McNamara/Vandelure

[Freya Ellingsen]

Yes I suppose that is a possibility on NLI,  But I cannot make out the mothers name?
I have tried to upload Thomas Burke/Bourke and Annie McNamara's marriage cert but it will not load, I found it on the Tassie Pioneer's database.. Annie states she was born in 1835...
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Marriage:
MCNAMARA, ANN
Gender:
Female
Birth
1835 -   
Marriage/Relationship:
1852 - NEW NORFOLK,Tasmania  (  BURKE, THOMAS  ) 
So this is what I have been getting the birth date from....

[hallmark]

Must be a different Ann Mack so..... this one was born Limerick 1822 and as you see sailed on

Voyage Ship:Rajah
Voyage No:176
Arrival Date:19 Jul 1841
Departure Date:05 Apr 1841
Departure Port:London.

after trial
https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?name=18410301



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Ann McNamara, uxor Ann Quested who sailed on

Voyage Ship:Rajah
Voyage No:176
Arrival Date:19 Jul 1841
Departure Date:05 Apr 1841

seems to be well sourced/documented!!

http://www.rootschat.com/links/01ndz/

[hallmark]

All from a simple Google search of...   'Mcnamara, And CON40/1/6'    ...and brought to you at no expense!

[heywood]

Looking for information on Michael NcNamara and Mary Vandelure, who possibly lived in Carrveroe, Quin, Clare, at one time? What I know is their son Michael b. 1816 Carrveroe, Quin, Clare, their son John b.1822 their only know daughter Annie, Charlotte b. 1835 possibly Limerick.
Annie (Ann) arrives in Australia as a convict in 1841 aged 17yrs, she marries Thomas Burke  in 1852 Tasmania...they have six children before Annie dies of Epilepsy aged 35years..

Thanks.....

I think the townland is possibly Carrowroe rather than Carrveroe.

This information might not be much help, but it does place surnames in the right area.

Griffiths Valuation (about 1850s) doesn’t show a McNamara but there is a John Vandeleur there.

Tithe Applotment records, 1825, for Carrawroe (spelling variant?) shows John McNamara and John Vandeleur in that Townland.
There are several entries for Michael McNamara in various townlands.

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[heywood]

There is a birth here to those parents May 1829 for a child  ???ana

https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000634747#page/37/mode/1up

Right hand page

Tithe Applotment records http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/home.jsp
show a Michael McNamara in Drinagh, Kilmaley.

[hallmark]

Yes they were both in that area

https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSH3-33H6-V?i=483&cat=185720


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[heywood]

From what I can see, it is late 1700s, I think but t’s about it.

[hallmark]

Didn't spend time looking but the

Ann McNamara, uxor Ann Quested who sailed on

Voyage Ship:Rajah
Voyage No:176
Arrival Date:19 Jul 1841
Departure Date:05 Apr 1841


is clearly a different Ann.