BRADY Family

Apologies for the very long delay in answering your message. Have you learned any more about the above?

Best wishes

Clare Doyle

Genealogy Support 

Hi Clare,

I have not yet got any furthur with this branch of my family, do you have any suggestions?

Regards,

Josie

Hi Josie

That is great research and a good long line! Have you considered if obituaries could lend anymore information to the above? Sometimes a death notice can add further info as well as a bit of colour and context. You can have a look on the Irish Newspaper archives:

https://www.irishnewsarchive.com/

You can take out a short subscription so it doesn't have to be a year long payment. 

You could also have a look at Rootsireland.ie to see if there are any further records. The marriage of John and Catherine is there on 13-Jul-1810 but unfortunately their parents' names are not recorded. 

Best wishes

Clare 

Genealogy Support 

Hi Clare, thanks for your suggestions.

I will look at newspapers as its a source I have not yet used. I have collected all the available records from Rootsireland......

this is still my longest branch and it goes on for two generatrions past mine, making that 11 generations within a few miles of each other! Im surprised that this is the first time I have counted them!

Best wishes,

Josie

Currently I am researching my Condron line and have received a lot of help from Shanew147. This site is brilliant! Thankyou so much.

Hi Josie, I am a Brady but not from Skerries, however I can tell you the folowing, Pat Brady and Frances Mooney were married in Skerries on 9-2-1759 James was born 25-7-1762 Sponsors Thos Connor Mary Callaghan . Id like to get mine back as far as I can get yours. Best. Myles Brady

Hi Myles, thankyou so much for the info, you have made my day! It's great when you get another name...There are a lot of Brady's out there so I hope you find your's...whereabouts are they from? I wish you all the best with your research, Josie

Dear Myles and Josie

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Best wishes

Clare 

Genealogy Support 

Hi Josie, IM sure you can find more yourself,Skerries is a good parish to look at. I seem to be throwing this piece of information around the place at the moment, but if you go into the National Library site, just put in NLI  and the register of Catholic parishes comes up, put in Skerries or go in by way of the map. They are the microfilmed copies of the parish registers  covering a number of years. When I first looked at these in the National Library many years ago , I had to get written permission from the Bishop, I still have it somewhere. Some of the parishes are very hard to read,like Glendalough. As to my own, Im stuck with an Andrew Brady born about 1812, but I really enjoy the search. Irish Genealogy is becoming a very good site.  Anything else I can do , Best Myles Brady

Thanks Myles. If either of you wish to add to our XO Chronicles you can learn more HERE

Best wishes

Clare Doyle

Genealogy Support 

Hi Myles, I know what you mean when trying to decipher some records! Sounds like you have been doing this for quite a while as you previously got permission from the Bishop....Its amazing how much information is now available online and Irish Genealogy are making it freely available....how wonderful. Glendalough is a beautiful place, shame their records are difficult to read....good luck with your searching, if I discover an Andrew I will let ya know.
Clare, I will have a look at the chronicles, as you advise..
Best wishes to ya's,
Josie

Hi Josie

I am also researching my Brady family roots and got got as far as 1822 when Peter Brady was born in Dublin, my 3rd Greatgrandfather. After that I can't find any records of his parents except for one possible record which is the baptism of Peter Brady in June 1821 to John Brady and Catherine Connolly in Lusk. The date fits to the approx birth of Peter Brady based on 1901 Census in Dublin. The name of his father, John, also fits as for generations the first of the family has rotated from John to Peter Brady and so on. Also there is an abundance of similar names from our more recent family; James, Patrick, John, Peter and so on.

I wonder do you have any information of the Lusk Bradys moving to the Dublin Mansion House area? Any help would be appreciated.

Best Regards

John

You can read a little about Lusk in 1837 HERE

Best wishes

Clare Doyle

Genealogy Support

Hi John and Clare,

Thanks for getting in touch John, unfortunately I do not know if 'my' Peter moved to the Mansion Street area.  I only have his Baptism record and I know little else about him.

There are some PETTY SESSIONS COURT REGISTERS available at www.findmypast.co.uk which mentions Peter in1857,1858 and onwards. I expect this is my Peter and he seems to be living in Navan in 1873. Fortunately two of these records state he is a beehive maker which connects the records. I have not checked them all.

Does your Peter have any connection to beehive making??

The record's at find my past are FREE to look at until tomorrow and they may help you. Look at the originals as sometimes they do contain extra details that can be helpful.

In my direct line I do not have any record of the name Peter being used again although I do not have any records of their siblings children. I will let you know if I discover anything more.

Best wishes,

Josie

Hi Josie

Thanks for the reply. What is interesting is that 'my' Peter Brady moved to Dublin and had a son John who was married in 1887, the same year that his father Peter died. On the marriage registry there was a Laurence Brady who signed instead of his father and that could be his uncle Laurence who in your family tree was also the brother of your Peter Brady. I still have some older relatives in Ireland who I will talk to and I will keep in touch.

Best Regards

John