John Delany Born 1848 Galway.... search for relatives

Belinda,

You probably already have this info. John was a widower when he married Catherine.

RootsIreland (subscription)

Date of Marriage:27-Oct-1867  

Parish / District:KilleroranCounty:Co. Galway

HusbandWife

Name:JohnDelleanyCatherineDillon

Address:CurrabaneRiversdall

Denomination:

Occupation:TailorCook

Age:

Status:WidowerSpinster

Husband's FatherWife's Father

Name:StephanDellianyWilliamDillon

Address:

Denomination:

Occupation:TailorFarmer

Husband's MotherWife's Mother

Name:

Address:

Denomination:

Occupation:

Witness 1Witness 2

Name:JohnBrienElleanBrien

Address:

Notes:

Both ages recorded as full ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Married At: Ballygar. Married By: William Magauran P.P..

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Regards- Mary

Belinda,

Per RootsIreland, John and Catherine had at least three more children Mary 1869, Margaret 1872, and Anne 1878. All born in Currobane, Clonbrock.

Regards- Mary

 

This is a transcription of John Delaney's death record.  You can see the register page at the free site irishgenealogy.ie.

 

John      Delaney              

Death:   05-Feb-1883      

Age:       74          

Parish / District: Clonbrock

Address:               Currabane          

Co. Galway

Married

Occupation:        Tailor    

Informant

Wife Of Deceased

Name:   Catherine Delaney

Address:               Currabane

Notes:

Additional Information

Place of Death: Currabane.

Wow that is amazing thank you everyone.  No I had no further details than I posted.  

The anglicized forms of townland names often varied over time, and the current spelling for Currabane appears to be Corrabaun (in Irish, An Chora Bán), about which you can see more info at this link, which includes an interactive map to use in looking around the area:

https://www.townlands.ie/galway/killian/killeroran/castleffrench/corrab…

Towards the bottom of that page, you will see links to pages about the neighboring townlands, and one listed there is Cloonabricka, which is probably the Cloonbrock mentioned above.

At the bottom of that page, there are links to Griffiths Valuation (mid-1800's) and also to the 1901 and 1911 censuses.  John Delany is listed there as a tenant in Corranbaun, and here is a more direct link to the info for him:

https://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNa…

The 1901 census link does not appear to be working, but the link for 1911 does work.  However, It does not show any Delany's then remaining in the townland.  No remaining Delany's are shown in Cloonabricka in 1911, either.

Thank you Kevin.  John has died before the 1901 census and Thomas was in Manchester by then.  
 

I am baffled how John would find enough customers to be a tailor for as it seems so rural.  I can’t find a big house or church that he might have served.  Seems bizarre.