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Family History Beginners Board / Re: John CANAVAN and Catherine MULVANEY
« on: Sunday 02 August 20 08:41 BST (UK) »
Yep, according to John`s death record in Victoria, John`s parent were Michael CANAVAN and Catherine MULVANEY.
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Family History Beginners Board / Re: John CANAVAN and Catherine MULVANEY
« on: Sunday 02 August 20 08:13 BST (UK) »
Thanks for responding, Girl Guide,
John CANAVAN was born in Dublin in 1843.
His father, Michael was born abt. 1806, where in Ireland, I don`t know.
I don`t know anything of John`s mother, Catherine MULVANEY.
And I have no idea where Michael and Catherine were married.
John had a sister Jane, born 1839, Dublin. Jane married a Cornelius PIETERS in Victoria in 1856.
Cornelius was one of the miners involved in the Eureka Stockade debacle.
It was a Fenian uprising in Dublin in 1867 that John may have been involved in, fascinating.
I had a copy of a letter written by John`s father written to John in Victoria after he left Ireland, making comments like he was glad that John got away safely.
I would love to get a copy of that letter again, I lost my copy to the black Saturday bushfires in Victoria, I lost my home to the fire and everything in it, including 20 years of family history research.
There is a Jenni who posted to the forum who I believe has a copy of the letter.
Norm.
John CANAVAN was born in Dublin in 1843.
His father, Michael was born abt. 1806, where in Ireland, I don`t know.
I don`t know anything of John`s mother, Catherine MULVANEY.
And I have no idea where Michael and Catherine were married.
John had a sister Jane, born 1839, Dublin. Jane married a Cornelius PIETERS in Victoria in 1856.
Cornelius was one of the miners involved in the Eureka Stockade debacle.
It was a Fenian uprising in Dublin in 1867 that John may have been involved in, fascinating.
I had a copy of a letter written by John`s father written to John in Victoria after he left Ireland, making comments like he was glad that John got away safely.
I would love to get a copy of that letter again, I lost my copy to the black Saturday bushfires in Victoria, I lost my home to the fire and everything in it, including 20 years of family history research.
There is a Jenni who posted to the forum who I believe has a copy of the letter.
Norm.
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Family History Beginners Board / John CANAVAN and Catherine MULVANEY
« on: Saturday 01 August 20 05:11 BST (UK) »
Dear People,
I am looking for any info regarding John CANAVAN and Catherine MULVANEY, my G.G. grandparents.
Their son John, my G. grandfather left Ireland in 1867 under a cloud, reputedly having been involved in an uprising in Dublin that year.
Norman A. in OZ.
I am looking for any info regarding John CANAVAN and Catherine MULVANEY, my G.G. grandparents.
Their son John, my G. grandfather left Ireland in 1867 under a cloud, reputedly having been involved in an uprising in Dublin that year.
Norman A. in OZ.
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Dublin / Re: Michael Canavan - Dublin 1800s
« on: Monday 20 February 12 09:51 GMT (UK) »
Hello nilbud,
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I`m interested in comparing notes with you regarding Michael CANAVAN and family.
Michael CANAVAN is my great great grandfather, John, his son, my great grandfather.
Norman A. in OZ.
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could you contact me at : *
I`m interested in comparing notes with you regarding Michael CANAVAN and family.
Michael CANAVAN is my great great grandfather, John, his son, my great grandfather.
Norman A. in OZ.
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