Thank you Murph for your post. I think I may have confused the issue. I am looking for the Corrigans/Bourkes in Co. Mayo. When I referred to Mylaw or Moylaw it was because I found the baptism of my gt grandmother Margaret Corrigan's brother in 1856 on the Irish Family History website, which indicated Date of Baptism; 17-Jul-1856; address ; Mylaw, parish/district ; Crossmolina, County ; Co. Mayo, Denomination; Roman Catholic, Father; Peter Corrigan, Mother; Bridget Bourke. Margaret, the elder of the two was born in Bridgnorth, Shropshire.
Bridget's sister Mary Bourke married John Harte 20-Apr-1846 in the parish of Crossmolina. Her address was unknown but John's was given as C. Keel. There were no known parents. They also came to England before 1851 when the appear on the Bridgnorth census.
I am still trying to find the marriage of Peter Corrigan and Bridget Bourke. So far nothing has come to light on Irish sites nor in the English parish records.
My reference to Aclare, Kilmacteige parish/district is because of my great grandmother Catherine McIntyre who was baptised there 3 Jan1855 and refers to Aclare as her birthplace. Her parents, Lawrence and Mary were married in Yorkshire in 1847, both born in "Sligo" according to English census records. Born circa 1827-1828 I am trying to find baptismal records for them to confirm their respective parents. I have no knowledge as to when they arrived in England, with or without their parents.
On their marriage certificate; Lawrence McIntire gives his father as John McIntire a labourer and Mary Goulding names her father as Michael Goulding also a labourer. To confuse the issue, on Catherine's baptismal record her father is named as Larry, mother Maria Golrick. To further confuse things I have seen the name of Goulding spelt as Goulden and Jolden (English census) and Lawrence named as William Lawrence (her sister's birth certificate.
Sorry if this is a bit epic but hope this is a better explanation than my original one in my search for these two families.
