Mary Carroll b 1806, father, Daniel, stonemason, Tempermore

[Echovalley]

I am looking for any family information on the above people.  Mary m John Casey , a soldier, in  ?1832 at Templemore and they sailed to NZ in 1847 on the 'Sir Robert Sale'  from Cork.   
Kind regards, Lindemann

[Martin514]

Interesting I have Casey's and Carrolls in my family tree from Templemore in Tipperary. However they don't tie out with yours

My 3GGF John Casey of Templemore  marries Bridget Quinlan of Drom and Inch on 18 Feb 1830

My 2GGF Michael Casey (1836 - 1886)  was married to Mary Carroll (1836 - 1888)

I imagine there is a relationship somewhat deeper in our family trees

Martin Nutty
New York City

[dublin1850]

The parish register of Templemore has their marriage on 20 January 1836.
https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000632698#page/152/mode/1up
Witnesses John Brien and Catherine Guilbride.

'95th' is written beside John's name, which is presumably his regiment.

Edit!**From another site https://www.curiousfox.com/uk/mbprof2.lasso?eid=152650&-nothing

John Casey b c1806 Askeaton
Hi, Our John b 1806, enlisted with the 95th Regiment of Foot, Derbyshire Regiment, m Mary Carroll whilst at Templemore. He was discharged from the army in 1841 and in 1847 during the famine accepted an offer from the NZ government to emigrate and as ex soldiers they formed a defensive settlement around Auckland during the Maori wars. Have no details of his family, would welcome any information. Kind regards Allison, NZ

edit2**There is a baptism to a John Casey 95th Regt. and Mary Carroll of a Margaret Casey, 29 September 1838 in Newry parish. Co. Down. Sponsors John Cummins and Ellen Breen.

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633286#page/144/mode/1up