i am looking for information on my ancestors from Innishannon. They were Timothy O'Brien and Margaret "Peg" Walsh. The children were: Timothy 12/6/1841, Julia 7/30/1843, Joan 9/30/1845, John 3/29/1864 and my great grandmother Margaret E. O'Brien 9/15/1844. Margaret immigratedmto the U.S. and married Denis M. Coveney. Any information on the family would be appreciated. Debbie.
Debora Cote
Thursday 16th Mar 2017, 01:36AMMessage Board Replies
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Debbie:
Hello again!
Innishannon RC parish is in the Diocese of Cork and Ross and records for that diocese are on www.irishgenealogy.ie which is a free Irish government site. I located the marriage record transcription which is below. Here is the link to the parish register http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0061 Records start in 1825.
I only saw baptismal records for Timothy Jr. and Joan on the site. I would look for Margaret on the parish register. Did the entire family emigrate becuase I did not see Timothy O'Brien or Brien on the 1852 Griffiths Valuation for Innishannon. Also was john born in 1864?
Roger McDonnell
Area - CORK & ROSS (RC) , Parish/Church/Congregation - INNISHANNON
Marriage of TIMOTHY BRIEN of N/R and MARGARET WALSH of N/R on 21 February 1841
HusbandWifeNameTIMOTHY BRIENMARGARET WALSH
Witness 1JOHN WALSH (WITNESS FOR HUSBAND)Witness 3DAN BRIEN (WITNESS FOR WIFE)
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Thursday 16th Mar 2017, 03:28PM -
Hello I know there is a traditional Irish naming pattern but is there a tradition for the sponsors on RC marriage records? Baptism records? Debbie
Debora Cote
Monday 20th Mar 2017, 09:58AM -
Debbie:
No hard and fast rule for either baptisms or marriages. Sponsors could be siblings to the parents or a couple getting married. Also, close friends were another option.
Roger
Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘
Monday 20th Mar 2017, 07:26PM