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Nancy:
I think the spelling of the surname was likely Kilbane. The 1834 Tithe listings for Kiltoghert civil parish shows seven Kilbane entries including a Thomas but no Bernard https://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/results.jsp?surname=kilbane&firstname=&county=&parish=kiltoghert&townland=&search=Search
There were no Gilbane records in Kiltoghert parish.
Roger McDonnell
RootsIreland shows the following baptisms for children of Thomas Gilbane and Bridget Brien:
Church Baptism Record
Name: William Gilbane
Date of Baptism: 18-Sep-1842
Parish/District: KILTOGHERT ROMAN CATHOLIC
Gender: Male
County Co. Leitrim
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Father: Thomas Gilbane
Mother: Bridget Brien
Name: Patrick Gilbane
Date of Baptism: 15-Sep-1844
Parish/District: KILTOGHERT ROMAN CATHOLIC
Gender: Male
County Co. Leitrim
Denomination: Roman Catholic
Father: Thomas Gilbane
Mother: Bridget Brien
Occupation:
This might be your Thomas and Bridget's child; last name spelled Beirne not Brien.
| Name: | Eleanor Kilbane | ||
| Date of Baptism: | 03-Feb-1847 | ||
| Parish/District: | KILTOGHERT ROMAN CATHOLIC | ||
| Gender: | Female |
County |
Co. Leitrim |
| Denomination: | Roman Catholic | ||
| Father: | Thomas Kilbane |
Mother: |
Bridget Beirne |
There was a Bernard GILBRIDE in the tithe applotment books as follows:
https://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/reels/tab//004587442/0…
Possibly a variation on Gilbane?
Death of Bernard Gilbane 1884
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Death of Mary Gilbane 1925
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Marriage of a William Brien and Ellen Brien 1864
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