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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Westmeath => Topic started by: sandra c on Sunday 12 May 13 13:52 BST (UK)
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Hi
I am looking for a Mary Molly who was born in westmeath in about 1832. The only information that i have on her is that she was a House maid and she was transported on the Earl Grey about 1850 for picking pocket. Mary married Thomas Brown in 1852 at Battery point Hobart
Thank you Sandy
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You usually require a more detailed location such as the name of the parish and/or townland so you can check if relevant parish records are available. Many rural RC parish records only start around the mid 1830s, and some even later.
Introduction to Irish Records (http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,442233.0.html)
My Ancestor came from Ireland - where do I start? (http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,498742.0.html)
Do you have any other details for your Mary - e.g. parents names from her marriage or death cert ?
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Hi
No that all the information i have on her as she married my 4xgreat uncle Thomas Brown who was transported for embezzlement and that thomas and Mary marriage is in the book callled banishedsentences of transportation from oxfordshire courts 1787-1867)
Thank you Sandy
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I can only find one Mary Molloy
Trial Place Kings
Trial Date 29.12.1847
for Larceny
Transportation 7years
Document Ref: TR7, P227
www.nationalarchives.ie
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found a Ann Molloy who married a Thomas Brown 30.4.1852 ref: con52/1/5 p13
http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au
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Hi
Reading the book Banished which i purchased frown the oxford family history society it has the folllowing information that Thomas Brown married a Mary Molloy in 1852 and the following children
Mary Ann 1852,Jane 1854, Thomas 1856, William1859, Elizabeth1861-1863, Elizabeth1864, Cathrine1866,Henryalbert1871,
The book also has Mary Brown dies 17Th October 1917 at Sandfly.
I have just looked at the front cover which as a photograph of Thomas Brown and his wife on their Diamond wedding, but it has her name down as Ann nee Molloy of Kings county ireland so not sure which way to go with this now
Thank you for your help Sandy