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Arburt ??? in Galway - where is it
« on: Monday 13 June 11 05:23 BST (UK) »
On immigrant ship passenger arrival written records, my Irish ancestor is shown as arriving in Austrlia in 1864 on the ship Sirocco and his origins from Arburt Galway Ireland. I have not been able to locate "Arburt"

I suspect that "Arburt" is possibly the written expression of an English ear listening to a broad Irish accent.

Can any RC members suggest what and where is "Arburt" around the mid 1860s??

Thanks

Michael
UK Names: Kane, Drury, Sammons, Corfield -  Woolwich, West Ham, Plumstead, Dedham/Lexden
UK Names: Henry Lobb, Ann Polmear (Polmeir) - Cornwall
UK Names: William Parker & Elizabeth Lazenby & family - Leeds Yorkshire 1800 to 1900
USA Names: Walker family (William Henry; Margaret Anne "Annie"; Virginia Albertina) of New York and California 1822 to 1854, and subsequently Australia.
Ireland Names: Campbell, Butler, Jennings (Galway County), McKee (Amaragh County) and Kane, White (Cork C

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Re: Arburt ??? in Galway - where is it
« Reply #1 on: Monday 13 June 11 05:52 BST (UK) »
The nearest sounding place to what you see written is:

Townland: Abbert   
Acres: 178
County: Galway
Barony: Tiaquin
Civil Parish: Monivea
PLU: Tuam
Province: Connaught

Townson - Cartmel                      O'Malley - Askeaton, Ireland
Sadler - Dymock & Salford           Tomlinson - St Peters, Leeds
Wilkinson - Salford                      Chant - Sherbourne, Dorset
Garner - Pendleton

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COMPLETED Re: Arburt ??? in Galway - where is it
« Reply #2 on: Wednesday 15 June 11 12:45 BST (UK) »
Thanks Saddles

Well done - right on the spot!
There was another word written on the ships record which I could not decipher. Given the benefit of your response, I can now see that this word is is most likely Monivea.
Cheers

Michael
UK Names: Kane, Drury, Sammons, Corfield -  Woolwich, West Ham, Plumstead, Dedham/Lexden
UK Names: Henry Lobb, Ann Polmear (Polmeir) - Cornwall
UK Names: William Parker & Elizabeth Lazenby & family - Leeds Yorkshire 1800 to 1900
USA Names: Walker family (William Henry; Margaret Anne "Annie"; Virginia Albertina) of New York and California 1822 to 1854, and subsequently Australia.
Ireland Names: Campbell, Butler, Jennings (Galway County), McKee (Amaragh County) and Kane, White (Cork C

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COMPLETED Re: Arburt ??? in Galway - where is it
« Reply #3 on: Friday 25 November 11 10:41 GMT (UK) »
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UK Names: Kane, Drury, Sammons, Corfield -  Woolwich, West Ham, Plumstead, Dedham/Lexden
UK Names: Henry Lobb, Ann Polmear (Polmeir) - Cornwall
UK Names: William Parker & Elizabeth Lazenby & family - Leeds Yorkshire 1800 to 1900
USA Names: Walker family (William Henry; Margaret Anne "Annie"; Virginia Albertina) of New York and California 1822 to 1854, and subsequently Australia.
Ireland Names: Campbell, Butler, Jennings (Galway County), McKee (Amaragh County) and Kane, White (Cork C

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Re: Arburt ??? in Galway - where is it
« Reply #4 on: Tuesday 22 September 15 09:53 BST (UK) »
Hi Michael , I am also looking for information on the Jennings family, from Arbut, Monivea, Galway
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