Looking for descendants of Fleming & McNamara in Murroe/ Boher area

Hello,

I have had a quick look in the parish records and found some Fleming marriages , some maybe your relations,

Daniel Fleming and Johanna Harty - 17 Feb 1863

William Fleming and Mary o'Brien - 01 Mar 1881

Patrick Fleming and MAry Hillard - 06 Feb 1883 - address Barringtons Bridge

John Fleming and Johanna Bartley - 08 Feb 1877

John Fleming and Mary Bartely - 24 Feb 1878

William Fleming and Anne Waller - no marriage records but did have one child Michael in 1891

Any further questions , don't hesistate to ask ,

?ine

We were in Murroe twice recently to look up family. We have a Patrick Fleming who was born in Murroe in 1833 then emigrated to Australia in 1864. He was son of Phillip and Hannah (Coghlan) who farmed along the Abington/ Boarmanshill road. Maybe on leased land from Matthew Barrington.

Big family of Flemings in Australia from original 6 brothers- James, Martin, Cornelius, Patrick, Thomas, Timothy .

Any connections?

Cheers

Paul Fleming

My father who was born in 1886 told me that he had 2 uncles Flemmings from Murroe, they were both in the RIC, and during an attempted arrest of a man on a train the man died, because of the fallout from this incident they both imiigrated to Austrailia and were never heard of again. They also had a brother whose name i believe was John who was a teacher in Murroe national school.

My grandmother was Katie Flemming from Murroe who married Corneilious Collins also from Murroe (post office). This may be of some help in your research.

My father who was born in 1886 told me that he had 2 uncles Flemmings from Murroe, they were both in the RIC, and during an attempted arrest of a man on a train the man died, because of the fallout from this incident they both imiigrated to Austrailia and were never heard of again. They also had a brother whose name i believe was John who was a teacher in Murroe national school.

My grandmother was Katie Flemming from Murroe who married Corneilious Collins also from Murroe (post office). This may be of some help in your research.

Hello Paul,

From what I've seen, (married) 'kissin cousins' was a pretty common occurence back in the day.....lol!  So, I have no doubt that there was a family connection between the Flemings living in Abington parish in Co. Limerick. 

In fact, according to the Griffiths Valuation record (see link below), there were many Flemings living in Abington parish (around area of Murroe) around 1851. 

http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNam…

Several of the names (Daniel, Michael, Patrick, William, etc.) seem to be in common use. There was a Daniel, Mary, Michael and Phillip all living in townland of BOARMANSHILL. It appears that Philip was your relative.  It's possible that the other Flemings in the same townland were related somehow to Philip. 

My relative John Fleming farmed in Mongfune, which is also just outside Murroe, around the same time as your relative Philip. Going back further, per the Tithe Applotment records, Daniel Fleming farmed in Mongfune around 1826. I would think that Daniel and John were also related, possible father and son.

Do any of these relatives sound familiar to you? If so, please let me know.

Best Regards,   

Silvia

P.S. I've been able to recently connect with a descendant of John's youngest son Michael, who also emigrated to Australia.