Matthew & Eliza Hannon 1850

Hi Ric

Here's a couple of Hacketstown Hannan records from www.rootsireland.ie/:

http://Name: Marian Hannan Date of Birth: Date of Baptism: 01-Oct-1837 Address: Caurnaum Parish/District: HACKETSTOWN Gender: County Co. Carlow Denomination: Roman Catholic Father: William Hannan Mother: Mary Not Recorded Occupation: Sponsor 1 / Informant 1: Hugh Lacy Sponsor 2 / Informant 2: Margaret Lacy

http://Name: Mary Ann Hannon Date of Birth: Date of Baptism: 01-Oct-1837 Address: Monastill Parish/District: HACKETSTOWN Gender: County Co. Wicklow Denomination: Roman Catholic Father: William Hannon Mother: Mary Hannon Occupation: Sponsor 1 / Informant 1: Hugh Lacy Sponsor 2 / Informant 2: Margaret Lacy

Col

Hello,

Perhaps she was connected to the Church of Ireland records shown below.  Please note that these are from townlands and villages close to Hacketstown.

Best Regards,

D.

Marriage of FRANCIS HANNON of BALLINASKILL and MARY MOODY of BALLINAKILL on 27 June 1850
Area - CARLOW (COI) , Parish/Church/Congregation - CLONMORE
    Husband    Wife       
Name    FRANCIS HANNON     MARY MOODY        
Address    BALLINASKILL     BALLINAKILL        
Occupation    FARMER     N/R        
Father    MATTHER HANNON     HENRY MOODY        
Mother    N/R     N/R     
Further details in the record
Husband Age    FULL       
Husband Marital Status    B       
Wife Age    FULL       
Wife Marital Status    S       
Husband's Father's Occupation    FARMER       
Wife's Father's Occupation    FARMER       
Witness 1    ROBERT MOODY (WITNESS FOR HUSBAND)       
Witness 3    BO-R MORRIS (WITNESS FOR WIFE)    
About the record
Book Number    Page    Entry Number    Record_Identifier    Image Filename       
N/R     4     8     CW-CI-MA-1658     c-583-3-1-004     
View the church register page containing this record.

(Possible parents of Tom Hannan).

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Parish Records
Area: CARLOW (COI) , Parish/Church/Congregation - HACKETSTOWN
Marriage of THOMAS HANNON of REDBOG and MARGARET POLLARD of TOMBAY on 2 March 1893 

     Husband    Wife       
Name    THOMAS HANNON     MARGARET POLLARD        
Address    REDBOG     TOMBAY        
Occupation    FARMER     FARMER        
Father    FRANCIS HANNON     HENRY POLLARD        
Mother    N/R     N/R     
Further details in the record
Husband Age    FULL       
Husband Marital Status    B       
Wife Age    FULL       
Wife Marital Status    S       
Husband's Father's Occupation    FARMER       
Wife's Father's Occupation    FARMER       
Witness 1    HENRY HANNAN (WITNESS FOR HUSBAND)       
Witness 3    KAYTIE E HANNAN (WITNESS FOR WIFE)    
About the record
Book Number    Page    Entry Number    Record_Identifier    Image Filename       
N/R     39     77     CW-CI-MA-2155     c-584-3-1-039     
View the church register page containing this record.
http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/fc53fb0023…

(Parents of Margaret Hannan).

Area - CARLOW (COI) , Parish/Church/Congregation - CLONMORE
Marriage of THOMAS MORRIS of CRONASCOGH and ELIZA HANNON of HACKETSTOWN on 25 August 1849
    Husband    Wife       
Name    THOMAS MORRIS     ELIZA HANNON        
Address    CRONASCOGH     HACKETSTOWN        
Occupation    FARMER     N/R        
Father    BARKER MORRIS     MATHW HANNON        
Mother    N/R     N/R     
Further details in the record
Husband Age    FULL       
Husband Marital Status    B       
Wife Age    FULL       
Wife Marital Status    S       
Husband's Father's Occupation    FARMER       
Wife's Father's Occupation    FARMER       
Witness 1    BARKER MORRIS (WITNESS FOR HUSBAND)       
Witness 3    JOHN MACKIE (WITNESS FOR WIFE)    
About the record
Book Number    Page    Entry Number    Record_Identifier    Image Filename       
N/R     4     7     CW-CI-MA-1657     c-583-3-1-004     
View the church register page containing this record.

(Possible ancestors of Barker Morris).

Thank you D for those Hannon links.  I have seen some of them.  They may be relatives but unfortunately they do not add clarity to my knowledge base.  However, that is the jigsaw puzzle that I am trying to solve.  I greatly appreciate your contribution.  A personal visit to the Hacketstown area is probably the best option when I get a chance.

Ric46