Horan Family

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Grrrrr..... nothing

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It's hard work isnt it haha.
The Find a grave post says hes born in Cork

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Hi Heywood,
The Rathmore Kerry Marriage is 1853 .
My Timothy died in 1827

That is my point.
For example, a tree shows Timothy Horan b 1778 Rosscarbery, died 1827 Portsmouth.
Parents Timothy and Catherine Cahill.
It also has a baptism 1873, Rathmore for the same man.

     What did he drink?? 

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It's hard work isnt it haha.
The Find a grave post says hes born in Cork

Not really...

The problem is  Timothy was RC  but his wife Hannah was Anglican, so where would they have Married?

With a Family Crest/Pedigree there MIGHT be a Marriage Agreement, more so due to mixed Religion, BUT normally from Bride's family to Groom's. (Grantor to Grantee)

These (attached) are, e,g, Horan to...  1730^'s for example! Wills/Deeds/Marriage Agreements, etc. Will look later/tomorrow to see if any mention Roscarberry if no one beats me to it!

But   Who to Hogan ??  grrrr!

These are later 1700's  https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSMQ-K9YH-F?i=775&cat=185720

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I have the marriage for Timothy and Hannah . This was in Portsmouth.
I have no birth for this Timothy though,
And Its his father Timothy Senior that is the one there is no trace of born around 1750

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I have been looking through the link you sent for the Irish National Library and Cant see anything there

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I have the marriage for Timothy and Hannah . This was in Portsmouth.
I have no birth for this Timothy though,
And Its his father Timothy Senior that is the one there is no trace of born around 1750

Yes, I know.

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Have you tried https://www.rootschat.com/forum/heraldry/   with that document?

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I have been looking through the link you sent for the Irish National Library and Cant see anything there

That is why I said....  Grrrrr..... nothing