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hi ! Great great grandfather Patrick Lanigan may have been born in Tipperary around 1828. We know he had at least two brothers  Michael born about 1834 and Thomas born about 1830. All we know is that they left Ireland at some point to go to England/Wales and eventually emmigrated to the US. We are searching for birth records, etc.   we did find a 1851 census with these three names in Wales with a mother Mary who was a widow and additional brothers : William b 1836, John b 1839, Richard b 1841 and David b 1845 but we have no idea if this is them. Any help would be appreciated! Family story is that they came from Tipperary.

 

 

 

 

Marianne Cashman

Friday 24th Feb 2017, 04:25AM

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  • Hi Marianne . . 

    Welcome to Ireland Reaching Out . . . 

    I did locate your 1851 census family in Wales . . spelled Lanygan . . as you suggested . . BUT . . 

    having searched round and round . . mostly on Ancestry. . I found little of use to you . . 

    records from that period in ireland . . are very sketchy . . as you have found out . . . 

    Searching on " Find my Past " (paid ). . . I used your info. . . and came up with one MARY . . marriage in 

    TIPPERARY. . in those years . . which ( see below) gives a POSSIBLE spouse . . one JOHN Lanigan . . 

    of MOYNE . . to a MARY Ryan . . . 

    http://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000632751#page/34/mode/1up

     

    Moyne, Templetouhy . . . parishes very close to TEMPLEMORE . . . . 

    Not sure if this advances your search . . . 

     

     

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    First name(s   )John   Last name   Lanigan  Address   Moyne    Marriage year    1826    Marriage date07 Feb 1826    ParishMoyne and Templetuohy    Alternative parish namesMoyne, TempletuohyDioceseCashel and EmlySpouse's first name(s)     MarySpouse's last name   RyanSpouse's address    MoyneCountyTipperaryCountryIrelandRepositoryNational Library of IrelandNational Library of Ireland linkhttp://registers.nli.ie//registers/vtls000632751#page/1/mode/1upRegisterMarriageRecord setIreland Roman Catholic Parish MarriagesCategoryLife Events (Birth, Marriage, Death)SubcategoryMarriages & divorcesCollections fromIreland

     

     

    Cheers . . Eamonn

    Eamonn M. Horan, Volunteer Ireland Reaching Out ☘️

    Friday 24th Feb 2017, 12:43PM
  • Volunteer for Templemore is 

     

    Mary D'estelle Roe . . . . templemore@irelandxo.com

    Eamonn M. Horan, Volunteer Ireland Reaching Out ☘️

    Friday 24th Feb 2017, 12:50PM
  • Thank you for the possible clue. We are going to keep working on it. We have gotten confirmation on more of a story on the family. The father worked for the Marquis of Waterford lumbering company......we know he died before 1851.... Because we think we found the census of when the mother Mary and the seven sons were in Wales. However, the story is there were twelve children.....and we can't figure out why the mother would go to Wales with the sons and leave five daughters behind......but we also have no idea if the mom came to the US...so,far we have only located the three brothers. Lots of work to do. But wondering if we can get any info,from the fact that the dad worked for that lumbering company? I did search the net but didn't come up with much.

     

    Marianne Cashman

    Sunday 26th Feb 2017, 12:51AM
  • Hi again Marianne . . . 

    I read with interest . . your reply post . . . and the hints which I found very interesting . . 

    O.K. here's the thing . . 

    Your first post centered on Patrick . . being born in Tipperary  . . . which begs the question . . is that Tipperary the TOWN

    or is that Tipperary the COUNTY  ?

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    Then your family story led you to . . .  Marquis of Waterford. . .  lumber company . . . 

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquess_of_Waterford

    In recent years I had a visit tour of the Marquis's Home . .

     The family seat is Curraghmore, near PortlawCounty Waterford, in the Republic of Ireland

    This BIG House is situated in close proximity to Waterford City . .  Portlaw being set in Waterford County

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    SO . . where I am leading is as follows . . . .

    IF . . as the family suggested . . he worked for his Lordships . . lumber company . .

    then . . I conclude . . that his Lumber yard . . would have been in close proximity to the big house . .

    NOT in Tipperary . . . even though . . your Lanigan family . . could have benn associated with Tipperary TOWN .  . possible. 

    In those years movement around Ireland was very limited .. . .

    SO . . I might possibly suggest that your serch Lanigan family should concentrate on the Waterford ( S.Kilkenny) area . .

