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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Limerick => Topic started by: andyhayes on Tuesday 23 September 14 13:47 BST (UK)
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Hi
My GG Grandfather John Hayes was born in Limerick in 1830 his brother Cornelius (hope this makes it easier) was again born in Limerick in 1832
I am struggling to find anything further I believe John was Married in Ireland before moving to Whitby as he is listed as a widow the first time i can find him (1861)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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What was the name of John's wife and when was the eldest known child born? Were any of his children born in Ireland?
Where did you get Cornelius' name from?
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Johns wife Margaret was born in Whitby as were their children, I can trace everything in whitby but cant seem to get anywhere with the Irish stuff.
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Limerick can refer to the city or the county and it will be difficult to find such early Irish records without more details. Many records for that period do not survive and of thise that do not all will be found online. In addition to all that, if tyou were to find a John Hayes with brother Cornelius it still wouldn't prove you've found the right family.
Does John's marriage list a father's name & occupation?
Where did you get Cornelius' name from?
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Hi
I am waiting for Johns wedding cert to arrive. Cornelius Hayes lived in the same street in Whitby and also from Limerick, I suppose he may not be Johns Brother
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Once you get John's marriage certificate you may know his father's name. Have you found any other Hayes from Ireland besides Cornelius living in the area? Have you tried researching Cornelius' family for clues? (maybe even a descendant is also tracing their ancestry). If Cornelius married in England his certificate might list same father's name as John's.
If either both John or Cornelius was alive at the time of the 1911 census (we aren't allowed to do lookups for it) it would be worth checking to see what they listed as place of birth (that one is more apt to list a more exact place than 'Ireland' or the county name.
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Thanks
I will wait to see what I can gather from the wedding cert. Both John and Cornelius had died by 1911.
Other than wedding certs are there any others i can order that will help?? maiden name of mother would be ideal
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Even if you were to find baptisms in Ireland for them the mother's maiden name might not be shown.
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Just received the wedding certificate for John Hayes and Margaret leadley - Whitby 1868
John Hayes born Limerick 1830 Fathers name John (listed as a farmer and deceased)
Both lied about their ages listed as 32 when both are 38 - John listed as Batchelor when a census from 1861 suggests he is a widow
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Anybody able to help with this
John died in 1884 in Whitby Union workhouse, softening of the brain, exhaustion.
His sister in law Mary (wife of Brother Cornelius was marked as informant).
How did the brothers get from Ireland to Whitby, surely there must be a record somewhere?
Both were born in Limerick fathers name John.
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How did the brothers get from Ireland to Whitby, surely there must be a record somewhere?
They were moving within one jurisdiction so no record of travel was required and it was not at all unusual.
People usually moved for work, sometimes permanently sometime for a few months at a time.
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Hi I live in a farming area in Limerick where the Hayes family farms/ed for several generations. Their home was a post office also until the postmistress (Hayes) retired a few years ago. The Village of Ballysteen has listed online free to see, the cemetery gravestones and the relevant inscriptions. May be worth looking it up?
Chrissy
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Hi,
I am researching my 3rd great great grandfather and grandmother: Paul Flynn (c.1810-1872) and Mary Hayes (1812-1855). I believe they were from Cappamore. They had Hannora Flynn (1835-1900) who would immigrate to Illinois where she married Patrick Corkery and this is my line. Hannora had a brother Patrick Flynn who also immigrated to Illinois and married Elizabeth Drew. I have not been able to locate any records on Paul Flynn or Mary Hayes and would love to be able to find out more about them.
Thank you.
Elizabeth