patrick welsh

2 possible matches for the year 1845, with parents Ann and Patrick , at www.rootsireland a pay to view the record site

1 Patrick Welsh baptised  in County Kildare -spelled Walsh

1 Patrick Welsh baptised  1845 County Mayo- spelled Walsh

No baptism record there for the name Welsh

I found the Mayo Patrick Welsh back in the 1871 UK census of Burnley Lancashire, so more then likely not your Patrick Welsh, leaves the Patrick Welsh from County Kildare

Hi Mallow Cork

The one record i looked at was at roots ireland.

which i could only find a Patrick but no sisters with same parents : Bridget and Honor.

These two sisters from the 1861 census are doing their best to hide as i cant find them anywhere. Which leaves me with the question is the Patrick on the 1861 census i've found with two sisters mine or not.

Information from roots ireland

 Name:Patrick Walsh       Date of Baptism:30-Mar-1845

Address:Monasterevin Town  Parish/District:MONASTEREVIN

County Co. Kildare  

Father Patrick Walsh

Mother:Anne Egan

Thanks for helping and really do appreciate any information or direction I should take.

Thanks once again Brian

 Name:Patrick Walsh       Date of Baptism:30-Mar-1845

Address:Monasterevin Town  Parish/District:MONASTEREVIN

County Co. Kildare  

Father Patrick Walsh

Mother:Anne Egan

There is a Honora Walsh born 1853 county Cork, parents Patrick and Ann

A Bridget Walsh with father Patrick Walsh and mother Ann Egan born in 1839 County Roscommon

Do the birth year of the girls above match ? The family might have traveled around

According to the Griffiths valuation taken between 1848 and 1864 these are the only Walshes left in Monasterevin, no Patrick anymore (http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths/kildare/monasterevin.htm)

Walsh           Denis             Clonegath                     Monasterevin     Kildare
Walsh           Peter             Barraderra                    Monasterevin     Kildare
Walsh           Sarah             Gorteenoona                   Monasterevin     Kildare
Walsh           Thomas            Clonegath                     Monasterevin     Kildare
Walsh           William           Grangecoor                    Monasterevin     Kildare

Brian we also have a parish liason and messageboard for Monasterevin, you should leave a message there too :)  http://www.irelandxo.com/group/monasterevin-civilrc-parish-kildare

Annemarie

Hi Annemarie

Just checked ages from the 1861 census which I realized  I should have put on originally message.

Honor Welsh age 20   apx born 1841  Ireland now living in Liverpool

Bridget Welsh age 18 apx born 1843   Ireland now living in Liverpool

I will cut and paste message onto the Monasterevin link you have given.

Thanks once again

Brian

Brian you know that the dates on the census records can we way off ? I will check where in Cork Honora was born and see then, her parents are deffo Patrick Walsh and Anne Egan, unless we are dealing with a second couple with the same name who also called their daughter Honor (a)

BTW now I also found a William Walsh born to Patrick Walsh and Ann Egan, 1831 county Roscommon too.

Brigid as spelled in the baptism registration was baptised at St Peters (RC) Athlone county Roscommon in 1839 and so was  Patrick and Ann's  son William in 1831.

 I hope we have the correct family

Hi Annemarie

Will now sift through all new information and will be back asap.

Brian

Hi Annmarie

Can i just confirm with you that you have Honor(a) Walsh parents as Patrick and Ann Egan i know your last reply mentions.  I'm either interpreting the message as you will check Cork records to definitely confirm parents are Patrick and Ann Egan or that you are saying Patrick and Ann Egan are parents and you are checking Cork records.

Hope makes sense

Brian

I have just found at rootsireland a

Bridget Walsh

Baptism 14/4/1844

Baltracey

Co Kildare

RC

Father Patrick Walsh

Mother Anne Dunegan

The age of previous bridget i was trying to locate has a birth date of 1843 in the 1861 census

this one appears to match a little closer.

Mother Given as Anne Dunegan  and the Patrick Walsh info earlier gives mother Anne Egan

are these two mothers the same??

Any help

Thanks Brian

Hi Brian,

Dunegan and Egan, not quite the same but it could very well have been a transcription error in the record

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