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    . . . Patrick Lanigan      Caso Family Tree Publi     

    Are you familiar with the above TREE posted on Ancestry ?? . . is there a connection  ??

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    Cheers

     

     

    Eamonn M. Horan, Volunteer Ireland Reaching Out ☘️

    Monday 27th Feb 2017, 11:44AM
  • oung/Reilly Tree
    Public Member Tree 
    1 source  Mary Lanigan
    Birth:  June 06, 1806 (6 Jun 1806) - Kilkenny County (Kilkenny), Ireland
    Death:  Ireland
    Spouse:  Richard Phalen

    Eamonn M. Horan, Volunteer Ireland Reaching Out ☘️

    Monday 27th Feb 2017, 11:51AM
  •  

    oH boy the funny thing is I have no idea if it as Tipperary county or town. The caso tree you mentioned above - yes I have been in contact with him. The man who made that tree has no idea why he has waterford on there.... just something he thought he remembered from something. Anyways......we have matched some folks on ancestry with DNA who have passed down family stories about seven brothers leaving Tipperary and going to England for a while and then emiggratign to PA. So, thats all I know. We do have another clue....the possoble brother that we have... MIchael... we think we have located death info for him that says his mother was Mary McCarthy and his father was Thomas Lanigan. Thomas is a family named passed down so that could be it but we arent sure yet I am thinking about just ordering a death certificate for Patrick.... seeing if the parents names are on it. Can I ask you a question? Is there a reason that the records are sketchy from 1800 through theyers I am looking for? The POSSIBLE last brother was David born around 1845... they were in Wales by 1851...IF that censs is actually our family..

     

    Marianne Cashman

    Tuesday 28th Feb 2017, 02:02AM
  •  

    oH boy the funny thing is I have no idea if it as Tipperary county or town. The caso tree you mentioned above - yes I have been in contact with him. The man who made that tree has no idea why he has waterford on there.... just something he thought he remembered from something. Anyways......we have matched some folks on ancestry with DNA who have passed down family stories about seven brothers leaving Tipperary and going to England for a while and then emiggratign to PA. So, thats all I know. We do have another clue....the possoble brother that we have... MIchael... we think we have located death info for him that says his mother was Mary McCarthy and his father was Thomas Lanigan. Thomas is a family named passed down so that could be it but we arent sure yet I am thinking about just ordering a death certificate for Patrick.... seeing if the parents names are on it. Can I ask you a question? Is there a reason that the records are sketchy from 1800 through theyers I am looking for? The POSSIBLE last brother was David born around 1845... they were in Wales by 1851...IF that censs is actually our family..

     

    Marianne Cashman

    Tuesday 28th Feb 2017, 02:02AM
  • Hi (again) Marianne . . .

    Searching Roots Ireland  (paid) . . for David Lanigan (c1845) . . incl. all Counties in Ireland . . It comes up with the 

    following hits . . . 

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    Baptismal/Birth Records for Ireland

    4 matches for the search criteria: Lanigan (plus variants) David 1840-1850Page: 1 of 1First Page

     

    ActionSourceSurnameFirst NameYearCounty ViewChurch BaptismLaniganDavid1844Co. WaterfordViewChurch BaptismLaniganDavid1846Co. KilkennyViewChurch BaptismLaniganDavid1847Co. KilkennyViewChurch BaptismLaniganDavid1847Co. Kilkenny

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    1) Father . . Thomas . . Mother . . Mary Walsh

    2)    "          William                     Elizabeth Hoyne

    3)               Martin                       Eliz. Coterel

    4)               John                         Bridget Shanahan

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    Not much help to you . . . but process of elimination . . . . 

     

    In ALL Ireland search for David Lanigan . . . only two Counties show that name . . Tipperary/Waterford

     

    these locations are geographically possible to Curraghmore House . . 

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    Cheers

    Eamonn M. Horan, Volunteer Ireland Reaching Out ☘️

    Friday 3rd Mar 2017, 01:16PM
  • So we just got some new family info. The family lived in Gortagarry... do i need to go to a different message board?

    Marianne Cashman

    Wednesday 22nd Mar 2017, 11:43PM
  • Hi (again) Marianne . . . 

    NO . . you dont need a different notice board . . . keep posting fresh info. on original query . . . 

