Thurles Families My 2x Great Grandparents :John Ryan and Johanna Fogarty

Hi Carmel,
I picked up Michael's record in a Tipperary list, see below. As he went in 1854, it says both parents had passed on.
The Civil records were only introduced in 1864 so many deaths are not recorded before that year. 
It says (Tipp) Thurles. (Tipp) means Tipperary Town which is not that far from Thurles.
RYAN Michael A 28 1854 28 (Tipp) Thurles ? John/Joanna both dead None .  R.C.  with wife Margaret on Ship = Monsoon
This next record is Margaret
RYAN Margaret A 28 1854 25 (Tipp) Thurles ? Patrick/Mary  MAHER living in Tipp.   -w/o Michael- Sisters in Sydney. Ship = Monsoon
So, she has sisters in Sydney, do you know them?
In Australia you would have to look through the ship records.
As Ryan is a common name it's harder to find correct place of Births Deaths and Marriages.
I hope this is a help
Margot

Many thanks Margot for taking the time to reply.

Yes I have found information about Michael and Margaret and their families after they emigrated to Australia.

I remain hopeful that I will find more information about their lives in Ireland before they left on the “Monsoon” in 1854.

Margaret’s parents, Patrick Maher and Mary Long eventually emigrated to Australia as well.

Regards

Carmel

Hi Carmel, searching in Griffiths valuation for Patrick Maher in Tipperary (the town that is)
I saw this..................
www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNameSearch…
paste all the link into google/Search and you will see the page.
Margot

Thanks Margot for your efforts.

There are several Patrick Mahers in the family.

The real challenge in family research is getting enough evidence to determine who is who, isn’t it?

In the City and Regional Directories of 1856, there is a baker in Thurles called Patrick Maher. He lived in East Mains Street, Thurles.

This fits with their future Master Baker profession in Australia.

I will certainly follow up your information you have provided.

Many thanks

Carmel

So, five years later I return to this page with another very broad question.

In preparation for future travel to Tipperary, what would I need to research to visit the area where my Great Grandfather was a baker? (If indeed this Patrick Maher is my ancestor)

Many thanks for any guidance

Carmel