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Brady Michael, McGiveney Mary, Crowe Hannah

Hi,

 

Michael Brady, born ~1829 Ireland, brother of James Brady, information requested on previous post. If already replied for information on his parents, no need to duplicate. Married married Mary McGiveney date unknown, possibly in Québec ~1865; married Hannah Crowe, Richmond, Québec, 1880. Died 1902, L'Avenir, Québec.

Parents: Michael Brady, Hannah Brady. see James Brady post on request for information.

 

Mary McGiveney, born 1839, L'Avenir, Québec (missing record), married Michael Brady, died 1879, L'Avenir, Québec.

Parents:

William McGiveney --> parents James McGiveney born Cavan County, Ireland; Catherine Mullen, Cavan County, Ireland. Married Rose O'Connell, 1828, L'Avenir, Québec.

Rose O'Connell --> parents Owen O'Connell, born Cavan County, Ireland; Winny O'Reilly, born Cavan County, Ireland.

Source, marriage register of William and Rose, 1828.

 

Hannah Crowe, no known information, married to Michael Brady, 1880, L'Avenir Québec.

Parents:

John Michael Crowe, born June 14 1834, no known location, married Bridget Costello, 1854, Kingsey, Québec, died < 1892. Parents: Hugh Crowe, Julia Burk.

Bridget Costello, born ~ 1831 Ireland. Parents: Patrick Costello, born ~ 1794 Ireland, died Portland, Maine, USA; Hannah Curly, born ~1799 Ireland.

Source, marriage register Brady Crowe, Family search.

 

Any information of these families would be appreciated.

 

Robert

 

bilodeaurobert52

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Robert:

Unfortunately, I was not able to find any good leads for Michael Brady or Mary McGiveney, At this point, I think DNA testing and the matches you receive would be the best approach to finding leads on your Brady family. As I mentioned in the earlier response on James Brady, a good number of RC parishes in Co. Cavan do not have records back to the early 1830s.

Roger McDonnell

Castlemore RoscommonIrelandXO Volunteer

Thanks for looking into this. Robert

bilodeaurobert52

I also cannot find any information about Michael Brady.

jamesogle

I have searched for the  John Crowe RC baptisms but their are several near misses across different counties.....

Also I do not have any Hugh / John = J* Burkes/ Bourkes to help

It is possible and realistic to think that the the Hugh instead of John would suggest a protestant birth record and not an RC one? There was a clear division between Irish Crowes and ENglish ones These records are harder to come by

As reported earlier DNA matches should indicate an area of Ireland to concentrate on or if the English variety was coming through Ireland?

I have a one-name study for Crowe in Ireland and am knowledgeable about DNA too - have you tried a Leeds Method on your sample's matches? This should establish groups to concentrate your research on.

Seamus

crowegenealogy.net

Seamus Crowe, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘IrelandXO Volunteer

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