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Hi,
Thank you very much for your message.
I have forwarded it onto one of our volunteers who hopefully may be able to assist or advise you.
Kind regards,
Genealogy Support
https://www.facebook.com/groups/585781828107292/Hi Marie, please join our facebook page on the Peter Robinson Settlers- Ireland Reaching Out- Peter Robinson Settlers in Canada you will get some information there, thanks, Amanda
You might find this interesting http://historicgraves.com/liscarroll/co-clbe-082/grave
Ellen
O'Sullivan
22
April
1975
72 years
Coolmore, Churchtown
Hi Marriella
See here:
The Churchtown North Cork Landlord William Wrixon Beecher ESQ selected the O'Sullivan family from Churchtown North Cork to take part in the Peter Robinson Settler scheme.
Who traveled:
Bartolomew O'Sullivan age 43, farmer who lost a big part of his land
Hid wife Mary O'Sullivan nee Robinson age 34
Son John age 21
Son Thomas age 16
Son Cornelius age 13
Son Jeremiah age 7
Daughter Ellen age 2
They left the harbour of Cobh county Cork 13th May 1825
They were given a plot in Emily Gore
If you would like to get in touch with the people in Churchtown were many O'Sullivan members till live (could be related) please feel free to visit our Ireland Reaching Out Churchtown page on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pages/Churchtown-Liscarroll-Reaching-Out/29707…
In 1833 there was still a Dennis Sullivan living in the townland of Coolmore in Churchtown County Cork (5 minutes up the road from were I live)
Hope this helps a bit and also hope to see you on our Facebook page were you can meet the Churchtown people
Regards
Annemarie
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Bartholomew Sullivan 43 (b.c1782) from Churchtown, Co. Cork N L8 C4 Ennismore 2.Mary 34 (b.c1791) (nee Lynch) 3.John 21 (b.c1804) N L9 C4 Emily, Victoria Co. 4.Thomas 16 (b.c1809) N L7 C4 Emily, Victoria Co. 5.Cornelius 13 (b.c1812) 6.Jeremiah 7 (b.c1818) 7.Ellen 2 (b.c1823) 8.Bartholomew (b.25 Mar 1826 Canada) md. Margaret Moore
The older Cornelius Sullivan in the Peter Robinson Emigration is my 3g gf. It can get confusing because there were about 7 Sullivan families in the Emigration, and they were chosen not to be related to each other! The family was from Listowel, Kerry, in 1825, though my gg gm Mary Sullivan, his dau, seems to have been born in Dingle town.
Online trees seem to differ as to whether Cornelius Sullivan's wife was a Costello or a Murphy ...
I have two connections with this family. The direct connection:
Mary Sullivan + William Scollard
John Scollard + Catherine O'Connor
Mary Loretta Scollard + Paul Joseph Moloney ...
and the avuncular connection:
Patrick Cornelius Sullivan (Mary's brother) + Mary Moloney (Paul Joseph's aunt)
