DAVENPORT family of Askeaton, circa 1820's

hi Bonnie

Roots Ireland has the Marriage of 

Michael O'Donnell & Martha Davenport 1840

Askeaton Parish Roman Catholic (RC).

the Children Of That Marriage,

First Name Un readable 1841 Might Be Thomas,

Michael 1842 & Mary 1844

Regards

John

Hi Bonnie I would urge you to add(Ballysteen Iverus to your Parish list on Ireland Reaching Out & put the Same Post on the Ballysteen Board Askeaton & Ballysteen (Iverus) are united catholic parishes. All Birth Marriage & Death Records for Ballysteen are kept in Askeaton Church. John

Look up on Line,

Tithe Applotment Books 1823 -1837,

enter family Name Davenport,

First Name Leave Blank,

Select Limerick,

Parish Leave Blank,

Townland Leave Blank,

Select Search.

select the name in blue to see the original entry.

John.

Look up on Line,

Iverus Research Foundation,

Select Free publications,

Select, Drinking from Different Fountains,

& read page 3 & 4.

John.

Look up on Line,

Ask About Ireland,

Select Griffiths Valuation,

Enter Family Name (DAVENPORT),

Select Barony (KENRY),

Select Union (RATHKEALE),

Parish Leave Blank & Select Search.

 

Ocupier Surname, Ocupier Forename, Parish Iverus, Details +, Original Page, Map Viewer,

Fitzgerald  Edward,  Parish Iverus, Select Details + magnifier, Landlord, Davenport Thos, Map Ref 11

Select Originanal Page, ballynacourty 11 A Edward Fitzgerald,  Land lordThos Davenport,

Select Map Viewer Ballinacourty is in the Red Box Aera, It is

Bordering on the red Line between the Boxes  Look out for Field 11,

Select Map or Satelite & use the Slider -----1----- to move from Griffiths map To Google Maps.

 

to search Askeaton

Select Barony Connello Lower

Select Union Rathkeale.

John.

Thank you!  This is probably where I got the speculation about the mariage and confirmation of the birhs, although I've not yet paid the money to get the actual transcription, just looked at the index.  Son Michael tells the story of being born in Ireland, his parents bringing him as a baby to Canada, and his father passing either on the ship or shortly thereafter.    

You've now encouraged me to spend the money and get the full record.  Thanks for your effort and help!

B.

 

Thanks, Roger.  I suspect this is where I got my expectation of the marriage and the births of a couple of the children.  Son Michael, in his U.S. Civil War pension file, tells the story of being born in Ireland, his parents coming to Canada on a ship when he was a baby, and his father dying either on-board or shortly after landing.  Young Michael is later "adopted" (not legally, of course) by his step-father Patrick Lane, and he goes by the Lane name throughout his adult life.

You've inspired me to finally spend the money to get the full record of the marriage and the births.

Thanks for your efforts and time.

Bonnie

Thanks, Roger.  I suspect the index is where I got the dates for the marriage and the births of the children besides Michael.  Son Michael mentions, in his U.S. Civil War pension filling, that he was borne to Michael O'Donnell and Martha in Ireland, they came to Canada when he was a baby, and his father's passing, either on-board or shortly after arriving.

You've inspired me to spend the money to get the full transcriptions of these records...I haven't done so as of yet.

Thanks for your time and effort.

Bonnie

Roots Ireland,

Select Limerick,

Select Baptism,

Enter Surnane, O'Donnell,

Enter First Name, %%%

Fathers Surname Leave Blank,

Fathers First Name Michael,

Mothers Surname Davenport,

Mothers First Name Martha,

Enter year 1840, Select 20 year Search,

Select, Askeaton Roman Catholic (RC).

Select Search.

 

The 3 %%% percentage Signs, The wild card

All the children will be on the screen together.

John.

Thanks for the above info to Bonnie. Have taken care of those multiple posts Bonnie. Good luck with your research!

Best wishes
Clare Doyle
Genealogy Support