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Title: DUHIG surname
Post by: Karma on Sunday 28 May 06 01:04 BST (UK)
Interested in finding information on the Duhig family from Bruff. Would be delighted to hear from anyone with connections in this area. Any help most welcome.

Regards Karma
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: jc26red on Saturday 28 October 06 23:02 BST (UK)
I have a Bridget M Duhigg from that area marrying James Creed 28th Jan 1864 Bruff.
They had a daughter mary 26 Dec 1864, unfortunately James died before she was born.
Bridget went on to marry Michael Costello and they emigrated to America in 1882
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Karma on Thursday 09 November 06 07:23 GMT (UK)
Hi jc26red,

Thanks for replying. I need to make some enquiries to see whether there is a connection to the family I am investigating.I believe some Duhig's went to America and Australia so will certainly advise of the outcome should it be a postive one.

Kind regards....Karma
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Joanna Bastyan on Sunday 27 April 08 19:20 BST (UK)
I have just started tracing my family (Carroll from Limerick).
My Great great Grandmother Mary Duhig married James Murphy.
Their daughter Mary was born 23rd June 1878 and died in Kilmallock on 3rd December 1910 - 6 days after giving birth to my Grandmother.

I would be very interested in any further info.
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: jc26red on Sunday 27 April 08 23:23 BST (UK)
Hi Johanna

Was James Murphy from Fermoy?

oops... nearly forgot! 
Welcome to Rootschat  ;D

Jenny
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Joanna Bastyan on Monday 28 April 08 22:46 BST (UK)
Hi Jenny,

Thanks for replying.

I have to admit that at the moment I only have the basic information and am struggling to know where to look next. I don't know the birth places of either James Murphy or Mary Duhig.

Do you know how common the name Duhig is?

I live in London and am hoping to be able to visit the Church of Latter Day Saints to view the 1901 & 1911 censuses.

Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: jc26red on Tuesday 29 April 08 00:14 BST (UK)
If you are going to the Hyde Park LDS center, they also have the IRISH BMDs! which would be very helpful to you.

ok...
I have Bridget Duhig marriying James Creed. His Mother, Mary Bol(e)man's sister, married a Murphy from Fermoy. They ran an Inn over there, can't remember the name off-hand.  It is about 15 years ealier than you are looking at. c 1861-3
I know Murphy is a common name but there could be links as many did seem to marry close to family.

I'm not in Ireland either, it makes research a little difficult.

Jenny
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: maryderry on Tuesday 29 April 08 13:30 BST (UK)
births. Daniel 9-10-1867. James 4-6-1869. Ellen 11-8-1871. patrick 13-10-1872. Ellen 11-4-1876.
all born kilmallock, limerick, ire.

PARENTS. JAMES MURPHY & MARY DUHIG.


                                                     regards Mary.



p.s it looks like the first Ellen died.
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Joanna Bastyan on Tuesday 29 April 08 16:24 BST (UK)
Hi Mary,

Your info is very interesting. It certainly looks like they could be "my" family although my G Grandmother Mary is not mentioned - she was born later than the children you mention but could certainly be a younger sister.

Where did you get this information from ?

Are you related in any way ?

I would love to know more

Regards

J

Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Neptune on Wednesday 30 April 08 22:41 BST (UK)
Hi all

Although I don't have any connection I found a few sites that mention the surname Duhig/Duhigg and thought you might like to have a look.

http://www.ellisisland.org/search/passSearch.asp

( this site lists passengers arriving at Ellis Island New York-you have to register but it's free to search.Just input the surname and you can see the original ship's manifest etc.)

http://www.nationalarchives.ie/search/index.php?category=18&searchDescTxt=duhig&PHPSESSID=i2q2ol486f3o8n4m6g3d31j9n0&style=null#searchform

http://www.limerickcity.ie/CityLibrary/LocalStudies/1911Census-CountyLimerick/

http://www.failteromhat.com/griffiths.php

http://www.limerickdioceseheritage.org/parishIndex.htm

I tried Duhig and Duhigg and found some entries for both-you may want to try some other surnames as well.

Hope this helps

Regards

Neptune
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Karma on Saturday 03 May 08 23:52 BST (UK)
Hi Johanna.............I will send you a pm.
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: Davidacallaghan on Sunday 07 December 14 12:20 GMT (UK)
Hi,

I realise its sometime ago you were posting in relation to the Duhigg's But I have just discovered a relative by the name of Timothy Duhigg born 1833 ish in Limerick, His father was also a Timothy Duhigg or duhig.

All I have is Limerick, can anyone help?

Thanks

David
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: dathai on Sunday 07 December 14 15:23 GMT (UK)
Plenty Duhigg's on the prison register
https://familysearch.org/search/collection/results?count=20&query=%2Bsurname%3Aduhigg~&collection_id=2043780
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: jc26red on Sunday 07 December 14 16:13 GMT (UK)
This is possibly the father or Grandfather... http://www.dippam.ac.uk/eppi/documents/11536/page/268565

My Duhig (not direct so I don't have much on them) has a Timothy Duhig born 1816 died 1868 reg district of Newcastle.  Son of John Duhig That's all I know about him as he is the brother of Bridget Duhig who married into my line.  The family came from Bruff.
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: jc26red on Sunday 07 December 14 16:18 GMT (UK)
Name: Ellen Lavell
Dec qtr 1877
St Saviour Southwark Vol 1d pg 303
Timothy Duhigg

The marriage cert should give your Timothy snr's fathers name.
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: rathmore on Monday 08 December 14 11:49 GMT (UK)
this site should be able to help you.

http://www.limerick.ie/bruff
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: duffyfarrell on Thursday 24 March 16 18:49 GMT (UK)
Just following this line as I have come across a Mary Duhig married to a Gareth O'Connor the had several children including  Michael O'Connor Born about 1816 who married Honora Hastings, they had several children some of whom emigrated to Australia QLD.  One of their sons was David O'Connor born 1840 died 1876 possible in India.  If you can make a connection I would love to hear it.  Thanks
Title: Re: DUHIG surname
Post by: duffyfarrell on Wednesday 29 June 16 17:59 BST (UK)
Just seen a Mary Duhig born in bruff in 1866 who's parents were Timothy  and Catherine Cahill