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John Moloney born 1831 Kilfenora. Clare (my g g grandfather) this is all I know from his headstone in Taralga NSWAustralia   He married Catherine Maher born 1837 Thurles Tipperary  she died 10/10/1866 in Taralga  NSW Australia 

 

 

 

 

Eve moloney

Wednesday 14th Nov 2018, 10:01PM

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  • Hi Eve,

    I had a look on www.rootsireland.ie/ in the Clare records for John but Kilfenora is not in the list of parishes.

    The National Library of Ireland has the R C registers freely available to search & Kilfenora is listed but baptisms start in 1836.

    It may be worth having a look at those as there were often inaccuracies with birth years (registers.nli.ie/)

    Better luck with Catherine:

    ame:Catherine MaherDate of Birth:
    Date of Baptism:25-Apr-1837Address:
    Parish/District:ThurlesGender:
    CountyCo. Tipperary
    Denomination:Roman Catholic
    Father:Patrick MaherMother:Catherine ByrneOccupation:
    Sponsor 1 /
    Informant 1:Denis Russell Sponsor 2 /
    Informant 2:Judith Byrne 

    Name:Catherine MaherDate of Birth:
    Date of Baptism:17-Jan-1837Address:
    Parish/District:ThurlesGender:
    CountyCo. Tipperary
    Denomination:Roman Catholic
    Father:James MaherMother:Anne MyersOccupation:
    Sponsor 1 /
    Informant 1:William Burke Sponsor 2 /
    Informant 2:Mary Myers 

    Name:Catherine MaherDate of Birth:
    Date of Baptism:26-Apr-1837Address:
    Parish/District:ThurlesGender:
    CountyCo. Tipperary
    Denomination:Roman Catholic
    Father:John MaherMother:Margaret BurkeOccupation:
    Sponsor 1 /
    Informant 1:Laurence Burke Sponsor 2 /
    Informant 2:Ann Browne 

    There are a few more from 1836 & 1838

    IF they followed the Irish naming pattern in naming their children, the first daughter would have been named after the mother's mother and second son after mother's father so you could check the three above against names you have

    Col  

     

    ColCaff, IrelandXO Volunteer ☘

    Wednesday 14th Nov 2018, 11:55PM
  • Dear Eve:  You might consider checking the Clare Library website which has a lot of very good online resources available for research.  Kilfenora is listed there and you may be able to narrow your search with Moloney’s in Kilfenora through some of the sources available.  Even though the Kilfenora parish registers only begin in 1836, they have been transcribed and they are online on the library website along with the marriage records.  Here is the link:  http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/bmd/index_bmd.htm. These registers can be downloaded and can also be searched by name.

     If you need any further assistance, please let me know.  

    You can email me directly at:  jhalloranryan@irelandxo.com  

    All the best,  

    Jane

    Jane Halloran Ryan

    Thursday 15th Nov 2018, 11:28AM

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