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Margaret Sullivan

Margaret Sullivan

Gender
Female

Margaret married James Ryan (Shanvoher) and was the Mother to Ellen Ryan (may17th, 1870) I am very interested in these Ryans and Sullivan's as Ellen's husband died at 28 leaving her to bring up 2children. He was buried with his Mother and when Ellen died I believe she was buried in Newberry (cannot find anything) or I cannot find any reference to either parents or Ellen in 1901 census. She was living in Gurrane, Bianteer in 1911. Did Ellen have siblings? Where was her Mother from (I believe Father pre decreased Mother) She is a mystery really. Thanks for any help to give me a lead. Liz 

 

 

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Kilshannig (Cork)

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Buildings in this community

  • Dispensary Glantane

    Location: Kilshannig (Cork)

    Glantane, Mallow, Co.Cok

  • Woodford House

    Location: Kilshannig (Cork)

    Kilvealaton,Drommahane ,Mallow C. Cork

  • Dromineen Castle

    Location: Kilshannig (Cork)

    Dromineen,Drommahane ,Mallow ,Co. Coork

Timeline events in this community

  • 1200s

    O Callaghan Clan and Dromineen Castle

    <p>History of the O Callaghan Clan in Kilshannig Parish</p>

    1200-01-01 12:00:00

  • 1920s

    Nadd Roundup during War of Independance

    <p>The Nadd Roundup by British troops was one of the worst episodes in the War of Independence which was facilitated by a British ex army soldier who infiltrated the Irish Volunteers and gave the information to the RIC.</p>

    1921-03-10 12:00:00

  • 1940s

    Foundation of Kilshannig GAA Club

    1945-01-01 12:00:00

  • 1110s

    Kilshannig Parish Established

    <p>This parish was one of the earliest established in County Cork following the decision taken at the 1111 Synod of Clonbrassil where the parish system was approved to replace the monastic governance that was in vogue up until then. This change met with much resistence and it took the Normans arrival in 1169 to effect change.</p>

    1111-01-01 12:00:00