Clancy and Casey families. (Heane and Ryan)

Leonie:

Hello again!

The RC records for Fermoy and Glanworth parishes start later than 1811 so no baptismal record is available for John unless he was baptized in a different parish. I looked at the 1852 Griffith Valuation head of household listing and there was a Maurice Clancy listed in Fermoy tonw. Possibly this is the father of John but he would have been 60+ in age. There were other Clancys also but you can't make any direct connections. http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/cork/fermoy.htm

Have you considered autosomal DNA testing. Possibly you will match someone with Clancy connections.

Roger McDonnell

Hi Roger,

Just to let you know, I have done an autosomal DNA testing as has 3 cousins so we are hoping to find some relatives in Ireland. I am still trying to work it out. I am returning to Fermoy in June of this year and hope to discover some more information.

Anymore suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Leonie

Leonie:

I assume you tested with either Family Tree DNA or Ancestry DNA. There is a volunteer run site called Gedmatch www.gedmatch.com    Gedmatch allows you to upload your raw DNA and see if you match someone who tested with another DNA company (and also uploaded their data to Gedmatch). The Irish are slowly getting into DNA testing. More than likely you will match people in other countries who are descendants of Clancy/Casey/Heane/Ryan siblings who also emigrated.

Roger

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I have some information about the Australian branch of the family 

Clare