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I am looking for any information on the surname of Jame's wife Mary, extended Family members, especially the parents or Grandparents of my ancestors James Casey (1774-1825) and Mary ? of Kilbehenny that were part of the 1825 Peter Robinson Immigration to Ontario, Canada. 

CASEY family of Kilbehenny

National Archives of Canada: MG 24 B 74, 1-4 and 1-5, microfilm reel M-141 see also M-140

?A return of Irish Emigrants proceeding to Canada, to be settled at the Expense of His Majesty's Government, under the superintendence of Mr. Peter Robinson, Embarked at Cove on board of the FORTITUDE Transport, Thomas Lewis Master, for passage to Quebec - Mr. Francis Connin, Surgeon in charge. Cove of Cork 5th May 1825 (transcribed from microfilm copy; may contain errors; there may be omissions)

ship Fortitude departed Cork 10th May 1825 and arrived at Quebec on June 15th 1825. The emigrants proceeded from Quebec to Montreal aboard the steam boat New Swiftsure, on June 17th 1825.

Casey,James 50 (1775-1826)

?Labourer-  Kilbeney, Limerick #41 Earl of Kingstown?

Mary 46 (1779-Aft 1830)

Maurice 26?   (alias Morris Clancy)

Michael    ?23

Mary    ?20

Judith    ?18

Kitty    ?14

James    ?12

Johanna    ?8

John    ?4

craigwilliams

Friday 25th Apr 2014, 05:21PM

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  • Dear Craig

    I have passed your query to a volunteer in Limerick. I hope you will hear from them soon.

    Best wishes

    Clare

    Genealogy Support

    Clare Doyle

    Monday 28th Apr 2014, 11:00AM

  • Hi Craig,

    If you haven't done so already, you should join the following facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/585781828107292/
    Ireland Reaching Out- Peter Robinson Settlers in Canada.
    The area affected as you know between 1823- 1825 was all along the blackwater area from Kilbehenny, through Mitchelstown into Mallow.
    We hope over the next few years to be able to find out more about the families that left this area, as right now their lives here and the families left behind are not recorded or known to any real degree.
    If you join the group you may find out more from the group members in the meantime- I hope for now that helps, Kind Regards, Amanda

    Amanda Slattery

    Friday 19th Sep 2014, 08:31AM

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