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ErikaH
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6 Jul 2023 13:06 |
If, in the future, your friend decides to further this research, just ask. GR members will always try to help....................
Bear in mind, though, that you would need to fill in a considerable 'gap' between the two James Connollys. The one whose son was Luke c1852 simply can't be the one whose birth you suggest was in 1771.
ALSO......the woman who married LUKE GALWAY in 1871 was called MARY
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Ellen
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4 Jul 2023 09:43 |
I will have to give up on the search for Luke Connolly as their are too many Luke's. I know that my Luke Connolly born 1852 married a Margaret Elizabeth Galway who are my friends Great Grandfather & that his father was a James Connolly from the marriage certificate My friend has asked me to stop researching anymore. Many thanks to all of you who have helped me & sorry to say I can not continue searching Ellen
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ErikaH
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1 Jul 2023 12:56 |
So, how does it relate to your original question on here about people allegedly born in the late18th/early 19th century?
The 1871 marriage is obviously not for ANY of those people.............are you suggesting that Luke born c1852 is a descendant of one of them?
One further point which needs to be noted is that, as Luke was a soldier when he married in 1871, he may well not have been born in Ireland...................
This connects - I imagine - with your other thread about the Connolly name, on behalf of your friend? https://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/ancestors/thread/1401750
WHERE do you get the info you provided in your opening post? PLEASE tell us.....................
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Ellen
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1 Jul 2023 12:43 |
Yes Erica you have the marriage certificate I got it online thru Irish BMDs
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ErikaH
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30 Jun 2023 15:16 |
Nor was he born c1811............................ :-S :-S
...................some sort of 'paper trail' is needed
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ArgyllGran
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30 Jun 2023 15:02 |
In which case, Luke is not a brother of the John whose father was named Timothy.
The marriage is also on Ancestry, although not the image with fathers' names..
He is also not the Luke Connolly who lived in Dewsbury.
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ErikaH
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30 Jun 2023 14:16 |
OK..................
Name Mary Galway Gender Female Event Type Marriage Marriage Date 20 Dec 1871 Marriage Place Fermoy, Ireland, Ireland Parish Variants Fermoy Union Workhouse, Workhouse, Fermoy Union Diocese Cloyne Spouse Luke Connolly
BOTH parties were aged 19************************, he a Soldier, she a Milliner. His father James, occ Shoemaker Her father Samuel, occ Weaver IMAGE is on https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/
Witnesses: Francis Mullen, Elizabeth Barrett
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ErikaH
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30 Jun 2023 14:14 |
Married where, please?
And where did you get the info about Luke's alleged siblings?
It helps us to help you if you tell us everything you actually know to be factual...................
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Ellen
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30 Jun 2023 13:44 |
I have the marriage Certificate of Luke Connolly to Mary Galway on the 20th December 1871 says his father is James Connolly
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ArgyllGran
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30 Jun 2023 10:00 |
None at all, as far as I can see! Can't see anything online to prove that the supposed siblings were actually siblings. No baptism records.
Maybe Ellen knows more.
Death record for the supposed son John (image provided on Ancestry tree) gives his father's name as Timothy. But John Connolly is a very common name.
The tree (and others which have copied from each other) has Patrick emigrating to Massachusetts in 1863 - but then living in Sheffield in 1871. Not impossible, but no proof that both records are for the same person - another very common name.
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ErikaH
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30 Jun 2023 09:42 |
So not much in the way of factual info to work on…………………
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ArgyllGran
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29 Jun 2023 23:22 |
Ellen said it was James's death - but Ancestry tree, and reports of the murder, say it was Timothy's.
But we have no proof that they're even members of the right family. Might be just a coincidence re date.
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ErikaH
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29 Jun 2023 16:40 |
Death referred to James, I thought ;-) ;-)
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ArgyllGran
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29 Jun 2023 14:51 |
You mentioned the possible date of death 26/6/1828.
At least one of the Ancestry trees has documentary evidence of that date of death for a Timothy Connell, murdered on board the "Mary Russell" , off Cork. Gravestone erected by his brother Patrick Connell.
