Place in County of Roscommon

[CatK66]

It has been suggested that the place is Kiltrustan. 

[dublin1850]

It could be Kiltrustan, but I don't see anything that resembles that among any of the previous versions on logainm.ie Roughly what year is the record from?

[ShaunJ]

It's written as Hillchryston or possibly Killchryston. The registrar would have written down what he heard.

[dublin1850]

There were Farrells in Kiltrustan in the Tithe Applotments Books (1830s or so).

[CatK66]

Shaun, it does look like an 'H' but it doesn't have the curly bit at the end that looks like an 'o' which all the other 'h's have so I think it's a K.   

Dublin1850, it's from an 1855 birth record in Scotland.  I haven't got Ann's parents details.  They are left blank on her death entry.  All I have is her maiden name Farrell, her date of birth is going to be around 1819 give or take a year or 2.  I suspect 'Patrick' might be her father's name going by the Irish tradition of naming boys. 

[dublin1850]

There is an Anne Ferral married a Thomas Hanly in Strokestown 23 Feb 1846.
https://registers.nli.ie/registers/vtls000633934#page/38/mode/1up
Witnesses Patrick Hanly and Maria Farmer.

[CatK66]

Ooh that sounds promising.    on that birth record it says they married in 1845 but many of their dates vary by a year or two as time goes by.