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This couple below were 3rd cousins :--- 
“Dispensation in 4th degree et / & 4th degree consanguinitatis  ex duplica { dipiti or clipite ? } obtenta”  :---   photos now on www.registers.nli.ie   
M#0584  JANUARY 23rd 1866              JOHN HENNESSY from QUERRIN     
married to MARY GINNANE from LISHEEN  sic ? = Mary Guinnane from Lisheen ?
Witnesses:  here as Jas. = JAMES HENNESSY & MARY QUEALY     
Priest:  Fr Michael Molony ,  here as Ml Molony ,  not Fr M C Moloney       

3rd-Cousins marrying :  One pair of the 16 great-great-grandparents of the groom was also one pair of the 16 great-great-grandparents of the bride.      Mary Ginane / Mary Guinane from Lisheen :  this is a few miles north of the Rahona East farm & Carrigaholt village.    She will likely be a daughter of the ‘separate’ Denis Ginnane family from near there, who preferred to use the spelling of Denis Guinnane from LisheenFurroor, or further north in Kilfearagh Civil Parish at Doonaghboy / Ballyonan or Foohagh.     
From the “Naming Pattern” Mary’s mother was Bridget Guinnane.   
John & Mary Hennessy baptised at least 6 children at Querrin :---   
* This family from Doonaghboy / Kilfearagh usually spelled themselves as Guinnane.           
[ So, Mary is associated with the separate, ‘Denis Guinnane’ family line ?  ]
[ Also, see 2012 research by & for Christine Mackay from Toowoomba, Queensland.  ]   
[ Also see emails 20150312 with Joanne Sexton / Joanne Campbell from Lismore,NSW  -- she went to Templemeeagh, Querrin in 2013.       ]   
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Group of at least 6 Hennessy-Guinnane / Hennessey-Ginnane siblings @ Querrin :---     
#2146  Bridget in early October 1867 {as Guinnane, Sponsor: Ellen Guinnane };         
#2553  Kate on Feb 11th 1870 {as Guinnane, Sponsor: Ellen Guinnane };       
#2947  Mary on April 23rd 1872 {as Ginnane, Sponsor: Honor Hennessy };         
Ellen on April 28th 1875 {as Ginane, Sponsor: Mary Hennessy };     
Martin on Oct 27th 1877 {as Guinane, Sponsor: Johanna Walshe };     
& in late 1878(?):  Ellen H. {a.k.a. Nellie Hennessy O’Keeffe Garranson {as Ginnane};   + other sibling(s) ?               
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[ See the 1882 Rent Review just below for an Edmond Ginnane from LisheenFurroor  =  maybe Mary & Bridget{ see M#0438 }’s  brother or father ?  ]     
The website  www.EPPI.DIPPAM.AC.UK  has lists of 1882 Judicial Rent Reviews :  a time not long after this Parish Register which operated until March 17th 1878.    And so many of the farmers’ names will be the same.     Unfortunately, the data is .csv formatted into a shambles ?          There is a sample, including #412 for an Edmond (Ned) Ginnane from LisheenFurroor in this transcription .           
Mary & Ned’s sister Bridget is in the database of applications for the Old Age Pension Search of the 1851 Census.   
Also see Margaret’s marriage  M#0732 on Feb 14th 1870  = was Margaret a sister of Mary & Bridget (senior) & Ned ?           ====  More from Murray at Ginnane.co.nz

Thank you for the note, 'Sooheen'.
I have transcribed the whole Baptism & Marriage Registers for Carrigaholt (which also covered Querrin, Cross & LoopHead, etc areas then) from 1852-1878. 

Would you like me to email you a copy?  Please 'PM = Personal Message' me, or look for my email in the Guestbook of www.Carrigaholt.net website.   

There were several Guinane / Ginnane, etc families in the area at that time, including yours at Querrin, and mine at Rahona East.

I am trying to separate them out & relate them to each other. 

Murray at Ginnane.co.nz

If anyone is researching the GUINNANE surname from County Clare, I have found a "loose end" in Mangere Cemetery, Auckland, New Zealand. 
I would like to place him either in or out of my family tree, --- and someone else may be wondering what happened to him?

SHAUN FRANCIS GUINNANE (officially miss-spelled SHUAN in NZ BDM !!!) apparently lived as a bachelor carpenter in South Auckland, NZ from about the mid-1950s, until he died on JULY 22nd 1984, aged 61. 
His headstone refers to 'Family in Ireland & Australia' -- perhaps he stopped off in Australia first?   A fare-paid, 'assisted immigrant'?     
It seems he may have been born in or near Kilkee, Co.Clare around 22nd May 1923.  There are still several Guinnanes living in Kilkee / Donnoughboy.

Kilkee is about 9 miles north of Rahona East, Carrigaholt where my Ginnanes come from. 
There was a Sean Guinnane playing GAA football for Dalcassians & in Ennis, Clare around 1941 to 1952 -- perhaps him?

Because this 1699 record of a Considine marriage is so old, I wonder if it is possible to work forwards from it to the 1800s?  Perhaps they'll meet up with your one?     
Lack is a few miles east of Kilrush.     
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Mar 22nd 1699 : Daniel Considine from Lack, Co.Clare married to Jane Sulivan.
Bondsman: Richard Lillis from Newmarket, Co.Clare.
For wordsearch : Sullivan
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Also, just out of interest ....
June 27th 1719 James Molony of Ennis married Catherine Torpey from Carriggaholt (sic.).   
Terence McMahon from Clonndonough, Co.Clare went bond for them. 
For wordsearch : Torpy, Carrigaholt,
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I have found quite a few LANDERS & CLEARYS also living in Moyarta Barony, Carrigaholt, and the LoopHead Lighthouse area.   
Try website guestbooks on www.Carrigaholt.net  and  www.LoopHeadClare.com 

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On FEB 28th 1865, there was a Michael Landers from Moneen, not Moveen?, married Mary Griffin in the Greater Carrigaholt Parish, west Co.Clare.
On Dec 24th 1869 they baptised Patrick.
On June 18th 1872 they baptised John.
On August 19th 1874 they baptised Bridget.
Jan 4 1878 they baptised Margaret.

On Jan 23rd 1866, a Thomas Landers or Lardner? married Bridget Corbett. (Although there was also a local Lardner family, now spelled Larner.)
 

On June 2nd 1859, John Molony of Ross, and his wife nee Mary Landers, baptised their baby Patrick in Greater Carrigaholt Parish, possibly the new Church at Moneen. 

In April or May 1853, John Moloney of Carrigaholt, and his wife nee Margaret Landers, baptised their baby John.
On Dec 14th 1855, John Moloney from Kiltrellig, & his wife Margaret [ as Peg ] nee Landers baptised Bridget. Johanna Landers was a sponsor. 
Also, a John Moloney of Moneen and his wife nee Margaret Landers baptised their baby John on April 29th 1868; = perhaps different couples? 

On June 29th 1859, Roger Finnell / Fennell of Ross, and his wife nee Johanna Landers, baptised their baby Honora (Norry) Fennell in the Greater Carrigaholt Parish, probably at Moneen. Moloneys were their sponsors.     

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Jan 25th 1855 Patrick Cleary from Kilballyowen and his wife nee Bridget Curtin baptised their baby Margaret.
Also they baptised Patrick on Jan 11th 1860.

On Dec 4th 1863 John Cleary of Carrigaholt and his wife nee Bridget Ford, baptised Margaret.

There were also other Landers & Clearys here, including a female Cleary married to a male Mulvihill. 

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