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Thomas Canty

Thomas Canty

Born
1801-02-04 12:00:00
Gender
Male

My x4 Great grandfather. Thomas Canty. Listed on the 1851 England Census as a visitor to Romney Place Westminster London.

A 50 year old widowed labourer. Born in Durrus Ireland in about 1801. Was marked down as either blind, deaf or dumb? 

Had a Spouse by the name of Anna?

Had a son Thomas Canty. Born in Westminster London in 1823. Died in 1909. 

Baptism record...

Father at baptism Jerry Canty, Mother at baptism, Mary Sisk, both of "Evergreen"  Cork & Ross South parish.

Does anyone know where or what "Evergreen" would have been?

Thank you.

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Thomas Canty