Quealy's from County Clare

[jordaneschaefer]

I'm looking for relatives of and information about Patrick Joseph Queally. He was born in County Clare, Ireland. Not positive on the parish, possibly Inagh. Born about 1917, died in 1970. His parents are believed to be Patrick Joseph Queally and Mary Ann (unknown maiden name.) Been told he had family members by the name of Mora and Theresa. My mom and I are helping my ex-boyfriend's mom who never knew her father because he died just before she was born. Her mother never spoke of her father. The information I have is from one of her older sisters. Her father, Patrick Joseph Queally moved to the Tring, Hertfordshire area in England at some point in his life, not sure of the year. My ex-boyfriend's mom is now living here in the states. She said that there was a place, which she believes to be the house name, it's called Feighnamungy. My mom and I have worked in genealogy together before, but mostly here in America and over in Poland, and it seems that Ireland seems to be more difficult, and especially with the small amount of information that we have. Unfortunately this is all the information I have on him. Any further information would be greatly appreciated.

[conahy calling]

http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=684338.msg5286366#msg5286366

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[annclare]

You may have seen this already a refernce to A Slievenamungy cllled Feighnamungy in Inagh civil Parish Clare in 1829. These are evictions/ ejectments  in the parish of Inagh
LInk http://www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/don_tran/court_rpts/ejectments_1816_1835/inagh.htm
Might be worth getting on to Clare Library - they have lots of resources and if it was an estate name they may be able to identify the area and Post 1829 owners/residents.
annclare