I have known the origins and parents names of my great great grandmother, Alice KELLY nee MORGAN for some years now and have researched later information on her and all but one of her five brothers who came to Australia.
Margaret Alice KELLY (known as Alice) was baptized in December 1834 at Dualla, Tipperary, Ireland to parents Cornelius KELLY and Mary MULLOUGHNY/MOLOUGHNEY.
Sponsors were Laurence MOCKLER and Judith DWYER viccs (which I am told means standing in for) Judith MULLOUGHNY.
image from ancestry.com.au Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1655-1915 |
image from ancestry.com.au Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1655-1915 |
Their son's baptisms and further known details I have recorded HERE
Today I found a couple of possible baptism records that could fit Cornelius KELLY and Mary MULLOUGHNY. The only problem is that the parent's names for these baptisms haven't been used for any of Con and Mary's children. No naming pattern seems to fit. Is that usual?
image from ancestry.com.au Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1655-1915 |
It is very hard to read but the transcription in ancestry.com.au is as follows:
Name: Cornelius Kelly
Baptism Age: 0
Event Type: Baptism
Birth Date: 1807
Baptism Date: 31 Jan 1807
Baptism Place: Gortnahoe, Tipperary, Ireland
Parish Variants: Glengoole, Gurtnahoe and Glengoole
Diocese: Cashel and Emly
Father: Philippi Kelly (Phillip Kelly)
Mother: Marie Dohony
Gortnahoe/Gortnahoo is about 30kms from Dualla.
and for Mary:
image from ancestry.com.au Ireland, Catholic Parish Registers, 1655-1915 |
Transcription in ancestry.com.au is as follows:
Name: Mary Mulloughny
Baptism Age: 0
Event Type: Baptism
Birth Date: 1807
Baptism Date: Aug 1807
Baptism Place: Moycarkey, Tipperary, Ireland
Parish Variants: Borris, Moycarkey and Borris, Moycarky, Mucharkey, Muckarkey, Muckarky
Diocese: Cashel and Emly
Father: Laurence Mulloughny
Mother: Mary Dwyre
Moycarky is about 12kms from Dualla.
I may be way off but at least this post will record these possibilities.
One day perhaps I will find more clues.
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NFHM blogging challenge theme for Week 4 - Sunday 28 August - Australian poet Dorothea Mackellar in her poem My Country talks of a "sunburnt country, a land of sweeping plains, of rugged mountain ranges, of droughts and flooding rains". What does "country" or place mean to your family? What makes your place unique or special? What are the features or landmarks that stand out in your family history?
Ooh an Irish place...what fun! Have you been to Ireland? I would love to go there one day.
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