Google produces a number of sites detailing the incident - for instance this one:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Russell_murders
BUT - the tree does NOT in any way prove that Timothy, Laurence, Luke , Patrick and John were brothers, nor that they were the sons of James/Timothy.
Nor that the Timothy Connell who died in 1828 was the same Timothy as the supposed member of that supposed family.
No baptism records are given for any of them, so there's no way of knowing who their parents were, nor even if they were brothers. Their years of birth are taken from census records.
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ErikaH
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29 Jun 2023 12:37 |
Where did you find the names of children of James and Mary?
WHERE was each of them baptised (too early for birth records)
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ErikaH
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29 Jun 2023 12:34 |
Suggestion ONLY...........................but not for James
First name(s) Timothy Discharge corps 95th Regt Of Foot Last name Connolly Document type Discharge Birth year 1789 Archive reference WO 97 Birth parish Cork Series Wo 97 - Chelsea Pensioners British Army Service Records 1760-1913 Birth town Cork Box 1031 Birth county Cork************** Box record number 53 Birth country Ireland Archive The National Archives Service number - Country Ireland Privt Record set British Army Service Records Regiment 95th Regt Of Foot Category Military, armed forces & conflict Year 1812 Subcategory Regimental & Service Records Attestation date 24 Mar 1812 Collections from Great Britain, UK Other Attestation age years 23
AND/OR 1841 England, Wales & Scotland Census Ship Street, St George, St George in the East, London & Middlesex, England Jeremiah Calahan Male 50 1791 Ireland Ellen Calahan Female 48 1793 Ireland Margaret Callahan Female 20 1821 Ireland Ellen Callahan Female 14 1827 Middlesex, England Timothy Connelly Male 52 1789 Ireland Mary Connelly Female 45 1796 Ireland Jeremiah Connelly Male 14 1827 Ireland
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ArgyllGran
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29 Jun 2023 11:28 |
Marriage of the Dewsbury Luke (his second wife):
Luke Connoley in the England & Wales, Civil Registration Marriage Index, 1837-1915 Name: Luke Connoley Registration Year: 1851 Registration Quarter: Oct-Nov-Dec Registration District: Dewsbury Inferred County: Yorkshire West Riding Volume: 22 Page: 84 Records on Page: Name Luke Connoley Mary Flinn
In 1851 census he's a widower:
Luke Conally in the 1851 England Census Name Luke Conally Age 40 Estimated Birth Year abt 1811 Relation Head Gender Male Where born Ireland Civil parish Dewsbury Ecclesiastical parish St Matthew County/Island Yorkshire Country England Registration district Dewsbury Sub-registration district Mirfield ED, institution, or vessel 1r Neighbors Household schedule number 245 Piece 2324 Folio 673 Page number 6 Household Members (Name) Age Relationship Luke Conally 40 Head Catharine Conally 18 Daughter Honora Conally 9 Daughter James Conally 15 Son Michael Conley 6 Son Patrick Conley 36 Lodger, Ireland, married <<<<<< [ Luke's brother ???] Catharine Conley 30 Lodger, married Margaret Cowley 12 Lodger James McCaughin 45 Lodger Catharine McCaughin 40 Lodger Ellen McCaughin 18 Lodger
His first wife was Mary Verdun / Verdin - but I can't see their marriage, which was probably in Ireland. Eldest daughter Catherine was born in Ireland, per census.
Mary Verdun's death:
CONNOLEY, MARY 39 GRO Reference: 1850 J Quarter in OF THE DEWSBURY UNION Volume 22 Page 35
Luke's 1851 marriage cert should name his father..
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nameslessone
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29 Jun 2023 10:47 |
There are trees on Ancestry showing both a Laurence and a Luke Connolly living in Dewsbury, Yorkshire. Most give the father as Timothy, only one gives the name James.
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nameslessone
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29 Jun 2023 10:32 |
Thanks AG - I was probably thinking of Roots.ie
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ArgyllGran
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29 Jun 2023 09:03 |
www.irishgenealogy.ie is free.
However, as already said, Irish records are very patchy. Also, such old records don't usually give much detail to help identify a particular person. Connolly is a very common name, and we don't know where in Ireland the family came from.
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