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Does this Parish include Ovens and Aglis(h)

CorkAthnowen (Cork)

Greetings from Nepean (Ottawa) Ontario, Canada.

I am trying to break thru on Ireland tracing where my ancestors who migrated to the London East-end circa 1845 to 1851.

Looking for two marriages of a Thomas Murray (born 1817-18 Cork **): before 1848 to a Jane Neville (1820 - 1851 born Cork **) andto Catherine Mahoney in 1852-53 (aged 37 in 1871 London census) probably the daughter of Dennis and Ellen (nee Callaghan)Mahoney.

The second marriage was probably a desperate afair on his behalf, widowed in late 1851 with a 4 year old daughter Jane.

I have a potential baptism of Catherine (all unconfirmed) in March1837.

John C Murray

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John:

Full civil registration started in 1864. Prior to 1864, you have to rely on available church records. There are two sites which have Co. Cork church records. www.irishgenealogy.ie is a free site which has records for the Diocese of Cork and Ross. The other site is Roots Ireland which is a subscription site.

I looked on both sites and did not locate a Thomas Murray marriage to either of the two ladies.in your note.

Roger McDonnell

Castlemore RoscommonIrelandXO Volunteer

I also have Murray. Grandmother Elizabeth Murray 1876-1921 OO John Callaghan

Father: John Murray 18.07.1845

his parents John Murray oo Joannah Leary

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John Callaghan's (1870-1951) grandfather was Michael Callaghan & his sister Ellen Callaghan  was married to a Dennis Mahoney (04.03.1832) & their daughter Catherine was born 1837

other siblings were: Mary ** 1839 / Dennis** 1841 / Timothy**1843  

Does all that say any thing to you? Looks as if there is some connection? The Murray's/ Callaghan's / Mahoney's were from Kilmurry/ Moviddy & Ovens

Regards  Patrick 

Kilcrea

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