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Patrick Martin

Patrick Martin

Born
1817-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1869-03-27 12:00:00
Gender
Male

Patrick (Joseph) Martin married Bridget Moran 3 September 1837 at St Marys Pro Cathedral Dublin. Witnesses John Moran and Cathe Fahor. 

Patrick and Bridget had approx 10 children; John Born 1838, Anne born 1841, Teresa born 1843, Henry born 1847, Charles dec, Maria born 1851 George Dec, Marion 1851, Patrick 1855, unknown dec.

They had been living in Beechworth, Victoria for 7 years at the time of Partrick,s death in 1869, making there arrival to Victoria abt 1862.

The death certificate also shows his Father Maurice Martin, Clerk and Mary formerly Fegan or Fagan. 

Maurice Martin and Mary/Margaret lived 8 Sackville Lane, St MAry's (Pro-Cathedral) Parish. Children baptised were Cathe Martin 7 May 1819 Sponsors Patrick Fagan & Margaret, Anne Martin 15 October 1821 Sponsors Patrick Reddy and Maria Quinn, John Martin 23 June 1823, Sponsors Barw Rabbit & Anne Ennis, Eliza Martin 4 November 1826 Sponsors Peter Mullen and Jane Griffin.

I cannot find any information on Patrick.

Ann Martin married William Lennon and they came to Victoria Australia.

 

 

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