    SO . . Gortagarry  . . . for official location . . is in NORTH Tipperary  . . and a long way (in those years) from the borders of 

    South Tipperary and Waterford . . . Gotagarry is situated close enough to Templemore . . 

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    When I search " Griffiths " for your Patrick Lanigan . . in that area I get three hits . . . as follows . . . 

    Griffith's Valuation for Ireland

    3 matches for the search criteria: Lanigan (plus variants) PatrickPage: 1 of 1First Page

     

    SourceSurnameFirst NameTownlandParishCounty Griffith     LaniganPatrick    Ballycahill    Templemore   Co. Tipperary     Griffith     LanniganPatrick      Graffin     Killavinoge    Co. Tipperary     GriffithLanniganPatrick     JamestownModeshil     Co. Tipperary

     

    All three locations are possabilites . . . to pin-point your family . . . 

    But since you came up with " Gortagarry" . . . then Templemore (being the nearest town of any size) must be top of the list.

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    At the risk of wrecking your head altogether . . . can I introduce you to a MAP search asssist . . as follows . . . 

    ( it contains both Gaelic and English ) . . but it does pinpoint . . the many parishes with the same name . . 

    In the 'search' area . . just insert i.e.  Gortagarry . . and/or . . Ballycahill . . or whatever . . and it will give you a very concise breakdown of Parishes . . Townlands . . . and their meaning etc.  ( good luck with that !!  )

     

    https://www.logainm.ie/en/?gclid=Cj0KEQiAm-CyBRDx65nBhcmVtbIBEiQA7zm8lV…

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    Maybe now . . with your new input to Patrick Lanigan . . you are getting closer and closer to the homestead

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    I went back to " Tithes Applotment " ( 1823 -1837) . . with your new info. . . . but . . . 

    there are too many Lanigan;s (60) listed . . . in all the differing townlands . . . none with reference to Gortagarry . . . 

    but yes . . lots of Templemore.

     

    http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/results.jsp?…

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    Then I searched on " Roots ". . . and found a marriage in 1850 . .  between

    Patrick Lanigan and Anne Moylan  . . in Loughmore N.Tipp. ( in close proximity to the above areas) . . .could be that Loughmore was the Church . . . or . . she was from Loughmore.  There is no additional info.  Parents / witness etc.

     

    Church Marriage Record

    Date of Marriage:27-Nov-1850  Parish / District:LOUGHMORECounty:Co. TipperaryHusbandWifeName:PatrickLanigan   AnneMoylan     Address:Not RecordedNot RecordedDenomination:Roman CatholicRoman CatholicOccupation:Not RecordedNot Recorded

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    Next . . R.C. Church records  . . . Loughmore

     

    http://registers.nli.ie/parishes/0254

     

    With the above date 27 Nov. 1850 . . and good eyesight . . you can seek out and view the original entry . . . 

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    Again . . hope this has been of help . . . your persistance is admiral   !!

     

    Cheers . . . Eamonn.

     

     

    Eamonn M. Horan, Volunteer Ireland Reaching Out ☘️

    Thursday 23rd Mar 2017, 07:59PM
  •  

    If it is of any help I can confirm the following information about early 19th century Lanigans in Co. Tipperary. Drom is situated about 6 miles form Templemore, at the foot of the mountain called 'Devils Bit'.

     

    Thomas Lanigan          =                      Johanna ‘Judy’ Hogan

                            b. 1791 d. 4/2/1879 aged 88, Drom                                    Mick Lanigan recalled she was born near Devil’s Bit,

    Congestion of Lungs – 15 days                                                                                   parish of Drom c. 1790. Daughter of a herdsman.

    No other information                                                                         Johanna Lanigan d. 24/5/1878 age 88 in Pat Lanigan’s home, Carrig.

                     Children                                                                                                                

    Anastasia 23/7/1828 Drom

    Thomas 10/5/1826 Drom                 I think Thomas remained in Drom parish and ha done child who was unmarried.

    Patrick 27/11/1823 Drom

                                        Pat(rick) Lanigan                =                      Margaret Stapleton

    bpt. 27/11/1823, Drom,                                 m. 5/3/1867                b. 22/4/1832 Drom. father Patrick, b. 10/10/1809, son of 

    d. 22/5/1886                                                   in Templemore           John Stapleton/Ann Ryan. Mother Ellen Carroll 

    Cerebral Effusion 2 days                                                                     d. 30/5/1921               

    Tommy Lanigan

    Wednesday 21st Apr 2021, 08:14AM

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