John and Bridget Fitzpatrick nee Keraney

[samantha74]

hoping someone can help. looking for the deaths and any other info on John and Bridget.
John born c1820 Ireland and Bridget 1824, they married in ireland before coming to south australia in 1864 aboard the Tarqiun. they had 3 children with them
William b1852- 15 july 1883 Pekina
John A. c1854-27 Oct 1915 Adelaide
Bridget 1856-22 Juny 1946
Patrick  born ?
Mary ann born 1865?
i know John spent time at Pekina, but cant seem to find anything about the family.
Thanks

[Dundee]

I think you will find that the older children are on the manifest as single men and women, apart from the family.  Patrick, 20, Mary, 17, and Martin, 14.

https://archives.sa.gov.au/sites/default/files/documentstore/passengerlists/1864/GRG35_48_1_64-7_Tarquin.pdf

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/159526809

Debra 

[samantha74]

thank you for that didnt see that

[shanreagh]

Can you please double check Bridget's maiden name.

Is it Keraney
or
Kearney?

There are some unusual Irish surnames and Keraney (something like Rainey/Raney but with a K?) may be one but I'd like to check I am starting off correctly phonetically.   

[Dundee]

A bit about Bridget Jnr. here - wrong arrival year but says she spent her younger years in Kapunda.  I think 'Glen Ina' should be Gleninagh in Clare.

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/167781045

Debra 

[wivenhoe]

"i know John spent time at Pekina,"

Which John is this....father or son?

Using Trove I see FITZPATRICKs and Pekina.

How/when do you place your FITZPATRICKs at Pekina.

"John A. c1854-27 Oct 1915 Adelaide"

Where do you see John FITZPATRICK, died 1915, with a second given name?.  What is the second given name?

Are you descended from this FITZPATRICK family?

"Patrick  born ?"

You had reason to believe there was a Patrick FITZPATRICK but did not have him to be on the "Tarquin" with his family.

Apart from the reasonable suspicion that a FITZPATRICK family from Ireland might include a Patrick, where have you seen  something specific for your family?

The Advertiser 28 Oct 1915 p2
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/5485179?
COFFEY.-The friends of Mrs. P. COFFEY, of Exeter, are respectfully informed - that
the Funeral of her late brother (John FITZPATRICK), of Solomontown, Port Pirie, will leave
47, Wakefield-street, on THURSDAY, at 11 a.m., for the Catholic Cemetery, West-terrace.

[wivenhoe]

Southern Cross 30 May 1913 p10
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/167010819?
FITZPATRICK.—On May 26, at Port Pirie Hospital, Ellen, the be loved wife of John Fitzpatrick, Dyke
street, Solomontown, late of Eurelia.

Southern Cross 14 Feb 1919 p10
https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/167787560?
FITZPATRICK — VICTORY. —On the 14th October, 1918, at St. Anacletus' Church, Peterborough, by the Rev. Father B. Ryan, John Peter, only son of the late John and Ellen FITZPATRICK, of Solomontown, to Winifred Agnes youngest daughter of Luke and Mary VICTORY, of Peterborough. Present address, Dyke Street, Solomontown.

[samantha74]

thank you i didnt see Patrick, Mary and Martin on the transcript until i relooked
john senior was living in Pekina 1883.
at this stage i am unsure what john jun. middle name is. he died 27 oct 1915 and buried west tce cemetery.
his sister Bridget married Patrick Coffey 26 nov 1873 Kapunda, bridget died 22 June 1946 adelaide.

[Kiltaglassan]

Can you please double check Bridget's maiden name.

Is it Keraney
or
Kearney?

There are some unusual Irish surnames and Keraney (something like Rainey/Raney but with a K?) may be one but I'd like to check I am starting off correctly phonetically.   

Indeed, shanreagh

Here's what John Gresham has for it - no Keraney households in Griffith's or a surname dictionary entry.

https://www.johngrenham.com/findasurname.php?surname=Keraney