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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #27 on: Friday 25 March 22 21:47 GMT (UK) »
Hi Gérard.. 

Thanks for staying in touch..
I would love to touch base with you one to one.

I hope we do touch base soon for real.. I haven't tried to pm you yet but will try over the weekend if you are OK with that.

Ps.. I found the house in Marbella that you previously gave for Theresa's address.. if I have it right it was sold in 2017... that said I am not looking to find  Theresa perse.. just family history and to know my roots.. so much history I have no knowledge of at all.... for example Theresa was my mum, but had  so many brothers and sisters, I just never knew that..

Hope to catch up properly soon.
Kind regards
Damian..


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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #28 on: Sunday 27 March 22 00:06 GMT (UK) »
KEADY FAMILY GRAVES BARNA GALWAY co.  Some Research made by me  many years ago....

http://www.igp-web.com/IGPArchives/ire/galway/photos/tombstones/1headstones/barna.txt

No. 52
left side:
In Loving Memory Of | MARY KEADY | Ballynahown Furbo | Died
9th Sept 1979 | Aged 90 years | MICHAEL KEADY | Died 24th
Nov 1955 | R.I.P.

right side:
In Loving Memory Of | DELIA KYNE | Corcullen Moycullen |
Died 30th Mar. 1981 | Aged 60 years | MICHAEL KEADY |
Ballynahown, Furbo | Died 23rd Oct. 2006 | Aged 90 years |
Erected by the family

https://www.oughterardheritage.org/content/place/townlands_of_oughterard/town_lands_-quick_reference/cloghermore
extract from above link
Cloghermore Townland: Tithe Records taken in 1829 show “Cloughermore (Mount) to be the property of Thomas Henry O’Flaherty. A Francis Flaherty is shown to be occupying 4 acres of 2nd class land, 800 acres of 5th and 500 barren acres classified as bog of no value. A Patt Hynes and Co. are shown for a Mill Plot of 1 acre, classified as 2nd. Census for 1841records one occupied house with 4 male and 4 female occupants; Census for 1851 records only 3 female occupants. Poor Law Valuation £8.0.0. Griffith’s Valuation records Rev. Charles Whitaker as owner occupier of herds house and townland. Census for 1901 records Michael Keady as Herd and the land owner – John Walsh. Michael Keady his wife Mary and children: Norah, Daniel, Martin, Sarah and James are occupying one house while two other houses are described as “Shooting Lodges” owned by Henry Hodgson. Michael and Mary Keady would appear to be the same as Michael Keady, 21 years of Ballinahown and Mary Folan of Minna, 21 years who married in Spiddal Church on October 3rd 1875. Possible family connections: Conneely’s of Seecon. There is no record in the 1911 census for Cloghermore.

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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #29 on: Sunday 27 March 22 00:51 GMT (UK) »
Further to the above.. and the naming conventions and family ties used in Ireland back in the day.. which can be really confusing, I have more research I conducted some years ago that undisputedly puts Michael Keady as my Grandfather, Mary Clancy as my Grandmother, Theresa as my Mother who was born in Sept 1936, plus I have a document for her birth to substantiate this, and Furbo / Barna - Ballynahown, as the family homestead.

I never knew Theresa was the youngest child of a family of ten siblings before now, but have previously found John and Michael, her older brothers before, who were my uncles that I never knew, both born in the first world war years..

My middle name is John, so a paternal family name, as given to me by my mother Theresa.. So I have a connection I feel to the family, But I miss the fact I had uncles and aunts who never knew I ever existed,, and for what.. Religion.... I was born in England, my wider family were in England, I now know they were even within 10 miles of where I grew up.

Also, although my Grandfather Michael was dead before I was even born, my grandmother was never ever told of my existence..

Apparently "she was not a nice person to know".. I quote my mother Theresa on this one, who told me this when I was 17yo and came to find me after leaving me as a baby, only to then leave me again after we had met..

Anyway.. No point dwelling on the past.. especially with all that's going on in the world..

I would rather focus on helping all our friends around the world that need our help.. such as in Ukraine.

Gerard, hope we speak soon
D


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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #30 on: Friday 01 April 22 21:08 BST (UK) »
Hi Gérard are you there?

My only cousin as so far as I know... who also knew my mum....

Which is my only motivation on here.

But just to be clear.  I do not have any interest in finding Theresa. .. just my extended family history in Ireland..

Life is to short to even think about Theresa..  but your mum was my auntie.. I wonder what she would have said? Had she known..

I think we may have known each other as children.. that's what I think.

Anyway.. Best wishes to yoy and yours.

D





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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #31 on: Tuesday 05 April 22 10:16 BST (UK) »
Hi Damian,
 
I was a bit quiet as in hospital for surgery, pretty routine but crowds out other things for a while.
Family legeng is that our great grandfather John Keady was from Moycullen & migrated to Furbo to be a tenant farmer. Landlords were like vampires to their tenants sucking out all the money & leaving tenants in poverty . Around 1900, the UK government organised a big land purchase scheme throughout Ireland. Most tenant farmers bought out their landlord with re-payment spread over 40 years so our family stepped up in the world. Our
Grand Pa Michael was a really good farmer, cattle trader & poteen maker. For years he had a still & made a tidy profit. My mum told me,Grand Pa was illiterate but he used to go to the bank for loans to buy cows & sell onwards after fattening them.it helped ge had a big workforce of children to help out on the land  I think he was well respected in the community. Our Granny Mary was a bit like, Mrs Browne of Mrs Browne's Boys, a  real character, very opinionated & very funny if you were not on the wrong end of her tongue. Ireland was very sexist till recently so Granny was  a lot less bossy to the male side of the family but tough on her girls. Everyone in our village was deeply Catholic at the time & Granny was worried about her girls getting involved with men
, That is why aunty Theresa could not mention you to her as there would be a huge row.  My mum & your mum were really close, not sure if my mum knew about you or not. Knowing my mum she would have stuck by Theresa if she was told about you, no moral  judgments. It would have been good to have grown up with you as I eas an only child . I liked Granny though,  very entertaining to be around. It was a saying in the family, the Keady side of our family were mild tempered & the Clancys like Granny had the hot tempers.

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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #32 on: Tuesday 05 April 22 22:22 BST (UK) »
Gerard, now that you have made 4 posts you should be able to use the private message facility to exchange personal information with Damian.
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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #33 on: Friday 15 April 22 00:06 BST (UK) »
Hi Gerard.. I just sent you a PM..  lets see if it works..
Best Wishes
Damian

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Re: Keady's of Furlogh - Barna - Galway - Ireland
« Reply #34 on: Friday 19 August 22 22:31 BST (UK) »
Hi Gérard.. 

Hope you are well.  ?

I noted you read my last post or was it my PM to you? on the 23rd May..  but i have not had a reply from you yet.. seems strange.. but as I said I hope you are good..

I know a bit more about stuff now.. like how people don't share actual names, and that's fine, but I have researched and now know yours, but you already know mine and I have been totally up front about it on here. .

I can't say anything more on here as it's in the public domain.. but to lend you a clue..

Begins with an s.. ends in a y..

We were born almost together.. I was May.. you were June..  how bizarre eh..

Look, I am only after my family history, nothing more, there isn't or shouldn't be secrets like back in the day when we're born. 

I just want to pass on my history, which I still don't know, but you may have more knowledge of, to my son and 2yo granddaughter. 

I also want to go to Galway and see where our family were from.. so I better understand my Irish side.

Anyway.. over to you Gérard..  I will always keep searching..

Best wishes
Damian