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Ireland (Historical Counties) => Ireland => Offaly (Kings) => Topic started by: scatty on Sunday 09 May 10 13:58 BST (UK)
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The Clavin family consisting of Hugh dob 1868 and his father,also Hugh were known to be butchers by trade living Tullamore Clara area. I would like to know if anyone else is researching this family.
With thanks
Scatty
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Clavin, Croghan
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Not researching the family, but from Tullamore Roots 1901;
Balleek
Clavin Mary, Bernard, Elizabeth.
Cloghabrack
Commins (Clavin Daniel & Mary; Bridget, Angela, James, Thomas, John)
High st (18)
Clavin Thomas & Alice; John. (purveyor)
William st (49)
Clavin Laurence & Margaret; John. (publican)
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Electors list 1936/37
Columbcille st
Clavin Alice, John
Cloghabrack
Clavin James
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seanmac,amazing photo and information, thanks a million for that. Just wondering where you managed to find the photo.
Best Wishes
Scatty
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It's in Cloghan cemetery.
Jack
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Hi Scatty,
These are in Birr Roots 1901, but may be related.
Cumberland Square or Duke Square (5)
Clavin Daniel, Teresa (hotel owner)
Lisheen (rural) (4)
Clavin Patrick & Mary; John, Margaret, Catherine.
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Birr Electors list 1936/37
Lisheen
Clavin John.
Townsend st
Clavin Patrick.
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Durrow cemetery;
James Clavin; Balleek
14/12/1896 (68)
wife-Mary;
16/9/1910 (76)
Rose Clavin;
5/11/1954 (76)
Elizabeth Hannon;
25/10/1960 (86)
Bernard Clavin;
20/7/1965 (95)
his grandson-Bernard Joseph;
19/2/1971 (5)
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James Clavin; Balleek
15/10/1983 (67)
sister-Elizabeth Quinn;
6/12/1984 (72)
his sister- Bridget Joyce;
26/8/1985 (71)
his bro-Joseph Clavin;
6/6/2004 (80)
his sister- Molly Nutkins;
22/7/2007 (96)
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Jack
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Clavins of Church Street, Clara were butchers - also fowlers and tanners I heard recently from a Clara friend. I have a small amount of info but before posting I will PM you to see if they are the 'correct' family.
BC
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Clavins of High St., Tullamore were butchers when I was growing up in the 60s
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Perhaps your memory is better than mine but Clavin's (also?) were butchers in Columcillle St. (aka William St.) as were Killeavy's. There is a Chinese restaurant at the latter site and the former is owned, oddly enough, by Clearys and is a clothes shop/shoe shop. There was a Cleary butchers in High Street and Tom Treacy's (RIP). A friend and 'townie'confirmed this to me but memories are misleading. I will check in 'Paddy Cloonans' next time I am in thereClavin man from Columcille Street is still alive.
Since you and I were around in the 60's we know each other I'd say!
BC
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You're so right. Would I have been thinking of Kearney's butcher shop in Bridge St opposite what was P & H Egan, now, The Bridge House. ? Clavins was close to Cloonans ok. The main thing is that it confirms the information for the enquirer.