Bleazby's Ballinacurra and Rosscabery

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Do you have this newspaper marriage announcement?
Northern Whig 30 April 1884
SYKES-SMITH April 24, in St Giles Church, Camberwell, Henry Cecil Sykes, A.K.C. third and only survivin son of the late W. Sykes, Eds., of Hyde Park Place, London W., to Elizabeth Rose, youngest daughter of the late Robert Travers Smyth, Esq., of Rosecarberry, County Cork.

looking at the LMA records for this marriage, her brothers John F Smyth and Percy S Smyth were witnesses. Address given as Grace Road. Father Robert is down as a gentleman

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This is her brother
William John Bleazby
18 Jan 1881 age 78 (widower)
Bleazby Hall Rosscarbery
son William John Bleazby was the informant on the Death cert

will, executor Charlotte Ann Bleazby (daughter)

sister   Elizabeth Bleazby
Letters of Administration (with Will Annexed) of the personal estate of Elizabeth
Bleazby formerly of Henry Street and late of Bachelor's Quay both in the City of Cork
Spinster deceased who died 14 October 1880 at same place (left unadministered by
William John Bleazby Senior the Brother) wer granted at Cork 12 April 1882 to
William John Bleazby Junior of Bleazby Hall Roscarbery County Cork Esquire the Attorny
of Charlotte Smith Widow the sister and only surviving next of kin of the said
Elizabth Bleazby.  (Former Grant Cork 18 November 1880)  Effects under £918.16s

There is also a death for Alicia Bleazby in 1850 (Will - Executor brother William John Bleazby) 

William John Bleazby jnr married Catherine Baldwin Morris  3 Dec 1857
son of William John Bleazby

W J Bleazby junior died 1912 age 75 and is on the 1911 living in Henry Street, Cork (same address as where aunt Elizabeth died) 1901 they are living at another address with his wife's niece

There is another tree on ancestry which follows William John down.. gives his children as
Samuel
Charlotte A
William J
Maria

These families use naming patterns, usually the first son is named after the grandfather...
in 1847 there is a Samuel and William J around who I believe are brothers.
The address at this time is Rowrie House Rosscarbery. (same as Alicia above)

and finally
Belfast Commercial Chronicle 22 July 1826
July 1, at Gretna Green, Scotland W. J. Bleazby Esq., son of Samuel Bleazby, Esq. of the Dyke, Cork. to Maria Smithwick, only daughter of Michael Smithwick, Esq. of Mount Catherine in the County of Limerick, deceased.

The Dyke in Cork is also referred to as Mardyke in some papers.

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They had a nice little cottage in Cork....

http://ballinacurra.com/the-property/history-of-the-house/

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some Wills
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01m50/

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Robert Travers Smyth
buried at Brompton Cemetery Middx
age 63
bur 8 Jan 1870 at 3.30pm
address 106 Kennington Lane
common grave R199
undertaker G Haward, 15 Queen St Pimlico

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Have you searched for Deeds, Marriage Agreements etc?

e.g.  Marriage Agreement

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJW-H919-7?i=281&cat=185720

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I have not been able to connect William and James Bleazby to Samuel Bleazby yet, they are much earlier.  It is possible that one of them is the father of  Samuel Bleazby as he had sons with the name James and William.

Edward Creed is part of my tree..

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Just for the record as there are 3 different Edward Creeds living in Cork at the same time and all related! but this is getting ahead of ourselves and is too early for the poster to connect with them.

Edward Creed died 11 Jan 1792
Elizabeth Creed (daughter of James Beazby)  died 17 Apr 1811
they had 6 (known) children: Edward, Alicia, James, William A, Elizabeth, Robert C.

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Have you searched for Deeds, Marriage Agreements etc?