Patrick & Catherine (Doorley) Lantry - Kings Co.

[Jack2023a]

Patrick Lantry,
son of James and Bridget (maiden name starts with 'R' hard to read on Patrick's death certificate) - was born in Kings County 1796. He was married twice.  His first married was to a Bridget Donoghue around 1820.  They had at least 11 children (9 sons and 2 daughters) - nothing is known about Patrick and his first family.   It seems - that Patrick's first family may have been brought up in Lusmagh, Co. Offaly.

It is unknown what happened to Patrick's first wife Bridget.

Patrick Lantry,
married his 2nd wife Catherine Doorley 1845 in Kings Co.
They had  8 children - Keeran, Margaret, John, Patrick, Thomas, James and Michael.   

The 2 eldest children - Keeran and Margaret died in infancy in Ireland - the youngest, Micheal died on the voyage to Australia - in 1865.

Patrick took his 2nd family to Australia in 1865.

Any help regarding the Lantry family of Kings County Ireland would be most appreciated.

Jack
Australia



 

[shanew147]

there's a few Lantry entries of Griffiths Valuation (1847 to 1864) in Co. Offaly

Patrick Lantry, Rathnure North, Drumcullen parish

James, Rathrobin  , Killoughy parish
Thomas, Cully, Killoughy parish

James, Gortarevam, Lusmagh parish

Bridget, Derafanny Reynagh parish
John, Main St Banagher, Reynagh parish
Peter, Feeghs, Reynagh parish
Peter, Main St Banagher, Reynagh parish

there are about 14 Doorley entries for Offaly..


Shane

[Jack2023a]

Hi Shane
Thank you for that info - will check it out

Once again thanking you

Jack

[aussie lyn]

I think I may be related through Eliza Doorley.  She was my ggg grandmother and her sisters were Bridget and Margaret.  Parents were John and Margaret Corrigan.  The birth dates and places match up although I had no idea there was another sister as the Doorley family were a bit elusive.  I know when and how Bridget and Margaret arrived but no idea about Eliza.  Although there are a few things that differ, I think they are the same family.

[Jack2227]

The below are on headstones in Mountbolus cemetery;

Ann Langtry;
17/9/1944 (by her husband)
No name.
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Margaret Langthy; Gortacur
20/6/1912
hus-Joseph;
2/4/1939
his-bro; James
28/2/1936
Their son-Patrick;
7/3/1962
Joseph Langthy;
12/3/1988
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Sounds like Lantry !!
Jack

[sarah]

Hi Aussie Jack,

Your private message to Aussie lyn has bounced back to us, sadly her email address is no longer working.

Regards

Sarah

[Mamasita]

Hi Jack
Have you had any luck tracing Patrick Lantry? I am also a descendent of this family who all settled in the Maitland area. My question is... since a number of forums suggest that he married twice and was born in 1795/6... how could a man of 70 pass as 45?? The ship record of the arrival of Patrick and Catherine Lantry with their 5 boys and a baby who died on he voyage states that Patrick was 45 yrs of age and Catherine was 35. The ship was ‘St Hilda’ 1865.

[Maggsie]

Hi,
This is Patt Lantry listed in the Tithe records
http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/results.jsp?surname=lantry&firstname=pat*&county=King%27s&parish=&townland=&search=Search
Deaths were not recorded until 1864.

Griffiths Valuation...…….a James Lantry in Lusmagh.
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNameSearch&familyname=lantry&firstname=First+Name&baronyname=&countyname=KING%27S&unionname=&parishname=&Submit.x=50&Submit.y=15&Submit=Submit

and a Patrick
http://www.askaboutireland.ie/griffith-valuation/index.xml?action=doNameSearch&familyname=lantry&firstname=First+Name&baronyname=&countyname=KING%27S&unionname=&parishname=&Submit.x=55&Submit.y=12&Submit=Submit

Maggsie