HYLAND from Suncroft

[Eyesee]

Mark HYLAND married Catherine BERNEY 1834 in Suncroft.

Had five daughters that I can find in Suncroft PRs.
Teresa 1836
Bridget 1839 married William ORFORD
Ann Jane 1841 married Richard CONLAN
Margaret 1843
Ellen Catherine 1845 - hard to read could be Eliz. Catherine

Anyone researching this family. Catherine is a sister to Eliza BERNEY who married Peter NOLAN in another of my posts.

Catherine died at Brownstown on 2 Oct 1872

Ian C

[Kiltaglassan]

Mark HYLAND married Catherine BERNEY 1834 in Suncroft.

Had five daughters that I can find in Suncroft PRs.
Teresa 1836
Bridget 1839 married William ORFORD
Ann Jane 1841 married Richard CONLAN
Margaret 1843
Ellen Catherine 1845 - hard to read could be Eliz. Catherine

Anyone researching this family. Catherine is a sister to Eliza BERNEY who married Peter NOLAN in another of my posts.

Catherine died at Brownstown on 2 Oct 1872

Ian C

Not connected to, or researching this family but, for the benefit of others, here are some of the links to your data.

Suncroft townland in Carn civil parish
https://www.townlands.ie/kildare/east-offaly/carn/ballysax-west/suncroft/

Brownstown townland just NE of the town of Kilcullen and in Carnalway civil parish
https://www.townlands.ie/kildare/south-naas/carnalway/carnalway/brownstown/

Marriage 1870 of Bridget Hyland to William Orford
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1870/11371/8175174.pdf

Death 1872 of Catherine Hyland. The informant Richard Conlan, her son-in-law?
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1872/020719/7269621.pdf

Marriage 1871 of Anne Jane Hyland to Richard Conlan
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1871/11353/8167983.pdf

KG

[Eyesee]

Thanks KG.

The marriage entry for Richard CONLAN and Anne Jane HYLAND have his father as Eugene. Would be interested in knowing what his mother's name was. The witness Peter CONLAN is possibly a brother of the groom. The other witness Mary Jane SHAW I believe is a cousin of the bride.

Also is this Richard the Richard CONLAN who died at Brownstown in 1881. If so what happened to his wife and children after that date. Can't find any of them in any records.

Children were
Owen 1872
Mark 1874
Edward 1876
Richard 1878
Mary 1880

Cheers
Ian C

[dathai]

Owen and Mary 1911  ?
http://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/pages/1911/Kildare/Ballysax_East/Brownstown__Great/542882/

[dathai]

Owen died 1919 Lr Leeson St,Dublin with sister Mary as his informant
368
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1919/05162/4423922.pdf

[dathai]

Richard Conlon's death is noted in the Cork Examiner 15th Oct 1881
http://www.irelandoldnews.com/obits/obidxc.htm

[Eyesee]

Thanks dathai, that appears to be two of them.

Wonder what happened to the other children and the mother.

Merry Christmas.
Ian C

[Saoirse]

Hi,
I just moved into a house that was built by Richard Conlan on the land of his uncle, Edward Conlan, who had left it to him in his will. This Richard was born in Brownstown. I’m trying to trace the history of the house. Edward was a JP who was involved in the Land Acts, leading the local tenants to resist paying exorbitant rents to absentee landlords. Apparently his funeral was one of the biggest ever in the Curragh. Richard built the house around 1910 and I have a newspaper article saying he sold it in 1927. Does anyone know who might have bought it from him? Who was the architect? Btw this Dick was the son of Richard and Ann Jane Hyland. Where did he go after he sold the house?

[Sinann]

Hi,
I just moved into a house that was built by Richard Conlan on the land of his uncle, Edward Conlan, who had left it to him in his will. This Richard was born in Brownstown. I’m trying to trace the history of the house. Edward was a JP who was involved in the Land Acts, leading the local tenants to resist paying exorbitant rents to absentee landlords. Apparently his funeral was one of the biggest ever in the Curragh. Richard built the house around 1910 and I have a newspaper article saying he sold it in 1927. Does anyone know who might have bought it from him? Who was the architect? Btw this Dick was the son of Richard and Ann Jane Hyland. Where did he go after he sold the house?

Is this the stud farm at Pollardstown?
I see an ad in 1927 where Richard Conlan had a 321 acre Stud Farm and house for sale at Pollardstown and in 1928 T Burns the Irish flat race jockey has 'more recently acquired a 300 acre stud farm at Pollardstown near the Curragh.'
I don't see Richard Conlan listed under Pollardstown in the Land Register for 1920 to 1929
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ4-X9S1-S?i=461&cat=185720
Or in the name list 1925 to 1929
 https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CSJ4-89YF-X?i=561&cat=185720
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