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Paquita
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According to a marriage certificate of 1864,Robert Malone,stonemason,father of the bride,lived in Athgarvan.I have looked for him on Griffith's Valuation (Great Connell),but have failed to find him.Any suggestions please?
Fran
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Fearon(Down,Liverpool) Trainor(Down,Liverpool)Keleher(Cork,Liverpool) Campbell(Down,Liverpool)Ryan(Kildare,Liverpool) Malone(Kildare,Liverpool)Brophy(Kildare) Dromgoole(Kildare) Domenech(Spain)
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Christopher
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Fran,
The Kildare Valuation took place in 1851 ... the marriage cert showing he lived in Athgarvan is dated thirteen years after the Valuation so it's possible Robert was not in Kildare at the time of the Valuation. If he was his father was probably the head of household. Robert may well have moved to Athgarvan when he left home.
Christopher
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jud72
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Hi Paquita,
Have you managed to find out any more info about Robert Malone? The only way to find out if he definitely lived in Athgarvan around 1864 is to check the Valuation Books for that time. These essentially record all the changes in owners and tenants of each piece of property listed in the Griffith Valuation - so they might give the date that he started to rent the property, and also who took it over after him. As it happens, I will be checking the Valuation Books for Blackrath and Athgarvan sometime around the beginning of August, so I can look to see if Robert Malone appears there.
Jud
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jud72
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Fran,
No problem. Will let you know in August how it goes.
Jud
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jud72
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Fran,
I checked the valuation books and am quite certain that there were no Malones who were head of households in Blackrath between 1860 and 1890. However, the address of Blackrath given on an Irish marriage certificate actually refers to where the bride was living at the time of the marriage - it does not mean that her father was there too. So, if she was working as a servant, she would probably have been living in her employer's house in Blackrath.
I hope this helps in some way.
Jud
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patcurragh
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http://kildare.brsgenealogy.com/
Greetings from Athgarvan. The above link is new and lists church records for Kildare, lots of Malones. There is a €10 charge for detailed lookups, you can get basic listings free.
There is a Robert Malone marriage record for 1862 listed on the site for Kilcullen parish. Kilcullen is adjacent to Athgarvan.
There is a Malone family living in Athgarvan today and lots of Malones in the greater Newbridge area.
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