Hinch, McGuire, and maybe Doyle, Flynn, Murphy, Jags
I am descended from Patrick McGuire (b. ca. 1799) and Mary Fox (b. ca. 1804) from Shillelagh. I have come across a (DNA) John Hinch connection , as a third to fifth cousin, through the McGuires. I'm just now sure exactly how. These Hinch ancestors appear on the Coollattin Emigration list for 1847, from Killibeg, Aghowle: John, aged 30, and sisters Biddy, Catherine, Mary and Betty who died on the way over. Their parents are Richard Hinch and Mary Doyle, who married in Clonmore in 1814. Once in Tamworth, Ontario, John married Elizabeth Flynn (b. 1837, Clonmore records), parents James Flynn (b. 1786, Boley-1850 Clonmore) and Ann Murphy (b. 1799 Boley). James and Ann died in Ireland. I haven't found Elizabeth Flynn and her siblings John (b. 1821), Michael, Mary, James and William in the Emigration lists, but it appears they were in Ontario by 1850.
A cousin believes the parents of James Flynn are George Flynn (b. 1750) and Mary Jags (b. 1761); and Ann Murphy's father is John Murphy -- but I don't have proof in hand yet.
I'm not sure which of these names (Hinch, Doyle, Flynn, Murphy, Jags) are connected to the McGuires, but at least it narrows things down a bit -- although not much by the numbers of Doyles and Murphys!!Do you have any suggestions?
