Ann Geraghty

[Shieldslad]

Looking for Ann Geraghty born Westmeath c 1847, dont know place?

Thanks

Bob

[Union Jack]

Hi Bob,

I'm currently working on my gggrandfather, Thomas Garratty/Geraghty of the London 1851 census, born Westmeath circa 1821.  There is some reason to believe his mother was Catherine Hosey/Hussey and he came from Castlepollard but no proof and no known link to your Ann.

Nevertheless, I thought it was worth mentioning in case we can help one another as the search progresses.

Good luck,
Jack

[Shieldslad]

Yeh Jack,

No problem if I get any news I will pass it on to you regarding Geraghty.

Bob

[Notinpastyet]

Hi Guys ,if your still hunting around for Geraghty,this bit off info may help you with some more leads,first I must say that you are bound to find the surname spelt all mannor of ways Geraghty ,Geraty,Girrity ( I've found families  from the same perants but their surname will have a differant spelling!!!!) Now back to Anne ---I had a look at the Irish family history society site played around with Anne Geraghty that would fit in with your time scale & found 7 ---here they are  born at Kinnegad, Anne born 1843 father Andrew,Anne born 1844 father John,Anne born1848 father Thomas.Born at Kilbeggan Anne  born 1844 father Patrick.Born Ballinabrackey Anne born 1846 father John.Born at Mullingar  Anne  born 1847 father Thomas (maybe your Anne!!!!!) Born Ballyloughloe Anne born 1851 father Thomas. I've looked at Griffith's Valuation & see there is a Thomas Geraghty renting land at Ballinderry Mullingar.Regards Nipy

[Union Jack]

Hi Shieldslad,

The recent post regarding your Ann Geraghty by 'Notinpastyet' caused me to review my original response of 9 Feb '07 & I should point out that I've unearthed additional information since then - though not concerning your Ann directly.

As your Ann & my Thomas were both born in Westmeath & Irish records are so sparse, the exchange of information among Geraghty researchers may be one of our best resources.

So, here's mine:  I located the marriage cert of my Thomas in London in May of 1846 & it lists his father as Peter, a weaver.  Thomas's bride, Elizabeth Sookin was born in London in 1818 BUT her mother, Ellen Seokin was born in Ireland, according to the 1841 census.  Ellen's late husband was Patrick Seokin, a cowkeeper & while I have no birthplace for him, it's very likely that he, like his wife, came from Ireland.  That's all I have to date, I'm afraid.

Do you have any other known Geraghtys in Westmeath, in addition to Ann?  While it may not appear useful just now, I would appreciate having the names on file in case something turns up later.

Also, Thanks Notinpastyet - every little bit helps.

Regards,
Jack

[Notinpastyet]

Hello once again ----- there was quite a few families of Geragthty's living between Moate & Horseleap  Co Westmeath, I have quite a few of them dating from around 1785. So if your research spreads to this area -- let me know !!! cheers Nipy

[Jack2227]

(by kind permission of Noel Farrell0
Geraghty's are scarce in Mullingar! these are from 'Mullingar Roots', no ages given, just street's and names.
1901;
Bishopgate st; (32)
Gerety Teresa; (religous teacher)

Springfield or Spittlefield rural;(6)
Gerety Ellie; (asylum attendant)

Spoutwell lane; (16)
Gerety Mary.

1911;
Church st; (3)
Gerety Mary

Springfield (1)
Gerety Thomas; (asylum attendant)

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Electors list 1936/37;
Blackhall st; (Emmet st & St Johns tce)
Geraghty Thomas, Bridget, Joseph

Patrick st; (Mc Keown & Parnell tce)
Geraghty Michael.

[Jack2227]

Rootsweb has a forum on Geraghty Mullingar going back to 2001

[CaseyBeglin]

I see there's a lot of people searching for various Anne Geraghtys. The Anne Geraghty I'm looking for married Thomas Beglin in 1866. They're children were Thomas, Patrick, Simon, John, Andrew, Judith, and Patrick. They lived in Mabestown Co. Westmeath. If anyone has info on this Anne Geraghty that would be awesome. thanks

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