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Offline valerie kehoe

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Bryan, 19th Century, South of England
« on: Monday 01 March 04 13:36 GMT (UK) »
BRYAN Mary Ann   b       Edward Bryan          Gillingham 28.6.1861
                                        Elizabeth Shoesmith

BRYAN Mary Ann  m.     Job Charles Daniels Medway 13.12.1884

BRYAN Mary         m       George Wm Gant    Lambeth 11.4.1884 .            

BRYAN Mary Ann  m      Edward Jones          Woolwich 4..04.1895

O'BRIEN John       b       Dennis O'Brien         Dunmanway Cork    
                                        Margaret McCarthy       7/12/1829
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Lond.//Kent/Surrey  Bryan  
Cork (Dunmanway) O'Brien
London//Lambeth    Small   Muggeridge 
L'pool /Preston.       Kehoe  McDonough  Coupe  
Suffolk                     Rowe   Mortimer   Mowle

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Re: Bryan, 19th Century, South of England
« Reply #1 on: Saturday 19 October 13 12:35 BST (UK) »
I have a connection to Dennis O'Bryan/O'Brien born 1831 in Dunmanway co Cork

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Re: Bryan, 19th Century, South of England
« Reply #2 on: Sunday 20 October 13 02:43 BST (UK) »
Thank you Chris.  I would appreciate learning more of your family. 

 I am hoping 'your' Den/nis Bryan (O'Brien) b Dunmanway c1831 may belong to 'my' Bryans.

My ggrandfather 'George Bryan' (born as John O'Brien) b1829 in Dunmanway/Drimoleague.
I have info on only 1 of his (many?) sibblings  a 'Michael Bryan' bc1832 Bandon ...shown in Chatham/Gravesend 1861. 

I have a marriage cert for a Mary Ann Bryan (thought to have been Michael's dau) but a 'Dennis' is  shown as her father.   I also have a 'Den/nis Bryan' bc1821 Cork living at same address as mine -in Salutation Alley Woolwich 1881.

I have been trying to research my O'Brien/Bryan's for a few years -on and off - and have quite a few 'spares' on file!  Hopefully I may be able to find a place for your Den/nis.

Would love to hear more from you!   

Valerie
WAus
Lond.//Kent/Surrey  Bryan  
Cork (Dunmanway) O'Brien
London//Lambeth    Small   Muggeridge 
L'pool /Preston.       Kehoe  McDonough  Coupe  
Suffolk                     Rowe   Mortimer   Mowle

Offline George E. H. Haydock

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Re: Bryan, 19th Century, South of England
« Reply #3 on: Thursday 10 August 23 03:58 BST (UK) »
Hi, Valerie.
     George Earle Houston Haydock. asking a question or two, hoping you might Answer.
Thomas Haydock born 1901 Belfast. Around 1945 he moved to Québec Canada his parents.
were Samuel and Elizabeth (Brown) Haydock of Belfast I believe. He lived in French Quebec.
looking for family, if possible??
Also who was the wife of Joseph father of William James and Matha (Bexter ) Haydock (Haddock)..
any information
 Cheers George...
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