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MALONE families, Weavers of POOLE St Dublin, 1800s

DublinSt Catherines (Dublin)

Help please.  My g g g grandfather FARRELL MALONE and his wife Susan nee PHILLIPS, lived at 5 Poole St Dublin tll their deaths in 1862 and1860  respectively. Farrell was 65, Susan abt 59.

I know Farrell was a WEAVER by trade. A Joseph MALONE was living next door with his family and sometimes also at 5 Poole St. Joseph, born about 1785 was a SILK WEAVER as were a long line of his descendants.

Myself as a descendant of Farrell Malone, and descendants of Joseph Malone,

  1. are seeking the very probable connection of FARRELL and JOSEPH.
  2. I would also like to know if my FARRELL was indeed a SILK WEAVER, as was JOSEPH MALONE.

My Farrell had 2 sons John and James born in the 1820s and 1830s.  2 of Farrell's daughters married a THOMAS STOKES and a BERNARD GAFFENY. Both these families appear to hang around for a while in Dublin. Gaffeny family in 6 Watling St and the STOKES stayed on in POOLE St for a while.

I would love to know what happened also to John and James MALONE and their families

Thanks

Jacquie Browne

 

Jacbrowne

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Jacquie:

www.irishgenealogy.ie  has Dublin city church records. I did a quick look and saw the baptismal records for all four children of  Farrell and Susan. Also, saw the marriage record for Bernard Kavanagh ( not Gaffney) and Anne in 1857. All records in St. Catherine's parish. 

There are also Dublin city directories online. Here is an 1850 directory. I did not see Farrell or Joseph listed but maybe they are on another directory.

http://www.dublin1850.com/dublin1850/xdubdir58.html#Malone

Roger McDonnell

Castlemore RoscommonIrelandXO Volunteer

Hi Roger,

thanks for looking up resources for me.

I did not know about the city directory and yes it looks to be a different part of Dublin. I am not sure but is St Catherines parish in Dublin sth or lower part of the city. The link you gave me looks like it is a part of the main city with the listed occupations and businesses.

I do have all the baptisms you mentioned plus 2 extra on that site as the surname was listed as a variant lke MULLONE etc.

and I do have the Kavanagh connection and know where that leads. I have connected with a descendant of the Kavanaghs who are now in Liverpool area England.

I appreciate your assistance and anything else you can find.

Thanks Jacquie

Jacbrowne

REPOST with some corrected changes:

Help please.  My g g g grandfather FARRELL MALONE and his wife Susan nee PHILLIPS, lived at 5 Poole St Dublin tll their deaths in 1862 and1860  respectively. Farrell was 65, Susan abt 59.

I know Farrell was a WEAVER by trade, which was stated on Susan MALONE'S marriage to Edward Dicker in 1857. Susan is my g g grandmother.

A Joseph MALONE was living next door with his family and sometimes also at 5 Poole St. Joseph, born about 1785 was a SILK WEAVER as were a long line of his descendants.

Myself as a descendant of Farrell Malone, and  also the descendants of Joseph Malone,

  1. are seeking the very probable connection of FARRELL and JOSEPH.
  2. I would also like to know if my FARRELL was indeed a SILK WEAVER, as was JOSEPH MALONE.

My Farrell had 2 sons:

  1. John MALONE born 1832 Dublin
  2. James MALONE born 1836  Dublin. 

2 of Farrell MALONE's daughters married:.

Eliza (Elizabeth) MALONE married Thomas STOKES 1844 St Catherrines

Mary Ann MALONE married James GAFFENY  1852  St Catherines

Both these families appear to hang around for a while in Dublin.

Gaffeny family in 6 Watling St and the STOKES family stayed on in POOLE St for a while.

Ann MALONE married Bernard KAVANAGH  1857 St Catherines and by 1861 they were in Kent England with Bernard's army unit.

SO I am searching the link between FARRELL MALONE and his neighbour JOSEPH MALONE.

AND  I am seeking the descendants of  

  1. Eliza STOKES nee MALONE
  2. Mary Ann GAFFENY nee MALONE
  3. John MALONE
  4. James MALONE

 

Thanks

Jacquie Browne

Australia

Jacbrowne

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