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Patrick Lynch

Patrick Lynch

Born
1792-04-09 12:00:00
Gender
Male
Place of migration
Migrated to /Born in Canada

When Patrick Lynch was born on April 9, 1792, in Churchtown, Cork, Ireland, his father, William, was 22 and his mother, Catharine, was 20. He had two sons and five daughters with Deborah Lynch between 1811 and 1824. He died in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.  He was on the ship "Albion" as part of the Peter Robinson Immigration to Ontario, Canada.  His children were born in Churchtown, Cork 

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 1825 while in transit on the Albion.  I am interested in any information regarding their life in Ireland before immigrating to Ontario.    
 

 

Thomas is my ancestor and I have a question about his biological parents, from what I can see his father was Thomas Lynch and mother was Mary Brien.  I do not know if Thomas immigrated earlier, but there was a Thomas Lynch on an earlier Peter Robinson ship.

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Patrick Lynch