DENNIS FITZPATRICK

[carolejane]

Could anybody help with finding DENNIS FITZPATRICK born c1826 QUEENS COUNTY.  Married MARY born c1828 also QUEENS COUNTY.  They had three children born QUEENS COUNTY - JOHN c1845, ELLEN c1847 and RICHARD c1849.  Then moved to WALSALL, STAFFS, and had further 3 children MARY A c1852, DENNIS c1858 and BRIDGET c1860.

[audrey]

dont know if this could be it

FITZPATRICK, Denis   Age:   30   Marriage
   Wife:   Mary DOHERTY   Age:   23
   Marriage Date:   25 Feb 1853   Recorded in:   Parsonstown, Tipperary, Ireland
         Collection:   Civil Registration
   Husband's Father:   John FITZPATRICK
   Wife's Father:   Peter DOHERTY

audrey

[audrey]

I cant find any children on the BVRI for Dennis in Queens

audrey

[carolejane]

thanks for the speedy reply.  Looking at the dates I don't think it is them, but then as I know very little about them who knows.  As the first 3 children were born before 1850 that would mean they were all born before this couple were married, although I suppose that's possible, also I think they were already in England by 1852.  Thanks for the help.

[carolejane]

thanks for the speedy reply.  Looking at the dates I don't think it is them, but then as I know very little about them who knows.  As the first 3 children were born before 1850 that would mean they were all born before this couple were married, although I suppose that's possible, also I think they were already in England by 1852.  Thanks for the help.

[carolejane]

thanks for the speedy reply.  Looking at the dates I don't think it is them, but then as I know very little about them who knows.  As the first 3 children were born before 1850 that would mean they were all born before this couple were married, although I suppose that's possible, also I think they were already in England by 1852.  Thanks for the help.

[carolejane]

thanks for the speedy reply.  Looking at the dates I don't think it is them, but then as I know very little about them who knows.  As the first 3 children were born before 1850 that would mean they were all born before this couple were married, although I suppose that's possible, also I think they were already in England by 1852.  Thanks for the help.

[carolejane]

thanks for the speedy reply.  Looking at the dates I don't think it is them, but then as I know very little about them who knows.  As the first 3 children were born before 1850 that would mean they were all born before this couple were married, although I suppose that's possible, also I think they were already in England by 1852.  Thanks for the help

[carolejane]

Sorry about all those!  my computer is having a dicky fit and keeps sending repeat messages!!  Carole