James Hand

Born: 1830-01-01 12:00:00
Gender: Male

James Hand & Elizabeth Murry of Newtown (west of garristown) lived at #2b a house and 2-acre garden just west of Newtown House. In 1853, James was a herd for Mrs Catherine Reynolds who held 300 acres there [GV].

James & Elizabeth Hand attended Garristown RC chapel. Children:

Anne (nee Hand) Reily or Kilmoone
Helena Hand
Elizabeth (Nee Hand) Moore
William Hand of Newtown

SOURCE

24 May 1868 Margaret Hand of Newtown m. Pat Brennan of Borranstown WIT William Hand & Anne Hand.
5 Feb 1880 Anne Hand of Newtown (dau of James & Eliza) m. James Reily of Kilmoone WIT Andrew Moore & Helena Hand.
2 May 1881 Elizabeth Hand (herd, age 25) married Andrew Moore (age 33) of Garristown. WIT William Hand & Catherine Brunkhard.
1 May 1881 William Hand married Catherine Brunkhard of Garristown WIT Andrew Moore & Elizabeth Hand.

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1830s
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