Patrick Queenan/Cunnane - b. 1814

Welcome, there are records for 4 Patrick with father Patrick in church records, two in each county, the records for most parishes are probably non existant so it would be a guess, mothers were given are Connors; Commons; Donagher; McGuan (maybe McGowan) fathers are Cornelius; Bernard; and Michael X 2. Years 1810; 1811; 1817 & 1818:

As you have done DNA there are a number of closed Facebook pages doing genealogy for local areas and some are DNA based on Gedmatch projects but as something I have done myself most people are in your boat stuck in the same timeframe looking for common surnames but may be worth considering.

Good Luck.

Pat

Hi Pat...thanks for your prompt reply...for some reason, I didn't see it right away. Are you saying these are baptismal records. I am looking for baptismal records and the years you have quoted are in the correct range, but if they were PAtrick Queenan or Cunnane with a father PAtrick...why have you mentioned other names of fathers. And in which counties are you referring to.

I will try to crosscheck the information in Roots IReland to see if I can sort out what you are actually saying. yes I have some DNA results but only on Ancestry, although I have also posted them to Gedmatch...which has led me to the counties of Sligo and Roscommon...likely in the border parishes. Appreciate the help but it is still an enigma.  
 

Sandi 

Sandi, I must apologise, I can only assume I meant to say no father Patrick, I did search Roots and there are other births also but no father Patrick, I did see one in Westmeath mother Catherine Flood but it is at the entirely wrong end of Westmeath to be considered. 

However I had a look in the Tithe Applottment books and see two Patrick Cunnane, one in Sligo but a bit far from the Roscommon border and one near Boyle in Roscommon you can have a look here  http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/home.jsp and the nearest spelling to that given is here   https://www.townlands.ie/roscommon/boyle/boyle/tivannagh/drumanone/ the name on the Tithes is Patt Queenan and it is close to the Sligo border.

Hope this assists and sorry for my confusion previously.

Good Luck

Pat

Hi Pat...no worriess...I figured it out after I started to look for the four patrick's that you cited....then realized that all the names of faather's were different. I have looked at the Tithe Applotment books and seen the one that you mention...I think it was in Drumonone (sp?) with a brother Michael and father Patrick.  Very susupicious, but I have been able to find no supporting data.  I now believe that he may have had a brother Michael, b. 1811 who married in 1829 in BolyPatrick near Bollina Mayo...so am reviewing that connection. Will perhaps do a separae messsage with details that I have of this Michael to see if it helps.  

Sometimess my geograpy of Ireland isn't the best...so need to keep checking my maps to see how close things are in this area. Thanks again for your assistance.  I will reply as I know/learn more. Sandi

Sandi, this is the official mapping site, there are old and up to date maps and you can overlay them. https://www.osi.ie/services/geohive-2/     I sent you townlands.ie and there is a sister site here 

https://www.logainm.ie/en/

Regards

Pat