Lady Ann of Clontarf?

[hallmark]

Was working on the Binghams...

https://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=768883.0

and they intertwine with the same Dalys/Kellys/Burkes/Nugents etc of your lot plus the Binghams were in Killester and extremely near Clontarf passing Tokay on their way.

[hallmark]

Grrrrr....forgot abour the Gore/Dalys, came actoss them today!!

Will check them "soon"

[hallmark]

What year did Bram Stoker live there?

Stoker lived in the Crescent, Clontarf which is the curved road on map posted

[despair]

I see that the records for St Francis Xavier,Cincinnati are now online at FindMyPast.I've done a trawl throught the 1850s and likewise can only find a Mariam Helenam born to Jacobus and Jessie(transcribed as Teresa!) Sudderland.
My only new thought is that Helen may be the name of Jessie's grandmother.This source has Capt John Sutherland's mother as Helen McBeath.

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Sutherland-4008

Regards
Roger

[hallmark]

Well it is a given that the Daly's married Bingham's Burkes etc.....one of the same Bingham's on King James's Pedigree, this one a cousin of "your Dalys"

The  Daly's/Kelly's I think are the same Kellys rattling around Galway etc on the last 2 or 3 pages on the other thread.


I know the Pedigree is small but nothing else of interest on it.

[MonicaL]

This thread has a life of its own for sure 

On the Sutherland side, with your mention Roger and link you have included.

One of the daughters of James Sutherland and Helen McBeath shows as Rachel. This is likely her entry in 1784 from FS: www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XYD3-S45 The original parish entry on Scotlands People may well add/confirm more details.

I think Helen Beath may show as Captain James Sutherland's servant in 1791-2 in Birsay Orkney https://scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/historical-tax-rolls/female-servant-tax-rolls-1785-1792/female-servant-tax-rolls-volume-26-1791-2-counties-m-w/79

For those with a subs to Ancestry, there is this limited tree showing on there for Rachel www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/32192457/person/28139379541/facts

It does include a link to Captain James Sutherland's will www.ancestry.co.uk/interactive/5111/40611_311454-00383/280041?backurl=https://www.ancestry.co.uk/family-tree/person/tree/32192457/person/20307170539/facts/citation/1162137685209/edit/record  This must be where the reference comes from in the wikitree linked above to Captain John being a 'natural son' of Captain James.

Captain James Sutherland looks to never have married.  From memory now, will have to retrace, there was a Jessie Sophia Sutherland showing in early censuses connected to this group. The name Jessie Sophia is certainly a rare combination so makes possible links to "our" Jessie Sophia look promising with all the info so far.

Monica

[hallmark]

Isn't hallmark's Jessie Sutherland the half-sister of John Sutherland (father of Jessie Sophia)? I seem to remember the names Broadfoot, Balfe, etc. from the will of James Sutherland, Lord Duffus.

Was this ever investigated??

[MonicaL]

Don't think it was?

From 1851 in Regent's Park, London:

Esther Broadfoot 64 head b. Orkney, Scotland
Jessie Sutherland 55 sister b. Orkney, Scotland
Esther S Broadfoot 19 daughter b. Gibraltar
Margaret Hunter 35 servant
Fanny Ward 23 servant

Esther Sutherland married Alexander Broadfoot in London in 1827 and died in the Camden area on 13 January1861. Her daughter Ester Sutherland Broadfoot was executor to her will.

Monica

[MonicaL]

In the 1861 census in Kensington London, niece Esther with aunt, following the death of her mother. All showing as unmarried:

Jessie Sutherland 65 b. Scotland
Esther S Broadfoot 29 niece b. Gibaltrar
Margaret E Broadfoot 57 niece vis. (not clear) b. Scotland
and 3 servants

Monica