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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #9 on: Tuesday 21 May 24 00:08 BST (UK) »
Thank you Ashtone, Sinann and Elwyn.

From the Obituary, I read that he spent time in Avoca amongst the gold diggers; which was very pleasing to read, as after his sister Maria married Henry Rees 20 Aug 1855 Collingwood [Melbourne], they lived in tents for many years, whilst her husband searched for gold, before settling in Avoca. Thus, I am sure that brother and sister were reunited.

Okay, that means Maria has certainly arrived in Victoria,  four years or more before her brother.

It is hard to imagine that Henry Rees, who lived in a stately home on a farm near Haverfordwest and now it would seem that Maria Brady has come from a farming family, have lived for years in a tent in the cold and wet conditions of Central Victoria where she gave birth to eleven children.
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Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End

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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #10 on: Thursday 23 May 24 03:34 BST (UK) »
Based on two facts, the land assessment of 1855 in Mountshannon, where Obadiah Brady was recorded as the Wesleyan schoolmaster; and the 1855 marriage of Maria Brady to Henry Rees in Collingwood, Victoria, where the Presbyterian minister recorded members of the adjunct of the Wesleyan Denomination, then we can confirm that the Brady family were one of the Protestant families living in Mountshannon, and who may have experienced some of the violence from the majority Catholic population that historian Gerard Madden researched.

Along with the effects of the economic conditions in Ireland, requiring the farmer William Brady and his wife Susannah Holland to rent their home from Mary Tandy, this may have also led to the decision of this Brady family to emigrated to Victoria.

Can anyone find any death records for William Brady and or his wife Susannah Holland in Mountshannon post 1855 or another son Henry Brady?

Keith
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End

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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #11 on: Thursday 23 May 24 05:22 BST (UK) »
One more fact to confirm her parents were alive in Mountshannon, in case:

Marriage certificate of Maria Brady 20 Aug 1855 Napier Street Collingwood, Victoria also recorded:

Maria's parents William Brady farmer Susan Holland (both living)

In regards to accuracy: Her husband Henry Rees' father John Rees (deceased) and Martha Tomkins (living).
[John Rees died 4 Jun 1838 Loo Choo farm, Haverfordwest; Martha Tomkins was from London Wall, carpet and linen merchants]
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End

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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #12 on: Saturday 25 May 24 05:28 BST (UK) »
Notice to those who maybe interested:

May have found the death of Susannah or Susna Brady  2 Sep 1885 Mt. Shannon widow 81 farmer's widow son William Brady present at death.
This may make her son William Brady, the same who was a bachelor and died 28 Mar 1906 Scariff Workhouse age of 67 makes a possible brother to Aussie emigrants Obadiah Brady and Maria Brady.

I also see that there is a death for a William Brady on 20 Oct 1881 at Caherhurley a farmer. Although the age of 70 maybe wrong, the informant was Ellen Brady, who may be the wife of yet another brother, John Brady, who married Ellen Minogue 16 Feb 1874, albeit in RC Chapel.

one step forward

Keith
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End


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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #13 on: Wednesday 29 May 24 11:00 BST (UK) »
A lookup please.

I don't have access to 1901 Census of Ireland.

Could someone help please with a William Brady in Mountshannon?

He died on 28 Mar 1906 in Mountshannon as a bachelor, aged 67. He maybe the same who was the son and informant at the death of Susan Brady, a farmer's widow in Mountshannon on 2 Sep 1885.

How can I find out if William Brady left a Will in 1906?

Keith
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End

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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #14 on: Wednesday 29 May 24 11:31 BST (UK) »
A lookup please.

I don't have access to 1901 Census of Ireland.

Could someone help please with a William Brady in Mountshannon?

He died on 28 Mar 1906 in Mountshannon as a bachelor, aged 67. He maybe the same who was the son and informant at the death of Susan Brady, a farmer's widow in Mountshannon on 2 Sep 1885.

How can I find out if William Brady left a Will in 1906?

Keith

https://www.census.nationalarchives.ie/
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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #15 on: Wednesday 29 May 24 11:38 BST (UK) »
William Brady did not die in Mountshannon- death registration says Scarriff Workhouse-
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/deaths_returns/deaths_1906/05559/4560271.pdf
Suggest you search for him in 1901 census by initials.
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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #16 on: Wednesday 29 May 24 12:13 BST (UK) »
Thank you very much.
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End

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Re: Brady of Mountshannon on Lough Derg
« Reply #17 on: Wednesday 05 June 24 14:16 BST (UK) »
William Brady c.1835 Mountshannon d. 28 Mar 1906 Scarriff Union Workhouse

the most likely brother of Obadiah Brady, Wesleyan school master b.1828 Mountshannon d. 1888 Dromana, Victoria 1854/5 Griffith's Valuations Mountshannon

and Maria Brady b. 1834 Mountshannon d. 1876 Avoca, Victoria

1901 Scarriff Workhouse

W.B. Methodist  67  schoolmaster  Not Married  Admitted from Mountshannon  Blind

Keith
Rees: innkeeper/farmer/solicitor, Haverfordwest, Wales; Menzies: innkeeper, Glen Lyon, Scotland;
Tomkins: merchants, London;  Lee:  farmers, Watford Village, Northamptonshire; Pocock, teachers, Bristol; Grace: doctors, cricketers, Gloucestershire; Day: lithographers, London; Clark:  teachers, Folkstone.
Banks: farmer/curriers/shoemakers, East Ham, Bermondsey, East End