Dwyer what part of Ireland is it from?

[pettsy]

Hi Chris
My dad often pops in Riley's pub at the worlds end, when my brother comes up to London for a Chelsea match. They meet for a drink.
I will ask him.
I have ordered Jane's death certificate, so I hope it will hold a clue  I should receive it Friday.

I am doing well with my Scottish research, and have gone back to the 1700's  They have great certificates don't they. I am visiting Glasgow in May to go to the Mitchell Library, and visit the cemetery where my ancestors are buried.
My g grandfather on my dad's side was from Glasgow.

Going back to my mum's Irish roots, we may have to visit Dublin also, if not just for the pubs 

Pettsy

[heywood]

Hi Pettsy, good luck with the certificate - hope it's a bit more of the puzzle solved.
Heywood

[pettsy]

I have just received Jane Dwyer's death certificate,
she died 26th Dec 1916, aged 72.
22 College Place, Chelsea, London.

She was the widow of Thomas Dwyer.

Daughter K.Rudd was present at the death.

Maybe it was Kate Dwyer, will had to look for the marriage of Kate Dwyer to a Rudd.
Also Thomas died before Jane, so will have to search for his death.
Still no clues to Irish ancestry though 

Pettsy

[Christopher]

Hello Pettsy,

I wonder if this is going to be of help to you. The names Rudd and Dywer both appeared at the same time in four parishes in Ireland during the period of Griffiths Valuation - (1848-64) Kilkenny, Laois, Tipperary and Wexford. http://scripts.ireland.com/ancestor/surname/index.cfm

All the Best, Christopher

[pettsy]

Thanks Christoper,
That is interesting, I will have to look for a marriage cert to see where the Rudd's were from, or the parents.

Pettsy

[pettsy]

I have just found the birth of Jane Mc Manus, born March Q 1845 in Chelsea.
And a Caroline Mc Manus b.Mach Q 1843, also Chelsea.
I cannot find Thomas as he was born before 1837.And could have been born in Ireland 

I will order the certs tomorrow, and find out Jane's parents names.

I cannot find a Fanny Dwyer, but the dates/age match up to Caroline Ellen, so maybe Fanny was her nickname 

Pettsy

[pettsy]

I have now found a Katherine, could this be the "KATE" 
Maybe Kate is Short for Katherine.
What do you think?
Katherine was born June Q 1865 at St George Hanover Sq.

Looks like I may be getting somewhere at last, but as for Irish rellies  ???I may have to go back another few decades. 

Pettsy

[Christopher]

No problem there Pettsy. Kate is short for Katherine

[pettsy]

Thanks Christopher, sounds promising.
Will report back next week when I receive the certificates.

Still can't find the marriage of Jane Mc Mauns and Thomas Dwyer 
Jane was born 1845, it has to be somewhere 

Pettsy