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Offline Fliss

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PHELAN
« on: Monday 20 December 04 18:49 GMT (UK) »
Was the name PHELAN a prevalent one in Cork circa 1840?
I know it's a name which was linked with both Wexford and Waterford.
I have an ancestor - ANN PHELAN, daughter of PATRICK PHELAN.
The virtually illegible entry on the 1881 Census (Aylesbury, Bucks) notes her as coming from .. it MIGHT say ... Inniscattery - but it is very hard to read and could be a numer of places. I know Inniscattery is an island. Was it habitable?
Ann was born circa 1846 but came to London. She married Alfred Alexander Colllins
in London in 1867. I have lots of information about her after 1867 but seek details of her parents / baptism etc.
Any help will be much appreciated.
BATE, CARTER, SIDDORN - Cheshire
PAWSEY - Suffolk & Middx
PICTON & HOWARD - Middx & US
PALMER & FREEMAN - Suffolk & Middx
GURNEY & COLLINS - Bucks & Middlx
MUNT - Herts & Middx
CHARLES - Devon & Middx
GLEED - Northants & Middx
WILSON - Bucks & Middx
SMITH - Lechlade & Lambeth & Surrey
FARRER - Lowestoft & Newington & Surrey
FAIRBRASS - Kent & Surrey
HOUSE & YOUNG - Compton Dando / Burnett, Somerset
YOUNG - Bingley / Bradford, Yks
RAMSDEN - Bradford, Brackley area
ENGLISH - Tynemouth & Wales