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Patrick Sharkey

Patrick Sharkey

Born
1798-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1869-01-01 12:00:00
Gender
Male

Patrick Sharkey Sr & Brigid Farrell appear on record at Ardmore (and Enagh) near Croghan from 1811–1869. 

On 13-Oct-1811 they baptized Martin Sharket (1811-?) at Croghan RC, inviting Bernard (Brian) Tansey and Nabitha Cunningham as godparents. 

On  27-May-1814 they baptized John Sharkey (1814-1869) at Croghan RC, inviting Bernard (Brian) Sharky and Mary Sharkey as godparents. 

On 08-Aug-1822 Michael Sharkett of Ardmore (b. 1801) was buried in Estersnow Cemetery. 

In 1832, Pat Sharkett (1798–1869) witnessed the marriage of Catherine Sharkett to Eugene Grey at Croghan.

In 1835, Pat and John Sharkett were recorded in the Ardmore Tithe records as holding 12 Irish acres of land in partnership. At the same time, Pat Sharkett held 6 Irish acres with James Lenahan in the adjoining townland of Enagh. (In 1813, Pat Sharkett was invited to godparent for John Lenahan & Elizabeth Mullany, along with Brigid Lally).

In 1858, two Ardmore farms were recorded in the names of John Sharkey (1814-1869) [GV4a,5]  and Pat Sharkey (Sr? Jr?) [GV2a]. The only Sharkey recorded in Enagh was Timothy Sharkey.

In 1866, Eliza Sharkett (b. 1843) daughter of Pat Sharket of Ardmore married Michael Collins of Curry (Kilmore) at Croghan church. 

On 11-Jan-1869 Brigid (nee Farrell) Sharkey of Ardmore died age 67 with Patt Sharkett present at death. Followed by her husband Pat Sharkey age 71 on 2-Apr-1869, with Peter Sharkey present at death.  Soon followed by their son John Sharkey (1814–1869) died, age 55, on 06-Jun-1869 with Michael Sharkey present at death. (Ballinameen civil records). 

>> Note: ages of death are unreliable and could be out by up to 10 years. 

In 1871, James Sharkett of Ardmore (son of Pat Sharket) married Margaret Donlon of Cruitt at Rodeen church. In 1873, Margaret Sharkett of Ardmore (dau of Pat Sharket) married Thomas Flanagan of Clooncur, Kilcooley at Croghan church. 

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