Egan/Markham/Kelly/McMahon

Yes there was more children in the family. The Kilrush Parish Registers have been transcribed and are available on the Clare Library website, here's the link to the transcriptions http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/bmd/baptism…;

Search by fathers surname both Eagan & Egan,

Thank you so much for bringing this to my attention! But I cannot get to this site. This is what appears:

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Would someone who belongs to this Library be willing to please find out this information for me?

Hello Rene, Here are the transcription records for the Egan family as posted in the donated material section of the Clare Library genealogy website www.clarelibrary.ie . The records can be cross-checked with the original baptismal registers at  www.nli.ie .

Michael Eagan baptised on 20 May 1842 parents John Eagan / Johanna Markam

James Egan baptised on 31 Mar 1838 parents John Egan / Judy Markam

Johana Egan baptised on 18 Jun 1856 parents John Egan / Johana Markam

Anne Egan baptised on 11 Jan 1854 parents John Egan / Johana Markeham

John Egan baptised on 15 Jan 1835 parents John Egan / Johanna Markam

Bridget Egan baptised on 24 Dec 1846 parents John Egan / Joanna Markham

Mary Egan baptised on 2 Mar 1849 parents John Egan / Joany Markham

Hannah Egan baptised on 9 Feb 1851 parents John Egan / Johannah Markham

Hope this information helps you with your research.

Regards from Co.Clare

Your Ancestral Home

It does!!! Thank you so much!!

You should join IGP's County Clare Ireland Genealogy Group on facebook where you will get lots of help researching your Co. Clare ancestors https://www.facebook.com/groups/countyclare/ ; Also google Kilrush & District Historical Society.. Some of your family are buried in the Church of Ireland graveyard in Kilrush. There are both Catholics & Protestants buried in this graveyard. There has been an ongoing restoration project going on by the Kilrush & District Historical Society in this graveyard with a number of photo's of the headstones etc. Here is a transcription of your headstone from the Clare Library website.

EGAN

Erected by John Egan junr in memory of his beloved mother Johanna Egan alias Markam who died March 13th 1866 aged 52 years also his two children Margaret and Agnes R.I.P. Sacred to the memory of John Egan junior who died August 8th 1903 aged 69 years R.I.P. Erected as a memorial of respect and affection to a good father by his son John.
(Location: South west tomb with concrete flag on and slate)

Hope this also helps you.

thanks for sharing this resource and a big thanks to the transcribers  

The Kilrush Parish Registers have been transcribed and are available on the Clare Library website, here's the link to the transcriptions http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/bmd/baptism_...

 

Rose

P.J. Culligan,

Thank you so much for all the information that you have given me. It is greatly appreciated!!

I will join that FB group. Thanks!!

Rene