Dowd Family from Killbride
I am descended from Elizabeth Dowd, daughter of Richard Dowd and Catherine Buckley, baptised 24 May 1833 at Rochfortbridge and emigrated to America with her sister in Jun 1854.Richard Dowd and Catherine Buckley married 31 Jul 1830 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland).Richard may have been born in 1805 and may have died in 1872.Catherine may have been born in 1807 and may have died Jan-Mar 1882..Richard was listed in Griffiths Valuation (printed 1854) living in Kilbride on lot 22a
Children:
Elizabeth, baptised 24 May 1833 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland) emigrated to USA Jun 1854.
Mary, baptised 3 Sep 1836 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland) emigrated to USA Jun 1854.
Margaret, baptised 3 Apr 1841 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland).
Hugh, baptised 27 Apr 1843 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland).John, baptised 17 May 1845 at Rochfortbridge, married Frances Mary Mitchall 11 Feb 1877 (Roots Ireland), emigrated to USA 1882. Two eldest children baptised at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland)
Letitia Philomena, baptised 1 Sep 1847 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland), emigrated to USA by 1870, married first James F. Eustice 26 Jun 1870 at Bridgewater, Massachusetts (from MA VRs), married second 16 May 1875 at Boston, Massachusetts (from MA VRs), retuned to Ireland by 1877. Died 24 Dec 1908 at Sword, Co. Dublin (from Irish Genealogy). Three children born Co. Dublin:John Joseph Tyrrell, born 4 Apr 1877 at Dublin City, died 24 Dec 1908 at Swords, Co. Dublin;Peter Tyrrell, born Jul-Sep 1878 Co. Dublin;Gilbert Joseph, baptised 14 Dec 1883 at Swords, Co. Dublin.
Gilbert, baptised 4 Dec 1850 at Rochfortbridge (from Roots Ireland), married Catherine O'Reilly Apr-Jun 1878 Co. Dublin, died 22 May 1909 at Ballinsloe, Co. Galway. Had 7 children
Catherine, baptised 2 Apr 1854 at Rochfortbridge
Looking for to confirm the birth/death information on Richard Dowd and Catherine Buckley, as well as any other information on them and those children and their descendants who remained in Ireland.
Sincerely,
Sean Pickett
