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Bernard Donnelly

Bernard Donnelly

Born
1806-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1891-06-04 12:00:00
Gender
Male

married Rose McCann in December 1842 at the Catholic Church in Pomeroy

Valuation Revision Books, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Union-Cookstown, Parish-Pomeroy


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VAL/12/B/37/16A (1860 - 1863), p 62, image 65 - Bernard Donnelly leased Lot #23 in Corrycroar from lessor Robert W Lowry


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VAL/12/B/37/16B (1864 - 1878), image 63 - Bernard Donnelly leased Lot #23 in Corrycroar from lessor Robert W Lowry.


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VAL/12/B/37/16C (1879 - 1881), image 87 - Bernard Donnelly leased Lot #23 in Corrycroar from lessor Robert W Lowry. 


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VAL/12/B/37/16D (1882 - 1895), image 92 - Bernard Donnelly leased Lot #23 in Corrycroar from lessor Robert W Lowry.


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VAL/12/B/37/16E (1896 - 1911), image 103 - Bernard Donnelly’s name is crossed out and Peter Quin is entered as leasing Lot #23 in Corrycroar from lessor Robert W Lowry. 

 

Griffith’s Valuation, completed 13 Jul 1860, p 129.


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Bernard Donnelly leased Lot #23 in Corrycroar from lessor Robert W Lowry; Area – 5 A (acres) 3 R (rood) 30 P (perches), land tax 2£ 5s 0d, building tax 0£ 10s 0d, total tax 2£ 15s 0d.


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Hugh Quinn in Lot #24


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1 acre = 4 roods = 160 perches = 160 square rods

baptized 3 children at the Pomeroy Catholic Church:  Peter 15 Jan 1844, Betty Dec 1848, Margaret 29 Mar 1852; they presumably died young as no further records of these have been found

records in USA identify 6 other children:  Mary, Sarah, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Bernard who died in New York City without issue and are buried in Calvary Cemetery in Queens; and Patrick who is buried in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Patrick married Anna Kane, they had at least 9 children

Pomeroy marriage record for a 10th child, James, likely the youngest.   James married Susan Mullen and moved to England

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