Mathew Hagarty & Ann Elizabeth Hawkins

[johnjensen]

Are you sure Matthew Snr and Sarah travelled in 1834?  This site only lists the children, incl Matthew jr:

http://tinyurl.com/9yxodmg

Mathew snr is listed at Prussia St in 1821/22
Possibly his last directory listing?

http://www26.us.archive.org/stream/commercialdirect1821dire/commercialdirect1821dire_djvu.txt

[shanew147]

On the web I have found a John Hawkins, tennant farmer, born Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland who married Eiliza Bacon b. Dublin.  They had 4 children.
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be careful with these 'online' trees. The are often unreliable, and usually these are unsourced and impossible to verify. In many cases the dates given come from before the start of parish records.



Shane

[rathmore]

ship John & Elizabeth arrived 22.5.1834 on route to Canada
http://www.castlegarden.org
Anthony 16, Georgina 24, John 18, Mathew 26, Henry 25, Eliza 22.

Biography of Sir John Hawkins Hagarty
http://www.biographi.ca  (you might have to type this yourself)

Sir John Hawkins Hagarty, Lawyer, Teacher, Politican, Author and Judge

Have you written to any of the courts in Dublin about Mathew Hagarty or the National Library of Ireland, Kildare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland.

[rathmore]

http://www.myhero.com

by Alex from Calgary

type in search - Hagarty

Alex says Sir John is his Hero

[anngar]

Hi johnjensen

No I wasn't sure if the parents came with the children.  In my records in said "wife of H. S. Reid came from Ireland to Port Hope in 1837 to farm near Bowmanville with her 4 brothers, Mathew, Henry, John Hawkins & Anthony."

From what you sent to me it appears that the children came without them.

Thanks for the records,

anngar

[anngar]

Hi Rathmore

Interesting that 3 of the boys listed occupation as Mariner, Marine.  I found Henry's occupation as Tourist funny.  I would like that job.
I have seen the biography of John before.  The my hero site was one of the sites where I had obtained the name Ann Elizabeth Hawkins as Mathew Sr's wife.

Writing to  the courts in Dublin about Mathew Hagarty or the National Library of Ireland is a good idea.

Thanks,

anngar

[anngar]

be careful with these 'online' trees. The are often unreliable, and usually these are unsourced and impossible to verify. In many cases the dates given come from before the start of parish records.



Shane

good advice.  I posted the the info to see if I could verify it somehow.  I love Rootschat because I get such good advice and info.

Thanks
anngar

[fishvalet]

John Hawkins Hagarty's sister Elizabeth married Col. Henry Solomon Reid 5 Apr 1836 in Bowmanville Upper Canada (his second wife).H. S. Reid died 28 Nov 1852.  Elizabeth died 8 Nov 1892 in Bowmanville. Georgina Hagarty married Richard Lee Holland. Georgina died 10 Sept 1895 in Bowmanville.
Refn: Fairbain, J.B.: History and Reminiscences of Bowmanville, 1906. and deaths reported in Bowmanville New Statesman
So no parents on the boat.

[dathai]

undocumented children ?  noting Prussia St was given as last known address
http://www.rootschat.com/links/01izv/

https://www.flickr.com/photos/infomatique/12912712333

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01izw/