Price- Grealish

Thank you

 

Thank you Sister for the quick reply and insights into my research.

Hopefully I will be able to return and pay a visit soon.

Yours  John J Price

I am trying to find more about a Thomas Grealish Died 1883 in Gort.  I am trying to establish if this is my g.g.g.great grandfather.  My Thomas was married to a Catherine Murray.  I know he had two children Denis born 1819 Clonfert, Galway and Bridget born C. 1834 both immigrated to Australia in 1854.  and from this family my G. Grandmother Johanna Greelish married a Thomas Ford and came to New Zealand.

I will be in Ireland in August this year and would like to be able if possible find some of my ancestors.

Christine

Hi Roger

Sadly no reply recieved yet.

The Thomas Grealis who died in Gort 1883 where would he be buried and would there be a headstone?

Thanks

Christine

Returning to the original thread

    Michael Price born 1828   seems to have gotten brought to Petty Sessions Court in Gort as a defendent several times I wonder if there is any insight into this.  (i know he was released from the British Army due to basically insanity)

Also is there any insight into his death?  time and or place..   is there any other information on the grave site paid for by Winifred Price for her mother Ann Price?  any other burial.. 

Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.

I believe that I will be visiting Ireland next year and plan on dropping in. 

 

Yours,   John Price

Hi Christine (Apologies John)

The Thomas Grealish death on 23rd Sept. 1883 (aged 84) relates to Colemans Well in the Parish of Kinvara. His son Patrick Grealish was the informant of the death.

Thanks John.

 

I am still looking for my Thomas Grealish (Greelilsh) in Clonfert.  When I was in Ireland I did spend some time in Portumna but still no luck.

 

Christine

Hello,

I am the sister of John Price in the earlier threads. My husband and I will be visiting Ireland in June and will be spending a few days in the Galway area including visits to Gort, Kilmacduagh, and Kiltartan.

My brother had inquired about records involving him as a defendant in Petty Sessions Court in Gort. Is there a way for me to find out more information regarding this? It seems from his records with the British Army he was not a stable man. We have no record of him coming to the United States.

Regarding Mary, she had two nephews and a niece who came to New York and one of the nephews even lived with Mary and my great grandfather, Thomas, for some time. These nephews and niece are buried in a plot adjacent to our family plot where Mary and Thomas as well as many other Price family members are interred.

Since we know that Michael Price seems to have lived on Church Street in Gort, we will certainly take in a stroll along that road. I’m sure it looks quite different now than it did in 1856 when Mary Grealish married Michael Price. Would it be possible that the church in which they were married still exists? Also, would I be able to locate the burial site of Anne Price in Kiltartan Cemetery?

Any information or suggestions to places we should be sure to visit would be very much appreciated.

Sister Fahy, if you are still the parish liaison, thank you for all you have already learned for us.

Sincerely,

Barbara Price Kornbluth

 

Dear Barbara K:  

thanks for your post. I will let Sr deLourdes know about your upcoming trip and she will reply to you on this thread.  Please let me know if you need anything further.  

Kind regards,  

Jane 

 

Dear Sister,

Thank you for your quick reply. The date we have reserved for visiting Gort is Thursday, June 20th. Thank you for your offer to meet with us. That was very generous of you. I will contact you again when we are closer to the date.

My great grandfather Thomas Price did not return to Ireland. He lived to be 74 years old and my father loved spending time with his grandfather, Thomas, growing up. I only wish I could remember more of his stories and asked more questions.

In regards to Michael's wife, Mary Grealish Price, you stated that she was given money to assist in her emigration. When she arrived in New York she worked for about 5 years as a laundress at a holding area for immigrants who were waiting to be released into the US. Her oldest boys were with her attending school. I wonder if this was for her to pay back what she owed for passage.

Are there Grealish families still in the Gort area?

Thank you again!

Best wishes,

Barbara

 

 

Dear Sister,

Thank you once again for all you have done. I understand that my family left Ireland a long time ago and I'm thankful that I have learned as much as I have. I am very much looking forward to meeting you on our trip to Ireland.

Best regards,

Barbara

 

Dear Sister,

Thank you once again for all you have learned and shared with me! I am looking forward to my visit to Gort and meeting with you.

I will be sure to contact you when we are getting closer to our visit.

Best wishes,

Barbara