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Patrick Lynch

Patrick Lynch

Born
1793-04-09 12:00:00
Gender
Male
Place of migration
Migrated to /Born in Canada

Any information would be appreciated for their Irish lives would be appreciated.

 

Patrick Lynch was born on April 9, 1792, in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland, to Catharine Neil (Nail) (Neill), age 20, and William Lynch, age 22.  He married Deborah ? And they had children: 

His daughter Mary was born in 1811 in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland.

His daughter Catherine was born in 1813 in Cork, Ireland.  

His son James was born in 1815 in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland.

His daughter Elizabeth was born in 1817 in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland.

His daughter Ellen was born in 1819 in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland.

His son Thomas was born in 1822 in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland.

His daughter Deborah was born in 1824 in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland 

They immigrated to Prescott, Ontario, Canada aboard the Ship Albion:

Name

Patrick Lynch

Age

32

Birth Year

1793

Arrival Year

1825

Arrival Place

Prescott, Ontario

Primary Immigrant

Lynch, Patrick

Family Members

Wife Deborah 30; Child Catherine 12; Child James 10; Child Ellen 6; Child Deborah; Child Thomas 3; Child Eliza 8; Child Mary 14

Source Publication Code

2832

Annotation

Irish passenger lists to Canada, 1825, often referred to as Peter Robinson Emigration because they were under the control of Robinson. Ships were the Resolution, the Albion, the John Barry, the Amity. Lists 474 passengers, with mention of families.

 

 

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