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Any connection or answers would be fantastic and appreciated !

Michael McCarthy b. abt 1866, son of James married 1889 Bantry, Hanora Cronin b.abt 1865, daughter of Patrick of Cullenagh.  They farmed at Inchiroe, though at marriage Michael states he lived at CAPPABUE - which I cannot find except for a School.. Any hints?  Or is this "Cappaboy ___

children;

Michael b 1890, Nellie Ellenor b.1891, Kate b1893, James b1896, Hanora  b 1897, Mary b.1899, Felix b1901 and Margaret b.1904

Nellie married in Chicago IL, a Sullivan - Kate married in Chicago IL a Micklos

Patrick Cronin b. abt 1835 m. Johanna (?Hurley) and lived in Cullenagh

children; Cornelius, Bridget, Denis, Hanora, Catherine, James, Anastasia, Hannah

Question;  If the church listed in Reg. Rec. is RC Chapel of Bantry... where is this located?  I may need to know to go back further.

Sincerely, Denise S. near Chicago

 

 

dsanford2

Thursday 22nd May 2014, 05:13AM

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  • Hi have you looked at www.irishgenealogy.ie for baptism/marriage records & www.nationalarchives.ie for Census 1901/1911 also has Tithe Applotment & Griffith Valuation records.

    Regards Frances

    Thursday 22nd May 2014, 09:37AM
  • Yes but thank you!  Both are wonderful sites and only reason I have gotten this far.

    I keep plugging away to differentiate the many families in the area

    I'd like to throw out this website to all.. explained the wheres, whys and hows of researching in Ireland!  http://www.irish-genealogy-toolkit.com/index.html

    Denise

    dsanford2

    Thursday 22nd May 2014, 12:57PM
  • Hi Denise,

    I think you and I may be distantly related. My grandmother was Mary McCarthy who had a sister (Norah) and a brother (Jim). Norah McCarthy visited us in Cork in the '70s and possibly the early '80s. On one of these visits she stayed with Jim in Kealkil for about a week.

    Declan D.

     

    Wednesday 15th May 2019, 10:24AM
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    Hello Denise, 

    I hope the following may be helpful.  I have been researching the LEARY / O`LEARY family from Droumbroe / Drumbrow, Bantry and found the following marriage certificate from 3 February 1874 (in Bantry), which seems to link my LEARYs with your McCARTHYs. 

    Both parties to the marriage had been married previously and widowed.  The Groom, Daniel LEARY, was 33 and a farmer at Droumbroe.  The bride was 28.  Her name is Margaret LEARY [i.e. her first marriage was also to a LEARY];her father`s name was Felix McCARTHY (a farmer, though he was deceased).  Margaret`s residence is given as Cappabue (the "u" is not very clear but I think this is correct).  Cappabue is in Kealkil.  

    Would love to hear back from you.

    Becky

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Robertabix

    Wednesday 21st Aug 2019, 10:52AM
  • Hey -  this reply is for both Declan and Becky... sorry for delay

    please email me at     dsanford2@earthlink.net

    Declan;  I am missing the whereabouts of Mary McCarthy, and James/Jim did immigrate to the US but disappears from records after 1931.  Maybe he returned home?  Do you have a photo of Norah?  We could compare to make sure.  Who did Mary marry?  is there a connection to Inchiroe that you know?  Please email me.

    Becky;   That is really interesting info.  It may help in future.  I am still stuck figuring how the Cappabue McCarthy's connect to each other.  I have been taking notes on births, marriages and deaths trying to place them but church records don't go back far enough.  Maybe Margaret could be the sister to Michael's father James (b.1838-1845), but his marriage record doesnt list parents unfortunately... stuck -  email me.

    Thanks all.  Denise

    dsanford2

    Sunday 25th Aug 2019, 01:59PM
  • I am writing to you after reading your initial entry. Patrick Croneen (Cronin) was my G-G-Grandfather. His daughter Bridget Cronin was my G-Grandmother. Bridget married Denis Sullivan and they had a farm in Maulavanig, Co. Cork, near Kealkil which is not far from Bantry. It would be good to make contact with you. 

    Tarragon

    Friday 17th May 2024, 10:25AM

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