Looking for ancestors and descendants in Clongeen or Ballyanne or surroundings

Thanks Roger, If only I could get the death record for Eugene Connick in 1834 in Ballyanne.  As for Simon, I saw that also in the Tithe Applotement and I suspect he is a son of Eugene. The slabs of Connick's in Ballyanne Cemetery, next to Eugene, indicate also a possible Walter (possibly a son of Eugene as they seem to be buried in the same lot) who died in 1884 and married to a Bridget Hayden who died in 1901 at 63 years old. but it speaks also of his mother (mother to Walter, son of Michael, son of preceding Walter) born Catherine Roche who died in 1906 and who was married to Michael Connick who died in 1910.  I suspect the grand-father Walter to be a son of Eugene and the brother to my ancestor Owen Thomas. That Walter died in 1884 and he was 72 years old which would correspond to 1812 which is an exactly right date. But who are their descendants and how could I prove that the grandfather Walter was the son of Eugene except if I can get his death record in 1884 and it is no sure thing it will mention his father. Anyhow if you want I can send you the pictures of the monument and the slab in Balleyanne cemetery if that could help you help me (if so provide me with an email address because I tried to attach but it is more than one Mb). But basically I have already followed the same steps you have and consulted the both the Tithe Applotment, the Griffiths valuation and the 1901 census. Let's hope for RC Ballyanne records with the National Library.  Best regards. John Le Garignon

Ballyanne cemetery; Cantwells (Memorials of the Dead)

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erected by Anastacia Connick in memory of husband

Owen; 13/6/1834 (61)

daughter-Catherine; 1825 (11)

son-Denis; no further info.

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Jack Mc Donald

Monagear cemetery;

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Very Rev. Thomas Connick; Pastor of Monagear

17/4/1889 (84)

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Jack Mc Donald

Thanks Jack; unfortunately I had that information already as I am familiar with Cantwells. I also got photographs of the monuments and slab in Ballyanne cemetery.

The one interesting thing is the other Connick monument next to the slab of which I speak in my answer to Roger. I am trying to tie them together.

Regards

John Le Garignon

Since i first posted, I got more information from the release of the Catholic records. Although I thought the Catholic baptisms could be in Cushintown or Sutton parish, I found my ancestor Thomas baptized on February 8, 1814 in Adamstown. Il also found the baptism of his sister Bridget on May 20th 1818, of his brother Denis on November 4th 1823 (he died on April 19th 1827 in Kilbraney), of his brother James baptised on September 24th 1820 and of a sister Margret baptized on March 14th 1826. I have not yet been able to link his brother Walter born 1812, his brother Simon or his brother Michael (probably the eldest as he was named after his grandfather Connick)