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Hugh McLeavey

Born
1 Jan 1798
Died
25 May 1871
Gender
Male

Hugh McLeavey (many various spellings) Lived in Drummullagh, Carlingford. Was married to Sarah McCarthy (McCarty) born c1797, died 1871 IOM. Had several children. The family emigrated to the Isle of Man (IOM) and are first listed there on the 1851 IOM Census. Known children of Hugh and Sarah are:

  • daughter Mary McLeavey, born c1830, married Daniel Caulfield December 1846 in Drummullagh. They had a daughter Mary Caulfield born 1846, Douglas, IOM and a son, Roger Caulfield born 1847, Douglas, IOM.
  • Bernard (Barney) born c1833/34, Died 1911 IOM. Married 25 Nov 1857 Douglas, IOM to Ann Mary Heaney 1840-1921. She died IOM.
  • Archibald baptised as Ardle 11 Oct 1835 Drummullagh. Married in Australia 27 May1873 to Margaret Fleming 1842-1911. 1905 Melbourne, Australia
  • Catherine baptised 4 May 1838 Drummullagh. Possible wife of Michael O'Brien.
  • Anne Possible wife of Michael O'Brien.

I have not yet found evidence of which daughter married Michael O'Brien.

I have attached a document, Irish Famine Eviction, Louth, May 1851. The Hugh McEleavy evicted by Lord Anglesey from his Carlingford, Louth estate may be the Hugh mentioned above. The date fits in with the family being on the IOM.

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