My goodness! I'm overwhelmed
Thank you all for your time and effort with this.
Where to begin?
Yes, John Francis McAuliffe (born in Quebec) and Ann Frances Daly (eorum residentia: Dundrum) were married in Booterstown on 26 October 1862. I had (incorrectly, it seems) assumed that:
1) If the parents of the bride and groom were listed on the marriage register they must be alive. I thought that the priest would have marked /d/ or written "deceased" beside a deceased parent's name.
2) "Eorum residentia" meant the place where the parents were actually living.
John and Ann had several children that Tara has discovered on familysearch.org; the couple as well as some of their children eventually moved to Bray.
As for the Mary McAuliffe born to Daniel McAuliffe and Mary Donoghue on 19 November 1834, it's a possibility. Daniel was discharged from the British Army in 1843 but it's possible that his Regiment (the 37th Regiment) was in Ireland...maybe it's not a coincidence.
Similarly, it's very possible that Thomas Daly and Susan Walsh married in St. Mary's Pro Cathedral in 1832. Susan's burial record gives her date of death as 1 April 1871 and says that she was 68 years old (born abt. 1803)
