Johanna Casey
Searching for any familyof Johanna Casey bornor baptised 6 February 1833 in Embly/Emly Tipperary. Parents John Casey and Johanna Shea. Migrated to Australia some time before 1859.
Peter Garrad
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Peter,
Johanna's parents were married in Emly in 1813. In addition to Johanna, they had at least two children John 1818 and Denis 1826.
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Peter,
At the bottom of the page of the link below you will find the Church the Caseys would have attended. It probably wasn't green at the time
Next to the Church is the cemetery.
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Peter
In 1901 there was a 30 year old butcher , John Casey, living in Emly Town with his wife Alice. He was born in Limerick so there probably isn't a connection.
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Peter
Record from Ancestry
| Name | Joanna Casey |
| Baptism Age | 0 |
| Event Type | Baptism |
| Birth Date | 1833 |
| Baptism Date | 6 Feb 1833 |
| Baptism Place | Emly, Limerick and Tipperary, Ireland |
| Residence Place | Ballinvriana[Ballinvreena][Ballinvreena] |
| Diocese | Cashel and Emly |
| Father | John Casey |
| Mother | Joanna Shea |
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Johanna was born in Ballinvreena, Emly, Tipperary. Some trees I have found show the Ballinvreena in Limerick. In the book 'The Parish of Emly, Its History and Heritage" by Michael and Liam O'Dwyer there is a section on Ballinvreena. Both the Caseys and Sheas lived there.
"In the Tithe list of 1830 Ballinvreena is divided into East and West. The East part was that for which Slattery and Shea were undertenants to the Earl of Normanton, who replaced the Palliser family as the Archbishop's tenants at the beginning of the 19th Century. John Casey was the only other tenant in the East apart from John and Thomas Slattery and five Shea families, William, Stephen, Honora, Patrick, and James" Maybe Johanna's Family?
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