Patrick RUBERY, Born 1845, County Galway

[*Sandra*]

Thanks Shaun, that clears that up.    Sounds like the same guy.

quote : There's an 1861 army "index" record of a Pat Rubbery in 70th Foot at Canterbury. This is probably the man in the 1861 census that Sandra posted.

[BAC3]

Good Evening,

Possibly if I could "top and tail" the potential army career, I should say he was released from Parkhurst Prison on 15/11/1860 and was married in July 1871.   This would allow adequately for the 10 years and 3 days military service.

It is a pity the FindMyPast entry did not contain any personal details

BAC3

[*Sandra*]

Again not what you wanted but interesting to read regarding Ann Hynes/Hines who Patrick married in 1871

Manchester Evening News
Manchester, Greater Manchester
Tue, 13 Jun 1871
Page 3

https://www.newspapers.com/article/manchester-evening-news/143302678/

 

Manchester Evening News
Manchester, Greater Manchester.
Fri, 16 Jun 1871
Page 3

https://www.newspapers.com/article/manchester-evening-news/143302778/

Manchester Weekly Times and Examiner
Manchester, Greater Manchester
Sat, 17 Jun 1871
Page 5

https://www.newspapers.com/article/manchester-weekly-times-and-examiner/143302886/

[BAC3]

Good Evening again,

I think my last post can be ignored as my original query appears successfully answered......I am grateful for all your excellent research and now to complete the Canadian episode of Patrick RUBERY's life...........and thereby hangs a tale

BAC3