Butler, Phelan, Delany (delaney)

[PJB]

Hi
Looking for an information on the above famlies, all of them were location in the Aghaboe (Farren) area of Laois around 1840.

The name I have are

James Butler   married Mary Delany, Mary's father was Martin Delany

Patrick Butler  married Margret Phelan from Shanboe  (I think)

Christopher Butler unmarried, joined the DMP.

Mary Butler  married a Mr Kelly.

Happy to share information if you think you have a link

[Jack2227]

Hi, names I found in Aghaboe;

Phelan Michael     22/4/1965  69 Keelough
Margaret (wife)   1/1/1972    67
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Phelan Sean;       8/6/1997 (pike of rushall)
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Phelan;
Timothy,   14/3/1921     19
James,      20/3/1938     86
Philip (Rev)13/9/1938    23
Catherine  20/7/1942    70
James        20/3`1952   46
Julia,          27/5/1970    67
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Saragh       8/4/1861      61    nee Hennessy
Eliner Hussy 11/2/1818 (same grave)     

[crambler]

Looking for information on Andrew Phelan (1834 Ireland-1899 America) married to Anne Delaney (1835 Ireland-1897 America).  They were married in Mountrath, Laois in 1860 and lived there with their 9 children - Mary, Margaret, Anna, Katherine, Agnes, Alice, Micheal, Helena and Lillian.  Andrew worked in a bakery and they lived on a farm called Coolrain.  All came to America in the 1880s, except Helena, who died in Ireland as a child.  I believe Andrew's father was Matthew Phelan.  I believe that Anne Delaney's parents were Michael Delaney and Mary Cudahy.  Anne's siblings were Michael, Margaret, Hannagh, Bridget, Ellen and John Delaney.  All but Hannagh, Ellen and John came to America.  John (b: 1853) was believed to be a Constable in or near Dublin.  I do not have any Butler information in my tree.  I'd like to hear from anyone with Phelans and/or Delaneys that might match this info.  Thank you. 
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[PJB]

Crambler

The two most common surnames in Laois are Delaney and Phelan I also have both as grandparents Be extra careful to follow the correct line there are many Delaneys and Phelans, Phelan is often recorded as Whelan just to add a little more complexity.

I suspect the Coolrain reference is to the village rather than a farm name.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coolrain

Are you aware of the following sites

https://www.irishgenealogy.ie/en/
Very useful for viewing BDM records

https://registers.nli.ie/parishes?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=laois

[aghadowey]

Death of Helena Phelan in 1880-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1880/06458/4856846.pdf

Her birth in 1878-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/birth_returns/births_1878/02952/2081526.pdf

You can use the same site to search for more details on the families.

[crambler]

Thank you  both very much.  I really appreciate your help.