Thomas Love & family

Don:

Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!

The subscription site Roots Ireland has the records for Drumhome Churhc of Ireland parish back to the 1700s.

This is likely a transcription of the baptismal record for Thomas.  The first marriage to Anne Spence was in February 1829 and Thomas lived in Lacklom and Anne in Drumnacroil townland both in Drumhome civil parish. The second marriage was in March 1841. See below. Eleanor Taylor was from Mullana cross townland and Thomas was still in Lacklom. The baptismal records available on Roots are Elizabeth 1830 Anne 1831 William 1833 Patrick 1834

For the burial location of Anne, I would contact the Anglican church in Donegal town http://donegal.raphoe.anglican.org/  and see what they can tell you about a burial place for someone who died in 1841. It does not appear that the Drumhome church i still active. The closest church may be Laghey.

Let me know what questions you have.

Roger McDonnell

Name:Thomas LoveDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:27-Jun-1801Address:LacklomParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Pat LoveMother:Margaret Crawford

Date of Marriage:17-Feb-1829
Parish / District:DRUMHOME

County:Co. Donegal
Husband ThomasLove
Address:Lacklom
Wife Anne Spence Address Drumnacroil
Church Of Ireland

Date of Marriage:09-Mar-1841

Parish / District:DRUMHOME
County:Co. Donegal

Husband ThomasLove Address Lacklom
Wife EleanorTaylorAddress:Mullanacross

Church of Ireland

Hi Roger

Thank you so much for the information you provided. This will ceratinly be a geat help in my research. Is there any way to check to see if Thomas had any brothers & sisiters and their date of birth / death. In southern New Brunswick there seems to be roughly four main groups of Loves dating back to the 1830's - 1840's. I can not find any connections with these four families but, I'm sure at least two are connected. Here's the names I have:

James - 1799 - ????

Patrick - 1800 - ????

John - 1803 - ????

William - 1809 - ????

Thanks again

Don

Hi Roger

Thank you so much for the information you provided. This will ceratinly be a geat help in my research. Is there any way to check to see if Thomas had any brothers & sisiters and their date of birth / death. In southern New Brunswick there seems to be roughly four main groups of Loves dating back to the 1830's - 1840's. I can not find any connections with these four families but, I'm sure at least two are connected. Here's the names I have:

James - 1799 - ????

Patrick - 1800 - ????

John - 1803 - ????

William - 1809 - ????

Thanks again

Don

Don:

See below. I can't tell if the first Patrick died and a later child in 1810 was named Patrick. Possibly the 1810 Patrick was from a different couple with the same names? Unlikely but possible. Also address was not Lacklom.

Roger

Name:James LoveDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:14-Mar-1798Address:LacklomParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Patrick (Junr) LoveMother:Margaret CrawfordOccupation:

Name:Patrick LoveDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:10-Jun-1800Address:LacklomParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Patrick LoveMother:Margaret Crawford

Name:John LoveDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:06-Nov-1803Address:LacklomParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Patrick LoveMother:Margaret Crawford

Name:William LoveDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:02-Jul-1807Address:LacklomParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Patrick LoveMother:Margaret CrawfordOccupation:

Name:Patrick LoveDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:15-Nov-1810Address:BallymagrortyParish/District:DRUMHOMEGender:MaleCountyCo. Donegal
Denomination:Church Of Ireland
Father:Patrick LoveMother:Margaret Crawford

Hi Roger

I believe the James Love matches a James that Lived in Saint John, New Brunswick. I assume there was no middle names listed for any of these gentlemen or occupations? The only middle name I have is a Patrick Craft Love.

Thanks again for all the information

Don

Don:

No middle names.

Roger

Didn't think we would be that lucky.

Thank you for checking

Don

Hi Roger

(hope you're still with Ireland Reaching Out)

I think I found a Military record for my Great Grandfather Thomas Love. Do you know of anyway to extract more information from this record - where to look? 

It's also possible he spent time in the Royal Hospital Chelsea but, this is only sepculation?

https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C8763651

Notes

THOMAS LOVE Born DRUMHOME, Donegal Served in 51st Foot Regiment Discharged aged 42

Reference: WO 97/648/151

Description:

THOMAS LOVE

Born DRUMHOME, Donegal

Served in 51st Foot Regiment

Discharged aged 42

Date: 1832-1853

Held by: The National Archives, Kew

Legal status: Public Record(s)

Language: English

Closure status: Open Document, Open Description

Thank you

Don

Don:

I'm still here. I went on FindMyPast and the best I could locate is shown below. NOTE the top part of the info I pasted is extraneous.

However, when I looked at the link you provided, it appeared to me that you could go deeper on their online files to find more info on Thomas. Take a look. If you are unsuccessful, e-mail the Archives. Good luck!

Roger

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First name(s)ThomasLast nameLoveBirth year1811Birth parishDrumhomeBirth townBallyshannonBirth countyDonegalBirth countryIrelandService number832RankPRIVATERegiment51St Regt Of Light InfantryYear1832Attestation date05 May 1832Attestation age years21Discharge corps51st Regt Of Light InfantryDischarge service number832Document typeDischargeSeriesWo 97 - Chelsea Pensioners British Army Service Records 1760-1913Archive
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Archive referenceWO 97Box648Box record number150Record setBritish Army Service RecordsCategoryMilitary Service & ConflictSubcategoryRegimental & Service RecordsCollections fromGreat Britain, UK Other

Ok thanks for taking a look for me.

I'll do a little more digging and let you know what I find.

Don

Don:

I don't know if the answer your received from Letterkenny covered all of their branch libraries but there is a branch library in Donegal town which is within Drumholm parish. Maybe they might have a copy. Also, what about contacting the Anglican church in or near the town .

Roger