McAuliffe line.

    Roger McDonnell

    Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

    Sunday 10th Jul 2022, 03:48PM

  • Colleen,

    If you are sure about the date of February 8, there was a Bridget McAuliffe baptised in Newmarket on Feb 8 1846. Her parents were Daniel McAuliffe and Mary Costello. There was no other Bridget McAuliffe baptised on February 8 1846 or 1847 in Cork. There was also Johanna with the same parents who was baptised in 1843.

    Best wishes, Kieran

    Kieran Jordan, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

    Sunday 10th Jul 2022, 10:09PM

  • Thanks for everyone’s info!  I think I have to somehow go to Cleveland, Ohio where she was supposed to learn her nursing from a “cousin…no name” in a Catholic hospital in Cleveland and married between Jan. and June in 1863 in Cleveland, Ohio but can’t find any records!  I REALLY want to find out her parents names that she came to the US with when she was 2 yrs old!  No siblings ever mentioned and both parents dead before she married in 1863!  I live in Calif. so don’t know when I could get to Cleveland!  Don’t even have any idea where they came into the US at!  Horrible brick wall but determined to find them before I meet them on the other side!  LOL

    Colleen

    Saturday 30th Jul 2022, 06:01AM

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