Barry and Beary Families in Cashel

Hi Stephen,
I have had a look at the record for Thomas. 
I looked for others in the same site. No results, sorry.
Those records were intriduced in 1864, so before that we look in.............
 

https://registers.nli.ie

look for Tipperary then Cashel.This is the Cashel Book, it starts before 1800 so you are lucky.

https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0253

Margot
 

 

Thanks Margot unfortunately I am not able to read the handwriting in these records. 

Are there still Barry families and Beary families in Cashel or nearby?  In 1905 my ancestor Margaret Barry Eichler payed a visit to her homeland  with her husband.  Would that type of information been recorded somewhere such as with immigration or possibly in a locat newspaper? In the US sometimes newspapers would pick up a local interest story. 

Thanks again.

 

 

 

 

Hi John,
This is the Ireland phone book, only landline numbers, are listed.
https://www.eirphonebook.ie/q/name/where/tipperary/who/beary/?customerT…

This is the Tipperary Star newspaper site, if you wrote to them someone may help.
https://www.tipperarystar.ie/

In Ancestry they do have ship records, to the USA and from the USA. quite a lot of detail, you would be able to track your 1905 travel.
I am not a member anymore, sorry. 

Try the newspaper. 
keep digging!
Margot

 

 

Additional research using local church records shows that Ally Beary and Patrcik Barry of Friar St Cashel had additional children during the late 1850s and 1860s.  Sons Thomas 1864, Matthew 1862 and John Barry 1857 (or so) and maybe a daughter Mary 1855 or 1856  all show birth in Cashel to go along with my ancestor Margaret Barry 1855 or 1856.  Margaret's obituary in 1930 mentions unmaned niceses and nephews so there once was some lineage from her siblings.

Any help would be appreciated.  Thanks.  Saratoga Springs New York USA

 

 

John, I just saw this..............it's a James Keane and Mary Barry, in Caher.
It says he was born in Philadelphia this is the 1911 Census and he was at the same address in 1901 with his sister Mary, are they related to you?
Margot

http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Tipperary/Caher/Garnavilla/813401/

 

Margot I believe that this Mary (b. 1837) is too old to be the sister of my ancestor Margaret Barry (b.1855) but might possiblly be a sister of her mother Ally (Alice) Beary (b.1831).

Thanks   John

 

I am still interested in finding out about my Barry and Beary ancestors from Cashel.  It seems that they left Ireland in the late 1860s or early 1870s.  Patrick Barry 1815 and Alice (Ally) Beary 1828 had Catherine, MArgaret, John, Patrica, Mathew, and probably Thomas and Mary during the 1850s and 1860s.  Patrick Sr and Alice show on America records only briefly and either died soon upon arrival or moved, maybe even returned to Ireland.  They had a son-in-law Timothy Flood who was also from Cashel.  Any information would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks   Stephen.

 

 

I am still interested in finding out about my Barry and Beary ancestors from Cashel.  It seems that they left Ireland in the late 1860s or early 1870s.  Patrick Barry 1815 and Alice (Ally) Beary 1828 had Catherine, MArgaret, John, Patrica, Mathew, and probably Thomas and Mary during the 1850s and 1860s.  Patrick Sr and Alice show on America records only briefly and either died soon upon arrival or moved, maybe even returned to Ireland.  They had a son-in-law Timothy Flood who was also from Cashel.  Any information would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks   Stephen.

 

 

I am still interested in finding out about my Barry and Beary ancestors from Cashel.  It seems that they left Ireland in the late 1860s or early 1870s.  Patrick Barry 1815 and Alice (Ally) Beary 1828 had Catherine, MArgaret, John, Patrica, Mathew, and probably Thomas and Mary during the 1850s and 1860s.  Patrick Sr and Alice show on America records only briefly and either died soon upon arrival or moved, maybe even returned to Ireland.  They had a son-in-law Timothy Flood who was also from Cashel.  Any information would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks   Stephen.