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Cork / Re: Killegar - Smith - Cullen
« on: Thursday 07 March 24 11:08 GMT (UK) »
Regarding the valuation for Ballymacpeake Lower-
There are several reasons knowing the informant for Margaret's death is important, not the least being who she was staying with at the time of her death. I've re-checked the Valuation books for Moneystaghan Ellis and Moneystaghan Ballymacpeake without noting any Killoughs or Marrons. There are Smiths in both but going from their Wills fairly well-to-do.
Moneystaghan has appeared earlier in this story as the birthplace of Margaret's 2nd son John Marron. Remember that he was born 25 Oct.1876, birth registered 13 Nov.1876 and Margaret married Michael Marron on 20 Nov.1876. At the time of the birth registration father Michael Marron's residence listed as Glenone.
Off to re-check a few more details before I post more but I wouldn't rule out the 1932 death just yet.
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In VAL/12/B/34/10F (1911 - 1929) , 6d is marked vacant. According to the colour of the amendment , this seems to be 1912.I read the date as 1922.
There are several reasons knowing the informant for Margaret's death is important, not the least being who she was staying with at the time of her death. I've re-checked the Valuation books for Moneystaghan Ellis and Moneystaghan Ballymacpeake without noting any Killoughs or Marrons. There are Smiths in both but going from their Wills fairly well-to-do.
Moneystaghan has appeared earlier in this story as the birthplace of Margaret's 2nd son John Marron. Remember that he was born 25 Oct.1876, birth registered 13 Nov.1876 and Margaret married Michael Marron on 20 Nov.1876. At the time of the birth registration father Michael Marron's residence listed as Glenone.
Off to re-check a few more details before I post more but I wouldn't rule out the 1932 death just yet.