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The 1911 census for the townland of Derrynabaunshy shows that Richard and Bridget had an astonishing 17 children, of whom 9 were still alive. 7 of those are listed and two are not. Mary is one of the missing ones and so had perhaps already left for the USA.
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Mayo/Attymass_East/Derrynabaunshy/699001/
What looks to be Richard’s marriage to Bridget Igoe was registered in Swineford Jan – Mar 1884 Vol 4, page 347.
Griffiths Valuation for 1856 lists an Anthony & Bridget Hughes in Derrynabaunshy, each with a separate house, but sharing the land with some other farmers. LIkely to be related to Richard.
Jayne:
Here is the info from the January 14, 1884 marriage of Richard and Bridget. They were married in the RC church of Killasser. According to the transcription of the civil record, Richard was from Derreens (possibly Derreen) townland and his father was Thomas Hughes. Bridget was from Curley townland. There is no Curley townland so I think she was from Corlee townland in Killasser civil parish
Date of Marriage:14-Jan-1884Parish / District:FOXFORD DISTRICT
County:MAYO
Husband: Rich Hughs
WifeName:
BridgetIgoe
Address:Derreens
CurleyDenomination:Roman Catholic
Roman CatholicOccupation:
Age:F
FStatus:Bachelor (Previously unmarried)
Spinster (Previously unmarried)
Husband's Father: Thos Hughs
Wife's FatherName:
JohnIgoe
Elwin and Castlemore Roscommon, You are fantastic! I am overwhelmed with new facts and leads. I have been trying to trace my line back for five years now have been hitting my head against a wall. Thank you both so very much for your help.
Hi Am from Derrynabaunshy Richard Hughes was a garda he had Private Residence on my family land My grandad bought it in 1944 Michael Durkan and converted into a Dance hall
P.S if you want more info just email me at ashlingdurkan@hotmail.com
