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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Wicklow => Topic started by: SandyRoser on Friday 25 July 08 10:28 BST (UK)
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In my family tree I have an Owen Griffin (b1826) Dunlavin, Ireland. His parents were Thomas Griffin and Margaret Linnox.
He was married in Dublin to Ann Parry from Rathfarnham in abt 1852/3 before coming to Western Australia on the "Dudbrook" and settling in Fremantle.
Any information on the Irish family appreciated.
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Hi Sandy,
I am just new to this board and found your post through much searching on the internet.
Owen Griffith is an ancestor of mine to, he married Ann(Annie) Parry they had a daughter Margaret who married Major William Henry Mansbridge. Hope you pop by occasionally to see this, look forward to talking to you
Kate
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A very warm welcome to both of you.
I know the peeps will be of great help.
Good luck with your trees
Tinam
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Hi there,
I will just post these one or two bits that I found, just incase you don't already have them !
marriage of owen griffin and anne perry (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/1e13900403865)
baptism of daughter margaret griffin (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/08a1aa0033190)
baptism of possible son thomas griffin (http://churchrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/details/c2c4c20214442)
Tara
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Tara, good findings!!
Hi Kate, 1906 electoral rolls for South Fremantle Attfield St has
Owen private means & Thomas stock keeper.
1903 same address Owen is a gentleman, Annie home duties & Thomas a stock keeper.
Tinam
added I've found the 3 of them in 1910 census. Owen a pensioner & Thomas retired.
William Henry Mansbridge is in 1910 census also but his wife is Mary, Balcatta Perth.
Perhaps he is Margaret's father in law? There is a death in 1914 and he's 80 yrs of age.
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Fremantle Cem R.C
Owen Griffin died 21.1.1910 aged 84yrs.
Grantee was a William Griffin.
I can look up this grave for you and photo the headstone if there is one.
Tinam
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I am soooo sorry I have not been here for so long, and not replied to your posts.
Have had a year full of family sadness and such like ::)
But now I am back and in full research mode ;D
Can't wait to get started. My gorgeous brother and his wife want to get me an Ancestry subscription, so I can do all the family history. Not a big job I am sure ;)
Will look at all the above info and be back soon
:) Kate
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Tara,
thanks for the links, very helpful :-)
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Thanks Tina,
I will hopefully make it up to the cemetery myself sometime, as I live down south ;D
oh and I love trolling through cemeteries ::) I am not sure if I am weird or not ;)
Kate
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Sandyrosa - it appears that your family and mine are on the same tree. I found Tara's post most helpful. I will be in Ireland later this year and will go to Wicklow to look about the ancestral homeland.