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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Offaly (Kings) => Topic started by: anniedwyer84 on Tuesday 01 December 09 23:35 GMT (UK)
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:) Hi....just found out that I have ancestors who moved to Offaly and trying to track down people that are related to them. The information that I have comes from the 1911 census and from family members.
My great-great aunt Anastasia Walsh (parents were Kieran Walsh and Anto Dwyer - 1836 to 1880) was from Tipperary, Ireland. She was born September 1872. She married Stephen Kenny, also born in Tipperary c. 1894. According to the 1911 census, they were married 17 years and had 7 children born but 6 were still living. Their children were:
Jeremiah Kenny aged 15 born 1896 born in Tipperary
Stephen Kenny aged 12 born 1899 born in Tipperary
Anastasia Kenny aged 9 born 1902 born in Tipperary
Margaret Kenny aged 7 born 1904 born in Offaly
Mary Kenny aged 4 born 1907 born in Offaly
Bridget Kenny aged 10 months born 1910 born in Offaly
On the census, it states that they were from Clyduff, Mountheaton, Co. Offaly.
Any help appreciated
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I was browsing and happened to see your post re. Kenny.
The story goes.....
Elizabeth Quinlan m. John? Kenny. no date.
She had two boys, John and William. She came to England from Kings County with her two boys and married Stephen Varley in 1884-ish. They then went on to have other children.
Could there be a connection? I know very little about Irish records, but I know Kings County is now Offaly.
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I was browsing and happened to see your post re. Kenny.
The story goes.....
Elizabeth Quinlan m. John? Kenny. no date.
She had two boys, John and William. She came to England from Kings County with her two boys and married Stephen Varley in 1884-ish. They then went on to have other children.
Could there be a connection? I know very little about Irish records, but I know Kings County is now Offaly.
LDS database (http://www.familysearch.org) has an extracted birth record which may fit-
William Kenny born 14 April 1880 Crinkle, Kings, Ireland- parents John Kenny and Elizabeth Quinlan.
(there's a townland called Crinkill which may be 'Crinkle')
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I have just seen your reply. Sorry for the delay. Thankyou. I will look into it.