Those extras are a big help. Thank you Roger. The Bryan on the 1901 census at House 52 Moylough is the newly married Bryan, son of Daniel and Annie CASEY. He and Annie McDERMOTT were married at Tourlestrane in Feb 1901 and in the Census were living with her father Bryan McDERMOTT.
This is where the naming can be a problem with Bryan and Bernard being interchangeable.
The marriage Record says his name is Bernard and names her father as Bernard also, when elsewhere they use the name Bryan for both. This is confirmed by oral info from family in Moylough.
In 1911 Bryan and Annie were living at House 39 in Moylough.
Bryan died 22 Apr 1929 in Moylough with his wife Annie present at the death.
Re the marriage of Danl MAYE Annie CASEY in 1848 is not impossible but there seem to be some contradictions.
Hypothetically Daniel was born about 1837 from a record from a search of the snippets of the 1851 Census. This was when later in the early 1900s members of the family were seeking evidence of their births or existence for pension purposes, and:
Possible connections:
Patrick MAYE /Mary TIMLIN had a son Daniel (13 in 1851?) and were in Doocastle in 1851. (Doocastle straddles the Co border and a relative in Moylough pointed to a fence across the paddock and said 'That is Doocastle on the other side of that fence.'
or
Michael MAYE/Mary MAYE had a son Daniel and were at Moylough in 1851. There is no clue to the age of this Daniel.
I will start to trawl individually through the RC baptism records to see what I can find.
I have been using the Irish Genealogy site to find records to cross check any oral information.
I have also just made contact with a descendant of the Daniel b 1867 son of Dan/Annie CASEY.
Will add that later.
Anne
