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Message posted on behalf of Blake Taylore

Mary Kehoe  born circa 1810 in Tintern, Wexford, Ireland

Married In Kings Cove, Newfoundland in 1830 to Michael Harty from Lismore, Waterford Ireland.

 

They moved to the next Cove over, Broad Cove in Newfoundland and  raised their family there.

 

They had "

James Harty  born 1831 m Martha Alyward

Johanna Harty born 1834 

Ann Harty born 1836 m Richard Kenrfick

John Harty  born 1838     married /martha Ducey  

William Harty  born 1841 married Catherine Ryan

Twin girls  Mary and Catherine born 1842

 

all born in Broad Cove, Newfoundland aka Duntara Newfoudland

 

 

I do not know who Mary Kehoe's parents or siblings were in Tintern, Wexford Ireland.

 

There is a Patrick Kehoe in Kings COve around 1815 who was said to be from Tintern but I am not sure about that.

 

Any leads on Mary Kehoe born circa 1810 in Tintern, Wexford will be appreciated

 

Blessings

 

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Many thanks

 

 

IrelandXO Moderator DC

Wednesday 10th Nov 2021, 11:47AM

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  • Denise:

    Mary Kehoe was a very common name in Co. Wexford in the 19th century.

    Unfortunately, the RC baptismal records for Tintern/Ballycullane parish start in 1827  https://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0573  so if she was baptized in that parish a record would not be available.

    We do have an XO Chronicles site  https://irelandxo.com/ireland-xo/history-and-genealogy and maybe you or Blake could add a Chronicle on Mary Kehoe.

    One suggestion for Blake would be a DNA test and possibly he will have a match with someone who also has Kehoe ancestors and more information on the family.

    Let me know if you have any questions.

    Roger McDonnell

     

    Castlemore Roscommon, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

    Wednesday 10th Nov 2021, 03:56PM

  • It might be possible to gain some information indirectly about Mary by looking at land records. However, this could only be done effectively if the Tintern birthplace refers to the townland of Tintern (as opposed to the much wider church or civil Parish). If it is Tuntern townland, then there are a Denis and a Thomas listed in the Tithe Applotment records and in the Valuation Books as living there in the 1830s and 1840s. However, by 1853 Thomas's house is in the hands of Catherine Kehoe, and she is still the tenant listed in Griffiths Valuation in 1853. Her house appears to be located very close to the Police Barracks, slightly to the NE of Tintern Abbey. Its possible that Denis, Thomas and Catherine were relations of Mary.

    All very tenuous, I fear.

    Gearóid
     

    Gearóid

    Thursday 11th Nov 2021, 11:26AM

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