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Monahan/Gorry/Sheridan/Hynes

Meath

G-Grandmother, Ann Garry/Gorry (b. 1857? Kells?), moved to USA; married John J. Sheridan (b. Meath, 1847). She returned to Meath in 1927 and married Peter Hynes in Kells. They might have lived in Ballinlough, Meath. She is buried in the RC church at the major intersection; in a Hynes plot. Any ideas for connections? Am looking for any siblings Ann might have had who remained in the Kells area. Her parents were Patrick Gorry/Garry and Catherine Monahan/Monaghan of Carnaross. Thank you everyone! Ann Marie

Ann Marie

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Ann Marie:

Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out!

I searched on the subscription site Roots Ireland and found the baptismal record for Anne in Carnaross RC church. Carnaross is the RC parish just to the north of Kells. Anne had four younger siblings that I located on Roots: Patrick 1864 Catherine 1866 Mary 1868 Bridget 1870 The parents were married in Kells in January 1857. See below.

Civil registration of births started in 1864. I located the record for Mary but can't clearly read the townland. I was not able to find the record for Patrick, Catherine and Bridget.

https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_retur…

I did not find a civil marriage record for Anne Sheridan and Peter Hynes.

Roger McDonnell

Name:Anne GorreyDate of Birth:
Date of Baptism:08-Nov-1857Address:
Parish/District:CARNAROSSGender:FemaleCountyCo. Meath
Denomination:Roman Catholic
Father:Patrick GorreyMother:Catherine Monaghan

Date of Marriage:29-Jan-1857
Parish / District:KELLS
County:Co. Meath
Husband  PatGorry
Wife CatherineMonaghan

Castlemore RoscommonIrelandXO Volunteer

I located the register image for Peter and Ann - it's not indexed correctly on IrishGenealogy

Marriage took place at the Catholic Church in Kells on the 5th December 1928
Groom is Peter Hynes, full age (21 or over) labourer & widower, residence King's Mountain, Kilskyle, father Alexander also a labourer.
Bride is Annah Sheridan nee Gorrey, full age widower, residence Drumbaragh, Kells, father Patrick a labourer
witnesses are Michael Hynes and Mary Masterson

see this link   (last entry on the page - ref. 168)

shanew147IrelandXO Volunteer

Shane:

Thanks!

Roger

 

Castlemore RoscommonIrelandXO Volunteer

WOW!  Thank you AGAIN so very much for this information!!                It expands my tree in both directions!           NOW, I wonder if the female witness from the 1928 second wedding (Mary Masterson) had the maiden name Gorrey (the sister of the bride.....).      Is there a place online where I would best search for her wedding?  Am thinking it might be the same place (Kells) that Annah/Anna/Anne got married......the family seems to be from that area and seems to have stayed.      And now I will try to trace Anna's younger siblings.....I wonder if we have relatives still in the area?!?  She was the eldest and passed in 1935, which was not really all that long ago!                      THANK YOU for giving me a new research direction!!!   You are such a wonderful resource!!!   With gratitude,              Ann Marie 

 

 

 

             

 

 

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